I hope the viewers appreciate how skilled the work here is. I came here to understand how a steam engine works and left impressed by the craftsman the built this. Nicely done.
As impressive as this is, it really makes me appreciate the first steam engines even more, since people didn't have all these modern electric crafting tools back at the start of the industrial revolution.
@@maciejnowakprojects we need to couple this with a fresnel lense, in an observatory made like setup dat aling itself to the sun using its own energy pulled out from the dynamo. i would even couple a farmbot to it.. this all in open share.. even the vegetal recognition... and with 3d printers now...
That big old flywheel on there it can probably provide 6-12v. You would be better off with a steam powered turbine. You wouldn’t loose as much energy to friction. If you mean mechanical power not much you can stop them with one finger. The pressure determines the power here. Whatever the boiler can put out and the engine can withstand.
@@fsecofficial Apparently turbines require very hot steam to not take damage from water droplets, which is why I've been looking into steam engines myself. If it's plausible to use steam to generate at least 1kw of power, combined with the heat of burning wood in the first place would be enough to heat and power a house during the cold and expensive winter months.
@@TheRenofox Yep, precisely why I'm looking into it too. I've been thinking of building one with a rocket stove around it to save as much heat as possible.
I also made similar engine and i have few tips. Instead handtight bolt with nut which holds cylinder use longer bolt with soft spring and nut, it will seal better. Also if you want engine to run faster you can clean these bearings from grease and lube them with few drops of oil Great job as always
Do the intake- and cylinder holes have to be 100% aligned at the "top of the circle", or at 90°, for it to work? (if the piston is the furthest into the cylinder at 0°, then the "top of the circle" would be at 90°, and the bottom would be at 270°) I am considering making one myself, but afraid I don't have the same facilities. Could this work with a soda can, syringe and a little experimentation?
This is so beautiful that it makes me excited to be alive in this world again. It is incredible how such a machine can be built by anyone willing to learn in this day and age.
Good job, only thing the 'rack' that you screwed on the end of the crankshaft is in fact a 'toothed pully' and the 'pressure fuse' that you used as a stopper is a 'safety valve'.
Je suis admiratif du travail effectué. Ça a l'air d'être facile à faire, mais en réalité ça nécessite beaucoup de compétences. Par ailleurs, la réalisation nécessite aussi du matériel et des machines qui ne sont pas à la portée de tout le monde. En fin la vidéo ne montre pas la précision des mesures à respecter pour le bon fonctionnement du produit fini. Pour des bricoleurs comme moi, c'est un plaisir pour les yeux.
You could make the boiler more efficient if you put some rods vertical as to let the heat warm all the water instead of just the bottom. Very cool build all around good job.
light weight tools e.g. an old jigsaw, small generator, small water pump. They used them during ww2 for radio power and you can use anything that burns as fuel.
Just a question. Wouldn't you get better efficiency if you attached the pivot point of the piston cylinder with a bearing so there's less friction as it pivots up and down? Awesome machine.
Probably not, because it does not move that fast, wear is very minimal, and the crank stroke is using its leverage against the stationary pivot. Could probably use a bearing on the flywheel side where it attaches to the connecting rod.
Oh boy! It would be awesome to see second version with propper steam dome, valve gear & reverser (for applying pressure to both upward and downward stroke of piston and changing direction of rotation). Don't forget throttle bar like in real steam locos too! Subed up!
Tks bro I am from Sri Lanka I got many tips of simple solutions for pneumatic handling. Nice craftsmanship. Waiting for ur next clear precentation. We will get together & make this power greedy world into a peaceful planet
I wudnt be surprised if the amount of force this small steam engine makes is enuf to run a push mower, not using electrical parts to convert the force to energy to electricity and then using a electric motor back to a force, but rather the drive shaft or watever it’s called be directly connected to the parts that make the blade move. And with how small it is it wud be more efficient with that small size.
Would be more efficient if you had a way to time supply pressure, instead of a continuous feed. It would require a larger pressurized line but would also decrease the range of pressure the boiler was subjected too by cutting off the low end of the cycle.
Nice job I would like to know how you did the marking out for the two holes the inlet and the outlet as you drilled them before the engine was assembled??
Gracias por mostrar este proyecto; es la demostración de que el vapor genera movimiento, y es el principio , utilizaron en las locomotoras, debían ,de llevar vagones llenos de carbón, pero ahora se puede con hidrógeno,,.Desde Barrancabermeja Colombia
yes a fresnel lense would be ideal, in an observatory made like setup dat aling itself to the sun using its own energy, u could even couple this to a farm bot dat you print yourself the pieces with a 3d printer, the vegetal recognition systems and all is in open share alrdy. this could lead people autonomy on clean energy and food, you only will only need the particles for the 3d printer, which can print pieces for alot of people.
im curious about how much resistance that pulley can withstand when a load is added. if i put an old idler pulley and a converted fan motor(diy generator) on it with a repurposed engine belt how much torque/speed will be lost and how much would it generate? would it be enough to charge battery banks (depending on set up) quicker than solar cells?
