Making a Steam Engine

[@syedatabassum80]

The only thing i can make is the wooden base

[@billbergen9169]

If you have the right tools and material you might be able to make a bit more.

[@ajisaja9411]

Keren

[@craigchambers6365]

I can make this and im 13 Sorry i got into steam trains and engines when i was 6

[@khaqanabbas8055]

Me also lol🤣🤣

[@04061966127]

Do jou have drawings? How do i get some?

[@oli12shackel9]

3:22 love the precise angle grinder work!

[@Zopitas]

lol....noticed that 2oo in fact thought to comment about it hahaha omg will take a pride 2nd place : ) ^^

[@GratusKinny]

I also like 👍🏻👍🏻❤️ it. It’s amazing 🤩

[@elyjardeleza9764]

@@Zopitas 0

[@pauln1557]

Who needs a milling machine and a slot cutter, when you can hold an angle grinder so steady!! Great work with minimal equipment. Cheers Paul

[@286Mohan]

For making one like this we needed lathe machine it is not easy for a common man to acquire such one Your idea and skill is to be praised

[@erniew5805]

my son made a steam(air ) engine for a science project. getting the valve timing was tricky. a great uncle explained supplying more volume(bigger line) of steam would help. in the end to display it at the science fair it would have to be run in an explosion proof box . so a video tape was used at the fair

[@erniew5805]

@Ethan Stam it is possible the vhs tape is somewhere but i wouldn't know where to start to look and don't have a VHS player anymore. the piston was a copper pipe cap so the cylinder may have been copper pipe also. i would guess he found the plans on line. i recall it showed to use a tin can to generate steam . i nixed that idea . had a 5 gal. pressure cooker but i think those are limited to about 15 psi which wouldn't run it. air pressure would run it but i think you had to use your finger to get it started

[@niveditasharma185]

Bro you are only one in youtube who made an real working powerfull steam engien although every one just show ready made or fake engien so thank you

[@That-Moto-Guy]

where are the plans? i would absolutely LOVE to make this as a gift to a model engine friend.

[@TV20]

if you understand logic you dont need plan

[@dkjawahar-techexpt671]

You are all genius with inbuilt perfection, you can innovate anything. Hat's off to you and your perfection. Enjoyed, from Jawaharlal Bharat INDIA 🙏

[@GameCatYoutube]

Where are the plans at😠

[@VealDeal]

I HAVE A PLAN ARTHUR

[@GameCatYoutube]

@@VealDeal lol

[@Kermit23067]

I’m don’t have it😢

[@jesusrosano6540]

Si quieres te lo construye y te lo envía a tu casa también

[@farida7777777]

Great Technical work. Stars to you. All it needs is pressure, steam achieves much higher pressure due to its internal energy stored as heat. This heat will allow for greater kinetic energy conversion. You simulated it perfectly. Although steam will cause material expansion, still a good test.

[@ssnoc]

You my friend, are both an expert machinist and artist 👍 Nice work.

[@محمدمحمد-ظ9ن5ن]

تا

[@jendabekCZ]

I believe this guy even constructed all the machines used for creating this.

[@attiliobastosguarnieri5416]

Excelente ! Você fez um passo a passo de tirar o fôlego. Apesar da não especificação das dimensões nota-se o alto nível do trabalho. Artístico demais e pouco sentido prático.

[@sergiogryciuk6581]

As a child, a friend had a steam engine similar to this one, and I always had the idea of making something equal, with this you have taught I think I have solved it, my friend, I congratulate you for your teaching a thousand thanks and greetings from Argentina.

[@BeachsideHank]

For those of you who are smug about operating this engine on air, In the Navy, in port, we would use compressed air to operate bilge pumps, feed pumps and eductors- it is a legitimate motive force and the main benefit of the piston driven steam engine is that it indeed can be used with both sources very effectively. So now you know.

[@brendansapp]

k cool

[@ghostrider2214]

Sure but I was curious on how he was going to build a small boiler for a working model that small and this doesn't showcase that.

[@hamdude2109]

A steam engine is not a boiler and a boiler is not an engine. They are considered separate things and are built by separate professions. @@ghostrider2214

[@ghostrider2214]

@@hamdude2109 Oh round of applause I'm so glad you could figure that out! Just one problem this isn't a commercial model it's a engine made by a hobbyist...sure a damn good one but still not *professional* for crying out loud. A boiler is the driver for a steam engine, substituting it with compressed air works for a proof of concept and design but the video is still missing half of the content any normal person would expect to find.

