Part 47: O Rings, Pivot Pins and Oversized Holes

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @MattChiversWorkshop
    @MattChiversWorkshop Год назад

    The die block bushes looked huge when you were turning them, then you put them in your hand….. and the true size was revealed! Tiny! 😮. Amazing stuff. All the best, Matt

  • @gagasmancave8859
    @gagasmancave8859 Год назад +1

    Nice one Mark she is coming on nicely, I like the hole recovery operation, a reminder we need to read the drawings twice and cut / drill / mill once

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Год назад +1

      Your principle is of course correct, but checking the drawings would not have helped - this was due to two different approaches to converting from Imperial to Metric. It'll happen again before I'm finished :-)

    • @gagasmancave8859
      @gagasmancave8859 Год назад +1

      I am doing the same with an lsbc dyak so having to ripple check,

  • @rjordans
    @rjordans Год назад

    Looking great!

  • @tomhughes_
    @tomhughes_ Год назад +1

    Nearly ready for an air test, looking forward to seeing that! Out of curiosity, do you have a boiler for it when it’s ready?

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Год назад

      Hi Tom, I'm getting there, but a few more parts to make and an issue to deal with yet. Cheers Mark

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Год назад

      And sorry, no I don't have a boiler for it. Making that will be a whole new learning experience 😁

  • @dropshotdougie
    @dropshotdougie Год назад

    Whens it gonna be done