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dean clarke 231/07/2017 04:20:51
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Well let me start with an apology to anyone left hanging from my last post to those of you have have just flatly fallen asleep from boredom waiting for another update. I have been somewhat sidetracked with this project with trying to catch up with some previously started projects that have been left wallowing in despair at the back of the shop.

Photos below show the causes for the delays.

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I should have the V12 running again in the next couple of weeks.

Cheers for now

Dean

Nick_G31/07/2017 10:42:53
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One again Dean you have stunned us all into silence through sheer awe with your vision and skill. yes

Nick

Neil Wyatt31/07/2017 11:06:36
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>drools<

Neil Lickfold31/07/2017 12:14:35
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They look way better in person I tell ya all. Those pics don't do the work justice. Dean does fantastic work because he has the "want to" The want to make this, want to anodise that, etc etc etc. Keep the pics coming Dean.

Muzzer31/07/2017 14:00:47
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Have you fired any of them up yet? Looking great - love to see some vids!

Murray

Ian Abbott31/07/2017 17:03:23
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Just had a random thought. Have you looked at a compressed air starter? An air driven die grinder might have enough torque and can spin up to over 22k. All you'd need is to turn up an adapter that would fit the 1/4" collet.

Bonus is that it would sound really cool.....

Ian

dean clarke 207/08/2017 20:32:09
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Well as far as vid's go, apart from the previously posted ones there's nothing new to show. engines above aren't quite finished yet but, rest assured, as soon as I get my A into G and finish some of them the filming will start, not my backside this time either lol.

Cheers

Dean

Edited By dean clarke 2 on 07/08/2017 20:32:45

dean clarke 211/08/2017 02:53:32
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https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNkpfwnwkMrHp6DL3mAViMODoObmK0B5OU1luIc
 
Right click on this link and select the " go to" option to see the last test run. still working through the throttling and high speed running issues.
cheers
Dean

Edited By dean clarke 2 on 11/08/2017 02:55:39

Neil Lickfold11/08/2017 07:33:41
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Link does not work for me. Can you check it again please.

Neil

dean clarke 211/08/2017 11:32:44
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Ok try highlighting the link and then right click and select the go to option. should work

cheers

Dean

JasonB11/08/2017 11:35:28
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There is something else wrong with it Dean, even copy and paste does not work

 

Edited By JasonB on 11/08/2017 11:44:22

dean clarke 211/08/2017 11:43:52
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Ok well I just uploaded to youtube so let's try that again shall we.

JasonB11/08/2017 11:44:57
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Thats done it yes

Doubletop12/08/2017 03:10:04
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Dean

It was worth the wait. Brilliant!!

Pete

dean clarke 213/08/2017 10:06:14
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Thanks, although I am still trying to get the time to run it up again as I have made and fitted a new set of carb barrels and also Refitted the toothed belt blower drive with a slightly different drive speed so it will be interesting to see how they affect the running, If it runs at all that is

Cheers

Dean

Jeff Dayman13/08/2017 18:09:11
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Hi Dean, the video was worth the wait! Great to see the safety rated foot gear in use... Good luck with new carbs and blower drive adjustment. JD

dean clarke 202/03/2019 05:45:25
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Well as its been quite some time since my last little model engine confessions and even longer since updating this thread I thought it high time i pulled finger (as they say) and posted a bit more on the V12 project. I decided to do a bit of a rethink with this engine and went ahead and made some sand casting gear and cast up a couple of new cases for the V12. photos below show the depths of insanity that some will sink into if left alone long enough.

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So hears the end results

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Yeah I know I said a couple but if I want to end up with at least one good engine I should probably allow for so oopsies, lol

cheers for now

Dean

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Edited By dean clarke 2 on 02/03/2019 05:46:38

Ady106/03/2019 09:36:25
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Nice to see you're still about Dean, was wondering about you

dean clarke 206/03/2019 20:53:39
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Yeah I wonder about me too ......... REGULARLY lol

Dean

dean clarke 219/02/2021 21:38:14
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So...........been a little busy over the last few years and sorta sidetracked. I have however stumbled across this engine sitting way back in the workshop languishing in a sad state of neglect and have brought it forward to the front of the que once again. I stripped it down to check out the inside and give it a big clean and found a broken piston so am now in the process of remaking a set of pistons to slightly improved design. I'll update with photos in the next couple of days.

Cheers

Dean

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