[@bogdan_n]

@@ghostrider2214 beg your pardon, but what's the title? Making a steam power system, or making a steam engine? The thing missing here would be the governor.

[@SimpleHumanInNY]

DIY? Of course, we all have lathe and milling machine lying around in our garage 😂😂

[@joaopiresdeavelarfilho2521]

From Brasil. 👏👏👏🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@knafis]

i wish i had that kind of time to entertain myself , wonderfull job

[@scottyboy7462]

dude! you have the hands if a surgeon. steady eddy!!

[@Sunitapatidar9090]

Bro nice work , please tell me about valve timing

[@StaxRail]

you will want the eccentric crank to be at a 90 degree offset to the main piston crank, that way the engine will be timed so that the valve moves before the piston does. There are other videos online that go into more depth

[@aftabahmad473]

I want to buy....00923451018919

[@jimlytle]

Beautiful piece of work. I could watch that machine run for hours.

[@charqiberkane9411]

You have reached halfway ....! good luck to the half who stayed .... bravo .....

[@mxcollin95]

Awesome job man! I love the way you made this sweet running little engine “freestyle” so to speak without a garage full of expensive high end tools. This video was really inspiring and interesting! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours but I’m definitely subscribing! Looking forward to seeing more of your stuff! 🤙

[@Xenith0100]

bro really said "no expensive high end tools" even though the guy literally uses a lathe 💀

[@thijsrikkerink6333]

@@Xenith0100 bro really said "laythe" 💀

[@Xenith0100]

@@thijsrikkerink6333 thanks 💀

[@ambrosemunene4392]

Jay Leno would like to have a word with you.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

This is pretty cool, great job. Makes you wonder how they built these in the early 1800's without modern tool machines

[@MrDegsy69]

Wide World of Trains they always had lathes right back in the day. They just would have been powered by wind turbines or water wheels back then. It is even possible to turn wood with a foot treadle or bowing action.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

@@MrDegsy69 Understood, i meant electric ones where you just throw a switch LOL

[@MrDegsy69]

@@WideWorldofTrains I must admit it would have been a lot more challenging machining parts that require high speed lathing put it could still have been done with gearing reduction methods. There was no demand anyway as metalurgy still had to catch up to create the high carbon steels that required this process. Even as recently as the 1920s ships of the stature of the Titanic were built with relatively crude and impure steel. Real progress was made by the 1940s to create high speed engine parts for the war effort.

[@WideWorldofTrains]

@@MrDegsy69 Jay Leno has a working steam engine from Circa 1820 in his garage. I believe its from England and had it rebuilt after he bought it. They had to machine some parts themselves since Home Depot didnt carry spare parts LOL PS a video is on YT

[@MrDegsy69]

@@WideWorldofTrains interesting video. The example you cite is a static balanced beam engine. They were very useful for static water pumping duties in the mining and tunneling industries. I am lucky enough to have the Manchester Mueseum of Science and Industry nearby that has working examples of this. Additionally we have the East Lancashire Railway between Bury and Rawtenstall that runs live steam every weekend of the year. I absolutely love the smell of live steam and the sulphurous smoke clouds from the chimney stacks. The hissing of the steam and the clanging of the massive wheels is pure drama. You could not fail to be overawed and hypnotised by this sight at close quarters. We had some class A4 Pacifics on the line last year!

[@Creeperboy099]

Better than those life hack videos Edit: would be nice to see a fly ball governor on that thing with an adjustable throttle too

[@ramneeksingh6403]

what exactly do you think governor is ?

[@landroverandrew6602]

Love it. Hope to see the plans soon. Thank you

[@stuartjames3754]

I like how u do your Works!..U are truly a function towards the innovation sector.

[@comanchefun1612]

Awesome, I would’ve went with small hammered metal bands for the pistons housing assembly. But definitely awesome.

[@JustFun-iz9rf]

Great work and thank you for sharing. I don’t have a lathe but will try and make one with. 👍🏼

[@pauls5745]

if you have a vise and a drill, it also can be done. this is low tech haha not precision

[@bscott77]

Man that’s incredible. To fabricate all of the core components yourself is amazing. Hats off to you. Just brilliant skills

[@manueldasilva8794]

How much does one of these engines go for and where can I buy one or do I have to make it myself

[@jepp6419]

is e

[@russelmurray9268]

U can buy them online a company in UK makes beautiful toy steam engines n whatnot

[@russelmurray9268]

That is Germany sorry not UK

[@brassandbricks7701]

Some clever tricks used. Thanks for the educational and inspiring video!

[@grain-diose]

Good, but you need to remove the vibration. At 10:07 this is clearly visible.

