Metal Casting at Home Part 117. Wheels for Sid. 16mm locomotive.
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- The full size Sid is a compressed air powered loco. The reciever on the engine is filled with air from an external compressor. Used in mines where an
internal combustion engine would be dangerous and there would be a plentiful supply of air for the drills.
Some of the items shown in the video:
U skip waggon: www.thingiverse.com/thing:477...
Electric furnace:bit.ly/3BvQXO6
TWO TREES Printer:bit.ly/36lKfdG
SANOU K12-100 Lathe Chuck：goo.gl/ES2cR
WiFi controller: locoremote.co.uk
3d figure www.designscanprint3d.co.uk
Quick change tool post: ban.ggood.vip/UBXO - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
never would have thought a channel with no speaking would become one of my favorites
i love Sid, he's so cute.
Proper job there! I have that same engine from Chris and it is nice, it is just a little tricky to keep on the rods all working in time with the plastic wheels is all. I can see the added weight helping with keeping it on the tracks too.
Inspired by the kit from Chris this is my own version of this loco, designed and printed from scratch.
@@myfordboy oh wow, did not realize that!
That was brilliant 👍incredible to watch you build these. Very clever
Thank's! Personaly i realy love this model, i hawe aleways been fasinated by this particular locomotive since i was a child for some reason.
thanks, great work!
Thanks. Great video as always :)
Lovely job 👍👍 Those compressed air locos were just a little bit different. I really like your tapping guide, I might have to make one of those. Cheers, Alan.
I did a video on it a while ago
th-cam.com/video/vzsJCxzJHx4/w-d-xo.html
@@myfordboy Thanks. My drill press table doesn't attach like yours. I think I might have a go at making one using a cheap drill press bench stand from ebay.
Super job.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Thankyou 👍
thanks
That is a lot of work!!!
Not work if it's a hobby!
@@myfordboy Right... :)
Przednie koła pierwszego wagonika hamują 16:52. Trzeba naoliwić :)
Please i need the Pdf for the pringle stirling-engine
Wow, beautiful!
Any relation to New Yorkshire Workshop, by chance? You're both really talented and really quiet.
No connection. I live s long way from Yorkshire although I was born there.
@@myfordboy Our (Yorkshire's) loss is somewhere else's gain!
I'm always surprised by how little you have to ram your greensand. Do you get your zinc/aluminium alloy from scrap?
Actually I reckon I ram quite hard, it probably does not show in the video.
I buy zinc aluminium ingots. It's 12% aluminium. Makes great flywheels and good bearing properties. Nearly as heavy as iron.
That’s a nice tapping station. Would you tell us about it? Thank you.
Details here th-cam.com/video/vzsJCxzJHx4/w-d-xo.html
I’m curious why you don’t use the cool aluminum cast mold copes and drags you’ve made?
I only needed a small flask, less time to ram up. My cast ones are larger. I should make some smaller ones.
@@myfordboy Ah, makes sense. Thank you for taking time to reply. You’re a veritable wizard at these many crafts you employ for your projects.
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Would it be possible to download printer files for the loco if i ask very kindly?
I did not design it to share. My files are a mess. Some parts like the cylinder ends I machined after printing to fit. Some had parts glued on as I was designing as I went. I based it on this which is available as a kit.
www.locoremote.co.uk/sid.html
@@myfordboy I understand, but a massive thank You anyway for sharing this and the link! I really appreciate it!
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