rake60
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This is Elmer's Horizontal Mill Engine.
OK this was the first of Elmer's engines I ever built. I made it before I
even had a mill. All the mill work was done with the lathe and it shows!
Holes broke through the sides of parts, finishes were terrible and fits
were questionable. It ended up looking like this.
Not pretty by any stretch of the imagination. But it did run.
<embed src="http://www.rake60.com/photogallery/Mll_Engine_Reverse.mpeg" autoplay="false" hidden="false" loop="false" type="application/mediaplayer" wmode="transparent" width="350" heigth="425"></embed>
or: http://www.rake60.com/photogallery/Mll_Engine_Reverse.mpeg
Sloppy looking as it was, seeing it run was what really got me started into
the model building. That was a few years back. Since then I've had a
project in the works constantly...
OK this was the first of Elmer's engines I ever built. I made it before I
even had a mill. All the mill work was done with the lathe and it shows!
Holes broke through the sides of parts, finishes were terrible and fits
were questionable. It ended up looking like this.
![Horiz%20Mill%20Engine%20Finished%20Front.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/5f4/5f42caf715473ce0bd3298b3e2396358.jpg)
Not pretty by any stretch of the imagination. But it did run.
<embed src="http://www.rake60.com/photogallery/Mll_Engine_Reverse.mpeg" autoplay="false" hidden="false" loop="false" type="application/mediaplayer" wmode="transparent" width="350" heigth="425"></embed>
or: http://www.rake60.com/photogallery/Mll_Engine_Reverse.mpeg
Sloppy looking as it was, seeing it run was what really got me started into
the model building. That was a few years back. Since then I've had a
project in the works constantly...