Jan Trollerud
Sandefjord, Norway ic_norway@hotmail.com1 Cylinder, 4 cycle, 3/4 bore X 3/4 stroke, Hit and Miss, designed by the late Bob Shores
Here is my first engine project The Silver Angel! With Bob's permission I am making three of them at the same time. One will be for myself and the others will be gifts. I am having lots of fun machining this little engine, Bob made great plans.
I live in Norway and we are totally METRIC over here so I am making lots of practical changes for myself but sticking to the plans as much as possible.
I am for the moment without a mill so I am a little delayed. Here are some of the parts I have so far. I also have several parts semi machined awaiting milling.
11/24/2006 I am finally chipping again after the fire. Here is an update on the parts I have been working on lately. I am really enjoying this project.
Carburetors
and mufflers
Heads
Crankcases
12/12/2006
Here
is a picture of a cam being ground with the help of Bob Shores
little
cam grinding jig. This is a very cute little construction that Silver Angel
builders are lent upon request. All you have to do is clean it up and return
it to Margaret Shores. This was a great help and I now have 4 cams ready for
hardening.
Here
is a picture of the upper and lower cam and drive brackets. They are not complete yet. A good amount of work went into these.
4/1/2007
This Tapping tool is of great help when thread tapping
with samll taps. My mills quill retracting spring is too strong for
sizes like M2, M3 and so on, it will just pull the taps right out of
their holes stripping the thread. So I made this tool from a salvaged
drill chuck and scrap material. The small rod on top is held in the
mills chuck, it spins freely in the body of the tool, the tap is held in
the chuck. This tool make taping with small tapes alot easier and is
automatically in center of the hole. I got the idea from Strictly IC mag
and made modifications to my needs.
This Tapping tool is of great help when thread tapping with
samll taps. My mills quill retracting spring is too strong for
sizes like M2, M3 and so on, it will just pull the taps right out
of their holes stripping the thread. So I made this tool from a
salvaged drill chuck and scrap material. The small rod on top is
held in the mills chuck, it spins freely in the body of the tool,
the tap is held in the chuck. This tool make taping with small
tapes alot easier and is automatically in center of the hole. I
got the idea from Strictly IC mag and made modifications to my
needs.
Plans for this engine are available at http://www.bobshores.com .
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