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Towards Building a Steam Powered Outboard Motor
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Drilling shaft clearance space in the bearing housing:
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Boring the inner bearing recess:
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Inner bearing mounted:
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Re: Towards Building a Steam Powered Outboard Motor
Hello,
looks fine.
How will you lubricate them? What about 2RS ball bearings?
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Dietrich
looks fine.
How will you lubricate them? What about 2RS ball bearings?
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Dietrich
Re: Towards Building a Steam Powered Outboard Motor
Hi Dietrich, thanks for commenting!
The inner bearing here is inside the crankcase (oiled). The outer bearing, not yet installed, will be a 2RS. Next step is shortening the tubular part of the housing to finished length, and then boring the outer bearing recess. The tubular part was left long for easy chucking up to this point.
I like your engine very much!
The inner bearing here is inside the crankcase (oiled). The outer bearing, not yet installed, will be a 2RS. Next step is shortening the tubular part of the housing to finished length, and then boring the outer bearing recess. The tubular part was left long for easy chucking up to this point.
I like your engine very much!
Re: Towards Building a Steam Powered Outboard Motor
Cut down the length of the bearing housing, and bored the outer bearing recess:
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Spotting the bearing housing flange against the crankcase:
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Drilling tap size: