An Engine by 3 Amigo's
#21
hi before i go further i think i need to clean me bench right bored out the hole then skimmed the face off right pics


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#22
Nice work but I can still see lots of bench top, no where close to clean up time.
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Greg
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#23
hi SOS in the length of time as bi waiting for castings i went over John's IE doubleboost and him and rob was preparing to do sum casting for parts for the engine then mick turned up and we had a good time even more so when it was pointed out that John had started to develop man boobs so he got sum stick any way i came home with sum castings as not all of them turned out not enuf bronze in the pot any way i turned up the two end caps tonight and got sum pics


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#24
Very nice Bob
They look like nice solid castings
I like to leave as much of the "cast finish" showing as possible
We are going to re cast the valve chest covers in "petro bond" sand this week end
John
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#25
brill jhon will have to start and sort things out ? is it posibel to cast valve bodeys will av a go at making patens
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(06-05-2013, 05:46 PM)krv3000 Wrote: hi before i go further i think i need to clean me bench right bored out the hole then skimmed the face off right pics

looks normal for my shop , found a family of four living under my bench once !Rotfl
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#27
It is possible
Be easier to use my mill & just machine them
(do you mean slide valves)
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#28
Starting to take shape Bob, looks good bronze cast too. You will be in the shed till early hours every night now Smile

Cheers Mick
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#29
no jhon the drane valves that go top and botom of the cilinders and the one on the top cuver for oiling the cilinder
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#30
You make the patterns Mate
I will cast them
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