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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    Why a M10 die? Do you not thread at all on your lathe?
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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    Probably not in this case, but I will mention it anyways. Another pretty common problem is the wrong gas, welding suppliers have been known to occasionally mislabel a tank. 75/25 blend intended of MIG really raises hell if used on a TIG for some reason. Brian stated he was burning...
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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    2% lanthanated electrodes work extremely well for both aluminum and steels, 3/32 size for general purpose. It is the go-to electrode for most TIG welding. The other thing is to be sure and remember to switch to AC for aluminum and DC for steel. I have forgot on more than one occasion and...
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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    Can't find any fault with the blade you use or how you use it. Its the same blade I use.
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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    I also have a DoAll bandsaw and use it to cut all sorts of things. I have cut drill rod, shortened small grade 8 bolts, brass, bronze you name it and don't have any problems with blade life. One thing that comes to mind is what pitch blade Brian is using? In a home shop blade pitch is...
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    Time for a new Horizontal Hit and Miss engine

    Anxiously following this build !
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    Another Radial - this time 18 Cylinders

    I've been following this thread since the beginning and its simply fantastic work. Have you considered that perhaps the "load" (prop) on the engine is insufficient for the power the engine develops? That would give max rpm with a lot of throttle opening left. I am sure the engine is a beast...
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    Another Radial - this time 18 Cylinders

    Amazing work ! I find this thread a "graduate course" in workholding techniques which is often a huge challenge. I am curious how the tubing bends were done? Some of the tubes are pretty short and most have multiple precise bends. Once again, amazing work !
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