Over Crank Engine Video

[sbwhart]

For thos who havn't seen this before

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8</a>

Enjoy

Stew

[lazylathe]

Love this one Stew!!!!

Amazing workmanship and attention to every detail!

Andrew

[old phart]

Hi Stew.

All I can say for now, apart from a truly lovely engine, is that I am so glad I followed your thread from the very first post over at the other site.

It's such a shame that your's (with all the detailed write-ups) and all the other ex member builds, may possibly be lost forever!

Kind regards,

Ron.

[sbwhart]

Thanks  Andrew/Ron

If any one wants free drawings of any of my engines just drop me a PM with your email adress.

Stew

[Woodguy]

I never get tired of watching that engine Stew. I'm glad I was able to actually spin the flywheel at the Manchester show.  It's one I really want to build.

[smfr]

Lovely engine! I hope you don't mind if I include your video inline here to make it easy for others to see:

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8</a>

Simon

[sbwhart]

Not at all 

How did you do that ?

Stew

[smfr]

Not at all 

How did you do that ?

I copied the ID of the video out of the location field in my browser; it's the part of the URL after the "v="; for this video it's "FBEsz7imfh8". Then I clicked the YouTube button just above the editing field here (second row, left side), and pasted that ID. I think it would also take the full url, like "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBEsz7imfh8</a>

I don't think it groks the "youtu.be" type of link.

Simon

[Doc]

That is a beautiful engine!!