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A blast from the past (quite literally). Missy.
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I made mine out of pair of parallel jaw pliers. They work really well. Missy.
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Split Chassis system and isolation of gearbox and motor
-missy- replied to kandc_au's topic in Motors & Drive Systems
Hi. I know its not the same scale but have you looked at the work the members of the 2mm Scale Association http://www.2mm.org.uk/ ? Split chassis design is pretty much the standard way members build engines. As a result there are many ways around dealing with split chassis design. There are plenty of examples in the 2mm scale area here on RMWeb. Missy. -
Hi Valentin. I don't know. I replaced them with some branded bearings (SKF). They are a standard size. Julia.
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Hi. From my experience, the bearings are a light press fit into the cast housing. I ended up finding a length of brass rod that fitted through the centre of the bearing and lightly tapping them out from the opposite side through the second bearing. Julia
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Hi. Adding rivets really transforms what could potentially be a quite plain piece of metal into something of real interest. What size rivets did you use? Also can I be cheeky and ask if you could post the links to the videos you found useful. I have struggled to find any good ones in relation to riveting. Thanks.
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Depends if they are spoked wheels or solid ones. Julia :p
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Teeny Tiny Wagon Bogie now... Wheels next..... Julia.
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Teeny Tiny Wagon Chassis... Had to make my own bending jig for it... Julia
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Had my fist dose of AstraZeneca on Saturday. It put me out of action for about 24 hours. A bad fever, uncontrollable shaking, aching all over, and a very sore arm. Things are getting much better now though. Missy.
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You could say that about some members of this forum too! Geeeze... Missy.
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That looks absolutely awesome Bryn! J
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If its any use Mark, I have some J94 wheels designed to fit 2mmSA rims modelled and printed. I could make another set if you like? Julia
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It has come out really well Kevin. What was Bruce doing for axles again? I don't remember if it was discussed previously. Julia.
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There is an amazing amount of milling operations for such a tiny bit of Brass... Julia.
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Its quite concerning reading how the virus can so easily spread. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-56730037?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=607597270b5e0102e3fc553a%26Source of South African variant cluster in south London%262021-04-13T14%3A07%3A17.062Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:7a62d678-6381-4e34-92c8-bb5909ddd35b&pinned_post_asset_id=607597270b5e0102e3fc553a&pinned_post_type=share M.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56729897 Missy.
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I have never really understood how much that impacts their use on a model engine. I understand the theory behind it and the torque values etc, but is it really that important for our use? How often do we ever run a motor at full speed? Basically, the larger the motor the more torque and slower running it will be. JUlia.
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Hi. These might be of interest to the avid collectors of tiny motors.... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/0612-6mm-12mm-DC-12V-45000RPM-High-Speed-Mini-Tiny-Coreless-Motor-DIY-Toy-Model/252447876925 I got some through the post a short while ago and on initial inspection, they seem nice little motors. Its hard to ignore them at that price! Julia
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This has sucked up way more time so far than I expected it to. Still absolutely heaps to do on it. Julia
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Hi Richard. How about 3D printing the moulds directly for casting? Its something that I have been wanting to try for a while now. M.
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Hello. I was asked by @2mm Andy to see if it was possible to generate a 3D printed wheel centre that could be printed with NO MACHINING. Today I thought I would give it a go. I haven't clocked it yet but initial checks looks like it is possible,..
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Hi Puzzler Guy. Thank you. I currently have 2 gear hobs I use, both carbide. One came from China via the wish website www.wish.com and the other one came from Russia via ebay. Missy.
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That just doesn't make any sense to me as well. I was always under the impression your body produces millions of antibody cells when fighting a virus or similar. I think 50 million would be more appropriate. I would assume the figures being quoted are 'per something' like per '10ml or blood'? Of course, more than willing to be told I am wrong (as it seems common in this thread). Missy.
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Let me guess, a reinvented particular colliery layout perhaps? Missy.
