The COMPLETE History of STEAM

[@robrice7246]

In relation to kettles, think you might do a complete history of coffee-pot engines?

[@harrisonallen651]

“Make the most of it tonight Twinkle Toes, because you won’t like tomorrow. Neither will that, that line of tin *kettles*.” - Diesel 10

[@Nostall123YT]

“Shut up Pinchy.” - Diesel 10 Seconds Later

[@frantasramota1359]

Today in the school we had a tea with biscuits instead of learning.

[@Londontransitduck]

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[@MidlandProductions]

great video as always!

[@BufferBoi]

Lovely to see a COMPLETE History

[@fishpop]

1:16 I heard that song on BBCRadio2 the other day :P

[@redengine4433]

4:17 This image goes absolutley hard

[@sudrianrailwaystudios676]

Great video, Max!

[@Randomstuffs261]

Great video, but there's one bit of factual information that is omitted that is important to include. My dog (Gerald), is afraid of Kettles.

[@densondirosa4497]

The Gastown clock in Canada is a C weird one, driven, if I remember correctly, by a Steward 5 A engine & iron counterweight balls on a chain.

[@LBSC70]

I did not see this coming but he's not wrong about it using steam and I prefer the type of kettle my family has, A good old stove top whistling kettle and I liked your video on Mauretania as I'm also a fan of steam ships

[@TaG.189]

Same, my favourite steam ship Is the Aquitania.

[@LBSC70]

@@TaG.189 My favorite steamship is The Olympic

[@GeohToy]

Fantastic video! Really interesting history lesson. I can’t say I could really think of an absurd steam machine though… maybe a steamer for ironing clothes? 🤣 not more absurd but more unconventional compared to what’s shown here

[@zhegermanflo4341]

The quirkiest contraption that's powered by steam I have seen so far probably has to be the "Dampfdraisine" which in the best way to describe it is a steam powered Wickham trolley without it's rectangular shape. There should be footage of it online.

[@SalmanMentos]

I love kettles. Theyre a special part of my live cause they only appears only when im in a hotel Tea boiled in a kettle with water from the bottle is my comfort drink cuz tap water gives poisoining

[@richardwest217]

You missed the Nuclear powered kettle. We live just down the road from the ones at Sizewell.

[@GeohToy]

Puffball… teapot… TIN KETTLE!

[@anthonydrawsome3648]

Britians most famous preserved steam engine: flying scotsman, an LNER A3 pacific built for express service and still survives to this day. Americans most famous preserved steam engine: A DARK BLACK STEAM BREATHING BEAST THAT PULLS MILLIONS OF TONS AND IS QUITE POSSIBLY ONE OF THE MOST STRONGEST ENGINES EVER, But as an excursion train :3

[@KianWesternRailway]

You got it right I’m here for the trains getting a bit boring

[@TheBlue1-x5g]

Hi

[@LindaBoerboom]

Pretend it’s April 1

[@fishpop]

Late April Fools video :P

[@bluekitty7891]

too focused on rail