I like the original Elmers engines I find the challenge is in making the tinyYou must have most of the plans already! Nice collection of engines!
Is there any particular plan you are looking for?
You've probably found (and downloaded) the deWaal metric (larger version) plans of the Elmer Verberg engines?
Thanks, @Dabbler .Problem (seemingly) solved. after a little rooting around I found a site that claims:
The originals are too small for me, and the deWaals are too big (and expensive for metals). About 150% of the Elmer size is about right for me, as a beginner. And metric fasteners and tooling are a lot more readily available, cheaply - another reason I don't care for the original plans.I like the original Elmers engines I find the challenge is in making the tiny
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Thankyou ….I’m going to get right on thatProblem (seemingly) solved. after a little rooting around I found a site that claims:
Please note, as i understand it, Mr. Dirk Tollenaar holds the copyright to this book and has given me his express permission to provide it as a download. If you have concerns, please contact me by using the contact link above.
URL: http://www.myheap.com/metalworking/resources-downloads.html
I buy my fasteners from McMaster Carr in large lots ….The originals are too small for me, and the deWaals are too big (and expensive for metals). About 150% of the Elmer size is about right for me, as a beginner. And metric fasteners and tooling are a lot more readily available, cheaply - another reason I don't care for the original plans.