@@ZygmuntKiliszewski ⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran
Honestly the fact these were around before real engines when I'd say these were much harder dangerous but essentially were the backbone of the world's goods trains even ships
Awesome work indeed. Wouldn't it be better, if the piston rod were static, instead of moving along with the rotation of the wheels. A connecting rod between the side of the wheel and piston rod, would make it even more efficient.
My late father had a model boat, ca 1920s, "Peggy" brand, with a steam engine very similar to this one. It went OK until the late 50s when the boat became unseaworthy, as it were!
Ive got an idea for you :) i used my steam engine ive built during my apprenticeship to power a shashlik grill, works quite nicely and is a great conversation starter at partys!
So the SS pipe was accurate enough off the shelf, you didn't bore it in the lathe? Did you do incremental passes on the piston until it was the perfect fit? awesome vid thankyou.
You gotta look for a pipe that doesnt have a seam on the inside , they are a little bit more pricy but not too much , if it has a seam on the inside you can feel , this wil not work;
I hope the viewers appreciate how skilled the work here is. I came here to understand how a steam engine works and left impressed by the craftsman the built this. Nicely done.
one of the most elegant I've seen. lineup is incredible. Would love to know how many watts it produces
some fucking pop there. very nice,
try mirror finishing the parts before coating with teflon for more efficiency
Me too
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but him wearing gloves at the drill press was stressing me out! 6:14
As impressive as this is, it really makes me appreciate the first steam engines even more, since people didn't have all these modern electric crafting tools back at the start of the industrial revolution.
I am jealous of two thing here: 1. Your very well stocked workshop and 2. Your excellent fabrication skills. A pleasure to watch. Thank you.
I'm thinking of the cost ffs, how much
I love how you make it look so very simple and break it down into easy to follow steps! Great job and thank you!
It is simple...
@@jjhack3r Not possible.
@@MohdYunus-px7qn i mean he did it and so did many other people
@@jjhack3r exactly its simple
It definitely seems simple. If I had access to his work shop including all his tool, I’d probably have no problem making one myself
Videos like these are among the most valuable on the internet. Thank you.
Thanks !
@@maciejnowakprojects we need to couple this with a fresnel lense, in an observatory made like setup dat aling itself to the sun using its own energy pulled out from the dynamo. i would even couple a farmbot to it.. this all in open share.. even the vegetal recognition... and with 3d printers now...
FANTASTIC! Beautiful in simplicity, construction, and operation. Well done indeed 👍
I'd be very interested to see how much power this rig makes, interesting idea for a video for sure!
That big old flywheel on there it can probably provide 6-12v. You would be better off with a steam powered turbine. You wouldn’t loose as much energy to friction. If you mean mechanical power not much you can stop them with one finger. The pressure determines the power here. Whatever the boiler can put out and the engine can withstand.
@@fsecofficial Apparently turbines require very hot steam to not take damage from water droplets, which is why I've been looking into steam engines myself.
If it's plausible to use steam to generate at least 1kw of power, combined with the heat of burning wood in the first place would be enough to heat and power a house during the cold and expensive winter months.
@@TheRenofox Yep, precisely why I'm looking into it too. I've been thinking of building one with a rocket stove around it to save as much heat as possible.
@@zoro-i8uor just use the rocket stove to heat the house lol
@@blakegray3427 can rocket stove provide electricity?
I also made similar engine and i have few tips.
Instead handtight bolt with nut which holds cylinder use longer bolt with soft spring and nut, it will seal better.
Also if you want engine to run faster you can clean these bearings from grease and lube them with few drops of oil
Great job as always
Do the intake- and cylinder holes have to be 100% aligned at the "top of the circle", or at 90°, for it to work? (if the piston is the furthest into the cylinder at 0°, then the "top of the circle" would be at 90°, and the bottom would be at 270°)
I am considering making one myself, but afraid I don't have the same facilities. Could this work with a soda can, syringe and a little experimentation?
By watching this clip one learns not only how a steam engine works, but how to make one at home!
This is so beautiful that it makes me excited to be alive in this world again. It is incredible how such a machine can be built by anyone willing to learn in this day and age.
Yes
Incredible video can’t believe I’m sitting here watching a truly talented craftsman at 4 in the morning.
