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    Ford's First Engine

    If still available could I recieve plans for the first engine; forward to [email protected] Thank you
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    Crankshaft turning jig

    I see this is a old thread but would you have drawings or a sketch of the jig I am having trouble visualing the jig If available email to [email protected] Thank you Robert Wager
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    Wobbly engine plan for critique.

    I am rather new to steam engines; but your design looks like something I could accomplish. I have downloaded the revised drawings but see that a number of the compounds lack dimensions. Is there a set of dimensioned drawings? If so could you email a set to the address below Bikerbob@magma Dot...
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    Design of oscillating steam engine

    Thanks for the web site; will check it out Bikerbob
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    Design of oscillating steam engine

    Thanks for the info I have redesigned the cylinder for a 2" stroke and 3/32 dia ports now to start looking for material bikerbob
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    Design of oscillating steam engine

    Good day folks I would like to design a oscillating steam engine. I am looking for reference material (books videos etc) to aid in the design I am envisioning an engine with 1" bore and 2 to 3" stroke operating on compressed air Need info on bore to stroke ratio; port dias; and oscillating...
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    Piston Valve Vs Slide Valve

    Good day Phil If plans for the engine above are still available; could you scan and email a copy to me (bikerbobatmagmadotca) Thanks Bikerbob
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    Air vs Steam

    Thanks for the replies;; I gather that for most model engines I don't have to worry about steam or air as a source
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    Air vs Steam

    I am new to the forum and steam engines. I have a question regarding design of model steam engines. Air does not expand like steam in the cylinder; therefore I would assume that it would lead to design changes (port areas; lead and lag timing etc.); yet all engines seem to be designed for steam...
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