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Vertical Single Cylinder Steam Engine with Slide THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES J.A.M.DE WAAL,12 BRIGHTWELL STREET PAPAKURA 2110 NEW ZEALAND (09)2988815 IF IN DOUBT ASK QTY. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 1 CWWS-01-BASE CAST IRON 2 CWWS-02-BASE MAIN BEARING PART-1 BRONZE 1 CWWS-04-STANDARD CAST IRON 37 CWWS-M3x10 CHEESEHEAD SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-06-CYLINDER CAST IRON 1 CWWS-07-CYLINDER TOP COVER STEEL 1 CWWS-08-CYLINDER BOTTOM COVER GLAND BRASS or BRONZE 13 CWWS-M2x8 CHEESEHEAD SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-09-CYLINDER BOTTOM COVER STEEL 2 CWWS-14-STEAM INLET-OUTLET PIPE CONNECTOR BRASS 2 CWWS-15-STEAM INLET-OUTLET BLANKING PLATE BRASS 1 CWWS-10-STEAM CHEST CAST IRON 1 CWWS-11-STEAM CHEST COVER STEEL 1 CWWS-12-VALVE STEM GUIDE BRASS or BRONZE 1 CWWS-13-STEAM CHEST GLAND BRASS or BRONZE 1 CWWS-33-REVERSE GEAR LEVER GUIDE BAR STEEL 125.7 12 CWWS-M2.5x25 COUNTERSINK SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-16-CYLINDER MANTEL STEEL PLATE 1 CWWS-25-REVERS-LEVER RING BRASS 2 CWWS-34-RING SPACER STEEL 4 CWWS-M3x30 CHEESEHEAD SCREW STEEL 2 CWWS-03-BASE MAIN BEARING PART-2 BRONZE 1 CWWS-18-PISTON ROD STEEL 1 CWWS-17-PISTON CAST IRON 1 CWWS-05-CROSSHEAD STEEL 1 CWWS-M6 NUT STEEL 1 CWWS-24-PISTON RING TEFLON or NYLON 1 CWWS-22-CONNECTING ROD STEEL 1 CWWS-23-CROSSHEAD PIN STEEL 2 CWWS-20-CONNECTING ROD BEARING BRONZE 1 CWWS-21-CONNECTING ROD BEARING KEEPER STEEL 1 CWWS-19-CRANKSHAFT STEEL 1 CWWS-26-FLYWHEEL CAST IRON 1 CWWS-30-ECCENTRIC WITH COLLAR STEEL 1 CWWS-29-ECCENTRIC STEEL 2 CWWS-M2x3 SET SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-M3x8 SET SCREW STEEL 2 CWWS-32-ECCENTRIC STRAP STEEL 2 CWWS-31-ECCENTRIC ROD STEEL 4 CWWS-M2.5x20 CHEESEHEAD SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-35-REVERSE GEAR LINK BRASS 1 CWWS-36-REVERSE GEAR LINK BLOCK STEEL 1 CWWS-40-DRAG LINK PIN BRASS 1 CWWS-39-DRAG LINK BRASS 1 CWWS-28-VALVE ROD STEEL 1 CWWS-27-VALVE BRASS 4 CWWS-M4 NUT STEEL 1 CWWS-37-REVERSING LEVER STEEL 1 CWWS-M3 NUT STEEL 1 CWWS-M3x20 CHEESEHEAD SCREW STEEL 1 CWWS-38-LEVER LOCKING NUT BRASS 238.9 114 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY C.W.WOODSON ORIGINAL DESIGN/DRAWINGS TAKEN FROM THE INTERNET PUBLISHED IN THE "POPULAR SCIENCE" MAGAZINE DATES: APRIL1947, MAY 1947, JUNE 1947 & JULY 1947 CONVERTED FROM IMPERIAL TO METRIC MEASUREMENTS TITLE JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES DRAWN BY PROJECTION DRAWING NUMBER SHEET 12 BRIGHTWELL STREET J.A.M. DE WAAL VERTICAL SINGLE CYLINDER STEAM ENGINE WITH SLIDE VALVE AND PAPAKURA NEW ZEALAND CWWS 01 TEL/FAX 0064-09-2988815 