Great update on the cylinder block. It's given me the confidence to have a go at one of these engines myself. Look forward to future updates and changing the stepper motor on the lathe. Cheers. M
I laughed out loud because I have 'never' in my life hidden the marks, meaning I don't admit that I do it about half the time. I love that you leave in the mistakes because it helps us learn from them. Thanks for the great videos Ade.
Hi Ade, As I'm sure you know the best way to drill into an angled face is to mill a flat with a cutter as close to the drill dia as possible. I only mention it in case any of your subscribers tries to drill a hole at a more acute angle, and the drill may wander off. Obviously case in point the center drill was fine. Loving the videos, keep em comming. ( PS I also prefer Fosters). lol. Mal
Hi Ian. to be honest the current set up is working fine but the noise on the videos is the force behind the improvement . having done the power feeds on the mill this way I am sure this is the better way to do it . Cheers Ade.
Gday Ades, as always brilliant work, always like the way you explain what your doing and why you doing it that way, i really makes sense to me, throughly enjoyed watching mate, cheers Matty
Well done Ade, its looking great. Im learning a lot from your videos. im hoping to remember everything for when i get my machine workshop set up. you should be on track for that 10,000 subs in no time. To be honest though You deserve way more than that.
“I hid my marks” 😂 I trusted your experience so much that I was watching wondering in awe how you were going to work with that without even so much as thinking about a possible error you made. Until you said so 😱🤔🤣 In a relaxing way it is so comforting to see you make these errors. It gives me that “I am not stupid, just human” feeling.
I do try to film these shots directly as I am doing it and that can lead to little lapses in concentration sometimes . I leave some in for the fun value . Cheers Ade.
Ade, whether they're vice jaws or vise jaws, you just can't see through them! But I do love the idea of marking the depth on the outside of the piece as a check on the depth. Another good , practical idea I would have missed. Anyway, cheers from the USA!
The general rule with pneumatic quick connects is, whichever one you have, its not that one... or the other kind... its the third kind that you didn't know existed until now.
G'Day Ade! Congratulations on the subs. Nice bit of work on laying out and machining all those ports. i really liked your solution to turning the cylinder ends. Enjoyed , cheers!
HI Ade great video,now you are going to upgrade you lathe to a stepper motor feed have you looked at installing an electronic lead screw such as the clough42 as you have the bulk of the componants. thanks again ken whelan
That would be turning to the dark side . CNC . avoiding all that for now as it takes the skill out of it and is more for keyboard warriors . lol. Cheers Ade.
Hi Ade, this project is coming along great, really like your presenting style. Watch out tho, the extension lead at back of milling machine could get full of swarf if you dont cover it, im sure this could be dangerous but know nowt about that sort of thing. Dont want my fave presenter having an accident! I love the old file card! Mention a file card these days and im sure people would thing you are on about computers!
I think someone is illegally selling copies of the plans for this engine and like you say those two cladding holes have arrows but no info. That cylinder needs a lot of machine work so still questioning if I buy the kit the more I watch you. So wish I had a rotary table setup for my little mill. You do great work!
Hello Ades, heck I'm not purchasing the Lathe I want. Because the supplier's shipment got delayed from the Canal lane, got blocked from a container ship, and got stuck. I'm still watching 👀 you. I'm sure you heard about that 😏.
Hi Ade. Loved the visual setup of the angle for drilling the steam ports. Also loved the mark you put on the port side, you know your vulnerability to such errors. So recognisable. What wondered me is that you milled the initial recess dead straight. I would have expected it to be milled under that same angle as the steam passage to the steam port. What is the reasoning behind it?
I'm enjoying these videos, but can't you give the lager a chance and pour it into a decent nonic pint glass first? (Not one of those weird tulip-shape things or whatever they are.) OK, so it's stretching it with Fosters and the like, but they need all the help they can get.
Lol. I will be introducing some better quality brands for review . Maybe I should start a sister channel called Ades brews . not happening really . Cheers Ade.
