i did it but my piston is not working properly and turning in its way up and i coudnt get the piston cover the right siza

Can i just use the battery as the power supply but make this circuit as a switch between the battery end and clock?

Looking forwards to this project 👍

I might have to have a go. I have a scrap circuit board under my desk, so I could see what is on it 🤔🤔

It will work if you close it. vrey interesting

Cost kya h

Purchase link kya h

You need at least 1.7 volts to light any LED. Learn basic electronics before you start playing with it.

the only problem with long running projects is they take so long to run 🤣🤣👍👍

Cool!

My tubing can't seem to take the steam, I will have to try some better tubing, Kind of disappointed that the kit wont run right out of the box, but your videos were spot on

Well done, any level of success is still success. Having watched his projects it is easy to understand how skilled he is to get them working so smoothly 👍👍 Music works well too, congrats to your son Dan Dan 🎶🎶

Certainly not an easy project. Working with glue and paper clearly takes patience 👍👍

Just found your channel and subscribed. Nice work

Fascinating build, and that "Paper Engines" is a fascinating channel. I shall watch some of his videos now 😁😁👍👍

omg ....

I left it for an hour or so and now I can view it and comment. Not sure what the problem was first thing, but KZbin was teasing me. Showed the video in my subscription feed, but said it was private when I clicked on it. All OK now. That looks great, love the mixture of metals giving it an eye-catching colour scheme 👍😊

There seems to be something odd about the settings for PART 6. I cannot view it from my feed, it says it is private, but if I go to your channel and click on it I can watch it but cannot comment on it 🤔🤔

Why does it make elephant sounds rather than Apatosaurus sounds?

You must be getting quite a collection of these engines. I hope you have space to store them at home 🤣🤣👍👍

I couldn't stop looking at that lovely lump of copper you were using on the drill press. There must be something that can be used for. Maybe not in this project, but it is a good solid lump of metal 🤔🤔👍👍

Plenty going on here and learning as you go along 👍👍😊😊

Thank you so much! Just what I needed. I was having trouble getting it started with the "belts" on. I just happen to be studying thermodynamic processes and this was a perfect demo. I had to take the outer covering off the wicks in order to get them through the tiny holes on the lamp caps. Any suggestions?

Thanks Grandad

This is going to keep you occupied for a week or so 😁😁👍👍

😕 *Promosm*

The start of another fascinating series 😊😊👍👍

Having it fail and working your way through to get it working must be very satisfying 👍👍😁😁

I can imagine how frustrating that was, when it was so close to working for so long. Then, you got it running in the end, maybe not quite what you wanted, but it was running and it really looks lovely. Plenty of shiny brass and lots of movement 👍👍

Fascinating to watch, and I am envious of your access to the machinery 😊😊👍👍

I see you are using some new tools, adding to your skills 👍👍

Great video! #steamengines #2024steamengines

I had to Google what a "Slip eccentric Steam engine" was 🤔😊👍👍

Back on the shiny brass 😁😁👍👍

Wow👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾

Looks fun

Great fun to watch, but you definitely need to fix the plastic onto the tail, that is important to the aerodynamics and will be part of the reason it is circling so tightly. You adjust the climb and the turn by twisting the tail. While one side is disconnected like that, the tail cannot function properly. 👍👍👍👍😊😊

Great fun. You were getting the hang of it at the end. And it survived so your son will never know you were flying it 👍👍👍👍🚁🚁

👍🏾 I was so worried about the TV getting hit😅

Wonderful innovation. I expect the Resolva Weedkiller container had a maximum pressure rating written on it to give you a guide as to how much pressure you can put in it. Obviously putting the valve in it will have weakened it a little, but it should give you a general guide.

A fine machine

Now that is an idea, brilliant 👍👍 Happy New Year 😁😁

PTFE Rods are best for making pistons!!! self lubricating and does not shrink or expand under heat/pressure/moisture content.

It is interesting seeing live steam used on many of you models. A lot of makes use compressed air. Thanks for posting the compilation. CMW

I just discovered one of my new favourite channels

I want2 buy

I love every one of these. You worked hard on each one and got them working. Obviously I like the shiny brass ones the most 😁😁

Would it be easy for someone to kindly share the manual? I've lost it and can't build the radio. Thank you very much.

If you don't heat treat/harden that point, it won't stay sharp for long. I'm not fully up on all the KZbin rules but mind that you don't get hit with a copy right strike because of the music playing in the background.

That is a handy tool 👍👍