My Own Tiny
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amazing! i am a huge admirerer (epic typo) i should be getting the barstock kit for the liney thimble similar to the rocker engine u built but i have to asy this is truely amazing great job two thumbs up !
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very nice...
does it run on a fish pump?
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I give you all the credit for doing something that small.
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i too made a jenny wren. i made the whole boiler and all.
nice little conversation piece.
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ebay.
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I've always wanted one of thoose the bad thing is that in bulgaria we dont have steam engines and i don't have credit card to buy one from ebay
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I greatly appreciate this. since I do not have the time I rely on other people making these kinds of things so I can dream of when I can have time to make model engines and such
Jay500500500 2 years ago
Jay,
I made this engine a fair while ago, and it was completed in about 5 hours. So finding the time to make engines isn't all that difficult, even a complicated type will only usually take a couple of weeks.
blogwitch 2 years ago
Have you tried it under steam?
johnofbristol 2 years ago
Yes it has been steamed, but only the once. I burned my fingers trying to hold it.
It didn't run too well, the silicon pipe caused a bit of a restriction.
blogwitch 2 years ago
This engine is in fact based on the port timing of the 'Jenny Wren', a design by Tubal Cain (Tom Walshaw).
It is just a standard single acting oscillating engine.
It was made for a bit of light relief and took less than a day. The crankshaft is in fact one piece, machined from the solid.
The hardest part was in fact getting the air supply to the engine, I eventually used a very small syringe needle as the inlet pipe. Everything is silver soldered, not soft soldered together.
blogwitch 4 years ago