@@patrickdewhirst7760 no problem Patrick, it's come to a bit of a bit a standstill for the time being. When I get a chance I will continue the build, if I can help you at all I'm more than happy to.

@@hwfranjr kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKi0m4ywpbCJb6csi=E06qpEAph1vtgUFg it was posted before part 2.

@@bumblebeeuk3904 Hi sorry no don't, I only forged these two and I no longer have them.

@@steamedup100 No I've not done any work on it for a while due to house renovations and workload. It's still perched on the shelf, hopefully I will be able to start work on the boiler build if not next month then at the start of the new year.

@@ricknielsen4008 Hi Rick, not in a digital sense but I have hand drawn drawings and writing out a parts list for remaking this design.

@@Hammerandhilt I would be obliged if I could get a copy. I want to buid one like yours - perhaps even a little smaller

@@Mr_Mz518 thank you, I'm sorry to say I'm not sure why they became known as dogs but I know there are similar tools used with the logging industry where pins are referred to as dogs.

@@johnmutton799 It truly is a beautiful axe head.

I have been looking for one for a long time. New ones cost around £600. Not many in UK. Which is a shame. Cannot wait to see this shine and in action!

Yes I don't see why not, if I were to make it again tho I would make it belt driven not off a pulley direct to the shaft. Remove the wheel mechanism. 👍

It's used weekly now, it was a success thankfully. I will have to try and get some footage of it. 👍

It was great exploring there, hoping we get to go back again soon. Do you have any areas similar in Washington state?

I'll look up your video that sounds pretty cool. I really enjoyed exploring this area, it looked like it was pulled out of a film set.

No problem Tom, that's interesting I never knew that.

@@Hammerandhilt I'm trying to find the best solution for a permanent in ground basketball goal. NOT CHEAP, hoping to find someone who wants to sell their setup cheap. If not I'm about ready to learn to weld. :)

Really glad it was helpful for you Andrew, I've had no issues with mine yet, they are fantastic little compressors. All the best, Rob. 👍

Hi, this engine is a bit of an odd size. The fellow who was designing it originally has since passed away and they were never finalised. I believe it is between a large 2" / small 3" scale. Once completed it will be approximately 3ft in length or just over.

@@Hammerandhilt George was a good guy had no end of conversations with him

@@steamedup100 yes he seemed like a very pleasant fellow.

Cheers bud.

No he doesn't unfortunately, he said he is not comfortable being in front of the camera.

He is on Instagram though his handle is @hammerslandsmeden

Thank you 😊

Yes I plan to insulate it but for the time being it will just be a storage space. Prices are pretty much the same over here, very little difference between 20 & 40fts. I can easily move a 20ft around no issues, Ill be building a outside area for forging under a lean to. I need to have a serious declutter of my forge and work out what I really need to keep hold of and what can be scrapped.

Cheers, I plan to get a update of this bow. It shoots really nice needs tillering again as it has greatly increased its power.

Apologies I did not see this message, yes he does you can order them from his Instagram page @hammerslandsmeden

Cheers it was quite an event! Had it not been for that extra blower I think we may not have been able to forge it.

@@Hammerandhilt Rob and Robin, I'm sure you could make an RR stamp? Unless some other company uses the same logo! 😄 Cheers Ian

Cheers bud, it's slowly getting there. I trying to only work on it when I have to time so it doesn't get rushed.

I use a bench grinder with a green wheel used for carbide. I would imagine you can get grinder discs available for grinding carbide though.

Thanks Ian, it's a shame I didn't get chance to film the actual process of making it properly due to work. I will hopefully get chance to make some others down the line and make a better job of filming it.

Cheers Steve.

I'm planning to restore it to a nice condition with a few minor upgrades. A fun project to chip away at.

Yes Ian, came with both 3 and 4 jaw. I'm made up with it, needed to upgrade with the traction engine build.

When it flew over the entire venue fell silent, it was very surreal and fantastic to see. The day before apparently flew over with two accompanying spitfires.

Cheers bud, I'll do a more in-depth update this was just a quick off the cuff video to show where I am up to so far.

Cheers Jared 👍

Thank you Jared 👍

Yeh, I used to work in clotton about a stone's throw away from the shire horse centre. Never been myself but always planned to as my wife is horse mad. Great little miniature setup at blakemere and the people were all really friendly.

Yeh was a great little place to visit, ideal that it's just around the corner from me.

My neck of the woods, won't be able to make it unfortunately as I'm busy but always fun to visit the steam shows.

It really is something when you stand back and take it all in.