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More pictures of the parts made.Ed
 
Try picture again. Ed

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Looks good Ed. Nice work on the eccentric strap. That's a good challenge for someone starting out. You'll have a runner soon.

Cheers,
Phil
 
I belong to the yahoo HasBrouck group and I am using the book to build the #3 engine. Thanks for the good info. Ed
 
this is how I made the flywheel. I used a 1" thick counterweight from a tractor. Cut the extra off with a saw,then used a 4 jaw chuck changer to a 3 jaw.changed to a mill to drill the holes.

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oops wrong pictures.I just love computers. Try again.
This is how I made the flywheel. I used a 1" thick counterweight from a tractor. Cut the extra off with a saw,then used a 4 jaw chuck changer to a 3 jaw.changed to a mill to drill the holes.Ed

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Looks good Ed. Seems like you got the heavy stuff done, so you're pretty close to a runner.

Cheers,
Phil
 
My engine is put together how do you time the valve?There are 2 adjustments the eccentric and the screw adjustment at the valve end. Any help would help. Thanks Ed
 
Ed,
In post #13, there is a picture of the valve. As it appears, the full outside diameter of the valve is on top. That is approximately the position you want the valve in at either TDC or BDC. That is, at TDC or BDC you don't want any air to enter the cylinder in either side. Then, adjust the eccentric so that the valve rocks left and right in equal amounts.

An easy way to see what the valve is doing is to mark the end of the valve with a black marker and watch it rock back and forth as you turn the engine over.

Looking forward to your success

Cheers,
Phil
 
Finished my #3. Runs very good and I'm happy with the build.How on to the next project. Ed

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PS Thanks for all the help. That is what makes this group fun. Ed
 
I just posted pictures of my #3 yesterday. Take a look and let me know what you think. Great running engine for my first build.
 
Very nice looking engine Ed, congratulations

Cheers,
Phil
 
Hi,

What did you use for the black color on your engine parts ? Looks great !
 
Hi Toolznthings,

Where did you post pics of your engine? I see it in your avatar but can't find your post.

Cheers,
Phil
 
Hello,

Posted under " engines " section. ( newbie here on posting )

Brian
 
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