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Hi all sb again Apologys for not being clearer. As Nigel has gessed it is the drive dog adaptor i need to make

Hopefully i have sent some photo's of the drilling / milling head that the adaptor fits between (INT 40 male one end and 8 tooth drive dog other end) hope this makes it clearer as previously thought i would possibly make one useing a drill chuck INT 40 drive turned down parellel and make a drive gear out of some EN8' ish material or what would be better

Sorry again for not being clearer and thanks again for all your feedback Steve B

Hi all and thanks for the feedback

To Bikepete there is one on ebay item no eBay item number:

Hi I have been asked if i could make an adaptor for a NU4 Huron milling m/c vertical drilling or milling head attachment with a 40 INT drive

Has anybody got one or any information about one please

Or what would be the best material to make one out of Ie. EN8

I have taken dimensions to make one but if i could lay my hands on one it would be better and easyier

Thanks steve butler

Hi Jason thanks for your help and info top man sb,

Hi thanks for the replys

do you know what year volumes 121 & 122 are jasonb

thanks sb,

Hi all

Is there or where is the me beam engine articals

sb,

Hi and thanks to everyone for replying to my query i thought i had missed some other obvious point

Also thanks for enclosing photos to show other jigs

Steve

In the latest copy of ME the Barclay well tanks of the great war part 10 by Terence Holland my question is reguarding the quartering jig fig 38

I can see that one drive dog sits up against the vertical part on the left hand side of the jig as shown and is on the same center line as the axle center and also that on the right hand side of the the jig the drive dog sits on the top of the horizontal part i can see that. But my query is shouldnt the horizontal plane be on the same center line as the axle centeres and not as shown above it no dimension is shown for this hieght

Or have i missed something ?

Hi all

I found this phamplet whilst looking throught my wife's grandads books and found it very usefull maybe it will be usefull to some of you out there

Steve

Definatly second that Stew

SB

Hi thanks for the feedback i will add the extra in the crank

Part 14 ? on my drawing there is a thread 20mm long on one end and 5mm long on the other 3mm looks a bit short? sorry

Thanks again SB

Hi Stew

Another dimensional query

On starting to make the cylinder fabrication it shows a cylinder centerlines dimension of 66.3 mm on checking the crank dimensions and adding up your dimensions it adds up to cylinder center lines of 60.4 mm is this correct or am i missing something

Thanks SB

PS your lads and dads simple mill engine is a very nice little and i enjoyed making it and it runs superbly

Hi Stew

Can you tell me what is the overall length of part number 14 rod in issue 4414 vol 207 page 487

Thank you SB

Thanks for the feedback

sb

Has anyone used a bambi bb24v compressor to run stationary engine,s like helping dads current and earlier models

Or is it better to go for a cheaper noisy type and spend the savings on sound proofing

This is my first post and would appreciate any advice

sb