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Good use for old bearings

Well, I had some time on my hands this evening since my engine is in pieces at the engine builder's shop. When I got my rods back from Brian Pauter he sent the old bearing shells to me as well.







So I decided to fire up the mig welder and I created Bearing Man, a.k.a. Mr. Babbitt.







Unfortunately, I did not even clean the oil off of the bearings so the welds are crude to say the least. Definitely a face only a gear head could love...








I can't wait until it is running again.

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I see you made him anatomically correct...
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Brilliant!
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Nice work, but weld some pants on that guy. This is a family site!
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I made a wind chime from my old syncros and bearing retainer...
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How about the old 3.2 intake and exhaust valves.




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how about a beer?
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Cool Mr Babbitt. Idle hands and idle engines what a combo.

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