So glad that you did not diminish your video by adding background music, as so often is the case with other people's videos. Much nicer to listen to the steam engine itself.
Well done, that is a beautiful piece of engineering. I don't know where to start praising this, everywhere i look i see brilliance and beauty. Thank you for sharing this with us, it is a remarkable piece of work. People of your talent a few and far between in this day and age of throw away everything
Love the riveted water tank just looks the part. The use of small screw in lamps to apply differing load is both neat and simple. The loadbank I use is switched to each lamp a lot more work but is used for many projects. Nice work all round. That voltmeter is wonderful, old school but still great on the eye.
That is an absolutely stunning piece of both engineering and art! If I may, i watched a video recently, and it demonstrated how if you adjust the spool valve to let steam in slightly before the top dead-center of the stroke, it will have a very slight steam "buffer" and will run even more smoothly. I suggest this only because of the knocking that I can hear, and this might help if it is from the engine-side. Otherwise, this is just stunning!
@@mustafayldrm3449 That depends on how you boil your water. A solar boiler would be fine; the only byproduct from that would be cooled water from the steam. Steam is only polluting if you're burning fuel which produces carbon monoxide in order to get it.
I have been waiting a long time for your next video- Very Nice! I am rather partial to your Stirling engines and wondered if you will make any more videos of them. Glad to have you back!
I wondered where you'd gotten to, it seems to have been explained here! That puts my Mammod to shame. :) I think I'd have a charge lead to my iPhone on that, so I could have the best "Steampunk" charger on this planet
A bit hard to understand the concept of this nice steam engine. What is that silver water tank for and the plastic water cup at 2:30. Is this a purchased engine or did you build it yourself? Can I buy it in parts or kit form? Also, what is that other ram on the lower left of the screen for? Is it a pump? (5:25)
Glad to see you back Mr.Barumman ! Thought maybe you passed - even chk. U.K. papers. Now that is one hell of a still you have built there Sir ! Ha,ha.... 181 or 90 proof output?
Hi the generator casing was made by me and the internal parts were reclaimed from an obsolete video recorder motor, sorry no longer available. regards, Cyril
You obviously are a fine craftsman and machinist. Very well built and highly practical steam/electrical generator. I see you can certainly generate 12 Volts DC and higher, thus, the energy could be stored in a dee cycle, flooded lead acid battery array, or wired straight to a pure sine wave 60 Hz 110 Volt DC to AC inverter to run in an RV. Just camp out somewhere. Pull out that steam boiler/engine to DC electric generator and viola ! What kind of "current" can you get out of that alternator you have your steam engine driving ? How many Watts ?
Simply Awesome!! Did you make castings for the gen housing,or make from stock?Love the meter,did you make it or buy?Thanks for posting this beautiful machine!
Great job Barumman,without waterjet and any modern CNC machine, I am impressed. Also I am cosider to built TMG generator for private use only but I can't find Beryllium Copper in mine country anyone can't help, please?
Beautiful work! Everyone takes reliable, cheap electricity for granted, your model is a superb demonstration of the engineering complexity required to produce electrical power from a hydro carbon fuel source. What a fantastic study subject this would be for school children. I wonder how many people realise that the majority of electrical power is still generated via a steam cycle, (from coal, gas or nuclear energy), albeit using turbines instead of reciprocating engines. Is the vessel between the boiler and the water tank a condenser? Have you ever worked out the overall efficiency? (Electrical energy output compared to gas energy input). Regards Paul
Great and intricate detail , I have to commend you on your craftsmanship , being a tool and die maker myself , I found the smaller things got , the more difficult they were to create. Would it be possible to heat the water with a parabolic solar disc so no fossil fuel would be required ? I am assuming you're running the engine on some kind of liquid fuel.
Very Impressive Steam Engine there I have to admit, one of the best most complete I've seen yet on youtube! Might I ask where you aquired the generator? or are you using an old motor backwards? It looks very much like an old Westinghouse generator to me.
How have the water readings been? I have wanted to build a miniature of a full-size plant since I was ten, not quite there yet. Nice to see, thanks for sharing.
Hi Barumman, i am really exited about your generator, i have a model steam engine by myself, but i didn't thought it had enough power to drive a generator, can you please tell me which generator you have, and where i can buy it ;-)?
Is that thing run off of natural gas or propane or something? I see the tube running under the boiler or whatever it's called. I built a very crude one a while back and it fell apart because of shoddy construction. Yours is MUCH better. That thing is awesome!
What is the watts or amp output on the generator? Trying to run the numbers if it would recharge a deep cycle AGM marine battery. Even it it wont, would still be cool to build this - any way you can provide a material list to replicate what you have built?
Owning one of these takes a lot of time and knowledge. There's oiling, using the right water performing maintenance and many other stuff. I have a steam engine of my own and every day hat 9 pm I do maintenance.