[@nothingnothing1090]

Dont come at my mans like that

[@nothingnothing1090]

Boomer

[@nothingnothing1090]

Im a social justice worrior

[@nothingnothing1090]

I have manny high ranking friends w i th power

[@nothingnothing1090]

Be scared

[@imranali-qk4lr]

Very pricise and perfect work. Hats off to you.

[@calebschultz9935]

Your house is a factory I tell you what! You got all these machines I'm almost jealous! 🗜🛠😍🤓

[@ЖужелицаСибирская]

Гениально !!! Осталось понять - ЗАЧЕМ ?!

[@ОлегВалиахметов-е5ю]

Действительно!!! Если направить поток воздуха на лопости куллера под определенным углом он тоже начнет вращаться , причём еффективней и мягко, вот только для чего?

[@upasanaprja...]

Really, you are a great engineer.

[@fgjf1079]

You should finish the job and hook it up to a home made steam-creating vessel.

[@conesillyvalley7182]

Later u would ask him to make a mini robot to add coal to the furnace

[@xturbines7438]

concentrated sunlight on steel wool in a little glass jar of water makes steam quick and easy

[@eduardelgadilloypesado1302]

@@conesillyvalley7182 jajajajajajajaj

[@eduardelgadilloypesado1302]

si como el motor que fue muy casero jajajajaja

[@gafilms9951]

@@conesillyvalley7182 qqqqàaàaàa

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Very interesting project, yet simple to build. I like it!

[@longinjan2218]

Jose Silveira o

[@beneditopacheco1274]

Ficou muito bom! Vou comprar um torno , uma furadeira de bancada, mais furadeira manual , um aparelho de solda e um compressor de de ar prá fazer um desse!

[@rajasarkar2145]

9:18 exactly this music plays into my mind when I go to study.... Like Bollywood song Tatar Tatar..... Awesome experience big Brother...keep it up we need more.

[@gotjunkin1401]

Again this is so bad ass it's amazing i love it i love the sound of it too

[@noelduggan72]

Great Sound....It's Definitely Got That Harley Thing Going On!!! - 👍

[@MCsCreations]

Really beautiful job, man! Really fantastic!!! 😃

[@manickn6819]

Impressive. He did a really good job. Nice slit with an angle grinder.

[@MrDegsy69]

@@manickn6819 i thought so as well! I would definitely have wobbled. You normally do this sort of thing with a sawing jig powered or otherwise. Its possible he may have finished the slots off with needle files and a very steady hand.

[@manickn6819]

@@MrDegsy69 yup. Never saw anyone else try that.

[@CastielQuinzel]

Marvelous no one has made a video better about this better.

[@joepie221]

Nicely done.

[@okxtan2648]

very fast worker ! i love the sound !

[@PhotoshopTutor101]

Credit where credit is due, you are a genius!

[@HKKyoya]

The sound of the engine when you first tested it was phenomenal.

[@nathhancock6070]

thanks amazing machine/milling work

[@TVmadethemdoit]

You have some steady hands with that grinder! 👍 Very cool little build.

[@VistupDioxide]

You make the steam engine and we download the steam engine !

[@smashingpencils]

Awesome! What's the machine at 6:58 called? I need it...

[@ScrapMetalTherapy]

This is EPIC. Thanks for video mate. Real good.

[@majstersztyksc4022]

Good precision, very well making. Can you tell me how many time do you making this engine in hours?

[@maciejnowakprojects]

Thanks! About 5 days, not counting the time dedicated to sketching plans

[@__-fm5qv]

I am intensely jealous of your workshop right now, nice job!

[@pedrolarenas]

excellent work, congratulations, I want to make an equal one I just need a lathe and your brain

[@vitthalnikam4917]

Hallo mr. I want to purchase set of engine. Can you provide me.

[@AgrievousSpooks]

no idea if it was intentional, but i like the ticking of the clock in the background putting into perspective how long this process actually takes

[@gjonbeuati6951]

Hi, How many revs per min can reach?

[@cheetahgaming3642]

with that rod im not expecting very much

[@amirutakatik3681]

Eyes your idea is exorbitant I'm waiting for the next idea 👍🏻❤️

[@EL12111]

Came after reading 'Release That Witch' Novel.

[@EmanAyonjk]

Same

[@afinoxi]

What's it about

[@EmanAyonjk]

@@afinoxi a man from our world gets transported to a medieval world with witches, and it's his mission to improve technology for mankind.

[@afinoxi]

@@EmanAyonjk cool , I'm gonna read it , thanks bud

[@guerraaires]

Great project and craftsman skills!

