Great videos. It’s going to help me a lot with the steam engine I’m working on. Thanks. I forgot about this, been reminded by a fellow tuber and countryman “Improvisediy”.
Some bloody good tips ‘n tricks there mate 👏👏👏 I’ve got my ( gunmetal) cylinders bored and externally machined. Just about to start the porting…. so your insights are timely. Looking forward to the ‘valve’ video. I think you mentioned that some discrepancies on the ports can be ameliorated during the machining of the valve. Great stuff on the piston/bore fitting too. I’ll twig my order of operations to follow your logic ( re. ‘burrs’). Once again, Thanks. Robert 🇦🇺
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some great tips there Luke👍
Great stuff LukeR, really enjoyed that! 😊
Fantastic video LukeR, some of best machining advice I've seen on TH-cam in a long time. Many thanks for sharing this info, much appreciated 👏
Very nice and detailed video! I want a milling machine like yours! 🤤
Great videos. It’s going to help me a lot with the steam engine I’m working on. Thanks.
I forgot about this, been reminded by a fellow tuber and countryman “Improvisediy”.
Some bloody good tips ‘n tricks there mate 👏👏👏
I’ve got my ( gunmetal) cylinders bored and externally machined.
Just about to start the porting…. so your insights are timely.
Looking forward to the ‘valve’ video. I think you mentioned that some discrepancies on the ports can be ameliorated during the machining of the valve.
Great stuff on the piston/bore fitting too.
I’ll twig my order of operations to follow your logic ( re. ‘burrs’).
Once again,
Thanks.
Robert
🇦🇺