TOY MODEL STEAM BOAT ENGINES Part 4 tubalcain & tubalcain jr.

In 1860 this would have been close to magic. I saw a vintage tin speed boat based on this principal.

LOL "enough fuel to power the titanic" Thats HILARIOUS!

Thank you for sharing the book website and for creating the video!

I liked that, boating fun on Lake Atlas!

Thumbs up for some great time spent with your grandson. A great memory he will hold for many years to come.

Heh.  Very funny.  I liked it.  Nice to see you workign with the kids.  Thanks for the video, mr Pete, and Jorden.  :(

This is what today's kids are missing...QUALITY TIME!
$3 worth of supplies and an hour or so...skills learned and nice life long memories.
Well done men...

nice; always enjoy your vids. BTW, the epoxy works but you also can solder since sardine can is "tin" not alum. Just need to sand a bit before you do. Cheers

Mr. Pete, I quite enjoyed your toy model steam boat engines!! What an awesome class project! Merci! :-)

No--He was from Eng.---I think he passed away.

hi ,i have enjoyed your videos , are you the tubalcain who used to write in the english model engineer magazine.thanks dave in the uk.

Your point about "minor" skills adding up and perhaps leading to a desire for further skills is a huge one! How many boys get this kind of experience nowadays? Hope the video will spark some creative thinking!

nice

13:52 .. Maybe left that out.

Built 6 of them for the kids and my nephews. Awesome idea. Thanks.

Please post more machining shop videos. I really enjoy watching them. Thanks!

Thanks Again for the great fun. Good to see your producer back at work. Jordan does a fine job. Take Care and be well.

Have a look at "Doubleboost" channel for some steam engines made by "Bob".

Instead of Tubal-Cain Jr. How about Discipulus aerea? Great videos guys. Very informative. Recently made a female bell after watching your tool box tour.

Great video guys! And Jr. Won by the way. Seems the hotter fire won out. Is that your experience?