Very interesting, learn a lot by watching you solve problems. And you made me laugh out loud with the reference of time passed. You are really good at making entertaining content that people can learn from as well. :)
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Alexander Jäderblom Thanks! I'm not sure if I'm trying to be a teacher or not, that sounds like a lot of responsibility so I'm going to call it "show and tell" for now ;) I just want to make the kind of videos that I enjoy watching myself, and make do with the tools I have without necessarily doing everything by the book. A lot of this stuff is pretty new to me too so I hope people that have better ideas will point out my mistakes so I can learn from them. But if you learned something from watching my stuff that's good! Just remember that I'm just an amateur messing around :) I'm glad the dinosaur got someone to crack up ;) Every pass took around 20 minutes so 5 of them felt pretty much like 65 million years 😂
@alexanderjaderblom6 жыл бұрын
I learn better from show and tell, so in that way you are a teacher ;) And you can learn stuff from entertainment as well. As I said, the problem sulution is the new thing i learned, would like to have a lathe some day. :) 20 minutes per pass? shit.. well then it is at least if not more than 65 million years, the dinosaurs will have taken over, then been run down by kelp that by then have evolved into a kind of animal and will dominate the universe, but the cylinder will be done. ;)
@2STROKESTUFFING6 жыл бұрын
Nice! Funny when the drill took off! I've never had any problems using a "three armed bandit", don't listen to the pro's, they're stuck up.
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
2STROKE STUFFING I was just glad it didn't hit me in the face this time! 😂 I don't use the 3 arm for honing to size, just for finishing. I'm sure someone will have something to say about it but I don't care, it works for me :)
@TEAMVISKAT816 жыл бұрын
nice job, eller på danske godt arbejde :P
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
TEAMVISKAT81 Tack! Not sure if that's correct Danish ;)
@TEAMVISKAT816 жыл бұрын
close enough :)
@gerardorubio59835 жыл бұрын
nice work! your showing us garage mechanics it can be done at home or a small shop. next time tilt the cylinder on its side to hone the cylinder. thats the way i've seen the racing shops do it. those cylinders are like my h2 750 triple.
@alancollard89395 жыл бұрын
a being a pro i would always take the barrel to a good engine shop to get the honing done, doing it like that you cant supply enough cutting fluid /honing fluid , and if the hone jams either you or the hone goes around .,while i was racing strokers i always finish the ports to the exact timing i wanted before fitting the liner, very time consuming but the angles and the port edges were always correct to what you wanted , now what is supporting the liner at the base once you have cut out the port openings , this why yamaha extra cast the barrels with aluminum supporting the liner cause they break off
@RatSleds6 жыл бұрын
ha the BORASOURIS ! looks awesome the jug!~
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Rat Sleds That's a good name! May use that in a future video ;)
@stretchedbmx6 жыл бұрын
I love making those flapper shafts, best way to polish By far
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Jacob Felts Exactly! Smooth as a baby's bottom :)
@pandasalvesen19775 жыл бұрын
Hei! Veldig lærerikt å se videoene din. Takk for at du filmer. Vet at ting tar mye lengre tid da. Har du navnet på den 90 graders tannlegeporteren din?
@Hollaendaren5 жыл бұрын
Tack! Tandläkarverktyget är en gammal Tysk en, gissar på 80 tal, den kommer från tandläkaren här i byn :) jag minns inte märket just nu men ska försöka komma ihåg att kolla nästa gång jag är i garaget.
@russwhite44466 жыл бұрын
Getting closer youre not a pro huh couldve fooled me talk about learning im almost 60 yrs old and im doing the learning here lol this is great atb Russ
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Russ White I guess I'm at least a couple of weeks ahead of you then in the learning process ;) I had never stroked a crank or bored a cylinder when I started on this project. But eager to learn the hard way :)
@russwhite44466 жыл бұрын
Hollaendaren oh yeah its a school the school of hard knocks sometimes but never boring thats for sure.
@audreymeschkuleit34665 жыл бұрын
I Enjoy youre Videos. Your Boring bar is it a Commercial or Home made Model? I never seen one that unscrews the Cutter head. Thank you
@Hollaendaren5 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I bought it second hand, I am pretty sure it is commercial. But it looks to be pretty old.
@adambrown21736 жыл бұрын
hi there. are there any differences in building an engine for sub zero temperatures ? compaired to say a motorcross bike, oil viscosity, bearing clearances ,
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Adam Brown I think the main difference is that you need to warm the engine up for a longer time for a winter engine. And I'd imagine manufacturers take into account that a lot of people don't do that so probably increase the piston to wall clearance a bit compared to a summer engine. Other than that I can't think of anything. There's no gearbox or clutch oil or other oils in the engine, just 2stroke mix. Bearings are C3 bearings.
@AuMechanic6 жыл бұрын
Hi, at 1:44, is that a decompression valve on the old cylinder for starting ?
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Correct! There's a small decompression channel between the sleeve and the exhaust channel, opened and closed by that valve. I think it's mainly intended for young riders who might have problems pulling the recoil starter quick enough and might encounter a backfire every now and then, causing the starter handle to try and rip the fingers off their hands! Think of a CR500 kickback but on your fingers, it's not a nice experience ;) I have tons of this type engine and 90% of the time the decompressor is stuck so I think most people never use them. My 277 also had one (some 277 cylinder do, some don't) but into one of the transfers instead of the exhaust. I eliminated it by plugging hole into the transfer and simply not putting a hole in the sleeve.
@AuMechanic6 жыл бұрын
OK thanks, watched the rest of the video and couldn't see the passage going to it. Not a bad idea in bigger bore two strokes.
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
That cylinder I'm holding at 1:44 has nothing to do with the rest of the project, it's off a completely different engine. Probably should've made that clearer in the video.. I only used it to get an idea of how long a sleeve a cylinder with 70 mm stroke really needs. At 1:10 you can see where the decompression valve used to be on the project cylinder, on the left top of the cylinder.
@nullerdk16 жыл бұрын
Your really good at that, you must fix my 50cc fs1 👍
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
nullerdk1 Thanks! Sorry, not taking jobs, I have my hands full with my own projects :)
@jeffcastine24945 жыл бұрын
turn cylinder horizontal then hone better control.
@gislemark796 жыл бұрын
Kul filmer, men snälla städa verkstan. :)
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
gislemark79 Jag vet... Men jag hinner ju aldrig städa klart innan man ramlar över nåt som måste fixas lite snabbt 😂
@gislemark796 жыл бұрын
Undanflykter...
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Jepp... Men det mesta är roligare än att städa så det är lätt att bli distraherad :)
@gislemark796 жыл бұрын
Men det är mycket roligare att jobba när det är ordning och reda, samt att man blir mycket effektivare.
@Hollaendaren6 жыл бұрын
Jo jag vet, det är helt sant! Jag började städa i höstas och sen dagen därpå så köpte jag en halv verkstad som jag behövde klämma in tillsammans med allt som redan fanns där inne. Det gjorde inte saken bättre om vi säger så. Men just nu känner jag mig lite för stressad för att börja städa ordentligt, första tävlingen är om 2 veckor och du ser ju hur långt jag har kommit ;) känns inte som att det var perfekt läge för att börja städa garaget i en vecka nu.