ESE's works engine tuner

[koenich]

nope, both use the neutral fiber. the circumference difference only occurs when entering an angle in Cone Layout and automatically an ellipse is created.

[JanBros]

I'm not bothered about the ellipse at the end, that is unavoidable.
it can not create a circle at the end, and have a circular form across it's total length.
join any circular tubes together under an angle, and the joint will always be eliptical.

[JanBros]

pfff, 33 cones ...
they'd better give me back my 13 % or

[wobbly]

So here is the cut setup for joining the square ends of two cones at an angle.
Extend the revolve , then cut it off on the angle needed at the end point on center.
Two different cones will then join at an angle , making 2 less angle cuts if you do both ends.

[Frits Overmars]

All the best mate!

[TZ350]

All the best mate!

Plus +1.......

[ken seeber]

80 years old and still thinking about 2 strokes....what a legend

Happy birthday Jan.

[Peter1962]

Happy birthday Jan !

[teriks]

80 years old and still thinking about 2 strokes....what a legend

Happy birthday Jan.

For sure a legend, happy birthday Jan!

[Haufen]

Cheers Jan!

[katinas]

Happy birthday Jan.

[husaberg]

Lang zal hij leven
Lang zal hij leven
Lang zal hij leven in de gloria
In de gloria, in de gloria

[JanBros]

Lang zal ze leven
Lang zal ze leven
Lang zal ze leven in de gloria
In de gloria, in de gloria

"ze" = she
"hij" = he
...

[husaberg]

"ze" = she
"hij" = he
...

bloody google

[peewee]

i had question about studs that hold the cyl to the block and ones that hold the head to the cyl. theres two ways to prevent the stud from turning while the nut is tightened and wonder if one methos is better than the other. either the stud goes to the bottom of the hole and cant turn any more or theres a small piece of unthreaded shaft in the middle of the stud that prevents it from turning any further and presumably keeps it away from the bottom of the hole. whats the better way to use studs ?