Member postings for Brian Sweeting

Proverbial youtube link here might help.

https://youtu.be/0XtsvxzsWf0

Edited By Brian Sweeting on 23/09/2018 19:46:20

According the HMS Belfast, it was used to signal pumping fuel to another vessel.

Excellent work Neil.

Have you asked the seller for details yet?

Ketan, found s site different from above link which details them as used by jewellers and watchmakers, uses shown on link page. **LINK**

Have you seen the carbs made by Jan Ridders? They are glass cylinders or glass end plates.

**LINK**

http://ridders.nu/Webpaginas/pagina_1-cilinder_glas_4takt/1cil_glas_frameset.htm

As Michael has indicated, you do need a pressure regulated output.

As a novice to this type of work might I suggest getting some basic material to practice the machining work and technique before starting on the final piece.

Going against V8eng but ...

Simple, a new born baby - human or animal. They are amazing.

Edited By Brian Sweeting on 04/08/2018 22:22:27

Came across someone who fitted an Ardunio system instead if this is feasible.

**LINK**

Sorry if this is in the wrong place.

Just seen that Aldi have sale on and one item is 4 x 2.5kg weight lifting disc weights at £ 4.99.

Could be pullies or handles?

Just a thought on your oil change. How much oil came out first against design capacity? How much did you put in?

They do make you wonder sometimes don't they?

My classic is on supermarket shelves already - Recycled Toilet Paper, not for me thank you.

Apart from finding out that it was made in Taiwan I haven't been abe to get any other info, sorry.

What the gap between the magnet and the sensor?

Could be a faulty sensor. Does the sensor led flicker when the magnet passes it?

The guy just didn't know when to stop cutting gears.

Looks like a type J.

Wire colours - **LINK**

Is your condition 'dry' or 'wet' as a friend of ours has wet and any info is useful.?

I have to admit that my mini-lathe is mounted higher than my suggested elbow height to save me bending over the workpiece so much.

Some people say that with your elbow at 90° your hand should fall onto the cross slide operating handle.

Also consider how bent your back may be when watching the work piece and turning the controls.