Good job, only thing the 'rack' that you screwed on the end of the crankshaft is in fact a 'toothed pully' and the 'pressure fuse' that you used as a stopper is a 'safety valve'.
The accuracy and precision of this man’s measurements is insane
Прекрасная и НАГЛЯДНАЯ РЕАЛИЗАЦИЯ ПРАВОВОГО ДВИГАТЕЛЯ!!!!!!
Je suis admiratif du travail effectué. Ça a l'air d'être facile à faire, mais en réalité ça nécessite beaucoup de compétences. Par ailleurs, la réalisation nécessite aussi du matériel et des machines qui ne sont pas à la portée de tout le monde. En fin la vidéo ne montre pas la précision des mesures à respecter pour le bon fonctionnement du produit fini. Pour des bricoleurs comme moi, c'est un plaisir pour les yeux.
Fantastic demonstration of how a steam works! My son loved the video.
You could make the boiler more efficient if you put some rods vertical as to let the heat warm all the water instead of just the bottom. Very cool build all around good job.
What would be a practical application for a steam engine that size? Like what could you power
charge your phone 😂
light weight tools e.g. an old jigsaw, small generator, small water pump. They used them during ww2 for radio power and you can use anything that burns as fuel.
Most impractical fan ever maybe
Desk fan
A lightbulb
Very nice, just a little polite tip, leaving the chuck key in the chuck is a very bad habit, and an accident waiting to happen. Cheers.
Brilliant work, Maciej! Really well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
That thing is built to last a lifetime!
Just a question. Wouldn't you get better efficiency if you attached the pivot point of the piston cylinder with a bearing so there's less friction as it pivots up and down?
Awesome machine.
Probably not, because it does not move that fast, wear is very minimal, and the crank stroke is using its leverage against the stationary pivot. Could probably use a bearing on the flywheel side where it attaches to the connecting rod.
This is why he used the brass fitting. It has less friction than steel.
Let him cook, he's about to start a new era in the human race 🔥🔥
Wow thank you so much for helping me visualize these things!
Oh boy! It would be awesome to see second version with propper steam dome, valve gear & reverser (for applying pressure to both upward and downward stroke of piston and changing direction of rotation). Don't forget throttle bar like in real steam locos too! Subed up!
Lovely steam engine, well done great workmanship. I like it 👍
Now you need to put it on a rolling chassis and use rc parts to make a steam locomotive.
Impressive craftmanship👍👍👍
Tks bro
I am from Sri Lanka
I got many tips of simple solutions for pneumatic handling.
Nice craftsmanship. Waiting for ur next clear precentation.
We will get together & make this power greedy world into a peaceful planet
Very fine craftsmanship.
As tiny as Is, the engineering and the creativity that goes in there is amazing
I would to see you hook this up to an electric generator. I would really love to how much power a steam engine this size could generate.
I wudnt be surprised if the amount of force this small steam engine makes is enuf to run a push mower, not using electrical parts to convert the force to energy to electricity and then using a electric motor back to a force, but rather the drive shaft or watever it’s called be directly connected to the parts that make the blade move. And with how small it is it wud be more efficient with that small size.
That is stunning. And really beautiful craftsmanship.
I would love to recreate this myself, and then use it in a steamboat project!
what pressure was the safety valve rated for
Very nice, excellent craftsmanship sir!
Nice to have all the tools ate bro. Lovely tutorial. Thanks
Love the welding looks very good I’m going to make one of these
Would be more efficient if you had a way to time supply pressure, instead of a continuous feed. It would require a larger pressurized line but would also decrease the range of pressure the boiler was subjected too by cutting off the low end of the cycle.
Very nice piece of workmanship.
Love the cylinder design! Thanks!
A larger steam engine could power anything!
i built a similar one in hi school, fun project! it'll also run on compressed air.
excellent craftsmanship
I can appreciate the simplicity of the valve system.
how does the valve system work?
I am absolutely convinced that if you could think of a fun use of a matter transporter that you would figure out a way to make one!
man this is amazing! you should do a bigger one an power some vehicle, like a bike with some car tires, it would be sick!
As a steam locomotive fan, I approve this
Nice job I would like to know how you did the marking out for the two holes the inlet and the outlet as you drilled them before the engine was assembled??
Gracias por mostrar este proyecto; es la demostración de que el vapor genera movimiento, y es el principio , utilizaron en las locomotoras, debían ,de llevar vagones llenos de carbón, pero ahora se puede con hidrógeno,,.Desde Barrancabermeja Colombia
Fantastic video with fantastic explanation of every part as well; thank you!
Too good lad, I am impressed. Hope you innovate something really good. Thank you for sharing your hard work and skills.
Beautiful welding skills.
I love this. I am here thinking that could transform into a generator to power a home.
