It looks like Pineapple Racing is launching free rebuilding videos, each week from here on out on how to build a rotary engine. They are going to make it free to download from http://www.rotaryengineillustrated.com



Here is the first tech video they have launched as a beta, but are asking for input from rotary people like ourselves.



Check it Out: How To Install A Rotor Bearing Video

That's awesome.

I never thought about the angletool for alignment of the tap.



But only one video a week, it like downloading the trial porno videoclips throughout a full month or so. HAHA but this might be well worth it though.



Thanks

Wow this is the best rotary related news I've heard in a long time.

Wow, that was EXTREMELY informative and the fact that it is on the web is very useful. Even experienced builders could benefit from this.



Now, once they are all online, someone can download them and burn it to DVD for free.



This idea is so good I wonder why none of us came up with it before.

Don't get me wrong, I pirate my fair share of software, but I'm not about to rip off one of the best rotary shops in the country doing a huge favor. They're planning to release it all on DVD anyway... scrape up the $20 in your sock drawer, it's money well spent https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png

I hope they don't try to put too much production into it. Some of the off the cuff stuff can be more intuitive and informative than scripted stuff.

Here is the second movie that has been released, quite a long one actually.



Its on the basic parts of a rotary engine



http://www.rotaryengineillustrated.com/reb...ary-engine.html

Here is the list to all of the videos:



http://www.rotaryengineillustrated.com/reb...-videos/20.html



Video #3:

Increasing Engine Oil Pressure by modifing rear oil regulator.



Video #4:

Preping Side Housings for Lapping



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Do any of you on the forum have any requests of "how to" videos you'd like to see by Pineapple Racing, I can put in a request for you and I'm sure they'd be happy to do it.

I hope they make a downloadable package.