I am looking for a plan for a motor, similar to the Regner Piccolo.

[darco2]

Hello friends,

I would like to ask you for help in looking for a plan for a motor as Regner Piccolo sells.
2- cylinders reversing oscillate

It's not about saving €300, but I enjoy building engines and I would like to design and build this engine myself.
Unfortunately, I ran into a problem, but I don't know how the engine distribution is designed.

Maybe a more detailed photo of the disassembled reverse valve of that engine would help.

The plan without dimensions is also ok. I can deal with him.

I can then share the build on this forum.

https://www.regner-dampftechnik.com/product-page/dampfmaschine-piccolo-easy-line

Thank you and greetings from Slovakia
Richard

 

[Gage J]

Hi Richard,

I see your post is a bit old, but if you're still working on this, I may be able to help.

Just looking at the picture, my guess is that the Piccolo uses two four way valves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-way_valve
A long cylinder with blind holes drilled to make the right angle passages in line with the cylinder openings on the frame which doubles as a valve body.

I can probably help with drawings too if you need, just shoot me the dimensions of the engine you want to build.

 

[Richard Hed]

Hello friends,

I would like to ask you for help in looking for a plan for a motor as Regner Piccolo sells.
2- cylinders reversing oscillate

It's not about saving €300, but I enjoy building engines and I would like to design and build this engine myself.
Unfortunately, I ran into a problem, but I don't know how the engine distribution is designed.

Maybe a more detailed photo of the disassembled reverse valve of that engine would help.

The plan without dimensions is also ok. I can deal with him.

I can then share the build on this forum.

https://www.regner-dampftechnik.com/product-page/dampfmaschine-piccolo-easy-line

Thank you and greetings from Slovakia
Richard

Ha! I don't remember seeing this post, but then in August I was looking for a place to live and living in my car. There are a couple places you might look, "Elmers", John-Toms, and JAM DeWaals are the three that come to mind. I believe I have most of Elmers engines and certainly some of John-Toms which the website closed down but the "Wayback machine", I thimpfks, still has them, also members here probably have some, and then J.DeWaals has lots of great stuff (altho' I complain about his cramped style).

If you can't find any of this stuff, let me know and I'll look thru my stuff. I would call the type of engine you are looking for as a "wobbler" but they also come with a name in a latin base (something like ex--...). Westbury might have made something like this too.

 

[Gage J]

How about it? I happened upon a French website that has exactly what you're looking for. If you click the engine in the bottom left it gives a full set of drawings in PDF.
http://jpduval.free.fr/Plans_moteurs_vapeur_p1.htm

 

[Gedeon Spilett]

this one seems very close to what you are looking for...
http://jpduval.free.fr/Moteurs_vapeur_simples/MV deo 10x20.pdf