[@teofilencki7885]

No do jasnej Anielki, niezły pomysł.

[@bndtrodrigues]

Very nice and simple project! Congratulations!

[@sunilkumar-hu2mf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4fYnJSNjdKrr6c

[@jasonhouchins]

Nice work!

[@bigbadass1984]

Hi there, thanks for the nice video, i am trying to build one, but i have one small problem. can i perhaps have a nice picture of the small piston, i cant see if the grove on the side goes trough to the hole that is drilled trough.

[@kallewirsch2263]

No, it doesn't. The operating principle is the following. Lets start with the main piston in its Upper Dead Point (UDP) state and lets call this 0° (and lets assume the engine is already running). The valve piston is in its 270° state. Due to the fly wheel the piston continues its motion and starts to move into its 90° position. The valve piston moves from 270° to 0° and the through whole starts to line up with the hole to the piston (and the hose). Steam (or in his case compressed air) beginns to enter to the main piston and pushes on the piston. The power stroke has begun. WHen the main piston reaches its 90° position, the valve piston has reached its 0° position and the through hole lines up perfectly with the hole to the main piston and the hose. As the main piston continues to turn from 90° to 180° (that is the lower dead point - LDP), the valve piston has gone through its UDP and the through hole begins to misalign with the hose and the boring to the main piston and thus steam flow begins to reduce. Somwhere in between this quarter turn, the through hole no longer connects the main piston with the steam but (after a short time without any connection to the outside world) the grove begins to align with the boring. As the main piston makes its turn around the LDP and continues to 270° the grove is fully aligned with the boring and the steam from inside the cylinder can escape through the boring and the grove as the main piston makes its way back to the UDP: When the main piston reaches its 270° position, the valve piston is at 180° and the grove still gives way to the outside world. But since the valve piston has reached its 180° position it now begins to go back and eventually the grove will no longer align with the boring to the main cylinder. A short time after the main cylinder has reached its 0° position, the grove in the valve cylinder is completely misaligned with the boring and the venting of the main cylinder is stopped. The flywheel takes over and with its inertia it will force the main piston to continue its movement (and with it the valve cylinder). This continues until the through hole in the valve piston begins to line up again with the boring to the main cylinder and the next power stroke begins. You may want to rewatch the video beginning with 09:51. Stop the video and watch it frame by frame (using the ',' and '.' keys on your keyboard) and think about what the position of the valve piston is and which parts of it now line up with the boring which connects the valve cylinder with the main cylinder. Once you understand it, it is really a simple process. The main points are: * you want the through hole to start giving way to the steam as soon as the main piston has gone through its UDP (0°). If the valve opens this way to early, the steam actually will counteract the movement of the main piston. * you want the through hole to close shortly before the main piston reaches LDP (180°) . The closer you get to this requirement the more energy you can use from the steam. But don't overdue it! * you want the grove to connect the main cylinder with the outside world shortly after the main cylinder has passed its LDP (180°) . * and you want the grove to misalign with the boring and thus close this path shortly before the piston reaches its UDP (0°) again. * you want to dimension the through hole and the distance to the beginning of the grove in such a way, that they do not align with the boring to the main cylinder at the same time at some position. Or otherwise the steam would just enter through the through hole and exit immediately through the grove without having done some work on the piston.

[@facitenonvictimarum]

@@kallewirsch2263 Better yet do a little research and find a graph showing the positions of the cylinders at any point in the cycle. Describing with words alone on KZbin is dumber than shit. Just ego crap that few will read -- a snow job.

[@chrisdawson6380]

nice engine- why not plumb it to a boiler to appease all the critics who want to let off steam?

[@arcare001]

That would reduce the joy I have had reading all these mental giants' comments

[@ayeeoliva3553]

Chris Dawson

[@jtoker9758]

Not sure if it has ever been done before, but bet this would have worked well enough for a boat.

[@yagoovirus2751]

Anyone bored in quarantine and want to make some steam engine

[@Mrpiotr432]

It is the best channel which I've ever seen.

[@piemparade]

6:55 *Sponsored by Taco Bell*

[@Creeperboy099]

Kekoa Joaquin Belluminati confirmed

[@Recurrence_Theorem]

What a Amazing quality !! may it will be very useful video for student who likes making just like me!

[@jorgemartinezjara886]

Excelente proyecto amigo,,,,lo vendes..?..me interesa uno de esos como exposición ,,lo felicito,,Saludos.desde Chile..

[@miralamkhanmohmandmiralamk6067]

Jorge Martinez Jara .

