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Assemble a classic mechanical experiment in stainless steel.
The Mechanical Science Engine. is an 18cm-long metallic model designed to demonstrate visible thermal motion through a clean horizontal piston layout.
At its core. a single rotating piston drives horizontal piston movement. transferring force through a connecting rod into a smooth-turning flywheel.
The exposed crank mechanism makes every movement easy to observe. while the external heating chamber powers the system through a simple and elegant mechanical cycle.
Built from stainless steel pieces and mounted on a dedicated display stand. the model combines scientific demonstration with refined industrial presentation.
Included assembly tools complete the hands-on experience.
Assemble the mechanism. Watch motion unfold.
Dimensions:
18cm x 9cm x 8.5cm
7in x 3.5in x 3.3in
Key Features:
- 18cm Long
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1 Rotating Piston
- Horizontal Piston Movement
- Stainless Steel Pieces
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Flywheel
- Connecting Rod
- Visible Crank Movement
- External Heating Chamber
- Display Stand
- Assembly Tools
- Epic Level of Detail & Accuracy
- Building Instruction Booklet Included in Parcel
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