Self Made Stirling Engine
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<3 engineering!
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You are completely right.
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No, the engine doesn't have enough torque, if any real amount of pressure were applied (for sanding) it would just grind to a halt. You'd be better doing it by hand.
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Very nice work, i have attached a video of mine too. :-)
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@thedudefromthewoods it could for finish work like get a flywheel with sand paper on it and get it gouing good
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Me too.
But they *were* used for driving smaller kitchen / Household machines like popcorn machines or chamber fountains. Their advantage was that they omitted the risk of explosion that steam engines carried.
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but does it blend
101UNREALTOURNAMENT 7 months ago 2
@101UNREALTOURNAMENT
This part will not blend, at least it is not safe.
Do not try this at home.
orangmakan 7 months ago
but what does it do if you don't help the wheel to start turning?
korelly 8 months ago
@korelly
This is not a self starter.
However, there *are* stirling selfstarters, for example:
the "ringbom stirling ltd nr03" from mdevink here on youtube.
orangmakan 8 months ago