Hi Nigel . I totally agree. The lead is new and, as yet, unused. I will be fitting it up on the wall away from swarf and oil and will remove the cardboard bit before use . Cheers Ade.
It is the image stabilisation on the camera making it appear that way . The drill is brand new and never used and appeared fine to the naked eye . Cheers Ade.
Nice video but please stop wingeing about the Stuart drawings, if they put everything on the drawings you would have nothing to think about. Then you might as well buy a set of machined castings or even a finished model. It’s working out those fiddly bits that keeps us old duffer’s grey matter in working order.
Nice one Ade, looking good. Top job on the port holes, just how I would have attacked it, if it looks right, it is right (you don't find that out with a sine bar until its too late). Nicking my vise gag....... What are you like? Cheers, Jon
Great update on the cylinder block. It's given me the confidence to have a go at one of these engines myself.
Look forward to future updates and changing the stepper motor on the lathe. Cheers. M
It’s coming along nicely Ade. It’s a mammoth task, but you’re making great progress.cheers Aaron
Great set-up and procedures as per usual Are. Nice job.
Thanks for sharing.
I laughed out loud because I have 'never' in my life hidden the marks, meaning I don't admit that I do it about half the time. I love that you leave in the mistakes because it helps us learn from them. Thanks for the great videos Ade.
Another great video ADE. You have taught me so much, I love your channell
Hi Ade, As I'm sure you know the best way to drill into an angled face is to mill a flat with a cutter as close to the drill dia as possible. I only mention it in case any of your subscribers tries to drill a hole at a more acute angle, and the drill may wander off. Obviously case in point the center drill was fine. Loving the videos, keep em comming. ( PS I also prefer Fosters). lol. Mal
Incredible job in nailing the location of those intake port holes. This project is proceeding incredibly well.
Look forward to the next in the series.
Nice work Ades. Great video. Thank you for sharing.
I'll be watching the stepper motor build for sure! Cheers Ade
Hi Ian. to be honest the current set up is working fine but the noise on the videos is the force behind the improvement . having done the power feeds on the mill this way I am sure this is the better way to do it . Cheers Ade.
The tiny chamfer on the cylinder flange had me tense up, but you nailed it as usual. Nicely done, Ade.
Hi Russell. the camera angle close up can make the gap look smaller than it is . but it was close on this occasion. Cheers Ade.
Gday Ades, as always brilliant work, always like the way you explain what your doing and why you doing it that way, i really makes sense to me, throughly enjoyed watching mate, cheers Matty
Well done Ade, its looking great. Im learning a lot from your videos. im hoping to remember everything for when i get my machine workshop set up. you should be on track for that 10,000 subs in no time. To be honest though You deserve way more than that.
Thanks Kris . I hope the shoulder is better . I need to see that greenhouse done and tomatoes growing . Cheers Ade.
Hey Ade. Nice job as always. Thanks for sharing
“I hid my marks” 😂 I trusted your experience so much that I was watching wondering in awe how you were going to work with that without even so much as thinking about a possible error you made. Until you said so 😱🤔🤣 In a relaxing way it is so comforting to see you make these errors. It gives me that “I am not stupid, just human” feeling.
I do try to film these shots directly as I am doing it and that can lead to little lapses in concentration sometimes . I leave some in for the fun value . Cheers Ade.
Ade, whether they're vice jaws or vise jaws, you just can't see through them! But I do love the idea of marking the depth on the outside of the piece as a check on the depth. Another good , practical idea I would have missed. Anyway, cheers from the USA!
An enjoyable video Ade, thank you.
Nice job again Ade, got a bit of practice to do before I have a go at that but I'll get there I hope. Thanks for sharing Ade. Regards Gareth
The general rule with pneumatic quick connects is, whichever one you have, its not that one... or the other kind... its the third kind that you didn't know existed until now.
that is surely the truth. Cheers Ade.
Thanks for sharing and cheers!
Thanks for another great video can’t wait to see it run. I would like to drink a couple of beers with you and swap lies.
