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Daily Archives: 29 March, 2009
Good progress with the Seal Camshafts – will it stay that way?
Three camshaft blanks are being made before profiling the cams takes place. One is being made from steel that will then be hardened as an experiement. They are destined to be used in two Seal engines being built as a twin petrol instalation in a model calssic boat. Follow the build here. Continue reading
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