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coming along nicely Rainer.
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Nice model and it looks easy to build - most of the parts are
milled - you only need a lathe. Bengs has a good one
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Hope to see it working soon, Arnold

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I follow the thread with great interest. Very good work so far.
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Today I built the table...

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Looks already like a Power Press...

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Excellent so far.
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Nearly ready... many bolts set and the tricky clutch also works...!

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Only the eccentric parts and some details to do...
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Today in the workshop... The apprentice to the boss:
"Boooooss, I've got an ideaaaaa ... Instead of turning the two step die out of the solid steel, and grinding until the doctor comes, it would be much better to take something that is already half-finished" ... 8)
 
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... and the boss answers the trainee ... "Yeeeppp, doooo ittt, that saves time and material" ... ;D

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In addition, the die is now also exchangeable ..!  :o 
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Good idea, great result!!
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Excellent Progress on the build!

Looking forward to your next update.

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Looks like your getting very close to putting it to work , this is really exciting.
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Yesterday:
Oilers drilled, tapped and installed, temporary clutch pedal iron wire replaced with 2mm brass wire and homebuilt adjustable fastener

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Today:
eccentric head bearing parts turned, drilled, tapped and installed on matching shortened shaft

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In the background my latest acquisition, a 8in tall 1910 J.FALK cast iron Band Saw ... never seen one before...  :o
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Nice Falk bandsaw & really like the punch press.
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After the little "SCHOENNER" interruption of yesterday, I made it today to finish the bear with the punch fastener... The connecting rod will have to wait until tomorrow..

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Very nice , how much time do you think you have in this build Rainer ?
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From the very beginning until now, including the connecting rod tomorrow and some details like the adjustment bolts aside the sled and some more fine tuning & adjustments, it might have taken nearly 50 working hours to build it.
One more skilled model mechanic than me with a better machine tool equipment than I have will make it possibly in less than 30 hours...
Sharp Greetings from Solingen, Germany - Rainer