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Hi yall, I was just wanting to try a PJ motor, and I stumbled across Larry's Idea, I am a Prototype maker, and looked at this as a challenge for me, So, why not build a motor from him, and make him Proud. It is the Lady Anne Boleyn 06 from Larry himself. I just started this project last week, and wa...

Heliarc wrote:Looking forward to it. Do you have a pinch roller or is this all formed by hand power over a pipe?

Yep, just a pipe and my hands, I do this kinda stuff at work all the time, is a bitch, but came out ok.

Guesse Ill just chase ya around in here, lol Yep, thin SS from a sink, is a pain to weld with a mig welder, tig is better, but clean the SS really good, dont use brake cleaner either with the argon gas, IT WILL KILL YOU. This mixture of heated argon, and the chems in brake cleaner is deadly, so just...

Hey Heli, I found some good reading, (if your into reading) lol about these engines.
PM me or e-mail me.
Frank

sometime next week, I hope, if time permits.

Boleyn Rev. 06 is the one. 64mm on both ends, 29mm at the smallest point, 23mm id. intake, 1 intake on the pipe.

Should run ok, dont ya think?

If you build this engine, do NOT deviate from the plans! regardless of what other plans might say about intake size! seriously, if you build the intakes smaller or even worse, portrude them into the cc, you're gonna have a bad time. Particularly on a highly tuned engine like this, don't change a th...

Yep, a Lady Anne, Hard starting ? I dont know, cause its my 1st pj I ever built, but looking at all the other plans I have, I figured it might be hard starting because of the intake size, or the fast opening flared exhaust. Im making the intake smaller to keep the combustion gasses in the chamber, a...

Well, just a taste of what Ive been workin on the last few days, not finished, but almost, test run should be in 2 weeks or so.
Frank

Sounds COOL man, Im gonna put my work pics in here, if ya dont mind, Im using 0.5mm 304 stainless, whole motor is 534mm long, about 21". Using plans from the forum and testing the intake and exhaust airflow on my flowbench, so I can keep the motors all the same, and have numbers to see how a differe...

Nice work man, Hope mine starts also, puttin in a lot of time and LOTS of effort.
But, as they say, If ya put your mind to something, and use common sense,and read the instructions.
It should work.
Keep going, and keep buzzin along.

WOW, Is all I can say, That is one nice motor. Wish I had the plans for that 1, I'd whip one up also, :D Do it a bit different, but would be the same shape and form, as I like the way it looks. A bit about me, as I am a newbee here, and this is my first post. I build 2stroke pipes, (expansion chambe...