Скачать или смотреть Rich Wasnak's Miniature Steam Engines

Rich Wasnak has been building miniature steam engines from scrap alloy metals, such as brass, copper and stainless steel, for over 40 years. Rich’s handmade engines are miniature versions of their larger counterparts that were one of the most important inventions of the Industrial Revolution! Using hot steam from boiling water to drive a piston back and forth inside a cylinder, these powerful machines were everywhere. They drove machinery in factories, flour and fabric mills. They were used in mines and powered pumping stations. And steam engines soon conquered the business of transporting people by powering railway locomotives, ships and road vehicles. Rich will field questions and demonstrate his fun and fascinating little engines powering a variety of miniature devices, including a man cutting wood, a trip hammer, and a spinning carousel of tiny military planes!
For Bookings Contact Diane Wasnak • [email protected]
For safety reasons, Rich demonstrates his miniature engines using AIR instead of steam.