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Member Videos / Re: My week this week, my workshop videos!
« Last post by hermetic on Today at 11:02:23 AM »
Hi Folks,
A short week but a long video! Only two days in the Workshop, a long day of antique repairs with camera shy Andy, an analysis of what went wrong whilst trying to concentrate in 27 degree heat in the workshop, and fitting a rebuild kit to my Rothenburger blowlamp which TBH has never lit reliably since being new, all will be revealed!
Phil in superscorchio dry East Yorkshire.
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Good job.  :clap: Is there any tendency for the 'teeth' on the pullies to damage your rubber drives?
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Here's some pics of pulleys I have hobbed -

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Member Videos / Re: My week this week, my workshop videos!
« Last post by hermetic on July 25, 2026, 02:21:39 PM »
Hi Folks,
It has been so hot! Almost as hot as the seventies!! Last week we did  some field work, but I have not included that in this video as when I looked over it, it was same old, so it was going to be Andy's antiques Repairs, but when I got back and sat down at the computer, it had quit! long story short, it was actually the monitor, but it's all in the video, including antique repairs on a global scale!
Phil, in still scorchio East Yorkshire!
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I've posted up photos before of hobbed pulley drives. It's a process that works very well and gives a professional result (very similar to what Wilesco does on their drive pulleys). I've done well over a hundred brass and aluminium drive pulleys now.

Here's a vid I did a few years ago of the process -

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Project Logs / Re: Duender build
« Last post by shipto on July 22, 2026, 01:15:49 PM »
Cracking on this is what I came up with for belt tensioners.
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Member Videos / TTB V2 with some mods driving a Baker Fan
« Last post by Jim Dobson on July 21, 2026, 07:59:30 PM »
Running one of Trev's delightful TTB V2 engines with some mods and driving a Baker fan and putting the engine under load.

Trev was an absolutely prolific maker of a range of beautiful brass and copper engines and accessories in his small backyard country shed.

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CNC / Re: It's new to me
« Last post by vtsteam on July 21, 2026, 12:36:36 PM »
Wow. Lot's of work. But it should be rewarding in the end.  :beer:
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