935 turbo Martini (hundreds of machined parts)

[mrawl]

All hail the fittings king!! Absolutely brilliant, the engine looks perfect.

[Nino Furicchio]

Originally Posted by protarguy

Hi Nino,
here is a pic of the maior oil lines:
Cheers
Uli

Thank you:this picture is part of the full color SMS schematic manual,this is the main lubrication diagram of the engine;seems that 2 oil line are connected to the fuel injection pump, but i have no idea of the size and shape of the fittings.

[Jenner]

Hi,

interesting work, those little fittings and details are great.


Greetings, Jens

[Nino Furicchio]

Another view of the work done:the black cover must be completely puttied
to eliminate every gap in the junctions: and few other fittings must be machined.

[Martin S]

It's looking really nice !
I wish I had some machining tools..

[Nino Furicchio]

The test fitting of the turbo system

[Nino Furicchio]

From the gearbox side two fuel lines have been added to the injection pump.

[Nino Furicchio]

Many fittings are ready to be glued on

This is how the turbo system is divided for a
easy painting,every gap in the manifolds has been restored using Milliput.

[quadzero]

I love the belts and pulleys, after seeing your earlier posts I'm not surprised at how convincing they look. Its great fun to see an engine this detailed.

[millersbrm]

I believe that you may be sharing copyrighted material by sharing the plumbing diagram! It may have been more appropriate to e-mail the diagram that was missing to the poor soul that lost his copy.

Originally Posted by protarguy

Hi Nino,
here is a pic of the maior oil lines:

Cheers
Uli

[millersbrm]

Fantastic looking model. Great to see the Scale Motorsport kit evolving into the model.

cheers

[Nino Furicchio]

Originally Posted by millersbrm

I believe that you may be sharing copyrighted material by sharing the plumbing diagram! It may have been more appropriate to e-mail the diagram that was missing to the poor soul that lost his copy.

It is not exact what that You wrote :the picture in matter is part of this page: http://www.hapico.com/07_Parts/SMS/00.htm whoever can see this scheme and download many part of this page.
And 2nd I HAVE NOT USED THE SMS T.K.As a famous Italian proverb this is all "flour of my sack"

[protarguy]

Originally Posted by millersbrm

I believe that you may be sharing copyrighted material by sharing the plumbing diagram! It may have been more appropriate to e-mail the diagram that was missing to the poor soul that lost his copy.

Hello millersbrm,
I have deleted the message not to confuse anyone.

The picture of the oil lines was infact from this page:
http://www.hapico.com/07_Parts/SMS/00.htm.

I did not want to break copyright laws, just wanted to help Nino.
Sorry for the upset!
Uli

[millersbrm]

It is in fact, I who should appologize to you. The site you reference has chosen to share some details of the kit as an advertising promotion, the same is also shown at the SMS website. With a kit like this it is appropriate to see the extent of the materials included. Thank you for the clarification. Linking to a reference is probably more appropriate.

My comment, only refered to "may", not "were" and was offered for your consideration. No upset here. I wonder about the same issue too, when sharing? Of course it is appropriate to share with a colleague in need. Please accept my sincere and humble appology.

The size of the lines in question by the way is shown by the numbers in the small boxes. -08 , -16 and refer to standard AN fitting sizes. Here is a link that would assist with understanding the numbering system.

http://hydraulics.eaton.com/products...E-MC001-E2.pdf

For Nino
I must also appologize to Nino as closer review of the article clearly indicates the mechanicals present are the "flour of his sack". Your model is even more impressive. You are an incredible machinist with much patience to create all those fittings from scratch. Your sack of flour is indeed full and you are not only the mugnaio( I hope that is correct) but the sower of the seeds from which the grain is grown.

cheers

[Nino Furicchio]

The job by now at a good point: arrows denote the modified parts.