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Tony, I just found this posting - I just love your work. Thanks once again for posting an intriguing concept. DW

Tony, pretty cool. Question is will it really do work? Thanks for sharing. DW Thm:

Tony, A triumph!th_wav You also just gave me another new trick. I always have trouble with the valve and cylinder packing - the rolled up plumbers teflon tape is brilliant. Will be using it on the 10H I am currently restoring. Thanks once again for sharing not only your wonderful creativity...

I'll be waiting and watching!th_wwpDavid

Tony, Thanks for the cylinder attachment information. I thought the cylinder was moving a little on the video, just could not think why it would be an oscillator with a rotary valve. Now it is clear. Once again thank you.....

Tony, How is the cylinder attached to its support? Is it free to move on the large central depression? If so what ensures that the steam ports remain aligned? Thanks again for sharing, this is quite a project - fascinating how you fabricated the cylinder and its base. David

Tony, It is slowly getting there. I hope you find that cylinder material soon!:) Once again thanks for the machining instruction. I had never thought of making the eccentric with hex material. DW

Very nice little engine. Darned cool actually! Thanks for sharing. DW:cool:

Bill, Look under the tab Downloads, You will find several models for Beginners. I would recommend the EZ Build. Great little project. David

Tony, You make it look so easy! I am glued to the computer screen waiting for the next episode! The little video also shows the potential of this creation. Thanks for sharing, David

Tony. Fascinating! One question why did you use parting tool to split the big end block? Wouldn't a saw have worked better? Thanks for sharing.

Now I just need to know who your supplier is!:confused:

Methinks I need to check out more thrift shops here in USA! Yet another cool find Tony I know you will find a use for it.

Tony, Again you amaze me - such imagination. I just can't wait to see the final results. I am sure they will be quite audacious! Thanks for sharing, I will be following.

I have a Microlux micro mill and a Microlux micro lathe. The mill gave me problems within the first year - it was still under warranty when the motor started to come apart. I contacted the seller Micro Mark. Their response was to tell me I had to buy a new motor. It was still under warranty...

Another great idea.

Tony, another hit out of the park! It took me some time to find this on HMEM but it was well worth the effort. You Sir, are the master of repurposing - beautiful work.

really beautiful! Workmanship incredible, nice contrast with black paint, pebble on base, and cylinders with apparent sandblast? DW

Tony, Spam? Really? Beautiful work, and the engine grows and grows! Your imagination, and fine attention to detail are amazing! I have learned so much from you, and your posts, old and new. Diaown, diolch! DW

Darwenguy that is just incredible! :o Can't wait to see your next project.