Whenever i get discouraged and start delaying things, I always find these video tutorials give me encouragement and often show how easy it can be, which always seems to re-boot my enthusiasm. Hope the big move is going well. Thank you from a fan on the other side of the world in Australia.
Blessings be! I had forgotten what the name for that shinier paint was compared to matte. It really is a grand thing to watch your videos. Aslo is a pain to forget something so simple at just 30 years old.
Very interesting video thanks for making it as long as you did. A method I found for turning thin wall tubing, and I do it a lot, when you have a scroll chuck if you run the chuck in reverse the scroll has a tendency to tighten on the material without crushing it. Then you turn the end square from the far side. Each time you turn on the lathe in reverse the material will get a little tighter in the check without crushing it. P.S. Oooooooooh, paint drying.........
I don't tend to fall in to a coma but I do find my self falling a sleep and end up having to go back 4 episodes to get to were I started but I always go back and try to watch them properly
This is not a Boiler, the Aluminium parts are just the push on lids . . . . . The Water Tank and Condenser was just soft soldered to the Brass base . . .
hello, i am making a mini steam engine for my school project... at school. can i ask at 17:10, that steam engine in the background, how is the flywheel secured to the shaft, i could not come up with a good way to do it myself and have been scouring the internet to find the best solution
If I use a file on a part in the lathe I always try to use the middle of the file. If you use the tip there’s much more chance of catching it…and disaster!
Dissimilar metals. I wouldn’t worry too much about that. Man that is so frigging awesome what you built. I love your videos. I’m just getting started with all this. What is that etching primer stuff for? Does it etch the metal or something?
Keith, your band saw looks similar to mine. I find that I have to keep the guides far from the work just like in this video. If I move them closer I find the blade starts to jump about.
I had a panic moment today, thinking not seen a vid of yours in my selection feed and clicked on this after having to search for your channel and found I had been unsubbed... unless of course I have offended and got kicked off by your good self but googling revealed TH-cam do this a lot to random channels and people.
So you still have five fingers how do you manage having lost three fingers .Do you still have your thumbs .and do you find there are things you can not do .I like you have lost three fingers and really every day is a struggle do you have any tips or advice you can give me that you found useful
I have all my fingers, but my friend lost two of his fingers in a circular saw accident years ago . . . he seems to do alright with the 3 that he has left . . .
Whenever i get discouraged and start delaying things, I always find these video tutorials give me encouragement and often show how easy it can be, which always seems to re-boot my enthusiasm. Hope the big move is going well. Thank you from a fan on the other side of the world in Australia.
I really love you! Such a great quality, true wisdom, and most importantly, the will to share it with us! Keep up the good work!
I really enjoy the full length videos.
Blessings be! I had forgotten what the name for that shinier paint was compared to matte. It really is a grand thing to watch your videos. Aslo is a pain to forget something so simple at just 30 years old.
Very interesting video thanks for making it as long as you did. A method I found for turning thin wall tubing, and I do it a lot, when you have a scroll chuck if you run the chuck in reverse the scroll has a tendency to tighten on the material without crushing it. Then you turn the end square from the far side. Each time you turn on the lathe in reverse the material will get a little tighter in the check without crushing it.
P.S.
Oooooooooh, paint drying.........
Thank You for the longer video!
I used scotchbrite to clean parts at work
I don't tend to fall in to a coma but I do find my self falling a sleep and end up having to go back 4 episodes to get to were I started but I always go back and try to watch them properly
Interested & Curious about the main Boiler copper / aluminum joint. What kind of solder was used? Thank you for the great hands-on-tutorials :0)
This is not a Boiler, the Aluminium parts are just the push on lids . . . . . The Water Tank and Condenser was just soft soldered to the Brass base . . .
hello, i am making a mini steam engine for my school project... at school. can i ask at 17:10, that steam engine in the background, how is the flywheel secured to the shaft, i could not come up with a good way to do it myself and have been scouring the internet to find the best solution
It is just secured to the crankshaft with a Grub Screw.
Another great video Keith. I love your remarks to the stupid comments made by others.. Common sense is not so common as it seems.. hmmmm
I like ""feature length".
If I use a file on a part in the lathe I always try to use the middle of the file. If you use the tip there’s much more chance of catching it…and disaster!
Good tip - thanks }:-)))
Dissimilar metals. I wouldn’t worry too much about that. Man that is so frigging awesome what you built. I love your videos. I’m just getting started with all this. What is that etching primer stuff for? Does it etch the metal or something?
Yes, Etching primer contains an acid that etches the metal so that the paint sticks to it.
How did you attach the top to the copper. PS. You do nice work and the videos are great
Press fit.
Nice one bro 👍
Dumb question: Could you run a coil of copper tube through the water tank and send the exhaust steam through that?
Yes of course, but this is a simpler and quite a neat way of doing it I think . . . .
Keith, your band saw looks similar to mine. I find that I have to keep the guides far from the work just like in this video. If I move them closer I find the blade starts to jump about.
sorry I mentioned but was hoping others didn't know what causes corrosion
gooood work sir
As told the Man who teached us many years ago in ship modelling section "I know all Safety Rules as my three fingers!"
PS: Sure personally he had ten
The last shot , to my untutored eye , looks like jewelry .
H I my name Bruce Arthur Eastick like it because I drive club steam engine 7/4
I had a panic moment today, thinking not seen a vid of yours in my selection feed and clicked on this after having to search for your channel and found I had been unsubbed... unless of course I have offended and got kicked off by your good self but googling revealed TH-cam do this a lot to random channels and people.
I have not unsubscribed you . . .
So you still have five fingers how do you manage having lost three fingers .Do you still have your thumbs .and do you find there are things you can not do .I like you have lost three fingers and really every day is a struggle do you have any tips or advice you can give me that you found useful
I have all my fingers, but my friend lost two of his fingers in a circular saw accident years ago . . . he seems to do alright with the 3 that he has left . . .