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It's coming together, there are lots of parts to make yet. Thanks for watching. 👍

Getting there Matty despite the stupid stuff up. Thanks for watching. 👍

I have a Stirling Engine in mind I wouldn't mind having a crack at when I finish this one. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@MyMiniHomeWorkshop sterling engines are ok but they don’t have the same effect the a ic engine has especially when it runs. Either engine works I will still watch the progress

@@taranson3057 A lot simpler to make though.

@@MyMiniHomeWorkshop indeed it is but an IC engine isn’t any more difficult than the tool n cutter grinder you made 😁

@@taranson3057 Perhaps 🤔

Glad you're enjoying it. Thanks for watching. 👍

Getting there. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for watching. 👍

You're welcome. Thanks for watching. 👍

Getting there. Thanks for watching. 👍

Especially when you get them a few times a week during summer. There is major flooding up north at the moment thanks to a Typhoon, glad we don't live up there. Thanks for watching. 👍

I can't agree with you there, I have done literally nothing for nearly 3 years but build machines and tools to go with them, it's about time I used them for something else. Besides that, almost every other engine build I've seen has been done using a kit, whereas I am starting from scratch and making literally every part of it myself, surely that sets it apart from all the others. It's also a test of your skills to make a functioning engine, especially with no plans to work from I think. Thanks for watching. 👍

What do you want? He's building it from scratch with no plans so it ain't no kit and I'm enjoying it. And that is my only my opinion.

@@MrChezy86 I never implied his steam engine isn't original. I made two points you interpreted as being the same. My first point is that steam engine builds have no real practical use. It doesn't really matter whether it's original or not. I'll also add that there are tons of steam engine build videos on RUclips. My second point is that kit builds, such as Hemingway Kits, are just as boring to watch for a different reason. While they are practical and useful, it primarily involves finishing and assembly operations, with little creativity, if any, in the process.

​@bobweiram6321 Normally when I don't like a video or a set of videos I just don't watch it. Why did you feel it necessary to say and I quote "dying channel"? That's just rude and again is only your opinion after the guy puts so much effort into his channel. And there you go that's my opinion!!!

@@MrChezy86 I never said his channel was dying, but merely stating a pattern I've observed with other channels. As the saying goes, "compliments are good for my ego, but honesty is great for my business." Whereas you would have just flipped the channel or unsubscribed, I offered constructive criticism because he's clearly one of the most creative and talented RUclipsrs I've encountered. Ironically, the fact you would even admit to a cut and run on his content is far worse than any rudeness you ascribe to my comment. After putting so much time, effort, and passion into their work, the last thing any craftsman wants to hear is dead silence. Please work on your reading comprehension skills before volunteering as his ventriloquist. The gentleman is tough as nails and has more than enough whiskers to take constructive criticism as well as speak for himself!

Thanks Rusti, I was pretty happy with it. Thanks for watching. 👍

Getting there Matty. Thanks for watching. 👍

Stay tuned. Thanks for watching. 👍

If you go back through my videos you will find a 2 part series on the spindle brake I made using a hydraulic bicycle disk brake, part of that is a paper-printed disc with 360° marked on it, I have a couple of different discs, and another only has 100 divisions marked on it. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@MyMiniHomeWorkshop thanks for quick reply! I'm a white guy living in Malaysia and often drive to Hat Yai. If you happen to live nearby we can have a 🍺

@@TigerCarpenter I'm up in Pattaya a very long way from Hat Yai

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Glad you're enjoying it. Thanks for watching. 👍

Absolutely and an inspiration to us all. Thanks for watching. 👍

I never actually stopped pouring in that one. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@MyMiniHomeWorkshop if you didn’t stop then you poured too slowly. That white foam burns out really quick. I use denser foam. It makes it easier to keep up when pouring. Vibrating the sand will help prevent that blowout you had at the top of your second piece also. Cheers

@@stevesrt8 I'm convinced it was a lack of sand over the section that collapsed because it didn't happen on the 2nd attempt. I use the most dense foam I can get here, that builders foam I see others using is not available here. I use a really crappy lightweight stuff for the sprew because the higher density stuff won't burn fast enough and leads to the material not making it to the bottom before it starts to cool enough to start solidifying.

I think you're right. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks all round Matty, you deserve a shoutout, you've earned it. I'm actually a fair way into this build and it hasn't been without a few stuff ups, but it's getting there, I'm getting to the parts that if I don't get them right, it may not run, I've got my fingers crossed that it will. Thanks for watching. 👍

Could do, but I shall just go with the flow for the time being. Thanks for Watching. 👍

It can definitely take over your life if you let it. You are most welcome for the shoutout, you deserve it. Thanks for Watching. 👍

Mark was the inspiration for this video. I was originally going to go down the sand casting path, but then I discovered Lost Foam and changed my mind, it is so much easier than making a dedicated mold that would most likely never get used again. Thanks for watching. 👍

I'm hoping that it all turns out ok and you are most welcome re the shoutout. Thanks for watching. 👍

I'm actually a Motor Mechanic by trade, so engines have always fascinated me. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for watching. 👍

Thank you ever so much, it's very appreciated, every little bit helps. 👍

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. 👍

It works well. Thanks for watching. 👍

It didn't half hurt when the bonnet hit me, I have a massive bruise on my other arm now from some blood tests during the week, the nurse had a hard time finding a vein. Thanks for watching. 👍

I'm loving it. Thanks for watching. 👍

Who's a clever boy, no hiding anything from you. Thanks for watching. 👍

I agree, if you don't have your health then you have nothing. Thanks for watching. 👍

You're not kidding Matty, but my problem is that over here I don't have much else to do and I'm not the sort of person who can just sit around and do nothing. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thank you kind sir. Thanks for watching. 👍

Possibly, it only seems to happen with these chamfering tools though, it has me beat. Thanks for watching. 👍

I'm glad you enjoyed it, part 1 of the Steam Engine will be next week's video. Thanks for watching. 👍

The Model Steam Engine - My Way build starts next week, and as per usual I don't have any plans and it will be coming out of my head, based on information I have garnered from others who have built one from a kit. It should be an interesting build as I will be using my own castings. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for that and thanks for watching. 👍

Could be. Thanks for watching. 👍

Absolutely. Thanks for watching. 👍

It was nice to have one come out just right for a change. Thanks for watching.👍

Glad to hear from you. Thanks for watching. 👍