CNC Slide Valve for Secondary Nitro EFI intake - Most Powerful Two Stroke Ever 

The voiceover is awesome!

I liked the voice over

You did a great job for your first time voiceover!

I can’t wait to see you run an bonneville !!!

The voiceover and the footage was wonderful to see, hope you find a way to stay warm! Glad to see everything coming along so well man. Blessings upon the next projects for progress and glorious action!

The voice over was great. The valve sounds and looks great. Darth Vader would be proud.

You probably know this, but I hadn't heard it mentioned yet. For cutting aluminum - if you switch to a 2-flute cutter you'll get a much nicer finish. Adds less heat into the local area, so it keeps the chip from micro welding onto the surface. Also - mineral spirits is cheaper than WD-40 and makes for a very nice cutting agent for aluminum machining. Keep it coming! Love the videos.

I'm a machinist, your learning ability on that mill is astonishing! and by the way, I think that it is a good thing to be a bit afraid of your milling, It's a powerfull tool that can ruin your day pretty fast. Good job my friend, You'll succeed I'm sure.

Glad to see you're becoming a decent machinist! A little thing I like to do for a touch off is where I take a gauge block (maybe 10mm), put the tool slightly lower than a 10mm hight and just slowly move it up and push gently on the block until it snuggly slides between the stock and the tool. Then of course subtract the 10mm offset. That way you never accidentally plunge too far and crack the tool or anything.

When using high speed steel drills: Vc=25m/min and Fz 0.2mm Vc is the cutting speed of hss Fz is the feed rate per tooth per revolution (ur using a 2 flute drill, in that case ignore the ''per tooth'' part. Not for solid drills) Use this formula to calculate rev/min: N=Vc X 1000 / pi X Diametertool When u get te rpm then multiply by the Rev per tooth u want to get the desired feed rate in mm/min Example: Dia 16 hss drill: VcX1000/PiXd = 25000/(3.14x16)= 497 rev/min 497x0.2= 99mm/min

A professional voice over my friend. Great video. 👍

Been watching since the nitro moped days, it's so nice to see how much progress you've made in every department since then!

Taking on something that has problems and fault finding and fixing those problems gives you a much greater understanding of the machine than you would of had if it just worked as it should 🙌

I'd definitely suggest getting a magnetic solenoid to open that valve instead of a regular electric linear actuator as the magnetic solenoid will open far faster. One easy source would be electric door poppers. Could you imagine if Burt Munro was still alive today, I'm sure he'd be fighting with the computer machining too ;P I'd suggest sanding and polishing the valve blade so that it moves smoother too.

Excellent work sir!

Great work! I’m so excited to see how well this motor performs!

Great work! Can't wait to see how it all turns out!

You are a "VERY TALENTED MAN" in so many aspects.... "I CONGRATULATE YOU"...!!!!!

Thank you for the update, wonderful to see you challenge yourself! Keep up the good work. Machining looks amazing!

Finally things are going your way with the mill! Much love from Finland.

very nice mate, both voice over and finished parts! cheers.

great work!

Absolutely brilliant!

I do like the voiceover. I know it takes more time to do, but it helps keep my attention longer. It's also interesting to have an insight into your thought process.

Thanks again for letting me live through you!! Love it! You made my day! Can't wait for your next video. Keep on keeping on!

Very, very impressive. Well done.

voceover is spot on ! nice job !

Nice man, i enjoy following these videos!

Nice with coments on the processing parts! Like your videos anyway ;-)

Great video. The slide valve looks fantastic!

Can't wait to see what you do next man awesome content

Who needs mainstream TV! Things way more interesting here👍 great to see the CNC machine at work !

So glad to see you are getting good with that CNC!

Awesome work and voice over is perfect. Thumbs up mate

Love your videos. Great job

Nice video again ! And congratulations to the cnc 😀 keep the good work up 👍

Voice over was brilliant. Great to see you have got your mill working. Looking forward to seeing it running again soon

Enjoying the voice over while you are working, helps understand what you are doing and most importantly, why. Thank you.

As always, very nice vid!

Enjoyed watching this with VO

Very interesting milling. Every day you learn something new to make things easier on the machine.

The voice over is fine and very informative don't worry about it you did fine! Also great job on the CNC your parts are coming out better and better!

