Some of you may be able to see it, many not.
There is a hidden “steam plant” in this steam plant!
Ha!
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You call that a steam plant? ? ? ? ?
It needs more, looks half finished.
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You call that a steam plant? ? ? ? ?
It needs more, looks half finished.
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You don’t see the steam plant?
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I don't, I just see one lubricator and one exhaust
You call that a steam plant? ? ? ? ?
It needs more, looks half finished.
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Don’t temp me. Teehee. I’m considering a steam injector instead of a hand water feed pump.
This is really my experimental plant. 🌱
I was kinda thinking, you need a water tower...towering over this steam Kingdom. 😄
Teehee. I’m considering a steam injector instead of a hand water feed pump.
There's a shiteload of room left there to fit one in
Teehee. I’m considering a steam injector instead of a hand water feed pump.
There's a shiteload of room left there to fit one in
I still am planning to put a gas tank and permanent burner on this. Lol!
Teehee. I’m considering a steam injector instead of a hand water feed pump.
There's a shiteload of room left there to fit one in
I still am planning to put a gas tank and permanent burner on this. Lol!
There is always a second story to be considered, or maybe putting a basement underneath for essentials.
Teehee. I’m considering a steam injector instead of a hand water feed pump.
There's a shiteload of room left there to fit one in
I still am planning to put a gas tank and permanent burner on this. Lol!
There is always a second story to be considered, or maybe putting a basement underneath for essentials.
That’s actually a really good idea. And if I could get the basement lighting with the dynamo even better.
Might as well post my most recent update to the plant. Prior, I was using a rubber hose connection from the exhaust to the chuff pot nipple.
Found a way to get the height perfect and then measured what it would take to get a PMR pipe 3/16 to hold the “chuff device” in place and still function normally, after cutting it to length using a dremmel.
The chuff pot isn’t changed in anyway, just accommodates a 3/16 exhaust pipe this way without any changes.
All it simply is is the exhaust pipe is in place of the screw nipple that holds the chuffer up. Shoved some teflon tape in between the groove of the pipe and diameter of the hole as it isn’t true.
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Looks like a true steampunk device!