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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe2vioXrIKg Click Here For The Build Thread You can purchase the plans Directly from my website at www.burleighmachine.com The "Tiny Inline 4" is a 4 Stroke, 4 Cylinder, OHV, Spark Ignition, Splash Lubrication, Water Cooled, Gas engine. It runs on either...

Great Design Chuck!! You have so many. Its So simple, and very little to go wrong. I am sure this will get built many times over. I know I will ;) Kel

Well Done Chris!!!!!!!! Congratulations!! It is sounding great, I am amazed at how slow it was turning over. A wise man one said "Perseverance is Everything" and you have just proved that. Kel

Hmmmmmm. I tried a few different combinations and still can't figure it out. Never Mind. I got it. Thanks again. Kel

Thanks Doc! Here Kel

I know how to post a link (Copy-Paste), but how do I change the www.html.otherstuff.funkysymbols.randomnumbers.com to "Here" or something like that? Kel

Great Job Steve, How is this for a superlative.... The splendiferousness of your engine is second to none!! Well Done (Insert Smiley of Your Choice Here) Kel

Thanks for the kind words Kevin and Chuck! And thanks for uploading the 3D views Kevin, they look great! Kel

Congratulations Hobs! Well Deserved indeed! Kel

Thanks Dale. That is indeed the formula I used. Here is a re-post of my last post. It got buried in the bottom of the last page. ___________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have been...

Hey Guys, It has been awhile since my last post again. I have been working on the plans most of the time, and I am now 99.5% complete. (Pending Review) Most of the engine has been modeled in 3D and checked for errors by Kevin "KustomKB" and Chuck "Kuhncw" , and I am confident I have a good set...

Well Done Yogi! I am amazed at the speed in which you completed this engine. It sounds great, and runs smooth, and the fact you made it with tools from your Grampa, you must be very proud. Kel

Congratulations Steve!!!! That HAS to be a good Feeling! I was quite excited to see the Vid, and it was well worth the wait. I still have a smile on my face. ;D Love the sound too! :bow: :bow: :bow: Kel

Awesome Lookin Engine There Steve. That header looks incredible. :bow: Kel

That is a really nice set Gail. I love measuring tools, and collect them as much as I can. Here are a couple e-bay finds I really enjoy. Not really unusual but can be hard to find. This first one is a Biddle mechanical tachometer dated to the early 60's There are quite a few of these, but this...

Perhaps a Sterling Stirling is on order then :big: I hear it makes good bearings though. Silver that is. Kel

I think it is like Jason said, between two convex surfaces. Perhaps it could be for measuring wall thickness between two cylinders. Like on engines or even a missile battery, the holes would have to be pretty big to get the mic in there though. I would think the .219" starting point is just...

:big: :big: OK, Without the tach, and the prony brake tightened all the way, then maybee? Kel