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The Regular Stuff: Chat, Buy, Sell, Off Topic, etc. => General Discussion - Model & Toy Steam Engines – Stirling Cycle – Flame Lickers – Small Antique Originals => Topic started by: Jim on December 02, 2020, 08:32:37 pm
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I really like that Jim, Very pretty in Red and Brass. :)
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Awesome Jim.
Thanks for the schematic.
Have you steamed it yet?
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Thanks all, its a pretty simple design the internal spinning fan, even at 120 psi there is zero vibration -
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Fun project Jim, well done !
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Nicely done Jim , seems well balanced (as stated prior) and very nicely presented. The real fun of a turbine is the "spooling up" & yours does that with ease 😄.
Well done that.
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Nicely balanced at speed. For a DYI, it seems that would be the hard part.
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My X-ray eyes aren't working tonight JIM, so you're going to have to open it up to share the inner secrets with us! ;c)
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Great sound to that one 8)
I like your heavy duty hose clamp too :D Always a fun scramble when a line blows off at high psi :D
Looked everywhere to take one off something else Nick and couldn't find one so the vice was the next best thing. There was some air leakage though from it being squashed :)
The big dog has had enough 'turbine' noise for today or I'm gonna' have to give him a Valium.
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Great sound to that one 8)
I like your heavy duty hose clamp too :D Always a fun scramble when a line blows off at high psi :D
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Steam Turbine - Home Made and first Air Test
Really enjoyed this making this DIY steam turbine. Extremely loud running at 60 psi and I made the fan that runs on a steel axle and bearings from a hefty piece of brass and the fan blades from a heavy gauge copper so there is a fair bit of weight when its spinning.
https://youtu.be/7EBSqvYr5GE