Finished: Elmer's Engine #2 - Plus Giveaway Announcement

[@welcometothemachineshop466]

Runs very smooth, nice work!

[@anthonycash4609]

Very interesting, and very good job. Keep up the good videos. Thanks.

[@MyHeap]

The engine is a lot more quiet than I thought it would be. Nice job!
Joe

[@BasementMachinist]

Thank You, this one runs a lot better than the original one I made years ago. Probably because I used stiffer springs and brass for the cylinders.

[@MyHeap]

Well, I am as beginner as you get. If you look at my channel you will see that. I would like to make some engines so your channel is a help. If you are interested, I have compiled all the Elmer's Engines and supplementary information as a single PDF. You can get a copy from my website by going to myheap.com/metalworking/resources-downloads.html
Again, thank you for producing these videos. I hope to see more engine and other projects from your channel.
Joe

[@ziopoe]

On april first, huh.. not sure about that, the internet taught me something about that day.

[@BasementMachinist]

HAHA, not an April fools joke. I will be holding a drawing on the first.

[@johnstrange6799]

I like those bevels on the base, very nice touch. Overall it’s a sweet design, and runs smoooooth. Did you get your new chuck?

[@BasementMachinist]

I did, I'll have a video on that soon.

[@jasonburns1407]

Have you got a drawing of this engine I would like to build this myself?

[@BasementMachinist]

Here is a website where you can download all the plans in Elmer's book...
www.john-tom.com/html/ElmersEngines.html
The first engine I made was from this download page. After that, I decided I needed to have the book.