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Tin Can & Coke Can Stirling Engine Approx 800 RPM

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Uploaded by on Jun 17, 2011

Tin Can Stirling Engine made from coke cans and dog food tins,haven't tested the speed yet as I haven't got a tachometer approx 800 RPM !

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  • I've done some fine tuning to it now and got at least another 100 RPM, tacho on its way!

  • @specallez - I used a brass air fitting and drilled the center to the right size for the crank, then I used a die to create a thread. I then drilled and tapped the hex/nut part of the fitting for a lock screw and ground off the old tapered thread from the fitting. It was a male Jamec Pem air fitting

  • That's nice, how did you attach the flywheel ?

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