Getting a good piston fit. Twin oscillator Steam Engine for my DeWinton Loco.

[@Kineth1]

You weren't kidding when you said low speed. As always, amazing work!

[@dreamsteam8272]

Never saw a oscillating engine working that slow... Neat work!!! Impressive!

[@thefixerman1]

Have always and still enjoy your brilliant channe. Fantastic to see you making a steam engine again. I made my first from a set of your castings, which still works superbly. Thank you for sharing you talents with us over many years now.

[@tonythorne4623]

It's great to see some machining again very entertaining great vids.

[@messageweek]

Always enjoy learning from your method and skill. A great way to spend the evening.

[@KowboyUSA]

Always impressively masterful.

[@andyreadman]

Very satisfying and lovely work!

[@fsecofficial]

That’s so cool man. Nice work!

[@blakebaumeister3859]

love it! great channel keep up the good work!

[@inspector1794]

I have to agree, it is "Looking good"

[@LiveSteamPaddleWheelersPG]

Nice to see an engine of your own design, Well done!

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello, Good video and great to see the Myford and Raglan in action... thank you... Take care. Paul,,

[@leslieaustin151]

That looks excellent! I’m presently trying to make an “Ellie”, and have been looking at the de Winton. You’re way in front of me!! And much more skilled. Thanks. Hope to see more of your build of this engine. Les

[@myfordboy]

I did a few videos on Ellie.

[@leslieaustin151]

@@myfordboy It was because of those videos that I decided to give it a go. Never made a steam engine or any kind of loco before. Thanks for the Cracker, Ellie, and now the de Winton videos, they help a lot. Les

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Excellent machine work!

[@johntenhave1]

Lovely work, as always.

[@Rustinox]

Nice work. Looks really cute.

[@YooProjects]

Professional work dear man 👍great video as well

[@richardbradley961]

WOW THAT WAS GREAT. REGARDS RICHARD.

[@ParsMaker]

nice work , as always

[@mkase4697]

Nice vid as always. I'd be very curious to see your cylinder head/block and the porting/routing you used. I built a twin cylinder, double-acting engine (reversible too) with a (roughly) wobbler design similar to yours based somewhat on plans and somewhat on my own design. I dont really have any desire to build another but I'd be curious to see how you did yours. Keep up the good work!

[@myfordboy]

I don't have plans that can show this but the steam and exhaust go up from the bottom via my reversing valve. The valve is very similar to a piston valve. In fact i scaled down the one I used on this design:kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZzVeH6appaGY9E

[@donwright3427]

Well done.

[@barumman]

A great design and beautiful workmanship, congratulations, what size screws are holding down the cylinder covers ?

[@myfordboy]

10BA on the covers.

[@RedFathom]

ya know a double expansion wobbler would be awesome!

[@juliehoschler7151]

Thank you

[@tonywright8294]

Excellent

[@buddyguy61]

Great !

[@kenanibrahimagaoglu1807]

Elineze emeyinize sağlik ustat harika olmuş TÜKİYEDEN SELAMLAR

[@robertoswalt319]

For small engines such as this one, does it make a difference what metal is used for the cylinders? I am wondering if the difference in mass between steel,brass or aluminum would make any difference in how the engine performs. Thanks for sharing your extraordinary talent with us.

[@myfordboy]

Brass is the best choice for the cylinder as steel and aluminium could corrode with the steam.

[@pabliyo123]

Amazing¡¡

[@all-mix2088]

Something, something,,, understand. 🥰😘

[@ВолодимирБулавков]

Комментарий для продвижения годного контента и канала !!!

[@funbricknj]

where do you get the plans for steam engines

[@myfordboy]

This one is my own design. Search John Tom for on line plans.

[@bedinimotor1148]

Muito bom Manda um pra mim

[@HansWeberHimself]

👍

[@ConservativeHippi]

i bet all the dislikes are from you cutting the tube in the vise

[@kristinachou9798]

if i am a man, i would also like to play this

[@xtbuff1008]

Long sleeve knit shirt working at the lathe? Even that little one can break bones. A big one will kill you if you get caught. Seen it with a 15 hp drill press. Guy was lucky, got away with only 4 breaks in his forearm.

[@jdmccorful]

Very nice work! Thanks for the look.