Hi All,

   In a "blast from the past", I located this GIF of a 'print for the flange
among my files.  Dunno who I got it from.  Dunno if it is as useful
as a CAD dwg.  But here it is.

Dale R.


cardmarc@charter.net wrote:

Can you save it in a downward version of Autocad previous to 2004 so most of us could see it....I have 2002; lower the save year the better.
Marc W.

---- george lendich <lendich@optusnet.com.au> wrote: 
  

MessageOK Bill - where do I sent it, it's AutoCAD 2004.
You too Buly.
Contact me at lendich@optusnet.com.au and I will reply with the drawings.
Just check that the exhaust port is the size you want it. I made mine to fit the Cosmo, which is larger than normal exhaust ports at 2"- you may wish to change that size, however from discussion with Bill Jepson, he suggests that the exit is better to be a bit larger than a bit too small. I had it cut from 6mm SS.
Just to make things difficult the bolt holes are different from port centre, and it took me ages to get this right. I must have cut a dozen templates to get it right, it's not as if you can mark it from the inside.
Happy to help - always!
George ( down under)
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bill Schertz 
  To: Rotary motors in aircraft 
  Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 8:57 AM
  Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: Fw: Engine flanges.


  George,
  I would be interested in the drawing, and apparently so would Buly. 

  Mine were made off of a pattern that Kevin made, and they are beefier than necessary, but probably won't warp too bad either.

  Bill Schertz
  KIS Cruiser # 4045