The worlds smallest beam engine?

[lee webster]

 

[vederstein]

TIny parts. Ugh....

Any ideas what type of lathe he's using?

 

[lee webster]

I think it's a watch makers lathe, a Pultra?

 

[a41capt]

BRAVO!!!

 

[Peter Twissell]

Ooh yes - tiny parts!
Stirling engines seem to work well at smaller scale.

 

[Steamchick]

An excellent demonstration of how easy it should be to make such models. But you do show the interaction of lathe and attachments which many do not have. Adds to their shopping list (and mine!). Are you selling plans?
K2

 

[lee webster]

Sorry Steamchick, but the video isn't me creating the beam engine! It's the man at a company called Cronova Engineering. I wish it was me. They have posted several videos on youtube and they are well worth watching. I didn't even think of wording the title or blurb to reflect who should get the credit. As to the plans, why not try texting them? They seem friendly enough.