My new mill - Page 2

**lampy** · 02-10-2010, 10:38 PM

I've always liked tearin' stuff apart to see how it works, and then puting it back together. It was cool to take some chunks of metal and turn them into a thing that goes round and round on nothing but air. Found some plans for more complicated engines I want to try next. Finding lots of info on the web for everything from simple 1 cyl air motors like I built to 9 cyl airplane type radial motor models......the only thing I'm thinking is they aren't real useful just cool to look at and watch go round and round.......
I have thought about building an AG from scratch myself at least everything but the barrel.

02-10-2010, 10:38 PM	#11
lampy Master of Disaster Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Idaho Posts: 657 Trader Rating: (0) My Mood:	I've always liked tearin' stuff apart to see how it works, and then puting it back together. It was cool to take some chunks of metal and turn them into a thing that goes round and round on nothing but air. Found some plans for more complicated engines I want to try next. Finding lots of info on the web for everything from simple 1 cyl air motors like I built to 9 cyl airplane type radial motor models......the only thing I'm thinking is they aren't real useful just cool to look at and watch go round and round....... I have thought about building an AG from scratch myself at least everything but the barrel. Crosman 760, Gamo Big Cat, Beeman RS2 Dual cal. RWS Diana 36, Crosman PC77,Crosman M1 Carbine, Daisy 120, Daisy 953 Famous last words " HEY!.... WATCH THIS." Last edited by lampy; 02-10-2010 at 10:45 PM..

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