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Scratch Built Air (Steam) Engine

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Uploaded by on Feb 18, 2009

My first video. A little engine I built. It took about 7 hours to build. (I had to cut through a 1/2in bar of 6061 aircraft alluminum with a tiny hand saw...) It has no exaust and wouldn't benefit from one. I'm powering it with a bicycle pump. Plz comment and rate.

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  • what is the piston and cylinder? thanks

  • @FastSuzuki250 Piston is 1/2" aluminum round stock and the cylinder is made of Trex decking material (fake wood) it's not a very good combination but it works.

  • Yeah rectangular flywheel is fucking cool as .....

  • @nicknamevlad1 yh circles are lame

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  • it sounds like it is trying to wisper something

  • What is that fly wheel made out of? It looks very high performance and I want to put it on my engine. PLEASE SEND FLYWHEEL PLANS!

  • how do the valve working?

  • good job i like that you didnt use one of those cheap ass kits then think your some kind of engineer like other people try making a round fly wheel and as little vibration as possible and you will be surprised how fast it will go im still wondering how to make my valves though

  • Very good.. Thanks for that!

  • goooooooooooooooooood

  • how fast will it run

  • I know the kid that made this video.

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