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Are you getting WAY to much gas and it to flooded for the plug to spark?
Try disconnect the fuel line, removing the plug, spinning it up with the drill to blow out excess fuel, dry the plug off good and double check that you have spark somewhere around TDC on the compression stroke. (be sure you are spinning it in the correct direction). try to start it on just the residual fuel left in it. If it is still nothing try puting in just one drop into the intake, (or a VERY TINY bit of starting ether). See if that at least gets you some noises like it is trying to start.
Try disconnect the fuel line, removing the plug, spinning it up with the drill to blow out excess fuel, dry the plug off good and double check that you have spark somewhere around TDC on the compression stroke. (be sure you are spinning it in the correct direction). try to start it on just the residual fuel left in it. If it is still nothing try puting in just one drop into the intake, (or a VERY TINY bit of starting ether). See if that at least gets you some noises like it is trying to start.