#MT25 Part 12 - Making a Stuart 10V Steam Engine. The Eccentric Strap and Sheave. By Andrew Whale.

So - After the successful build of my Stuart S50 Steam Engine, I decided to have a go at making a Stuart 10V Steam Engine!
This video is Part 12, which shows me machining the eccentric strap and sheave.

All the machining was carried out on my Sieg SC4 lathe and my SX2P mini mill.
Future videos will cover the valve assembly, painting, final build and, hopefully, a test under steam.

Many thanks to Peter (aka Model Steamers) for his help and advice. Please check out his YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu7zQCwO7y8BAEH2y4Y3XOQ

I purchased my safety glasses from ebay but it looks like I got the last couple from that particular supplier. However, I believe amazon sell the same product at the following link, but obviously links do expire...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/NoCry-Over-Spec-Wrap-Around-Adjustable-protection/dp/B071RSM598

Alternatively just do a search on the internet for:
nocry over-spec safety glasses with anti scratch wrap-around lenses, en166, en170 and en172 certified, adjustable arms and uv400 protection, black and orange frames

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Backing track credits......
Music: (intro) Water Lily by the 126ers - YouTube Audio Library

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