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Thought you all might like to see this!
Make sure you click the link on the page.
This guy made this entire engine on a lathe, mill and CNC machine...in his shop. Things about the size of a corded drill.
Did I mention it's blown?
http://www.weberprecision.com/
This guy made this entire engine on a lathe, mill and CNC machine...in his shop. Things about the size of a corded drill.
Did I mention it's blown?
http://www.weberprecision.com/
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well it's running on Alchy so it should sound like it. My man has some skills and some time on his hands. I bet his son has the fastest go kart in town, or he has the best lawnmower in the world.
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When I went to Good Guys West Coast Nationals this summer there was a whole club there with mini motors. You can buy basic raw components like blocks and raw crank forgings and stuff but you have to pretty much make all the rest.
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yeah I knew there were mini motors out there, but this cat made it all in his shop. He's trying to make a mini perpelar motor now too.