@EnglishHobbyMachinist Thank you for your reply, I am trying to learn the art of machining and every bit if advice helps. I just wanted to know it this was an option, I have a similar part on a wobbler engine I built, compressing the spring which I left smooth because I forgot to knurl before cutting off. It does look much, much better than the 10H I am trying to build! My first engine build from castings. I should have gone for something bigger. So far, I have had to make about 50% of the parts more than once, few are a good representation of the drawings!
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Beautiful looking parts you made there. Well done.
@@Rustinox Thank you 👍👍
Hi. Nice make keep them comeing thank you from Brian w.germany
@@brianclark2370 thank you
Nice work, I love making little parts. Til next time, cheers!
@@howder1951 thank you
My goodness, those are some tiny parts. Very nice work.
@@jeff1176 thank you
More very nice looking parts Mark. ATB Nobby
@@nobbysworkshop Thank you 👍
Very nice work sir. That engine is going to look great
@@RustyInventions-wz6ir thank you
nice. I'm surprised the nut isn't a bigger diameter, could be a bit fiddly adjusting when running.
@@paulrayner4514 it doesn’t move when running it’s to lock the forward and reverse 👍👍
Looking great. Regard the nut knurling, couldn't you use a threaded mandrel to hold it for knurling?
@@stephenperry5849 Thank you, yes I could, but I am not that bothered. I don’t mind it how it is 👍👍
@EnglishHobbyMachinist Thank you for your reply, I am trying to learn the art of machining and every bit if advice helps. I just wanted to know it this was an option, I have a similar part on a wobbler engine I built, compressing the spring which I left smooth because I forgot to knurl before cutting off. It does look much, much better than the 10H I am trying to build! My first engine build from castings. I should have gone for something bigger. So far, I have had to make about 50% of the parts more than once, few are a good representation of the drawings!
@@stephenperry5849 yes it can be done, practice makes perfect 👍