02/28/2008
Here's the Andrew's Engineering gas fired lead furnace for melting lead and bullet casting. You've seen the electric furnaces, but have you ever seen a propane fired lead pot? Click on the image for more details.

07/04/2007
Here's the new portable forge we built to go with our drilling rig! No more digging holes in the ground... click on the image to go to the drilling page for more details.

10/23/2007
Here's my LP powered Miller Big 40. It's always nice to have portable welding power! Click on the image for more details.

11/06/2006
Here's a simple relay controlled traffic light controller using three time delay relays. Click on the image for more details.

08/03/2006
I've converted my truck to run on LPG (propane). This is a dual fuel setup I did on a fuel injected engine and it can run on either fuel with the flip of a switch! Click on the image for more details. Updated 11/02/2006

06/05/2006
If you're in the drilling industry, a well or borehole camera is a very usefull tool to have. We built this one for taking a look inside the borehole of water wells. Click on the picture for more details.

04/20/2006
Here's a hot tube ignition we built for an engine. Electrical type ignition took the place of these long ago, but hey it still comes in handy, is simple and it works. Click on the picture for more details.

03/13/2006
After being in engineering & development for over 2 months now things are getting close being finished. This is not just any oil burner. In this picture this burner is burning waste motor oil. With the rising cost of heating fuels somethings got to give, so we've developed our own waste oil burner. Updated 09/22/2006

Here's the Andrew's Engineering steam traction engine. This is an aproximate 1/4 scale traction engine we designed and built. This was a project I started planning a few years before it finally materialized. This engine is fired with wood or coal. You can find more info on this engine on the engines page.

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This website and all pages contained within are for informational purposes only! I am in no way responsible for what you do with this information. YOU are responsible for what you do with the information, YOUR actions, and the results of those actions. There are projects here that the average person should never attempt. Last, the majority of my machinery is very old, so no it most likely does not comply with OSHA's safety standards! Please don't use any part of my site as an example without first getting my permission! You are not permitted to copy, or reproduce any part of this site including images without my consent.