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English... Just use an online translator... I see 400 bar... that's a lot. Is it for a diesel or something like a hydrostatic pressure tester?

What kind of pump? It would help people to know what you are after.

Good call on oil vs grease. Besides lubrication it will help cool, flush debris, help the o rings seal and so on.

Drilling rod. The high carbon low alloy steel that is easily tempered. Because it comes bright and clean it got the name "Silver Steel". Similar to the spring steel around the edges of mattresses. It is excellent for machinable but can then be tempered to making machining tooling. Edit to...

That looks really solid. Is the wear still going to be brass on brass? Is the swash plate going to have seals on the shafts so it can be flooded with oil, or is it just going to be greased? Neat seeing your process. Thanks for sharing.

I'm sorry, that was not the vibe I meant to give off. Genuinely made no assumptions on your abilities, the enlarge shortcuts are things lots of people don't know about so I was just trying to help. It's all good.

Design by zen lol. The last swashplate, how did you do the inclined plane? Did you just cut it on the cnc lathe?

The frame rate/drill bit speed in the last video is sorta funny. Looks like the bit is hammering in backwards lol. Is that a ceramic thrust bearing?

It's fantastic how fast you can whip off parts with CNC. I only have manual machines. Looking good!

Fantastic!

THANK YOU!

Try right clicking and opening the image in it's own tab?

Weird, it should. Even works in IE.

You can always right click and open preview then zoom in either with the mouse scroll wheel + ctrl or ctrl + the + button.

Just seems more fun to call it that, given they continued to deal with existing partners.

Would you mind making a thread on this engine? I'm very curious to see it's set up and I can't find any Google images of the set up you describe.

You just need to find a dealer that had a preexisting relationship with them before they went xenophobic

To add, compressible substances should use tube that has 4x safety factor while incomprehensible stuff like hydraulic fluid gets 3x.

I do know a guy, well he's passed away now, who famously drilled two deep into the block of his wife's minivan. He accidentally put a tiny hole right into a cylinder. He fixed it with just JB weld and it held up. Alternatively you could try aluminum brazing rod, but that might distort the...

Gotta really really reach in with the rag and crank the turbo by hand to get it spinning?