Powerful steam engine build. Homemade steam engine. 

what you did sir is very professional, is it possible to attach a permanent magnet synchronous generator so it can produce electricity? and what to take into consideration in order to attach it to the generator? thank you

​​@@vladooomvladoom, Thankyou for suggestion sir, I'll work on it.

@@vladooomI guess he could put a pulley with a belt running to something like a car or lorry Alternator for single use to power a light or to charge a battery system to power numerous things..

Stirling Engine 🥰

Stirling engine

There is NO WAY that cylinder is steam tight

@@gowdsake7103it’s not you can see it’s exhausting steam out the end of it..the small piston is pressure in…so I’m guessing as I’m no engineer that one piston runs the other…one pushes one pulls..the long one also exhausts the steam as well as having just enough pressure to push it back over on the return for the other to pull…and repeats cycle…I could be wrong.

@@shropshirehistory908 Ive seen old timers walk into a junk yard and build some of the most impressive machinery outa junk ...

@@shropshirehistory908 When the holes line up in the small cylinder ,valve, the steam goes to the large cylinder and pushes the flywheel. As the flywheel turns the small rod is moved and the hole is blocked. The steam cannot flow to the large cylinder. The other side of the small rod is ground so the steam from the large cylinder is not trapped, but can flow out of the large cylinder. This ground spot can be seen at 12:50, is very quick. The large cylinder has one purpose , to push the wheel. The valve does two things 1. allow steam to flow and stop the steam flow and 2. allow the large cylinder to empty out the used steam. hope that helps. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D5ylCxp6owA.html

No welding machine 😂😂😂

it is ..i was kinda thrown for a loop for a bit the way he designed it. but it definitly works no doubt!

The flattened end will let the air out the end of the slide valve when fully engaged and then let air in through the hole when the valve retracts.

Thankyou sir, warm regards to you

Thankyou brother, my regards to you

Thanks a lot

Thanks 👍

​@@apstools5521 Can you make the same steam engine, but make it out of wood? 🤔

Thankyou

I,ve had a meta lathe for 10 years but have never used it or needed it to change a light bulb, I use a step ladder, some of the comments on here leave me speechless.

​@@billharrison3174 I´m talking about overcomplicatifying things that really can be done as simple tasks. But due to mentality of needing best of the best in specialized tools, stops a regular garage Joe from getting much done at all. Chill, dude :)

looked up "overcomplificatifying" in my 1967 Oxford high skool dictionary dictionary but could find no such word, I dont know if you are in "the country that the man with the orange hair was going to make great again but if you dont get this piss take then you truly are "an ogre under the bridge" where I live we are truly over "americanisms" where people say "i,m going to the bathroom, " when they mean "i,m downloading some brown files, or I,m taking a piss, but I digress, get to know when its a piss take, as 50 + years in the electrical trade I,ve probably changed more light bulbs than you,ve had hot dinners, and in any case my lathe weighs something around 80+ kgs to you 80 x 2.2, and I wouldnt be able to lift it anyway and since it was manufactured in 1961 it dosent have light bulb changing software (or hardware) Dont change many light bulbs these days asmy wife says anyone over 70 yrs cannot survive if their feet are more than 2 ft off the ground, have a nice day and hope I didnt waste too much of your precious time reading this diatribe. @@ogreunderbridge5204

@@billharrison3174 You have a lot of piss and vinegar in you, I can understand that, got some myself. But you ought to lighten up on those descending assumptions. You dont know me and you´re not even close to bullseying the target. Lot of fuzz to put to a random youtube video compliment. It would be a better societal influence if you use your golden years filming yourself doing interesting projects, share your various experienced insights, put it to youtube, earn a little extra at the same time you can teach the rest of us wet behind the ears, ignorant noobs things about both this and that. Put you lathe to use.

@@billharrison3174 You have a lot of p... and vinegar in you, I can understand that, got some myself. But you ought to lighten up on those descending assumptions. You dont know me and you´re not even close to bullseying the target. Lot of fuzz to put to a random youtube video compliment. It would be a better societal influence if you use your golden years filming yourself doing interesting projects, share your various experienced insights, put it to youtube, earn a little extra at the same time you can teach the rest of us still wet behind the ears, ignorant noobs things about both this and that. Put you lathe to use.

I keep seeing this and makes perfect sense, but can you make one, or how do you know what pressure is too high

@@bigriggc5828 it’s basically a needle and seat with and adjustable spring to release pressure at a given amount.if the engine runs on air at 50 psi you wouldn’t let the steam pressure get too high and want to release it. The boiler needs testing to 3 x it’s working pressure full of water

​@@royallan3717royallan3717, thankyou for watching the video. this engine works on 7.5 psi, 50psi is way to high. And I didn't used safety valve as the boiler is fitted with pressure gauge to make sure the pressure remains within the limit less than 15 psi threshold for blast and at same time to cut off the gas supply for burner

was like 15 more minutes of this after 5 minutes, fk

Through hose and then valve outlet Check 13:42

@@apstools5521 No I mean how it escapes the main cylinder. When steam comes in and pushes the piston forward, it has to get out of the cylinder, before the piston can go back, right? I only see the inlet valve, you linked to at 13.42 - but no outlet-valve?

​​​@@DK-jt6bethere's a half cut section at back of the valve, when wheel inertia pushes main piston back hence steam out and it passes through half cut where valve piston is slided outwards and steam escapes check 12:50

@@apstools5521 Alright, now I understand! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-11SyDhKqDw0.html Thats brilliant, Thank you very much for explaining !

He has a pressure gauge on it so I’m guessing this way it regulates heat..if it was to be concealed the temperature would rise at same time raising the pressure…with the heat escaping the pressure stays were it is

Thankyou

Just educational purpose

Yeah good idea.

The rear side of valve is exhaust itself

Lets see ur effort? You can't build you can't critique

3hp would be bigger than this one

@@apstools5521 Yes, I believe it would be bigger, but would it be possible that it wouldn't be so much bigger, a piece of work that would be so heavy that it would be unfeasible to use it on a tricycle made from bicycles?

@@apstools5521 Ah, I'm Brazilian and I live in Brazil, would you have a project for an engine with around 3 HP that you could provide me with?