Model Engine Maker
Engines => From Plans => Topic started by: Jack on November 07, 2018, 09:50:37 PM
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Hello Everybody
I finally went back to work in the shop after a long summer, and I decided to make a simple little oscillator that was in a book of plans that I found on the internet. I didn't take a lot of pictures but I did make a little video this morning after I got it running on air.
Still needs a little tweaking and fine tuning to get it to run smoother and slower.
[youtube1]https://youtu.be/2O0kjRM_pWY[/youtube1]
Thanks for looking
Jack
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Hello Jack,
Nice job and a neat looking engine.
Have a great day,
Thomas
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Very interesting design Jack. You should also post the video in the Showcase section since it is finished aside from the tweaking. Well done.
Bill
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Very nice, never seen one like that before.
:ThumbsUp:
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Very interesting design - looks like it could very easily be converted to run both ways ….
Oh and nicely done :cheers:
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Nice!
I've also not seen a design like that. It's worth taking to a show.
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Curious what the reason/purpose is for the arc-shaped slider gizmo on the back of the cylinder?
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Since I don't see any elliptical drive on it anywhere, I assume that slotted gizmo is what is shifting the slide valve in the cylinder.
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This engine is one of the 3 engines from Roy Ouzof's book "The Elegant Oscillators". This book also contains the plans from the Coventry which I and a couple of others here have built.
I hadn't seen an example of this one at any shows previously, and it looks like a good runner.
The third engine from the book, a wall engine, is one I've seen a couple of examples of at shows.