John gallo | 09/08/2016 21:18:02 |
26 forum posts | Hi, I am a novice ME. I have been teaching myself with the help of this and other great forums. The only thing I have built so far is the Stuart beam engine. It runs well so this is more or less my skill level. I am thinking of building a simple IC engine and am looking for recommendations for a first try. If it came with plans and some machining advice all the better. I am thinking of the booklet that came with the Stuart beam. I have a South Bend 9 inch lathe and a Uni- Vertical bench top mill to work with. If any one knows of a place I could find plans and possibly castings for a good first attempt IC model I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks in advance, John. |
steamdave | 09/08/2016 22:39:01 |
526 forum posts 45 photos | A very popular first IC engine is the Webster 4 stroke. No castings needed. Download the drawings from John Tom. Other possibilities are from the pen of Jan Ridders. Have a look at his site (it will probably come up in Dutch, but there is a button to go to English). His engines are also bar stock. Dave |
Ian S C | 10/08/2016 12:32:06 |
![]() 7468 forum posts 230 photos | Have a look on Model engine maker, there is a new little vertical IC motor there with plans, I'm thinking either it or the Webster. Ian S C |
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