So glad that you did not diminish your video by adding background music, as so often is the case with other people's videos. Much nicer to listen to the steam engine itself.
That is a thing of beauty and you can be justly proud of it. The attention to detail is astonishing.
Well done, that is a beautiful piece of engineering. I don't know where to start praising this, everywhere i look i see brilliance and beauty. Thank you for sharing this with us, it is a remarkable piece of work. People of your talent a few and far between in this day and age of throw away everything
Love the riveted water tank just looks the part. The use of small screw in lamps to apply differing load is both neat and simple. The loadbank I use is switched to each lamp a lot more work but is used for many projects. Nice work all round. That voltmeter is wonderful, old school but still great on the eye.
Seriously amazing work, I only dream of being able to create something like this, truly great engineering.
That is an absolutely stunning piece of both engineering and art! If I may, i watched a video recently, and it demonstrated how if you adjust the spool valve to let steam in slightly before the top dead-center of the stroke, it will have a very slight steam "buffer" and will run even more smoothly. I suggest this only because of the knocking that I can hear, and this might help if it is from the engine-side. Otherwise, this is just stunning!
Beautiful machinery! I was a boilerman in the Navy, destroyers built in 1945
tincanboat thank you for your service
shut up you programed idiot
Now that's what I call a voltmeter. Very nice boiler, steam engine and attachments as well.
That’s the coolest cellphone charger I’ve ever seen
And most eco-unfirendly.
@@mustafayldrm3449 That depends on how you boil your water. A solar boiler would be fine; the only byproduct from that would be cooled water from the steam. Steam is only polluting if you're burning fuel which produces carbon monoxide in order to get it.
The steam engine is very nice and the generator works well, but I must say your volt meter is totally Uber Awesome!
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Excellent workmanship a very nice and detailed project in every aspect. Well done
A little masterpiece for every steampunk fan!
indeed
Very nicely engineered and a very good looking setup.
Hey, its been a while. Good to see you back. Lovely piece of craftsmanship!
hi Stone Mason, The tube is the gas line, it is running on Butane. The condensate isn't re used. Regs Cyril
Beautiful piece I could listen to it run all day
Very well built! Beautiful!
Very great! Putting to the output a 4-40V to 5V DC-DC converter and a lithium charger board, and the steam powerbank is done :D
That's sweet .I can tell you love what you are doing the workmen ship is great. I would love to have even 1/4 your talent and skill .
I'd be proud to own a beautiful set - up like this. :-)
I have been waiting a long time for your next video- Very Nice! I am rather partial to your Stirling engines and wondered if you will make any more videos of them. Glad to have you back!
I absolutely love the colours and the guy below me has a similar color
Sosososo
I love the craftsmanship with this! where did you get all of the parts like the small pressure gauge. I am planning on building something similar...
Impressive quality. Very well done.
I picture Wallace and gromit appearing any second .
I wondered where you'd gotten to, it seems to have been explained here! That puts my Mammod to shame. :) I think I'd have a charge lead to my iPhone on that, so I could have the best "Steampunk" charger on this planet
Fine craftsmanship!
A bit hard to understand the concept of this nice steam engine. What is that silver water tank for and the plastic water cup at 2:30.
Is this a purchased engine or did you build it yourself? Can I buy it in parts or kit form?
Also, what is that other ram on the lower left of the screen for? Is it a pump? (5:25)
Awesome! The voltmeter is great too :)
Glad to see you back Mr.Barumman ! Thought maybe you passed - even chk. U.K. papers.
Now that is one hell of a still you have built there Sir ! Ha,ha.... 181 or 90 proof output?
Really this is very efficient your engine!
How many watts of electricity it produces at the most?
Congratulations!
Greetings from Brazil,
Leandro.
Many people use stepper motors as generators there are tons of these
around for the taking especially in old inkjet printers..
👍🏼one of the best for sure
Hi the generator casing was made by me and the internal parts were reclaimed from an obsolete video recorder motor, sorry no longer available. regards, Cyril
You obviously are a fine craftsman and machinist. Very well built and highly practical steam/electrical generator. I see you can certainly generate 12 Volts DC and higher, thus, the energy could be stored in a dee cycle, flooded lead acid battery array, or wired straight to a pure sine wave 60 Hz 110 Volt DC to AC inverter to run in an RV. Just camp out somewhere. Pull out that steam boiler/engine to DC electric generator and viola ! What kind of "current" can you get out of that alternator you have your steam engine driving ? How many Watts ?
Needs some oils and adjustments.Well built looks awesome!
Simply Awesome!! Did you make castings for the gen housing,or make from stock?Love the meter,did you make it or buy?Thanks for posting this beautiful machine!
This is so beautiful any idea on how much it cost and where you got the small valves
Great job Barumman,without waterjet and any modern CNC machine, I am impressed.
