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Jonathan W

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Building a replica 1910ish engine and bike. Using a B-29 Super Fortress APU cylinder, a Yamaha YZ250 Crank and rod. Piston is a 225 Yamaha. The crankcase I am casting from Aluminum. Cams are Briggs FH. I am a Youtube creator, so I am building it step by step on there.

 

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This is going to be KOOOOOOOOOL ! Got a site link?...........Curt

 

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Here is a link to Part 1.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh4UWOD8WiE[/URL]
I have 3 parts uploaded now. Here is a link to a air compressor that I built into a bike engine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRF0fMNM1zg

 

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THANK YOU !
Got to watch and learn .................Curt

 

MotoMagz

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I have a hard time painting a crankcase..lol and your going to cast one! Wow that is awesome!! Killer project and best of luck.

 

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Have you thought about using casting wax instead of the wood to make your molds? I have used this method to make my own casting wax, fairly reasonable to make and easier than wood to make molds. http://www.instructables.com/id/Machinable-Wax/