Part 46: The Eccentric Rods

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • Welcome to Part 46 of my long term series of videos covering the build of Don Young's Hunslet 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive in 5" Gauge.
    In this video, I fabricate the Eccentric Rods and make an effort to rely a little bit less on machine tools and focus more on some basic filing skills.
    Given the nature of these sorts of projects, new videos will be posted as I progress through the build but there will be no regular cadence, rather their frequency will be dependent upon time available and of course real progress on my part.
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    Enjoy!

Komentáře • 12

  • @OL6162.
    @OL6162. Před rokem +1

    Mark
    Nice video great job and nice serie....
    Looking forward next one.
    OL6162.

  • @taranson3057
    @taranson3057 Před rokem +2

    Great hand file work, better looking than some of my best mill work.

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Před rokem +3

      Thank you for the very kind words. I'm trying to stick more to first principles but it is very tempting to look to the Mill. Mind you, after Christmas a bit more physical effort won't go amiss 😁

  • @gagasmancave8859
    @gagasmancave8859 Před rokem +1

    Yet more nice videoing chap . Might have been an idea to drill a hole for the boss to be silver soldering too as opposed to cutting a slot in the boss

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Před rokem

      Yes, there were a few options, each with their own pros and cons 👍
      On reflection I think you're right, start with wider flat stock, solder in the boss, no need for a jig.

  • @dreamsteam8272
    @dreamsteam8272 Před rokem +2

    Nice and neat work!
    I bet you know.... but the solder does not only flow where the flux is, it is also flows where the heat comes from... in youre case here, try to apply heat from the underside.
    Realy nice work!

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Před rokem +1

      Hi Chris,
      You can take the credit for my desire to use the files instead of the milling machine 🙂
      As for the heat, I did start with the flame against the bottom, but my Jig was taking too much heat away, so I moved to the top, hence the messy finish :-(
      Soldering is like painting - it's all about preparation and......very day is a learning day!
      Cheers
      Mark

  • @MattChiversWorkshop
    @MattChiversWorkshop Před rokem +1

    Mark, hand tools? So files aren’t used for opening paint tins and using as pry bars?!? 😂. Beautiful work as always 👌. All the best, Matt

  • @mathewstewart8153
    @mathewstewart8153 Před rokem

    Hi Mark I made e clip groves on my loco and threaded the pins on the expanse link

    • @markshomeengineering5243
      @markshomeengineering5243  Před rokem

      Hmm, that is an idea. The expansion link die block is a pain and I did think about threading one side of the pin and then using a little loctite. I will have a go a pressing them all first.
      Cheers
      Mark

  • @dropshotdougie
    @dropshotdougie Před rokem

    When’s it gonna be finished