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Peter. said:
Yep I'm well-satisfied now. Not with the finish of course - this is an unashamed lash-up - and as such I'll not be doing any more work on it now that I've made it run.

I'm don't really have the skill for high quality work but now I've sorted the mechanics I'm going to set my sights on building one that will run on a warm cup of tea, then if that works well, I'll try a hand-powered one.

Peter

Congratulations are in order. Now you have it running rather than it sitting there causing you to lose sleep and scratch your head wondering what else you could try to make it run. Onward and upward as they say. :bow:

Cheers :)

Don

 
Congratulations Peter!!!!
woohoo1

Have a look at Jan Ridders site, he has so much info there that could help you!
He also has his plans available for free if you contact him and will help you through the build.
Something to maybe look into!

Andrew
 

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