Hi from Indiana

[awJCKDup]

Hello every one, been viewing for awhile but just getting around to introducing myself. I have 6 engines under my belt and am about to get back to machining after a year or more layoff. Going to start on my first multicylinder engine and was just browsing around.
John

[b.lindsey]

Welcome John. Hopefully you can post some pictures of those 6 engines. Might feel better getting them out from under your belt too   Keep us posted on what you decide to do for #7 too.

Bill

[swilliams]

Welcome John

Steve

[stevehuckss396]

Welcome aboard!

Which multi-cylinder engine are you going to build?

[tvoght]

Welcome John. I'm from Indiana too.

--Tim

[vcutajar]

Hi John and a big welcome to our small group.

Vince

[awJCKDup]

Thanks for the welcome.
Tim I'm 50 north of Indy, are you anywhere near?
Steve, I thought about building your v8, but I would like to try something a little smaller, less parts first, I built little Tiny single and like the tiny inline four, but everything I've built so far has been someone else's idea, I just change some cosmetics to my taste. So I am going to try to design my own inline 4, and see where that ends up. Baby steps.....probably slowwww baby steps.  We'll see.

John

[tvoght]

I live in Indy. I grew up on a farm 20 or so miles north of Muncie.

--Tim

[Don1966]

  John!


Don

[stevehuckss396]

I built little Tiny single but everything I've built so far has been someone else's idea

If you need help posting the pictures let me know 

[ths]

Welcome to the forum, John.

Cheers, Hugh.

[Jo]

  John,

Sounds like you might be an old hand  Yes please to the photos of your engines.

(And  we always like to be nosey about other people's workshops)

Jo

[Alan Haisley]

Nice to have another Hoosier aboard - although I am an expat. Welcome.
Alan
 

[awJCKDup]

Thanks again for the welcome!  I've been a member of HMEM and posted over there, so a lot of you have seen the pics before.
tvoght I,m just east of Kokomo.
John

Oops....I meant to give credit where it is due.
Stirling engines were all Jan Ridders  plans
Tiny I.C. was PutPutman's plans
Odds and Ends was Phil Duclos plans
Poppin....I forget, but a good reliable engine, and plans, thanks

[b.lindsey]

Very nice work John...nice collection you have there for sure. One comment on pictures...usually a resolution of 800x600 or so is sufficient and will download much faster and not require scrolling in order to see the whole picture.

Again, welcome to MEM

Bill