worthington pump
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Re: worthington pump
Uh-Oh!!!
Made a mistake... I do make them and admit to them!
Dave Moore's reverse is an 'H'.... NOT a 'G'.
LL
Made a mistake... I do make them and admit to them!
Dave Moore's reverse is an 'H'.... NOT a 'G'.
LL
Do it right.... Or don't do it at all
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I have no life. Therefore, I have a hobby
It's not that I'm apathetic, I just flat don't care
An Intellectual is nothing more than an Over-Educated IDIOT
Blogs: Where people with nothing to say..... Say it
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Re: worthington pump
see those that will be there in riverside this weekends for the spting meet
will have my box of goodies for show and tell is any one is interested.
off to John wayne airport to pick up someone
Pamela
will have my box of goodies for show and tell is any one is interested.
off to John wayne airport to pick up someone
Pamela
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Re: worthington pump
single pointing threads this small in stainless proved to take way to long so I cheated a bit and used a die for the 4-40 threads and an automatic die head for the 5-40.
pilot valve shafts are done and the newe support shafts are turned and threaded......now come setting the length. this is what determines how well the pilot and shuttle valves work together.
photos...enjoy
pilot valve shafts are done and the newe support shafts are turned and threaded......now come setting the length. this is what determines how well the pilot and shuttle valves work together.
photos...enjoy
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Re: worthington pump
good afternoon toonsters,
this morning I set the pilot valve lengths...so those are all done now.
sitting here contemplating what to do next.......
I have so many parts done...but so many yet to go......it is truely mind bending how much of a swiss watch these things really are.
Onward......................
Pamela
this morning I set the pilot valve lengths...so those are all done now.
sitting here contemplating what to do next.......
I have so many parts done...but so many yet to go......it is truely mind bending how much of a swiss watch these things really are.
Onward......................
Pamela
Re: worthington pump
I am constantly amazed at your skills and you don't even have a Hardinge EE in your Kitchen shop! Will wonders ever cease? Good work and good luck!!
Al
Al
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Re: worthington pump
evening toonsters,
made the new end caps for the steam head...these hold the new O-ring seal for the balance shaft on the pilot valve.
all turned.......one got the mount holes drilled and counter bored...for 0-80 bolts.
Pamela
made the new end caps for the steam head...these hold the new O-ring seal for the balance shaft on the pilot valve.
all turned.......one got the mount holes drilled and counter bored...for 0-80 bolts.
Pamela
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evening toonsters
finished up the suport shaft seal carriers this evening....
to date.......469 completed machined parts with another dozen or so partially machined.
Pamela
finished up the suport shaft seal carriers this evening....
to date.......469 completed machined parts with another dozen or so partially machined.
Pamela
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turned and drilled the steam chest heads....
I suppose it might be time to start making rings....Bleh......
Pamela
I suppose it might be time to start making rings....Bleh......
Pamela
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Re: worthington pump
evening once again toonsters,
here is the first 6 of 14 rings turned out...
Pamela
here is the first 6 of 14 rings turned out...
Pamela
Re: worthington pump
Pamela
Natch everything looks great!
Holy cow, without seeing prints I didn't realize how many parts were involved in those lil' monkeys x's the extras your building. Should put together a "build manual" and sell it. Yea I know in all your "free time" lol.
If you do get some time would love to see some close ups of the Hudson.
Best
Bob
Natch everything looks great!
Holy cow, without seeing prints I didn't realize how many parts were involved in those lil' monkeys x's the extras your building. Should put together a "build manual" and sell it. Yea I know in all your "free time" lol.
If you do get some time would love to see some close ups of the Hudson.
Best
Bob
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Re: worthington pump
evening toonsters,
finished turning out the rings for a total of 15.....will start on the double machining spud, sleeve and cap tomorrow.
and finished turned and bored the first pump sleeve....came out really nice
photos....enjoy
Pamela
finished turning out the rings for a total of 15.....will start on the double machining spud, sleeve and cap tomorrow.
and finished turned and bored the first pump sleeve....came out really nice
photos....enjoy
Pamela