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Jeroen Jonkman built this Gamma type Stirling engine for his father’s 60th birthday. He also drew a nice set of plans for it and is very generously sharing them. You can download them here from MachinistBlog (PDF) or from HMEM if you’re registered there and logged in. I asked, but Jeroen didn’t Continue reading Free Plans: Jeroen Jonkman’s “Stirling 60″
This Stirling engine can be built without machine tools or machinist skills. It uses inexpensive and easy-to-find materials and it looks like it is easy to make. I wanted to include it for our many visitors who aren’t machinists but who come here looking for plans for Stirling engines they can Continue reading Simple Coke Can Stirling Engine
This is a follow-up to my last post about small Stirling engines. This video shows one that might be the world’s smallest. It was made by Günter Bettinger, who has a web site which shows some of the very beautiful and interesting engines he’s made. It’s in German, but you can see Continue reading The smallest Stirling engine?
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 |
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