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I've had Costco hearing aids for a year now. I assumed I could better if I paid 3-4X $. In my case I think I was wrong. I bought the fancy($$$) ones. The Costco type did everything the fancy ones did and hooked to Bluetooth easier and sounded better. I am going back to the $$ expensive place...

Congratulations on a successful surgery!

Welcome to the forum. Your work is beautiful. I look forward to seeing more of your creations.

Not often we get to see a governor on a model. Nice job !

Mr.Fidlstyks, I am curious why you were compelled to mention the local scrap yard was “ owned by a Jew” . Was this necessary to get your story across?

Good luck Brian !

Beautiful execution!

I've built several IC 4 stroke engines and Stuart steam engines . I'm glad I started with the single cylinder type to get some valuable experience before taking on the Hoglet. I consider the Hoglet a much more advanced project, much too daunting for someone just entering the hobby. My 2 cents...

Very nicely done.

Nice job!

I purchased your Wilton vise castings and could not believe the detail! Welcome to the forum!

Nicely thought out and executed!

Fabulous workmanship and attention to detail!

I think we would all love to pics of your other work . It would be inspiring to us all.

I’ve used GI surplus high sulphur content cutting oils for years. The stink lingers and the paint on my machines was stained . To get the residues and stain off ,I used Hoppe’s #9 gun cleaning solution. I now purchase cutting oil from McMaster-Carr and it works just fine without any noxious...

Beautiful work. I remember building a similar tube amp and power supply for a Robert’s tape recorder in high school (1967).

You should be very proud of this model. beautiful work!

Beautiful work. I think silver soldering the crank parts was a wise decision. I’m looking forward to seeing how you make the counterbalance(s).

That's the best homemade blackening job I've seen to date.

I like your design and insulator shape. Well done!