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Stew, regarding the attachment problem, there was a technical problem with the site. It is supposed to be fixed now.


That is one mighty fine job you've done on that engine. :bow: :bow:

Ron
 
Stew

I can't offer any help with the posting attachment problem but it sounds like it is fixed. I would really like to see the drawings. That is a really interesting looking valve/governor setup.

Jerry
 
Hi Jerry that seems to have worked now.

The Governor and Butterfly valve are linked together with this little link arm.


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I've not drawn it up yet I was unclear of its shape or how to make it, I just did a few rough sketches then started to whittle a lump of steel down until I got something that worked.

I havn't done an assembly drawing yet showing how the three eliments link together, I think a side few would show it Best

Spent best part of today cleaning things up and slowly assembling the engine couldn't resist an how's it looking shot.

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TASTY

Stew

View attachment Butterfly valve-Model.pdf

View attachment Governor V3-Model.pdf

View attachment Main Valve-Model.pdf
 
To bring you up to date.

Rebuilt the engine and completed the governor pulleys, I've run it on the test base for over eight hours now and its runs sweet.

The governor sort of works found that the butterfly valve spindle is fouling the frame, and I think the return spring is too strong, so that will be stripped down and I'll do a bit of experimenting, when I've got it fitted to a new hardwood base.

Here's a few beauty pics to be going on with, I'll post a video when I get it on the new base.

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Stew

 
Wow that is outstanding work :bow: :bow: :bow:

Many thanks for sharing photos of your progress.

Cheers Dan
 

Beautiful work Stew!

I'm looking forward to the video.

 
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What an amazing looking engine. The crank, rod and crossheads will make for interesting viewing when running. Waiting for the video.
Brock
 
KustomKB said:
Beautiful work Stew!

I'm looking forward to the video.


Thank you all for your comments and support.

Her's the video of a early test run.

[ame]http://youtu.be/tkCtQiHsh3c[/ame]

Stew
 
Stew,

Brilliant..........without the tittivating :bow: :bow:

Great sound, I wonder what it would be under steam. :)

Best Regards
Bob
 
A very fine piece of work - congratulations Thm:
 
Thanks for your comments Guys.

Not sure how it would run on steam, The air ways are a little narrow so I figure not so good, but I've no plans on running it steam anyway.

Cheers

Stew

 
Congratulations on making the cover of Model Engineer!!!!
A great accomplishment Stew!!!!

Well deserved!!!!

Andrew
 
Looking Great Stew....thought the cover engine looked familiar!

Dave

 

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