These photos are better explained in the stick welding section.
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These photos are better explained in the stick welding section.
Arc force max:
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"It's not magic it's experimental, kind of like washing your hands after pooping used to be." -House
Everlast PowerTig 250EX-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerCool W300-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerTig 185 Micro-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerPlasma 70-arrived 1-26-2012
ESAB MigMaster 250-borrowed
HyperTherm 151 AKA "The Light Sabre"
Linde UCC-305-964 lb. of old time water cooled TIG love-SOLD-Bad MOJO
Purox OXY/ACETYLENE
I finally got down to business and got this finished to the point where I can use it and see where I need to go from here. Below are a few shots of what I came up with.
I plan to modify this for more precision placement of the engine, but the tilt seen here will make for easy assembly of the gear chest without things falling out.
Left/Right articulation will aid in cylinder assembly, and combined with the back/forth movement, will aid in cc'ing the combustion chambers, which was the original idea behind the whole project.
So what do you think? Future improvements will be to lower the whole assembly so that the center of gravity is closer to the rotating axis of the engine stand, making the unit more stable, and safer. (I would NEVER offer this unit for sale to the public as it is now, due to safety issues). And I think that I can simplify the design to make it easier to make.
Next up is a transmission adapter to mount the tranny in much the same way. Rebuilding a Harley tranny requires manipulating the box in several different angles just like the engine.
Feedback anyone??
"It's not magic it's experimental, kind of like washing your hands after pooping used to be." -House
Everlast PowerTig 250EX-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerCool W300-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerTig 185 Micro-arrived 1-26-2012
Everlast PowerPlasma 70-arrived 1-26-2012
ESAB MigMaster 250-borrowed
HyperTherm 151 AKA "The Light Sabre"
Linde UCC-305-964 lb. of old time water cooled TIG love-SOLD-Bad MOJO
Purox OXY/ACETYLENE