Double pipe for Echo Twin

[chy_farm]

Here is one he was in the process of making for Jeremy @Adirondackstihl 346xp

Awesome!! this work will be one of my text-book-examples. Thank you very much for taking your time for me Dan, appreciate it very much.
Chy

 

[Deets066]

Brett does some really nice work for sure

 

[chy_farm]

Brett does some really nice work for sure

Seems he has a perfect skill for making seams between the joints. Want to know how thick is the sheet metal he uses of the pipes. It seems like stainless doesn't it?
Chy

 

[Deets066]

I don't believe its stainless

 

[chy_farm]

I don't believe its stainless

Thank you Deets.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Seems he has a perfect skill for making seams between the joints. Want to know how thick is the sheet metal he uses of the pipes. It seems like stainless doesn't it?
Chy

Hopefully Brett will pop in here!


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[chy_farm]

Hopefully Brett will pop in here!-----

Look forward to hearing from him again! It's really a nicest place to learn what I do not know. Thanks Dan.

 

[chy_farm]

------It shows what we all can do with an open mind and some ingenuity.
------Dan

Good morning Dan, this phrase have been staying on my mind since, yes very glad you took my challenge in this way. Thanks again Dan.
Chy

 

[chy_farm]

These pipes are small in diameter giving me an anxiety if they get too much vibration/resonance while in operation. So I added a support plate in their middle, and in between her body.

Fortunate was there are a couple of bolt holes at the top edge of the oil tank, of which I was able to take advantage as the support points for this plate, so that each of their support points consists triangles to the other two.





Chy

 

[chy_farm]

She has come to me with several issues, amongst them the biggest disappointment to me was that she had a crack on the brake post.



To my observation the brake lever seems it bumped this front edge of the post badly when the brake band corrupted.


Understanding this part to be very important for the safety, tried to make a brace for this part with 2.2mm thick steel sheet.
First let's think about the pattern,



Here I want to shear this pattern and design ;
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This is a copy of the real pattern, so any one who wish to try this can print it and cut them out, then stick to a sheet metal.

 

[chy_farm]

Done like this ;











Chy

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Here is one he was in the process of making for Jeremy @Adirondackstihl 346xp

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That looks awesome Dan thanks for sharing

 

[smokey7]

Wow just found out bout these threads last night.....!!! Very crafty work and great job finding work arounds to keep going. This site thrives with people just like you loving saws and being a crafty guy. Keep jt up great work!

 

[chy_farm]

Wow just found out bout these threads last night.....!!! Very crafty work and great job finding work arounds to keep going. This site thrives with people just like you loving saws and being a crafty guy. Keep jt up great work!

Hello smokey, glad you like her, and thank you for your words.
Not so crafty as to deserve your words, only want to give another life to these old saws, lol.
Chy

 

[Redfin]

Nice fab work Chy. I enjoy metal work also.

 

[chy_farm]

Nice fab work Chy. I enjoy metal work also.

Good afternoon John, glad to know you love metal works too. This liking in my mind seems to be something gene related, lol, my grand pa used to have a screw building factory in Taiwan some 80 to 90 years ago.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

 

[Adirondackstihl]

 

[Adirondackstihl]

 

[chy_farm]

Awesome, and these beautiful seams of the welding fascinates me a lot.
Chy