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You guys are making me think about doing stuff I'd get grounded for when I was a kid! Walter & Kristin Warfield ... From: Donald Qualls <silent1@...>...
Walter Warfield
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Apr 8, 2009
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That will work, if you're willing to find the "sweet spot" in the needle every time you start the engine, or install a separate shut-off valve to start and...
Donald Qualls
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Hi there, ... Well, now comes the question about using the prop as a flywheel. Would the drag caused by the prop trying to move the air make it an effective...
Michael Boucher
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... Actually, making a wobbler double acting is a relatively minor mod -- you don't need a cross head, just a sealed bottom end on the cylinder, a piston with...
Donald Qualls
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I think double acting would be easy actually. Which was one of my "modifications" on the #25 I had in mind. You'd just have to do a little math ect. I toyed...
Walter Warfield
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Hello, i had a look to youtube (your link) and found a wobbler, no slide valve. The link is ok? If your looking for a slide valve engine, perhaps i can help...
Wolfgang Hanschke
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Oh, sorry! Once again I have not communicated clearly! I felt that the engine in the link is very close to what a #25 would be if it was double acting. No...
Walter Warfield
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Wouldn't even need any math. Elmer has done it all for you in the #47 Boat motor plan, including a drill guide for the porting. Ray ... From: Walter Warfield ...
Ray Leonard
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I need help in finding parts and chucks for my little lathe. A Machinex 5. I just got this little lathe and it is new but no parts I need. It is an old...
ALLYN D. THOMPSON
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Here is some information and a photo of the Machinex 5 Lathe. Hope It Helps. Billmc http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/oldmachines.htm...
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Hi, I really lucked out at an auction today. I won, for $50.00, a Tiny Power #104 steam engine kit that was half completed. With the plans was the 'Elmer's...
Jim Bogner
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Hi, I really lucked out at an auction today. I won, for $50.00, a Tiny Power #104 steam engine kit that was half completed. With the plans was the 'Elmer's...
Jim Bogner
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That's a heck of a deal. Congrats. Mike...
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I recently read a reference to a wooden flywheel engine by Elmer. Does anyone know of the whereabouts of plans for it? Is that it on the cover of his book? ...
Wayne
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There are a couple of wooden engines in the files section. I built the engine in plan #1 many years ago. Are you looking for something else? Gene...
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... Wayne, I can't tell you about the cover, as I don't have a bound copy. I downloaded and printed mine. It looks like there are two in the book with wooden...
Thayer Syme
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Thanks guys, that's all I needed to know. Wayne...
Wayne
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No credit to me for the articles below, I just happen to be a (mostly lurking) member of both the Gingery and Elmers groups. Marcello ... My favorite steam...
MZT.Groups
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Got the crazy idea to try to use a old cappuccino machine as a source for steam. After 2 modifications to a 4$ cappuccino maker I bought at Goodwill. I hooked...
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I'm interested in vacuum engines or flame licker engines as a first build, could anyone help with plans they wish to share....
Andrew
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Jan Ridders shares free plans for many great-looking engines, including flame lickers. http://heetgasmodelbouw.ridders.nu/ cheers, c...
Corey Renner
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Jerry Howell has some popular ones. I've seen variations of his 4-in-1 and the ones I've seen have run well. He also sells kits of just the bearings and...
Jim Ash
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I was going to suggest Jerry's plans, since they are very reasonably priced and easy to build. But then I read the original email again and I got the feeling...
Corey Renner
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There are plans in one of the Steam And Stirling Engines You Can Build books (picture on the cover0. That said, flame licker engines can be tough as a first...
r@...
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Oct 28, 2009
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You got that right. I've been messing around with models for about 15 years. Been to lots of shows. Seen LOTS of flame lickers ... static displays!! In...
Carl Carlsen
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Check with Jan in Holland, He has free plans and has built many different engines including flame licker's. Papa Tait Seekonk,Ma. ... From: r@......
KENNETH TAIT SR.
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Hello everyone, A few of us chippers have started a small machining club here in Central Florida and we met for the first time a few months ago up in...
Ren KG4BAS
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This is a little off the track, but.... I moved away from central Florida going on 8 years ago (couldn't stand the climate any more) or I'd be interested....
Jim Ash
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Wow! This is just like what we did! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecf_metalworking/ We advertised on Craig's list in the tools section a few times and got a ...
Ron Thompson
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Thank s Jim, I'll put the word out. Be well, Ren...
Ren KG4BAS
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