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you sell?
robot797 2 years ago
needs a bettere heating sours
supatroopa411 3 years ago
The competition was based on doing the most with the least in this case the power of one candle.
garoldavitch 3 years ago
oh, sorry
popdiddydoo 3 years ago
im also supatroopa, caz im not 107 yrs old.
popdiddydoo 3 years ago
Yep i did. Its just a campbells soup can, with a smaller can inside of it as the displacer piston and the power piston is mounted sideways as u can see. i like the circular saw blade as the flywheel, it adds character haha.
It was too heavy to sit ontop of the ice, thats why it needed the polystyrene blocks underneath it.
lukejameshall 4 years ago
I would have used a steam engine
rangerssteamtoys 4 years ago
Looks really good. Just a thought though. You could have mounted part of your engine so that it set over the block of ice and gotten a greater temperature difference. Another idea would be to use the ice as the platform and just have an engine with a propeller in the water. But it looks really great. Did you machine all the parts yourself?
timwylie 5 years ago
Yay go my project!
Btw it still works even after it flipped upside down in the water.
lukejameshall 5 years ago