DATE SCALE NTS or SHEET of SHEET REV A ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION AUGUST 2009 A3 REVERSING GEAR. GENERAL ARRANGEMENT REV DESCRIPTION DATE E-MAIL:[email protected] AS SHOWN 01 of 06 A IF NOT STATED ALL CHAMFERS AND FILLETS 0.25mm DO NOT SCALE OF DRAWING REMOVE ALL BURS AND SHARP EDGES THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES J.A.M.DE WAAL,12 BRIGHTWELL STREET PAPAKURA 2110 NEW ZEALAND (09)2988815 IF IN DOUBT ASK 40 40 DRILL & TAP 02 8 HOLES 12.5 12.5 3 01 M3x10 DEEP 01 DRILL & TAP 7.5 8 HOLES 9 M3x15 DEEP 29 25 16.5 12 9 9 4 4 R 5 B 12 B 8 16.5 24 25 2 29 6 6 05 1 9 M6 02 3 3.5 7.5 8.5 3 PRESS FIT 2 PINS 3x7mmLONG = 3 14.5 33 14.5 10 M3 M3 A 14.5 8.5 = 3.5 7 5 6 6 9 25.5 25.5 12 16 16 47.5 47.5 44 M2 12.5 12.5 R R1 05 36.7 3 36.7 R 3 5 9 SCALE 1:1 7.5 A SECTION A-A 14.5 19 7 9 9 7 19 SCALE 1 : 1 16 52.5 3 6 8.5 43 PCD 2 C'SINK 3 6 03 9 9 12 4 45° 4 39 39 40.5 40.5 9.5 2.5 0.5 5.5 R5 0.5 3 9 9 C C R 6 72 20 3 HEX10AF 76 6 3 07 4.5 R SECTION B-B 2 8 SCALE 1 : 1 08 10 HOLES 3mm EQUALLY SPACED 120° ON PCD 4.5 29.5 120° 03 10 26 PCD 11.5 11.5 16 12 11 16 14.5 14 2 R R 07 1 1 8 3 4 6 R 2 2 1.5 32 08 6 12 3 2.5 M6 SECTION C-C SCALE 1 : 1 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY C.W.WOODSON ORIGINAL DESIGN/DRAWINGS TAKEN FROM THE INTERNET PUBLISHED IN THE "POPULAR SCIENCE" MAGAZINE DATES: APRIL1947, MAY 1947, JUNE 1947 & JULY 1947 CONVERTED FROM IMPERIAL TO METRIC MEASUREMENTS TITLE JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES DRAWN BY PROJECTION DRAWING NUMBER SHEET 12 BRIGHTWELL STREET J.A.M. DE WAAL VERTICAL SINGLE CYLINDER STEAM ENGINE WITH SLIDE VALVE AND PAPAKURA NEW ZEALAND CWWS 02 TEL/FAX 0064-09-2988815 DATE SCALE 2:1 @A3 or SHEET of SHEET REV A ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION AUGUST 2009 A3 REVERSING GEAR. PARTS REV DESCRIPTION DATE E-MAIL:[email protected] AS SHOWN 02 of 06 A IF NOT STATED ALL CHAMFERS AND FILLETS 0.25mm DO NOT SCALE OF DRAWING REMOVE ALL BURS AND SHARP EDGES THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES J.A.M.DE WAAL,12 BRIGHTWELL STREET PAPAKURA 2110 NEW ZEALAND (09)2988815 IF IN DOUBT ASK 40 40 52 10 HOLES 3mm 06 3 43 PCD EQUALLY SPACED 10 HOLES 3mm ON PCD EQUALLY SPACED 3 ON PCD 16 12 12 4 4 32 35 4 4 40° 12 D 12 D 16 3 E 24 28.5 DRILL & TAP DRILL & TAP 27 06 4 HOLES 12 HOLES 60° 04 5 9 5 5 9 M2.5x10 DEEP M2x10 DEEP 1.5 43 PCD 32 15 3 11 3 10.5 20 0.5 1.5 F F R 1.5 9 6 R 5 19 34 8 6 R 9 20 11 52 17 3 R=220 R OPPOSITE E 8 FACE EQUAL SECTION E-E SCALE 1 : 1 R2 R2 R1.25 16 42.5° 2.5 38 PCD R1.5 14 14 4.25 3 R=80 43 42.5° 4.25 2.5 R1.25 6.75 6.75 4 4 R=50 TOP AND BOTTOM 32 32 32 R FLANGE EQUAL DETAIL G R 4 4 0.5 R 20.5 SECTION F-F SCALE 2:1 0.5 