[@BaddaBigBoom]

My intuition told me I was going to like this, so I thumbed up before watching :-) Dziękuję Ci

[@dalea1691]

Me making a steam engine. Breaks out the tea kettle, "I did it"

[@upasanaprja...]

Oh

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

No steam, but it works roughly the same as with compressed air. Now make a small boiler to supply steam for the engine, this is very easy to do using a 1" threaded pipe and two caps, I'd avoid solder as it will get weak. I've been working with steam boilers in steam sterilizers, and the maximum pressure we work with is about 50psi, just 3.4 bar.

[@lurkingfell]

But this one is single acting right? Amazing project though!

[@StaxRail]

only need a more complicated valve and a cover for the other end of the cylinder and it would be double acting. Not much point for it though in this instance

[@rsadnan3995]

@@StaxRail .jchjxjskjsjsjjshdodjdjfjdikjowowoowowmsnd

[@jaylogan1798]

Great sounding engine, nice job 👍

[@jesseflik4867]

Making a 'steam' engine..... uses compressed air.

[@MCsCreations]

Well, it works in the same way. And he didn't make the other part yet.

[@aiexzs]

same thing, they both use pressurized air. it's hard to make the steam part that small.

[@audiosilver4345]

Both are interchangeable

[@koliavakin704]

its the same thing, but instead of hot pressured water vapor he just puts pressured air into the system.

[@arcare001]

Jesse flik, Go ahead and knock one together and show us how it's supposed to be done!

[@MaxImagination]

Excellent work M.N.Projects! Super slick engine!

[@col.col.1164]

Wow genius outstanding job all the way from india

[@sunilkumar-hu2mf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4fYnJSNjdKrr6c

[@davidvanniekerk3813]

Dankie/ Merci M.N. Projects. I always wonder who do the piston go back. Thanx

[@kallewirsch2263]

That is the job of the flywheel. With its inertia it drives the pistons when there is no power on the piston.

[@СергейБерезовских]

Если такой в автомобиле сделать то будет клас . Вместо бензин воздух нужен будет.

[@mmiller2963]

На заправку приехал, в балон воздуха закачала и поехал.

[@КостяАбрамовских-е6х]

перди

[@НиколайКазанский-и2ы]

КПД такого двигателя как к паровоза! Разоришься...

[@gokuljha1562]

Speech less bro.😓🤐 What a mind....its tooo nice keep it up

[@АлександрКузнецов-т3е]

Восхитительно! Чертежи не могли бы выслать на эл.адрес?

[@alessandrostepanov2145]

Выслал?

[@tomy.1846]

Could anyone please explain exactly what he is doing from 4:18- 4:25? Is he melting the ends, or brushing a chemical on them??

[@dontdeadopeninside2935]

My assumption is that hes using epoxy at the sides of the rod so it will stay in a straight path without moving to the side or slipping out if the hole

[@mrnick7938]

You didn’t put your stamp on it!!

[@recspooky]

if i make a model 10x the size of that and put it on a decent size boat/ yacht. Would it be considered a steam ship?

[@عمادمحمدعبدالقادرعمر]

ايش الاستفادة من ذلك

[@ahmadrrtt4540]

توضيح مبدأ عمل المحرك البخاري

[@jeyaseeli4565]

Wow mind blowing. Awesome work bro.

[@marcobotha8897]

0:54 youre in a hurry to get the job done

[@gotjunkin1401]

That is very neat great job man

[@strangeostrichgamer158]

Now adapt it to charge your phone

[@石橋七郎]

昔の発動機にかける愛情、はんぱないね。うらやましい😢

[@k.i.e1206]

What

[@Wasper216]

that's no steam engine though, it's a compressed air engine 🤣

[@aiexzs]

same thing, they both use pressurized air. it's hard to make the steam part that small.

[@aserta]

Easily run on steam. In fact, it would likely work even better on steams since most of the time you're running steam with oil thus have steam oil which lubricates everything with a sheen of oil preventing wear and tear.

[@auston_grisham7840]

Its a model, I wish people would understand that.

[@amirulaiman8415]

WD-40 no steam not a model its a concept

[@HadrienBricole]

I wish I had a lathe to make one. Great Job.

[@russelmurray9268]

I've used a drill for a lathe

[@machinephile]

3:43 jumpscare warning

[@integrationofmanandmachine4714]

You shoulda known.

[@FighterGlory]

Nicely Done!

[@guillermonieri4203]

That was great. Thank you.

[@valvargamer6137]

BECAUSE OF THIS VIDEO I CAN MAKE MY OWN TRAIN