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    2-cilinder Gamma engines

    to solve a few problems a youtube link : sorry for the inconvenience... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVInE4VCDX4
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    2-cilinder Gamma engines

    Ok guys, The first engine is running, the second one is almost done. They're identical. This second will be used to drive a ferris wheel. Key question is : will this work...? This 2 cylinder runs at 1000+ rpm, the ferris wheel will make one revolution every 1 or maybe 2 minutes (maybe even...
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    2 mm tapping

    Most important while tapping small holes is hand holding the workpiece. I never use T-bars on the tap-holder. I always use cutting fluid. After reading this topic I will try and use WD40. Just maybe it will cut even smoother. Never to old to learn...;)
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    metric plans

    Indeed, I would change supplier to. If I'd buy say a 9.2 mm drill-bit I'd expect it to measure exactly that...! And if I buy a 6mm brass rod. I expect it to be a h8 tolerance, no more no less. !! Bronze is another story, the production process does not allow close tolerance, so bronze will...
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    metric plans

    Hi, This is how my screen looks like while drawing. The conversiontool works very well and very fast.
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    2-cilinder Gamma engines

    Thanks Brian, And indeed we're all proud...! Most people can not even start to imagine, but a few of my boys are even willing to come to school, to speed up things, working on these engines... during this Christmas holiday..! I'm really glad I can motivate these youngsters. (14 to 18 years...
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    2-cilinder Gamma engines

    Hi guys, This is what my pupils made over the last months. http://gti-duffel.be/4B/StirlingCD-2cil ... er-loc.mpg It is the same loc as last year(own design) except this time we made a 2-cilinder version. Same procedure, my pupils made all the parts and I did the assembling of the locs (at...
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    Chain Source

    Here's were I buy: http://www.metallus.de/index.php?&page=einzelteile_KTR&sub=&language=englisch Chris
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    Test tube source for Jan Ridders coffee cup stirling

    Testtube low rpm, diamond cutter high rpm, use water to avoid shattering of testtube
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    The start of mine

    There maybe should be a picture, but as mentioned, the beginning of a workshop, there is nothing to be seen yet I suppose.... I know, I know...I could'nt resist...;D Still....th_wwp Chris
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    Stirling or vacuum 'hit and miss' engine

    And yet I've seen a movie of such na engine, I'm 100% shure...! There was an ingenious hit and miss system to be seen.
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    Stirling or vacuum 'hit and miss' engine

    Hi, Somewhere I saw a Stirling or vacuum engine 'hit and miss' movie on the net. I don't find it anymore. Someone seen it also and can give me the url..? Thanks in advance.. Chris
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    New here & flamelicker ?

    Hi, Did not read all the posts, sorry. But what I would consider is making the cylinder out of cast iron or stainless steel. I would never use aluminium. A vacuum engine is rather 'dirty' engine. To keep it running it need to be cleaned from time to time. In combination with the use of an...
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    Small honing tools

    Thanks guys, for all the info you posted so far. I found one of my owne, this one seems to be a bit rough to hone. Someone used it with good result...? Let me know please. That's the one Jasonh refered to. @ gus: Seems to me rather easy to make. Could you provide some more info please. What...
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    Small honing tools

    Hi guys, Where do I get small honing tools and is willing to ship to Europe(Belgium). I was thinking of 3/4", and even smaller. I need these to finish stirling engine cilinders. Or maybe there's someone out there using homemade honing tools, and is willing to share his idea..? Thanks in...
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    Windows-OS recovery

    And you believed him...Rof}...? Chris
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    Windows-OS recovery

    Rick, Did you dare to ask the manager what he did with that PC before it crashed... (see my previous post...) Chris
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    New here & flamelicker ?

    Hi, I think you should consider using steel wicks. I use them all the time, works just perfect, and you always get a blue flame (if you're using the proper fuel of course) second this kind of vacuumengine should be cleaned on a regular basis because a vacuumengine is very self-contaminating...
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    Windows-OS recovery

    Correct...!! Two golden rules 'to stay clean' : 1- Do NOT visit obscure site 2- do NOT open doubtful mails That's all there is to. Chris
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