SCALE 1 : 1 R 10 3 3 2.5 18 2.5 15.5 29.5 29.5 15.5 15 SECTION D-D 3.5 9 10 9 3.5 11 4.5 DRILL 4 SCALE 1 : 1 HOLES 2mm 3 TOP AND 4.5 7 7 6 R R 8 2.5 3 BOTTOM 6 6 11 R 2 MATERIAL 2.5mm THICK 60° CAVITY 12 28 1.5mm DEEP 40 7 32 45° 9 4 13 10 M6 11 1.5 7 3 6 23 4.5 13 C'SINK OTHER SIDE R 1.5 6 6 12 HOLES 2.5mm 35 R 25 2 MATERIAL 3mm THICK 17 SCALE 1:1 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY C.W.WOODSON ORIGINAL DESIGN/DRAWINGS TAKEN FROM THE INTERNET PUBLISHED IN THE "POPULAR SCIENCE" MAGAZINE DATES: APRIL1947, MAY 1947, JUNE 1947 & JULY 1947 CONVERTED FROM IMPERIAL TO METRIC MEASUREMENTS TITLE JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES DRAWN BY PROJECTION DRAWING NUMBER 12 BRIGHTWELL STREET J.A.M. DE WAAL VERTICAL SINGLE CYLINDER STEAM ENGINE WITH SLIDE VALVE AND PAPAKURA NEW ZEALAND CWWS TEL/FAX 0064-09-2988815 DATE SCALE 2:1 @A3 or SHEET REV A ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION AUGUST 2009 A3 REVERSING GEAR. PARTS REV DESCRIPTION DATE E-MAIL:[email protected] AS SHOWN 03 of 06 A IF NOT STATED ALL CHAMFERS AND FILLETS 0.25mm DO NOT SCALE OF DRAWING REMOVE ALL BURS AND SHARP EDGES THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES J.A.M.DE WAAL,12 BRIGHTWELL STREET PAPAKURA 2110 NEW ZEALAND (09)2988815 IF IN DOUBT ASK 18 M6 40 R 7 11 7 3 R3 PRESS FIT CRANK PIN 14 PRESS FIT 4 PINS 2mm 26 AND CRANK SHAFTS 10 R INTO CRANK PLATES 1 1 19 5 5 21 12.5 35 2.5 1.5 R 10° 3 R3 9 6 47 47 65 MATERIAL 19 14 0.5 SCALE 1:1 7 7 3mm THICK 16 10 3.5 3.5 2 5 13 9.5 9.5 3 M 19 20 7 7 5 35 8 3 17.5 M6 5 3 10 3 9 6 SCALE 1:1 3 5 23 R5 40 7 5 9 14 12.5 10 20 M6 3 3 A PRESS FIT R 6 23 INTO ITEM 22 8 6.5 SCALE 1:1 1 16.5 8 3.5 9 10 9 10 7 5 R 43 PCD 3 8 6 6 55.5 ALL FILLETS 22 42.5 11 20 R=1mm F 6 11 9 23 5 25 24 26 12 28 40 R10 9 0.4 M3 3 22 2 1.5 6 22 32 M 52.5 4.5 11 10 60° SCALE 1:1 32.5 45° 10 SCALE 1:1 82.5 63.5 8 8 M3 1.5 A 10 HOLES 3mm SECTION A-A EQUALLY SPACED 12 HOLES 2.5mm SCALE 1 : 1 ON PCD 45° 7 7 10 6 R SCALE 1:2 SECTION F-F 4 R 27 24 F 1.5 PCD SCALE 1 : 2 R 30 3 R 7 19 11 5 x8 DEEP 1.5 9 2 3 3 2 12 3 HOLES M3x8 M R 10 MATERIAL DEEP EQUALLY R R 11 3 3mm THICK 3 SPACED ON PCD 19 2 25 SCALE 1:1 SCALE 1:1 4.5 5.5 25 29 3 1.5 10 1.5 4 29 27 27 PCD 16 2.5 22 2.5 2.2 8 CAVITY 3mm DEEP 10 09 3.8 2 0.2 2.5 SCALE 1:1 SCALE 1:1 20 5.7 2.5 16 2.5 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY C.W.WOODSON ORIGINAL DESIGN/DRAWINGS TAKEN FROM THE INTERNET PUBLISHED IN THE "POPULAR SCIENCE" MAGAZINE DATES: APRIL1947, MAY 1947, JUNE 1947 & JULY 1947 CONVERTED FROM IMPERIAL TO METRIC MEASUREMENTS TITLE JDW DRAUGHTING SERVICES DRAWN BY PROJECTION DRAWING NUMBER SHEET 12 BRIGHTWELL STREET J.A.M.
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