Starting with a Stuart Beam Engine

Dear model friends, this is my first topic on this forum. It is also my first attempt in the last 20 or so years machining and building a Stuart engine. I already made the flywheel etc, turned out to run very nice not any wobble  . I will try to take many pictures and make some video's of my progress. Hope you will enjoy, and I am always open for helpful feedback!
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Nice work, looks like you are off to a good start!

Dave

The pictures are great but I'm not a Facebook user (and never will be) so I have no idea what the URLs refer to.

Flywheel came out great! 

That's the way to do it! [a Mr Punch thingy]

AVTUR

Looks great !

Nice job on the flywheel! 

Today finished one bearing block and the crankpin.

Just a quick update. I really enjoy working on this lovely machine. Today I started with the column. I made bronze bushings in the beam. Happy with the result so far!

Coming along great!  Have you decided whether to paint or leave it bare metal?

Looking great I'm in the early part of a Stuart Williamson engine, with flywheel, crankshaft and eccentric complete (about the same stage as you)

The Stuart Beam is looking very nice indeed 

@ crueby: I have not decided yet painting etc. But I think I leave the column metal, like that the most.

Connecting rod ready.

You are motoring through this build and the finish is great