MAKING PROGRESS! (Burrell SCC Part 25)
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2016
- Making some progress now! Getting the tender and the wheels fitted.
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Camera/gear used:
Canon EOS 700D amzn.to/2cNVQGC
Canon Ixus 255HS amzn.to/2cwHdvq (newer one)
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Joby Gorillapod (big one) amzn.to/2cwJ2bM
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Music credits:
Some background music by March to the Grave
Sim Gretina etc. Peggy Suave - I Ain't Going
/ peggy-suave-i-aint-going - Věda a technologie
Definitely coming together nicely Chris. Nice line work, looking good.
I've been following your process and I'm rathe jealous! What a fantastic Job!
looking fantastic Chris well done you
That is really rather special! Nice work.
excellent job so far, top colour choice too. Interesting how you had to make some minor fitting adjustments to the tender, i suppose in the end these things are largely a bespoke build for finish and your own standard of completion. Keep the updates coming!
looks really good keep up the good work!
You're lucky to have such a wonderful model of that Burrel
Thanks for all the nice comments everyone :-)
wow! followed your progress for a long time now and all of sudden its all coming together!
i noticed the colin furze music!
Yeah I had the music on Spotify in the background, hope they don't mind! Some good tunes for working in the shed!
Brilliant
looking good
Hi Chris. I'm working on the differential and having a few problems. I note on video at 5:42 that you have taken the paint off the face of the shaft housing. I assume from this that you have minimal clearance to the back of the inner bevel gear. I have a 2mm gap here. I have ground out the tender strap to clear the gear and changed the top two strap bolts for countersunk socket caps as no body will see them. With the diff centre and the outer bevel gear on, the bevel gear projects beyond the end of the shaft by about 3mm which isn't right. It's all very puzzling. Next step is lots of measuring, There is something definitely wrong somewhere. I put the drive gear on to see how that was lining up and it was looking like the spacer needs to be about 6mm ish longer.
It's been a while since you last posted. Hope all's well.
Any ideas gratefully received.
Jim
Panic over Chris. After a few hours of measuring and head scratching I decided to go for it. I turned down the hub on the inner bevel gear and now have 0.5mm clearance with the 2nd shaft housing. I didn't realise that the shaft end washer had a shoulder on it. I increased the recess and now have 15 thou (back to imperial) of end play. I now need to make a final drive spacer 5mm longer to line up the spur and drive gears. Haven't checked the left hand side yet.
Well done sorting it Jim, sorry for not responding sooner. I found that my whole setup was very tight meaning I needed to take the paint off, and I also turned a very small amount from the disc that goes on the end of the 2nd shaft. I have now greased up the surface from which the paint was stripped and everything runs smooth. I am back on it now and hopefully will have an update in a couple of weeks! Chris
Just a quickie Chris. Now that the final drive spacers have been increased did you still use the right wheel spacer between the drive gear and wheel. This is almost the same thickness as the final drive spacer has been extended. If this is the case then the drive pin may need shortening. Just thinking ahead as I haven't got this far yet. I'm guessing that any other discrepancies will have to taken up in the end collars.
Jimtheshovel standing next to the engine now and it has one between gear and r/h wheel. About 2mm thick.
Thanks for that. Mine is about 5mm thick. Funny that. Guess it'll all come out in the wash.
Thanks again, I shall now leave you in peace.
I would guess I turned it down to fit... but it's been a while so I can't remember! :-)
That's looking so nice. I'm surprised how much work you have had to put into this traction engine. But what I do not get is how many modifications have been required to get together all they way through. Now waiting for the day to see it fired up.
Still less work then from castings ;)
You're not wrong there, big respect to the guys that do it from castings!
i spent the past week doing 6" water rose and that was a pain in the ass
many thanks chris for showing
she is coming alone nice now,
did you do the line painting yourself ???
keep up the good work, wont be long and you will have it steamed up
regards. keith in Swindon
Hi Keith yes lining done by myself, a very slow process! You may have noticed I have only done part of one of the front wheels so far, so a lot left to do, but the tender and front axle are finished. Thanks for watching :-)
chris i cant afford to build the entire machine so i would like just to build the rear wheel then paint and line it out to a thing of beauty. how much would it cost me ? same scale as yours .. a frustrated old age pensioner .. regards laurence oh ! you did a fine job on yours ! !
How did you do it the Lining on it thank you for your help
I used supplies from Craftmaster; the paints and brushes along with lining tape. The lining tape makes it pretty easy to get consistent width lines even if you're not great with a brush (like me!)
did you paint the wheels and the hornplate with a brush or did you spray them
Most things in the blue colour were sprayed but not all. All other colours were brushed. Wheels and the blue parts of horn plates were sprayed 👍
not see ya traction engine in a while chris
Wow
did you do the lining on it yourself or not
yes I did it myself
what colour is the hornplate in side which red is it is it best red alfared
It's Alfa Red :)
@@chriscrockerwhite thank you for that
If you don't mind me asking but what do you for a living chrix?
Blade TrinityGaming no problem, a whole mix of stuff mostly tech related; software & web dev, IT, networking etc. Also starting to get in to some electronics and CAD/CAM these days.
ChriX Builds thank you, I'm 15 and just trying to see what people do for a living in the team world thanks again
ChriX Builds engines looking great have you thought of a name?
Dose any body know where I could get castings for a 6 inch Burrell
Live Steam Models
thank but I've already tried
Oh, they used to do 2, I didn't realise they'd stopped
Little Samson Models are doing the Devonshire or 5NHP Road Loco in 6", the plans and castings look excellent quality, should make a stunning machine. This would be my choice if I ever built another.
thank you i was looking at then ( little samson) . where did you buy your castings from because i want to build a 4 or 6 inch model. great work on your own model i have been following you from the start
You got a name for her/him yet?
Amazing job by the way
No name yet, I am open to suggestions (as long as it's not Enginey McEngineFace...!)
ChriX Builds damn what i was gonna suggest XD