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A heads up - - - when I went to the above url it wants you to do some other stuff the download point is on the page but its buried in the French verbiage. Watch what you're clicking on!

Hmm - - - or - - you may want to build yourself something like a Lister (listeroid being the more modern) diesel - - - that would be interesting - - - anyone on here with one to help get dimensions etc?

Will you be welding up the fenders? Please - - - a link to the plans author would be useful!!!

Hmmmmmm - - - - so the tool chain gets longer - - - you know making a tool to make another tool that helps me make another tool that enables me to finish my project. The trick seems to be finding the tools that give the maximum buck for the time committed to their learning and use otherwise it...

Thank you for the information - - - sorry for creating noise!!

Trying to figure out where the flywheel will be hung - - - ideas - - please? TIa

That's not always that reasonable anymore - - - a number of years ago I used something called an m-bag through the post office - - - there were some restrictions but it was reasonable - - - don't think its available anymore though.

Thanks - - - that worked!

I'd love to download the drawing - - - but - - - - clicking on the file opens it. Please - - - some way to download it? TIA

Almost looks like someone is trying to create a vernier protractor. https://ia904708.us.archive.org/11/items/moore_precisionholelocationforinterchangabilityintoolmakingandproduction_1946/Moore%20Precision%20hole%20location%20for%20interchangability%20in%20toolmaking%20and%20production.pdf If...

Diamond wheels allow one to put a very nice shape to cemented carbide tooling - - - so if you don't use that - - - you won't need the wheel.

Its not the easy route but you could plot the location of each hole use trigonometry. Its much more tedious but it does work.

I like it - - - - I see you also find more than 1 useful - - - grin. You have any diamond wheels or cbn?

(Grin) put it down to the journey of life . . .

maybe weld some tabs on the socket head cap screw top so you have a largish wing nut but that might be problematic in some locations. Another option would be to use nylock nuts (nylon insert nuts) to regulate the actual 'tightness'.

Now that I'm looking forward to - - - lead on - - -

Now that I can read - - - thanks!!!

I would really really like to respond accurately to this but as mr Steamchick is the absolute expert on all things - - - - even those he knows absolutely nothing about. Oh well - - - I guess I'm not supposed to include ideas that I know work because the present day safety 'experts' know that the...

Can't download and when I try to open it well - - - - its not a format that produces anything that I can see.

Probably not an 'accepted' practice but growing up mom would wipe down the stove with the paper towel that had the bacon drippings on it. Produced a very nice glossy sheen that lasted for quite some time - - - not permanent though (although the commercial paints aren't that either!). Made for...