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Rick writes "A great 'how to' making steam engines, (although most are run on compressed air). All you need to know from simple single cylinder models to V twins and more. A neat project in time for the holiday season - What a great present." Link.
HOW TO - Make steam engines
Rick writes "A great 'how to' making steam engines, (although most are run on compressed air). All you need to know from simple single cylinder models to V twins and more. A neat project in time for the holiday season - What a great present." Link.
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Oct 31, 2005 06:26 AM
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Bay-com.com also sells videos on how to machine small "steam" (i.e. compressed air) engines.
You can also find kits containing castings for such engines for sale in Home Shop Machinist and Machinist's Workshop magazines.
And, of course Technical Video Rental rents videos (with plans) if you want to make one.
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