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Bremen Stirling engine
castings and drawings
- Shown here is an original Bremen Caloric pumping engine with our casting
set prototype
- These engines were used to pump water from a well or stream to storgae
tanks in remote locations
- The burner could be powered by natural or artificial gas, pertol or
alcohol
- This is not a difficult engine to build but would suit those with
larger machinery such as a Colchester lathe or similar
- Comprehensive book of drawings including parts list,
exploded assembly drawings & single page part drawings, 53 pages
- Castings include base plate, crank support, flywheel, crank arms,
lower beam, pump body, cylinder block, power cylinder cap, upper guide,
upper beam & two name plates
- Material includes displacer tube, spun liner & piston heat shield
- Additional material will be required
- Impressive engine standing 40" tall, 13"
wide, 11.5" dia flywheel (approx) with working water pump
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Robinson Stirling engine
castings and drawings
MARCH'23 OFFER £435
inc UK p&p
- This model is based on a surviving example originally displayed at
the Brighton Engineerium
- It is a half size model with a power cylinder bore of 2"
- Castings, materials and drawings for home machining
- Comprehensive book of drawings, inc exploded
views.
- Castings include 3 legs, displacer cylinder base, displacer shroud,
main bed plate, power cylinder, crank disc, crank pedestal and flywheel
- Material includes displacer cylinder cover (pressing), displacer piston
ends (two pressings), displacer piston tube, linkage parts (6), piston
& crank rod
- Can be built on a Myford or similar
- Ideal beginners model with easy to handle parts &
simple components
- 18" tall 12.5" long 8" dia flywheel
(approx)
- Additional material will be required
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