Very nice, it reminds me of the wileso seam engine I had. The old reliable oscillating cylinder. I like your work
Thank a cigarette that with new machines like this, man will achieve powered flight within a century or so.
I've tried and tried to make something like that but never came close 😂 Great job.
❤❤❤
I am now convinced I need a TIG welder.
Great job. I love steam powered machines .
"good sliding properties"
i like this guy
Immaculate welds!
would it be more efficient if the wheel was spoked., less weight etc? Interesting project
Now imagine it with an adaptable solar concentrator as the other “fuel” input.
Great build’ Subbed!
yes a fresnel lense would be ideal, in an observatory made like setup dat aling itself to the sun using its own energy, u could even couple this to a farm bot dat you print yourself the pieces with a 3d printer, the vegetal recognition systems and all is in open share alrdy. this could lead people autonomy on clean energy and food, you only will only need the particles for the 3d printer, which can print pieces for alot of people.
Great workmanship.
Good job mister well done
can the water be in a closed loop as compared to it being lost now?
Tell you what though... with access to the right tools and materials. This looks easy enough to build.
Over all nice work.
im curious about how much resistance that pulley can withstand when a load is added. if i put an old idler pulley and a converted fan motor(diy generator) on it with a repurposed engine belt how much torque/speed will be lost and how much would it generate? would it be enough to charge battery banks (depending on set up) quicker than solar cells?
Very good working engine 👍. I made one like that but smaller, powered with compressed air and it is so much faster
Would be fun to see this on a bicycle
Where exactly is the inlet of steam ?
That part is moving !!!!
How the steam is going into the piston exactly??
Nice build. I like reading the comments where all the experts could have built it better...
Good job, congratulations 👌.
Dziękuję Tobie za prezentację.
Thanks you for the presentation 😀.
Dziękuję 😀.
@@ZygmuntKiliszewski ⚠️ God has said in the Quran:
🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 )
🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 )
🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 )
🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 )
🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 )
⚠️ Quran
Honestly the fact these were around before real engines when I'd say these were much harder dangerous but essentially were the backbone of the world's goods trains even ships
Nothing can beat ICEs!
Sure just about anything ...when there is no fuel for ICE!
I really like these wobbler steam engines!
Great man...
No precision instruments. ?
Brilliant. Shear class. Fire stove, your idea, to generating electricity for my man cave ( garage) thankyou.
Awesome work indeed. Wouldn't it be better, if the piston rod were static, instead of moving along with the rotation of the wheels. A connecting rod between the side of the wheel and piston rod, would make it even more efficient.
*???????* This is an oscillating steam engine : a connecting rod is not needed and not wanted , because it wouldn't work at all ! 😊
Awesome build.
Great lesson for me! Thank you so much! Keep the amazing job up to support us live our vision!!!!!!!!!!!
4:07 THANK you ! every kid should have build one ? to think about things work =)
this is art work ! welding as a state of the Art !
My late father had a model boat, ca 1920s, "Peggy" brand, with a steam engine very similar to this one. It went OK until the late 50s when the boat became unseaworthy, as it were!
That's so cool, well done.
That's one sexy little engine! Well done.
Beautiful work. I'm wondering if one of these would have enough power to turn a small prop on a 10' aluminum boat. Well done
The efficiency is very low and you need to have fireplace on board. The real steam engine has much more sofisticated and complex boiler.
Great information. Awesome simple design Thanks!
É muito bom ter ferramentas e conhecimento pra tudo.
It’s amazing to think how primitive yet efficient the steam engine is
A good, solid, safe build
Impressive craftmanship, what kind of welder is that? Very nice video!
Sir , from where is the steam in the cylinder is helping the wheel to rotate
Sorry , now I understand
this guy is sir Nigel Gresley of modern era
How is this so simple you need a freaking metal shop
Ive got an idea for you :) i used my steam engine ive built during my apprenticeship to power a shashlik grill, works quite nicely and is a great conversation starter at partys!
I advise you add a water glass to your steam engine. The bottom of the boiler can be warped if the fire continues to heat it up without any water.
So the SS pipe was accurate enough off the shelf, you didn't bore it in the lathe? Did you do incremental passes on the piston until it was the perfect fit? awesome vid thankyou.
You gotta look for a pipe that doesnt have a seam on the inside , they are a little bit more pricy but not too much , if it has a seam on the inside you can feel , this wil not work;
Very interesting!!! I love metal work!!!
Very nice job you are doing, thank you for sharing, are you goi g to put some lubricating in some areas?
It reminds me the steam locomotive history of India 🇮🇳
Can I have your steam engine?
I call dibs
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no me
@@iwastemytimeonroblox to late I already got it