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Florida Association of Model Engineers: How make a multiple ... 8 posts - Last post: Jan 3, 2008but the Australian website "Model Engine News" has some good How-To articles and a Gallery, some samples on making crankshafts; ... 2.
Making Rings by Dale Detrich 2 After a few years and attempts at making rings, I thought that I would bring up ... You will have to bore a cavity to fit your rings, mine is 1.001 and is ... 3.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Root & Vandervoort Casting ... 4 posts - Last post: Jan 3, 2004Designer: Randy Rockwell COST OF KIT: $375 w/ Brass flywheels, $360 w/ Cast Iron Flywheels pus shipping/handling. Kit weighs 34 lbs, ... 4.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Cheapo DRO? 13 posts - Last post: Aug 26, 2003Not only does it bother my dro it also does the same to my digital calipers ... It looks like a reasonably priced nice DRO for small mills ... 5.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Removing a broken tap 7 posts - Last post: May 13, 2007Took out a broken 2-56 tap drill in about 3 hours ... I broke a 2-56 tap in aluminum and it ate it out. ... Any idea how to remove it? ... 6.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Broken Tap 14 posts - Last post: Jul 4, 2003I have used Alum to remove a broken tap. It was years ago and I do not remember the exact mix. I beleive it was a couple of tablespoon of ... 7.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Portland Oregon GEARS Show The Oregon GEARS show is coming up fast, September 25th & 26th. We are hoping that a lot of you can make it to the show. Richard ... 8.
Multiple Cylinder Model Engine Gallery Gallery of Model Engines: Multiple Cylinder Engines. The Florida Association of Model Engineers Gallery is a showcase of model engines, craftsmanship, ... 9.
Gallery PeeWee 4 Cylinder, 4 cycle. The last engine designed and built by Bob Shores. Click here to go Bob's page for this engine. This is the Bob Shores Peewee V4. ... 10.
Florida Association of Model Engineers: Removing a broken tap 7 posts - Last post: May 13, 2007I just broke a 4-40 tap in an aluminum piece. Any idea how to remove it? I just placed the piece in a 50% battery acid. ... |