G'Day Ade! Congratulations on the subs. Nice bit of work on laying out and machining all those ports. i really liked your solution to turning the cylinder ends. Enjoyed , cheers!
Excellent as always!
sine bar HA, It doesn't take an engineer to do a right proper job, Great demonstration of old school common sense. One for us old guys
HI Ade great video,now you are going to upgrade you lathe to a stepper motor feed have you looked at installing an electronic lead screw such as the clough42 as you have the bulk of the componants. thanks again ken whelan
That would be turning to the dark side . CNC . avoiding all that for now as it takes the skill out of it and is more for keyboard warriors . lol. Cheers Ade.
Thanks Ade
Great video as usual. & cheers.
Hi Ade, this project is coming along great, really like your presenting style.
Watch out tho, the extension lead at back of milling machine could get full of swarf if you dont cover it, im sure this could be dangerous but know nowt about that sort of thing. Dont want my fave presenter having an accident!
I love the old file card! Mention a file card these days and im sure people would thing you are on about computers!
The extension is new and I have not used it yet . It will be going up on the wall behind the DRO . just have not got round to it yet . Cheers Ade.
Brilliant
And you got a shout out . Cheers and thanks for the gifts . Ade.
Hi Ade, you should give Erdinger a shot that is a nice one TFS, GB :)
Yes , very nice . I think I may have a different tipple in each video going forward just for fun . "Ades Brews " lol. Cheers Ade.
Now you are talking about beer, many popular by advertising only UK lagers are just chemicals. German purity laws always guarantee excellent beers.
Nice work Ade. Is i nice to get out and about again?. Regards Kevin
The missing dimension for the 8ba holes is given as 15 degrees around the radius of the cylinder
I think someone is illegally selling copies of the plans for this engine and like you say those two cladding holes have arrows but no info. That cylinder needs a lot of machine work so still questioning if I buy the kit the more I watch you. So wish I had a rotary table setup for my little mill. You do great work!
Hello Ades, heck I'm not purchasing the Lathe I want. Because the supplier's shipment got delayed from the Canal lane, got blocked from a container ship, and got stuck. I'm still watching 👀 you. I'm sure you heard about that 😏.
Hi Ade. Loved the visual setup of the angle for drilling the steam ports. Also loved the mark you put on the port side, you know your vulnerability to such errors. So recognisable.
What wondered me is that you milled the initial recess dead straight. I would have expected it to be milled under that same angle as the steam passage to the steam port. What is the reasoning behind it?
Not really sure as I am no expert on steam engines . Just following the drawings on a best guess ethos . Cheers Ade.
I'm enjoying these videos, but can't you give the lager a chance and pour it into a decent nonic pint glass first? (Not one of those weird tulip-shape things or whatever they are.) OK, so it's stretching it with Fosters and the like, but they need all the help they can get.
Lol. I will be introducing some better quality brands for review . Maybe I should start a sister channel called Ades brews . not happening really . Cheers Ade.
No Teku, Shaker or Nonic and certainly not lager. Tulip only and real ale thank you very much.
Hi Ade just about the first thing I saw was tour plug with the. Lil cardboard thing on PLEASE remove it it can be a fire hazard
Hi Nigel . I totally agree. The lead is new and, as yet, unused. I will be fitting it up on the wall away from swarf and oil and will remove the cardboard bit before use . Cheers Ade.
9:50 your drill is bent :(
It is the image stabilisation on the camera making it appear that way . The drill is brand new and never used and appeared fine to the naked eye . Cheers Ade.
@@ade63dug I did wonder as the chuck also seemed to move a bit, and next time you were drilling all was smooth.
Nice video but please stop wingeing about the Stuart drawings, if they put everything on the drawings you would have nothing to think about. Then you might as well buy a set of machined castings or even a finished model. It’s working out those fiddly bits that keeps us old duffer’s grey matter in working order.
Nice one Ade, looking good. Top job on the port holes, just how I would have attacked it, if it looks right, it is right (you don't find that out with a sine bar until its too late). Nicking my vise gag....... What are you like? Cheers, Jon