Jeff123

Hopefully, in time, another generation will preserve and enjoy some of these engines which I have enjoyed restoring   
That's exactly my feelings Sanjay
A very thoughtful restoration on your part, Well done.........again
Geoff

Hi Paul
Just read through the entire, very interesting, as ever in your case.

Your drawing shows the crank pins set at 180 degrees. Is that just for convenience,  making the drawing easier or are you intending to set them at 90 degrees.

Just curious,  like I  say interesting stuff
Geoff

Hi Sanjay,
Thank you for your comments and the video upload
Geoff

Hi David
Lots of ic enthusiasts on here, myself included.
Welcome
Geoff

Hi All
Well some more progress, the photos show the addition of the reversing valve and also a new "spoked " flywheel. The latter was supplied by Forest Classics, it's a great casting which machined up really well.
I now have a you tube video of the engine running, "muncaster twin cylinder oscillating engine". Not running perfect as yet but some minor tweaking and gaskets etc. on final assembly should rectify any problems.
Sorry still not worked out how to upload videos.
More to come, intend to oak clad the cylinder and paint where appropriate.
Thanks for looking
Geoff