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Assortment of plastic gears for sale. 70 in total.
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How to delete unpublished video instructable ?
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Drinks can Stirling engines (UK & EU only)
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» In step 5, the old style stems are prone to snapping. Something to do with the type of …
» 531 is quite nice! A nice, light weight, quality bike is worth it's weight in gold, fo…
» It could be the crankshaft isn't straight or the balloon is too tight. But without havi…
» It could be the crankshaft isn't straight or the balloon is too tight. But without havi…
» It often takes 24 - 48 for an entry to get into a contest, as the staff have to approve…
» I think the bubbles are caused by something else, not the temperature difference. I see…
» If you use a solid displacer rod you can achieve higher RPM's and more power, but it ne…
» The displacer does not product any power/force, so the line needn't be solid. All of th…
» The joule thief is ready assembled in the cylindrical container. They're sold as "emerg…
» It comes ready assembled with the emergency mobile phone charger. It's shown running on…
» 531 is quite nice! A nice, light weight, quality bike is worth it's weight in gold, fo…
» It could be the crankshaft isn't straight or the balloon is too tight. But without havi…
» It could be the crankshaft isn't straight or the balloon is too tight. But without havi…
» It often takes 24 - 48 for an entry to get into a contest, as the staff have to approve…
» I think the bubbles are caused by something else, not the temperature difference. I see…
» If you use a solid displacer rod you can achieve higher RPM's and more power, but it ne…
» The displacer does not product any power/force, so the line needn't be solid. All of th…
» The joule thief is ready assembled in the cylindrical container. They're sold as "emerg…
» It comes ready assembled with the emergency mobile phone charger. It's shown running on…
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Thanks for the Comment on My brake light instructable. I love all your stirling engine instructables. Have always wanted to build one.
OK, so you've build a whole load of stirlings - which is the best to start on?
I fancy building one myself, and If I can do it, I want to repeat the exercise with a class.
I fancy building one myself, and If I can do it, I want to repeat the exercise with a class.
Mar 26, 2011. 4:56 AMscraptopower (author)
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You could try this one link or I'd go for the simple coke can engine that I recently posted here.
Feb 1, 2011. 4:15 PMscraptopower (author)
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Mostly for being featured in the newsletter it seems, hover over the icons and it will tell you how I got them :)
Ok haha, I thought so because 'reuk' means sense of smell, and you had a cat as a photo which have good noses.
May 24, 2010. 4:10 AMscraptopower (author)
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Heh, actually it chose it because I like renewable power and I'm in the UK :)
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