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This is Jan Ridders’ newest Stirling engine. It’s so small it uses a 1 Euro coin for the flywheel and a couple of 5 Euro cent pieces for the top and bottom plates of the displacer cylinder. Jan will tell you that he got the idea for building a micro- engine Continue reading A couple of “micro” Stirlings Jan Ridders has updated plans on his web site for two of his favorite engines: a 2-cylinder flame eater and a Scuderi Split Cylinder internal combustion engine.The flame eater was one of the first engines that Jan drew up detailed plans for and one that has received a lot of interest since he first made Continue reading Jan Ridders’ Updated Flame Eater and “Scuderi” 4-stroke Engine Plans
Jan Ridders recently updated his plans for a vertical flame eater engine that he originally made in 2003 as a birthday present for his son Marc. He made a number of improvements and redrew the plans using a CAD program. Jan says this engine is “more forceful and noisy” than his Stirling Continue reading Jan Ridders’ Flame Eater “Marc” Here is a list of the materials you will need to build Jan Ridders‘ new simple low temperature differential Stirling Engine. You can download the plans here (PDF). I was going to build his Coffee Cup Stirling but I have started building this one instead because it will take a lot less time. I have Continue reading Materials List for Jan Ridders’ Simple LTD Stirling Engine |
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