Elmer's #33 Mill - Done

[JMI]

Done that is except maybe for some final clean up/polishing, but for now it goes up on the shelf. The final stretch included machining the flywheel bearing "caps" and the beveling of the base pieces. Also cold blued the steel parts of the engine.

Time to start thinking about the next "one"...

Jim

 

[cobra428]

Very Nice Jim
A nice shinny engine and I do like shinny engines :big:
Tony

 

[hitandmissman]

A very nice looking engine. That turned out real nice. Got to try that one.

 

[rleete]

That one's on my list as well. Nice work on the bluing.

 

[arnoldb]

Lovely engine - well done!

Arnold

 

[b.lindsey]

Great job Jim. The material choices and finishes make for a beautifully finished engine. Excellent pics too!!!

Bill

 

[kvom]

We want the video! ;D

 

[zeeprogrammer]

Very nice engine. Beautiful.
Would love to see the video.

 

[putputman]

Very nice looking engine, right down to the detailed nuts & screw heads.
I 2nd the motion to see a video.

 

[GailInNM]

Very nice Jim.
Gail in NM

 

[gbritnell]

Very nice work Jim. That's something to be proud of. Having mastered a scratch build you can handle anything now.
gbritnell

 

[Jeff02]

Great looking engine!

Pat yourself on the back job well done.

 

[Tin Falcon]

very nice.
Tin

 

[JMI]

Thanks for all the nice comments. The only video at the moment is one I posted earlier before I completed the engine:



Will try to get a more current one soon.

Jim

 

[Maryak]

JMI,

Great engine. :bow: :bow:

Best Regards
Bob

 

[rake60]

Very well done Jim! :bow:

Is that running on breath power?

Rick

 

[JMI]

Thanks, Rick.
Yes that is running on all the hot air my lungs can crank out.

Jim

 

[rake60]

In that case, AMAZING well done build! :bow: :bow: :bow:

Rick

 

[ttrikalin]

Breath-run?
very nice...
t

 

[JMI]

To close out the thread here is a video of the machine running on compressed air.



Jim