HI Sir. You are a dam good DIY GUY! With no specialized tools you elaborate very nice looking things that work beautifully. I'm a person like you who Iove to experiment making and building in different ways, as we are called " Un patenteux " in my homeland "Quebec, Canada". I will continue to follow you and I wish you good luck for the future. Bye. Jacques.
I ja dijelim tvoje mišljenje, živio i radio na tome da nama bude planeta zemlja ugodnija za život nas malih ljudi, a koji i jesmo u stvari veliki ljudi, jer vidimo par godina ispred vremena i iskreno se radujem svakom novom unapređenju (inovaciji) koju ljudi poput nas izrade (usavrše) 🤗✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🤗✨🌍
Precisely approximately more or less exactly in the middle - love it Very practically creative approach to engineering. I always look ward to your videos
Hi there. Hope you are well and happy. Looking forward to seeing how you set up the valving timing on this engine. Do you have a plan in mind?? Have you studied the valving on other compound engines?? That will be the tougest part of your project. I have been thinking about how you might be going to do it, but so far I have squat. The fact that you are going to have them offset from each other by 120 degrees, seems to make it even harder to comprehend. Good luck with it. I am hoping you can come up with something.Your outboard engine really runs smoothly. So the basic valve design is good. Getting the right ports of the second and third cylinders to open at the correct time is going to be a challenge. All the best.
Thanks! I'm going to use a stephenson valve gear. Each cylinder works like an independent steam engine only fed with steam by the previous cylinder. I only need to connect the gear with some levers so the timing is the same for all cylinders. The design is already in my head, now I only need to make it! 😊
@@gasonthebrain3738 No they will have a common crankshaft and a common valve gear crank and because of the common crank shaft the valve crank will always correspond with the right cylinder.
Check out "Rotary Compass Circle Cutter". if you're unfamiliar with that it works on the same Principle as a compass that you draw circles with except it has a scalpel blade and it'll cut a perfect circle out and some pretty thick material. They're really inexpensive and get them on eBay for five bucks. I bought one to make gaskets for Steam and Stirling engines and they were Fantastic!
It's just regular teflon that I bought on a dutch website: www.perlaplast-kunststofshop.nl/technische-kunststoffen/ptfe/plaat.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwxev3BRBBEiwAiB_PWAGQ_g2l2C6A3EdobtibY7x6vmH5Q5szWpFDEYhcatKds8bF-fbonxoCtvUQAvD_BwE
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Please make a tesla turbine and tell me how!.......ruclips.net/video/M1l5ApYrU3Y/видео.html
Vrhunski pristup politehničkom znanju i rado gledamo tvoje video klipove, great, hvala ti od srca 🤗✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🤗✨🌍
HI Sir. You are a dam good DIY GUY! With no specialized tools you elaborate very nice looking things that work beautifully. I'm a person like you who Iove to experiment making and building in different ways, as we are called " Un patenteux " in my homeland "Quebec, Canada". I will continue to follow you and I wish you good luck for the future. Bye. Jacques.
I ja dijelim tvoje mišljenje, živio i radio na tome da nama bude planeta zemlja ugodnija za život nas malih ljudi, a koji i jesmo u stvari veliki ljudi, jer vidimo par godina ispred vremena i iskreno se radujem svakom novom unapređenju (inovaciji) koju ljudi poput nas izrade (usavrše) 🤗✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🤗✨🌍
Precisely approximately more or less exactly in the middle - love it
Very practically creative approach to engineering.
I always look ward to your videos
Beautiful cylinders, you have to hurry though while there is still some sunlight to speak of.
Thanks!!! I know but there will be more sun next year they say 😉
Te gekke video's! Nog steeds een grote fan van je werk! Erg inspirerend!
Great video's! Still a big fan of your work! Very inspiring!
Good stuff
you should try making a metal working lathe i bet i would help out a lot
Nice idea! Maybe I will some time. 👍
Just found this. I’ll go back and see what’s the big project here’. Sounds interesting. Peace Out!✌️
How much water does the setup use?
Hi there. Hope you are well and happy. Looking forward to seeing how you set up the valving timing on this engine. Do you have a plan in mind?? Have you studied the valving on other compound engines?? That will be the tougest part of your project. I have been thinking about how you might be going to do it, but so far I have squat. The fact that you are going to have them offset from each other by 120 degrees, seems to make it even harder to comprehend. Good luck with it. I am hoping you can come up with something.Your outboard engine really runs smoothly. So the basic valve design is good. Getting the right ports of the second and third cylinders to open at the correct time is going to be a challenge. All the best.
Thanks! I'm going to use a stephenson valve gear. Each cylinder works like an independent steam engine only fed with steam by the previous cylinder. I only need to connect the gear with some levers so the timing is the same for all cylinders. The design is already in my head, now I only need to make it! 😊
@@TheDIYScienceGuy So are you saying that the three cylinders won't be connected to a common crankshaft??
@@gasonthebrain3738 No they will have a common crankshaft and a common valve gear crank and because of the common crank shaft the valve crank will always correspond with the right cylinder.
Impressive. Some serious thought went into this. There is a better way though.
Which is? Bear in mind he doesnt have a lathe. Ive been down this rabbit hole 2. Best solution I found was a graphite seal but again needs a lathe.
Oh wat gaaf. Maar werkt het nu op warmte wisseling of echt op stoom?
Dabkjewel!!heb je deze video van mij al gezien? ruclips.net/video/s5Ud-FD33tI/видео.html
@@TheDIYScienceGuy Ik ga nu kijken :D
Hello, interesting video! Can you show how you made the boiler out of your 1000 subscribers special?
Thanks! Well most of it is shown in the video I think....
Check out "Rotary Compass Circle Cutter".
if you're unfamiliar with that it works on the same Principle as a compass that you draw circles with except it has a scalpel blade and it'll cut a perfect circle out and some pretty thick material. They're really inexpensive and get them on eBay for five bucks. I bought one to make gaskets for Steam and Stirling engines and they were Fantastic!
I've looked it up and it's a fantastic tool! Thank you so much for teaching me that! Will definitely buy one! 👍
Awesome sir !
do you have any specifications on the teflon you used- like type or where you got it from? thanks :)
It's just regular teflon that I bought on a dutch website: www.perlaplast-kunststofshop.nl/technische-kunststoffen/ptfe/plaat.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwxev3BRBBEiwAiB_PWAGQ_g2l2C6A3EdobtibY7x6vmH5Q5szWpFDEYhcatKds8bF-fbonxoCtvUQAvD_BwE
What did you use to bond the o-rings together?
Super glue.
What's the name of this glue please?
www.werkenmetmerken.nl/nl/bostik_superfix_009/p/35465/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw3qzzBRDnARIsAECmryo_XR44I0x9BK9SSGtx3QnNbMC-STgWeR_srgfXBq07Rssd-UangmwaAk29EALw_wcB#53413
visually u seem young... but ur voice is like an old man of above 60 yrs... else ur work is great
I'll take it all as a compliment! 😂
16:50 ROFLOL .. otherwise excellent job.
Klinkt als een Nederlands accent 😁
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