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veder, Yes there are some good finds out there!

Brian...So this is a new concept?

That is an awesome design!

I made a steel insert for the steam chest. What a difference having steel (instead of brass) cylinder walls! It runs a bit rough but that is because I need to adjust the timing. I sent a video to my Dad...he is happy! I believe a few more changes and it will be ready...

He he.....I wish!

Here's your snowball thrower! My son wanted to go big on a physics class experiment last year. It shot an 8 pound bag of sand 210 feet!

Kd, I like the ability to take things apart, just in case they need to be changed out. Epoxy seems extreme. Have you thought of blue loctite? Plumbers tap?

Fortunately the fuel filter is inside. The issue is that have a tank outside, causes condensation that goes to the bottom of the tank. Same concept as a glass of cold ice tea on a hot humid day. The tap to the tank is located at the base. There are additives that rid the tank of water, they work...

Mnay, You as well as many others do such wonderful work. I learn a lot just watching and in the future will make step by step photographs myself. Simply amazing!

Allen that is an amazing piece!

Excellent! Thank you for sharing!

That is awesome!

Machinging at it's finest!

Salutes to Canadians!

Ugggg!!!!!! Turns out tonight I have to get the furnace serviced again! It's only been a month! I'll bet, that the filter is clogged or line is frozen!! My error for putting the tank outside! This spring I will buy a new one and put it in my basement! I see it's time to learn yet another trade...

Negative 50 F? My freezer is jealous!

Last night we bottomed out at 6 F and within an hour it warmed up to 12 F. No doubt records are being set! Rain is on the way. Behind that another very cold air mass! Time get out your cleats because it's going to be very icy!

I's like it to be able to manage steam or compressed air. The the main cylinder is lined with steel. The steam chest is brass. I thank you kindly for your input!

We made it through the night. I cranked up the snow blower because blizzard conditions and frigid air were gone. Being that it was a balmy 26 degrees F, the foot of snow was easy to remove! I love that snow blower!

Highly Impressive!