No pun intended... I love a good navvy

It’s way too relaxing watching you work in the lathe… nearly nodded off!!🫣 lovely job again, I’ll be interested to see how to cut the key way in the shaft

Thanks for this weeks update !

It’s very rare to see engine rebuilds like this, and very interesting so thanks for taking the time to film/upload 👌

long is just fine Norman

its coming along nicely

Ahh the old “cut twice measure once!”😆🫣glad it’s not just me that does that 🤣

good video and showing it Do as All way s go to plan

Happy Sunday watching 👌

We're definitely cut from the same cloth Norman why do a job once when you can do it three times 😉 good on ya for keeping in the unavoidable errors 👍🏻

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Better too big than small ! thanks for this weeks update.

Noice little update vid thanks

😆 Think you might need to find a 5t forklift next Norman!

Nice work Norman. Having that register proved very useful as it turned out. You got that taper just right

You’re definitely braver than me with that little chain Norman!😆. I’ve always loved the idea and look of steam wagons. Think it’s because they have the shape of a modern wagon but powered by a bygone power.

I am catching upon your videos great work.

good job done

The rollercoaster spinner 9000 shot was cool lol

Love the load test on the chain you used to lift the faceplate 👍 good work Norman keep em coming.

Nice job 👍

Good job and nice to see a big LambCo vice out in the wild.

It's a nice workshop set up you have there ! Is the customer/friend going to put the keyway in the bore ? Thanks for making the film as you work.

Nice casting

А прикинь! Лет 150-200 назад всё, что можно такими клёпками, клепали мосты и перегородки везде, что можно всё, что строилось только такими клёпками. А у нас только сейчас дошло, ай-яй.

great work, good to see all the effort that goes into restoring a traction engine

because its so interesting

Bit by bit your getting there👌even getting technical with your vid starts 🤪😁

You shouldn’t run a reamer backwards, even in brass/bronze, it’ll damage the cutting edge! Just a friendly reminder! Love your videos!

Making steady progress ! I can see a 4 jaw chuck for the big lathe is a high priority, makes the lathe more versatile. Thanks for taking us along.

Your vids are excellent, really enjoying them! I've got a full size loco that we are overhauling - I didn't have the courage to do vids about the work so fair play to you 👍👌

Awright Norm, glad I binna found ee 'ere after watchin' thik vijyo of they silly buggers at Fairford. Will you be at the lane of Frogs this wickend?

Time stamp 22:00 looks like a set screw underneath the tail stock bushing? Did you use your phone camera to see up underneath?

those blinking lights had to stop watching. going to give a thumbs up and comment hopefully you'll earn enough to change out those lights

Love watching your videos, great and some amazing work going on, keep the videos coming.

You obviously learned you're trade in Pakistan...... (34.50 to 37 )

Really enjoying these, good work.

Ahh those 5 min jobs again 🤣🤦‍♂. Least you got there, should be good enough for the shaft to turn in👌👍

Cheers from Canada would love to be a helper in your project Keep the vids coming

its all ended up well😊😊

I could see you were feeding across, I was shouting at the screen stop ! The job was completed in the end. Thanks for sharing this project.

Ahh bugger I didn’t notice you was there or would’ve come over and said hello. I must admit, I’ve gotten into your traction engine restoration videos when I come in from my workshop lol

Nice demo’s there Norman👌👍. It’s a fair way we’ve come with the modern 2 stroke chainsaws from steam or even man power!

Very interesting, just found your channel, really enjoying it.

Just stumbled across this your channel and absolutely brilliant I’m a carpenter by trade but alway loved steam from a young age especially traction engines and these types of videos are excellent great work bud really nice to watch cheers

Also i am pretty sure that the platers need a really good finish to start with as that reflects the finish after plating.

Great work, i am enjoying watching these, I've done it in the smaller scales, really good seeing it on the full size, Looks a lot of work but she will be a cracker when all done.

Things like this are the reason that steam fairs must continue for as long as possible

good to see restoration progressing

Great vid Norman, I've had success in the past by tig welding a slide hammer to the fat end of taper pins, pounding on the skinny end swagges them out. good shot with drilling your pins out though! I have a 6nhp wallis 2489 so will probably be going through most of what you're doing at some point. I know what you mean about shimming every job i do has previously been shimmed up or down. Keep up the good work 👍🏻