I am building a 5" gauge 0-6-0 "Jinty" whih has inside cylinders and as a result the centre driving axle takes the form of a crankshaft.
The next job is to fit the wheels to the axles. I understand the principles of quartering and have made a jig for this purpose.
My question is, does the crankpin on the centre wheel have to be aligned with a precise point on the crank axle or can I fit it at any random point, just ensuring that the crankpin on the opposing wheel is offset by 90 degrees?
I hope I've explained my problem clearly,
Thank you,
Mark.