Clamp your part directly to the table. On a larger sub plate to protect the table, of course. It will have more support and chatter less, improving your finishes and tolerances. We always kept an aluminum sub plate for that purpose at least an inch thick. Drill and counter bore 4 holes aligned with the T - slots, so you can bolt it to the table using allen bolts and t-nuts. At this point you can take light cuts with a large diameter cutter( fly cutter 4 " or more ) to make sure it's flat and true. Then flip over the plate and finish the other side. You can use two sided tape to hold it down, your cuts should be .005 deep only so it should hold fine. Just clean and wipe down the area you're going to use tape on with alcohol really good so the tape sticks properly. You can drill and tap a series of holes for future clamping purposes, or just put 'em where you need them as you need them...

your doing great.keep it up.all the best wishes from england

Great video, enjoyed watching the whole process and the voice over worked really well. Keep them coming.

Bad ass !!!! Thank you for giving us all great stuff to watch.. love it !!!!

I love the voiceover, it works really well and I’d love more of it.

Nice progress and the voiceover was good.

lovely piece of engineering mate..well done and thanks for showing us the method

loved the voiceover, keep up the great work :)

Nice work!

Very impressive work - looks like you're really getting the hang of the CNC mill.

Excellent work. Great seeing your machining/programming skills getting better.

Getting there slowly but surely going to be a beast of a 2stroke

Another great and interesting video. Many Thanks

I like the voice over! Keep it up buddy!

Ty for inviting us to your garage

Good job there 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Great work. I can't wait to see the engine assembled and running again.

Great content!

were so excited to see how it works! we will always supporting you man from Philippines 🇵🇭

Keep going mate your getting there

I have been following this from day 1 form nz awesome build and have learnt a lot along with you

Great stuff

Your voice over was excellent, well done.

Really awesome stuff!! I am amazed at how quickly you are learning your cnc mill. Especially when I know you don't have that much time to work on it. Great drive and determination.

looks sick

Voice over makes it more interesting. Other RU-vid videos without this get very boring. Good job.

Blir spennende å se sluttresultatet :)

Thanks for the video ,great voice over, Cant wait to see the Bike on the road Ripping up the road . Keep the video s Rolling ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

Great job

Spring detent in the side of the side to keep it open and closed and you’re golden great job mate and the voice over was good to keep them coming mate great vid

Love the voice over. Reminds me of early ToT, to keep the aluminum from sticking to the end mill, look up alumaglide it works wonders.

Nice work

Not "Sorry for the noise, I'm trying to heat up the garage so I survive the arctic conditions", instead "Sorry for the noise, I'm warming my tooling up to do more work" Love it!

Voiceover is great Chief!👍🏽🤘🏽

Wow man, really nice to see your CNC machine work well after all the hassle you had with it and all the effort you put into it getting it to work properly, really great work man!

Nice! Much better than the old plastic one.

Its getting more awesome and fast with CNC. You should it when you started the project.

Nice voiceover. But when this project is done: here's the recap. Fighting with my tools, fighting with my CNC ...and here I break the world record. My battery died but I didn't notice for s few months. Hope y'all like the voiceover. 🤣 Truly? You're simply the best.. That two wheeled, twostroke speed drakar will be AWESOME

Its definitely good to go slow at first while machining!! You will slowly get tired of how long it takes and start REALLY finding the sweet spots of your feeds and speeds for your tools! It just takes time!!

voice over was really good!

Interesting project. You've peaked my interest. Thumbs Up!

Yay, I love these videos

Doing well, keep up the good work

That intake definitely has a satisfying open/closing noise.

keep up the great content!!

Well done sir :)

Voiceover works great 👍🏻

good job!

Awesome!

Good job

Great voice over 🤛

I fled what I was watching when this notification came up!

Looking forward to seeing this thing go down the salt flat, always look forward to your videos for a simple view of some complex techniques 👍

Awesome job as always, love all cnc made pieces. Personaly i prefer see you when you say "thanks for watching, see you next time". Anyway, great video. I cant wait to see an hear that little beast at full trottle.

The voice over is a nice addition. 👍

Your voice over was perfect

It’s like attending a class that you love. 👍, good work

That thing gonna be just Nasty.