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Back to pattern making .......my head hurts from this one
The last one is the full size we are copying
 

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The finished pattern and the crank shaft rear mount
 

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A little cleanup and should be good hope to cast the other mount tomorrow
Little hard getting the heat up I the foundry -10 today lol
 

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The rear /crank mount and the governor for engine #2
 

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Mounts are machined and rough fitted ....do the rest when the boilers finished.
And one rear hub one front back hub is 16lb
 

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A start on the boiler
 

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Is this boiler designed by a P/ENG?
What process did you use to weld the boiler with and what filler metals did you use? Was or is the TSSA involved? What materials did you use? Do you hold a current weld ticket for the process you are welding with?
 
Lol Sawyer, I'm not being critical or smart ***. I'm a code pipe welder by trade and huge steam enthusiast. Just asking because I'm interested in what your doing.
I'm fabricating an HRT boiler and I am exempt from code construction, or should I rephrase bound to ASME section one under the model boilers clause.
 
What engine are you building it for .......I have one that was given to me years ago 90,%done I'd quess about 7or 8 inch diameter roughly 24 long was for a Peterson traction engine a friend of mine was building ........I'll never use it
 
What engine are you building it for .......I have one that was given to me years ago 90,%done I'd quess about 7or 8 inch diameter roughly 24 long was for a Peterson traction engine a friend of mine was building ........I'll never use it
Are you ready for this, it's has a 10 inch shell and theoretically produces just under 1hp. All for a Stuart 10v 🤣. Have other intentions for the boiler. But the 10v is all I have (machining) currently.
 
Holes for the stays done .....still a long way to go
 

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