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Deanofid

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I don't have any engine projects going at the moment, so thought I would show one I built some years back. The flywheels are 3" diameter, 3/4" bore, 1" stroke, double acting. This shows it running on about 15 psi, then reduced to 1 psi. I've run it on steam only once, but I don't have an oiler for it, so generally use air.

And I should have use a tripod for the camera.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQGXx44hFrw[/ame]
 
Nice work, Dean. That's a nice running engine. Looks good, too!

Chuck
 
Nice engine, I like the forked conrod and pedestal trunk guide arrangement. Nice to see it run at a gentle tick over.


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Jim
 
AmazingGood range of speed for only 4 Fourteen PSI of pressure difference. Very nice work! :bow:
 
Vernon said:
Amazing range of speed for only 4PSI of pressure difference. Very nice work! :bow:

Ack. That's a typo in my first post. It should have read 15 psi to 1 psi, NOT 5 psi to 1 psi. Sorry for the goof! Edited the first post.
 
Deanofid,

Very nice engine. :bow:

You home page is also full of nice things. :bow:

Best Regards
Bob
 
Deanofid said:
Ack. That's a typo in my first post. It should have read 15 psi to 1 psi, NOT 5 psi to 1 psi. Sorry for the goof! Edited the first post.

Edited mine, too. ;D Still, a great-looking engine, I'd like to see more of it.
 

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