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| AussieJimG:
It's still a good looking engine David and I am reminded of it each week when we do the rounds of the supermarket. Jim |
| Stilldrillin:
Steve, Jim..... Thank You! :beer: Each week, Herself just sighs, and raises her eyes. As I head off down the kitchen/ houseware alley...... :thumbup: David D |
| John Hill:
That's a beautiful engine make from stuff found in any kitchen, top marks my man! :beer: I think this is a clear lesson that we should take more notice of the things around us and in the kitchen department especially! :coffee: Hmmmm..... looking in my cupboard of old-but-too-good-to-throw-out-stuff I found a stainless steel plunger coffee maker, thats about a 1200cc stainless steel DOUBLE WALLED container with parallel internal bore! Surely that could be used for something, maybe a lovely water jacket for a two cylinder type engine, a bit bigger than table top size though. :scratch: |
| krv3000:
thums up from me :ddb: |
| Stilldrillin:
John, Bob. Thanks for your comments. :beer: That coffee maker sounds to have great potential! :thumbup: And..... Here's the burner, that was coming on, a couple of weeks ago! Usual build. Top of a salt grinder/ pot. Brass disc, base, with central locating bar, and supporting foot underneath the wicktube....... The crossbar locates nicely, in the rim of the bowl/ firebox....... Until, my fumbly fingers knocked the burner, fully inside the firebox! :palm: The only way to retrieve, was to lift the hot engine, while it was running. :( A taller, breather tube, stopped that happening again......... Here's another, final video........ Job's a good un! :D David D |
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