Other Sites of Interest

Last updated May 27, 2007 please notify if you find a broken link

• Dr. J. R. Senfts' Home page. Dr. Senft is the inventor of what is known as the Low Temperature Differiential Stirling Engine (aka The Senft Engine) and has published a number of books and papers on Stirling engines.
• Ron Steele's page Plans for an exciting four cylinder Stirling engine. (Also if your interested in CNC conversions Ron offer plans to convert the "Mini-Mill and Mini-Lathe see links on his page.)
• Craig Roop is one of the most ingenious Stirling engine builders around. Be sure and check out his Stirling powered charcoal grill dubbed the "chicken flinger."
• Stirling Engine and Hot Air Engine Home Page in the UK
• The External Combustion Site Lots of Stirling, Steam and Gas Model Enginering
• Tamin Enterprises a Stirling engine developer, Don Isaac, has focused on a practical rhombic Stirling and other kinematic engines for a variety of applications. Isaac's engines designed so that multi-cylinder versions are possible with commercial production being the end goal.
• Stirling Engines Mr. K Hirata's Home Page Extremely comprehensive, Japanese and English
• Stirling Engines and more Daniel Lyonnet's Home Page Mr. Lynonnet is a very prolific builder of Stirling engines plus the page shows his other hobbies. A site worth visiting. In French and English
• A Stirling site in Deutschland
• Live Steaming Home Page (also contains other subjects of interest)
• DIY Iron Foundry The Best Book I have seen on building and using a cupola furnace.
• Logan Actuator (Lots of Model Engineering Content plus Logan and Montgomery Ward Lathe Parts )
• Many Stirling Engines plus much more. This site is updated often, well worth a visit, by Roy Rice and Richard Egge.
• Majosoft's hobby site Information about Selfmade Engraving machines , steam engines and an array of very interesting models
• Kansas Association of Model Engineers Check out this site for some very interesting Steam, IC and Stirling models.
• Stirling Powered Outboard Motor built by Mr. Harry Diers of Tasmania. A fine gentleman and engineer. If this doesn't inspire you to build a Stirling engine nothing will.

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