Thank you for nice comments.

Much better than watching the yule log burn in a fire place on TV at Christmas time.

The cost is $25,000

@@mesofius You don't own it so shut up. It's a nice plant but worth no where near that much.

@@steamandsmoke97 If you want it, that's how much you'll have to pay for it.

@@mesofius It's worth $5,000 on a good day. No more. Once again, you don't own it. You likely own nothing worthy of note considering the lack of content on your channel. Where's your collection? Mine's online for all to see. And it's expanding.

If one search for '1/12 brick' or 1/16 on ebay there are some major suppliers there. I'm going to need something for my first steam project myself. I've also seen with standard ceramic tile dealers there are different kinds of small tiles, like 1x1 inch to be found that can be fine to use for flooring

I did it with jute twine and then painted it with white colour.

Und so schön leise. Das bekommt vilesco nicht hin

It is necessary because of the transmission.

Dampfharry well, it still is a beautiful piece of art, I have watched the video again and again. Thank you for sharing.

I made it.

I built it.

I should have guessed! Lovely work!

I made it from tubes of brass.

If you were interested, I'd pay you to produce a small number of these light stands for my own display? Not something that I've seen for sale from hobby suppliers.

Thank you, it is the standard flywhell

you should make a sawmill for it

Most steam engines are total-loss lubrication, all of it at some point or another drips out or gets flung out and wasted after being used which is why the oil cups need to be continously refilled. The only engines that were not total-loss were high speed engines used for generator, centrifugal pump, and fan service, as well as Doble steam car engines. Those engines had an enclosed crank case with a sump much like an IC engine and were either splash lubricated, or pressure lubricated on larger engines. Skinner Uniflow engines were some of the biggest high-speed reciprocating engines to exist that had an enclosed case with an actual oil pump.

I made a oil pan under the engine, but of course you have to clean a lot by hand.

I built it from a kit.

Ja,es funktioniert!

It is made of leather.

Thank you. It is only 3 volt.

Montana Chill Minatur Ziegel. German company.

Piece by piece with tile glue.

Diese Maschinen liefen in echt 100 bis 120 U/min. Höhrere Drehzahlen sind keine Kunst, sind aber möglich.