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Uploaded by on Dec 2, 2007

coiling a pop-pop engine made easy for children with a simple selfmade tool.
see http://www.instructables.com/id/Pop-pop-or-put-put-steamboat-made-easy-for-ch...

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  • Sure, but the purpose of the tool is to allow children to bend it in the right shape.

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  • if you heat it first you can handle it with your bare hands ;)

  • @flower150

    thats right

  • @Libed24 Hope I'm not telling you something you already know. If you head the tube to red hot with a blow torch and quench it in water it anneals it and it becomes much easier to bend. And you can get more accurate bends, too.

    I used automobile brake tube, and without annealing it was very, very difficult to work it.

    Nice video  Bill

  • @flower150

    no she didnt

  • That looks like hard work! Did you anneal the copper first?

  • where do u get the pipe tell me

  • brass tube

  • copper tubing

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