Also I am cosider to built TMG generator for private use only but I can't find Beryllium Copper in mine country anyone can't help, please?
If the current was stable and precise enough you could charge your small electronics. A small 12V line conditioner would be another craft project.
Awesome little engine
Beautiful work!
Everyone takes reliable, cheap electricity for granted, your model is a superb demonstration of the engineering complexity required to produce electrical power from a hydro carbon fuel source.
What a fantastic study subject this would be for school children.
I wonder how many people realise that the majority of electrical power is still generated via a steam cycle, (from coal, gas or nuclear energy), albeit using turbines instead of reciprocating engines.
Is the vessel between the boiler and the water tank a condenser?
Have you ever worked out the overall efficiency? (Electrical energy output compared to gas energy input).
Regards Paul
What is knocking? A good engine is very quiet.
Amazing work on this, I'd love to have one but that'll never happen
Beautiful! Very nice work. Is the generator homemade too?
Great and intricate detail , I have to commend you on your craftsmanship , being a tool and die maker myself , I found the smaller things got , the more difficult they were to create.
Would it be possible to heat the water with a parabolic solar disc so no fossil fuel would be required ?
I am assuming you're running the engine on some kind of liquid fuel.
Very Impressive Steam Engine there I have to admit, one of the best most complete I've seen yet on youtube!
Might I ask where you aquired the generator? or are you using an old motor backwards?
It looks very much like an old Westinghouse generator to me.
How have the water readings been? I have wanted to build a miniature of a full-size plant since I was ten, not quite there yet. Nice to see, thanks for sharing.
Very nice. Thank you for sharing this video
Hi Barumman, i am really exited about your generator, i have a model steam engine by myself, but i didn't thought it had enough power to drive a generator, can you please tell me which generator you have, and where i can buy it ;-)?
superb! Great love work. Congrats
Is that thing run off of natural gas or propane or something? I see the tube running under the boiler or whatever it's called. I built a very crude one a while back and it fell apart because of shoddy construction. Yours is MUCH better. That thing is awesome!
I'm sure that engine can turn a much bigger generator with ease ??
Looks like a mini moonshine still!
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I hope this helps!
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Aaaaw the good old times
Yes & No, The outside casing is my work but the insides utilize a motor which I reclaimed from an old video recorder. :)
Immense! Well done!!
Wow...can i ask..., what if the boiler is from concentrated solar ...will it work?
Very quality work
Read the volt meter, at 4 .15
What part of the engine makes the knock sound?
Ever thought of modifying the light array so that it lights up progressively as the RPMs and voltage increase?
What turns the steam exhaust into water?
That is very cool.
Its beautiful
It recycles some of the water? I have seen regulators on steam engine, this doesn't have one?
Good job! Sir.
Awesome! what is your heat source please?
I too commend you on your craftsmanship. Do you have the drawing on the Boiler?
Hi, Read the volt meter, at 4 .15
Only 99% as there is a small amount of steam oil in it :) Best wishes to all, Cyril
How do you lubricate the piston with steam oil ?
thanks...enjoyed it!
Evening.sir. If im not mistaken is that a stuart no 8. really liked the video. Many thanks for sharing.
Stuart 10.
Incroyable!
beautiful
Hermoso motor , lo vendes ?
How many volts and amps are being released? Is it DC? Are these for sale?
Hi, The output voltage is shown in the video, It is DC , I am not sure of the current as I have not tested it, sorry not for sale.
adjust valve timing to stop the knocking
Wow! Now that is cool!
dude your awsome!
beautyfull machne....
Are instructions and diagrams available to build this?
really nice
Fantástico!!! :) :)
Pero muchos entristecen al ver la aclaración (no Whisky) :D :D
amazing!
What dyno are you using if I can ask? great bit of kit!
Hoverbot1TV The internal parts are from a salvaged VCR capstan motor.
Thanks, my steam channel is this one. I am starting to get to running a small alternator of a Stuart of some kind. I'll need a belt like that I think.
How much is the max power output in W
Where i can buy the generator?
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
can it charge my LG G3?
Easily
Kenneth Kwan Oh yeah, heck yeah. It can probably charge several, depending on if you have a battery to store the charge and fuel for the motor
What is the watts or amp output on the generator? Trying to run the numbers if it would recharge a deep cycle AGM marine battery. Even it it wont, would still be cool to build this - any way you can provide a material list to replicate what you have built?
and curl your hair.
vary good I wish I had one !!
Owning one of these takes a lot of time and knowledge. There's oiling, using the right water performing maintenance and many other stuff. I have a steam engine of my own and every day hat 9 pm I do maintenance.
how many volts?
Thank you. :)
A bit of knock there,,,don't you think?
That's a funny looking eccentric
Bella!
Very nice
Wow!