BADLY MADE PARTS - MODEL ENGINEERING FOR BEGINNERS - PART #23

Model Engineering For Beginners - Part #23. Help and advice when working on badly made engine parts. Is it worth it?..................................................... / keithappleton
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[@joohop]

Patience Is Indeed A Virtue , Nice Work Keith

[@pauls5745]

wow that must be a bit of sadness to see corrections on top of a rough build when you go through a model.
thanks for a good tip about plugging and relocating holes! I hope I never have to do that but it's nice to know what's involved

[@phoenixrising4573]

Wow you can really tell how bad this original holes where off with the contrasting plugs!

[@caseyjones8203]

Keep it for parts

[@ClipperDays]

I understand the problem with drilling holes and dissimilar metals. But I use an end mill in the milling machine. It works really well.

[@keithappleton]

not every beginner has a milling machine though ......

[@friendlypiranha774]

What is the name of the well made engine at the beginning please? The one with twin horizontal cylinders and the large flywheel?
Many thanks.

[@rpsqueezer]

It is a Stuart Twin Victoria.