A Practical Treatise On Hot Air Engines *

By Edgar T Westbury

With historical notes and diagrams, plus plans and construction details of several model hot air engines, this book is a must for the hot air enthusiast.

Building Stirling 1

By E.T Warbrooke

The author describes how to build a unique form of Stirling Engine which does not have a displacer. As the only moving parts are the piston, crankshaft, crank and flyw...

Building Stirling Engines Without A Lathe

By Kjeld Hoejfeldt

Browsing on the internet the author came across an Idea for a Stirling engine which could be built without tools, developed the idea and build a running engine followe...

Building The Maltese Falcon

By Jim Shelley

Robert Stirlings Models Of The "Air Engine"

By James Rizzo

In this book well known authority on hot engines James Rizzo describes, in detail, two working engines built, before 1825 by Robert Stirling, inventor of the hot air e...

Steam & Stirling Book One Edited **

By W. C. Fitt

Steam & Stirling Book Two Edited**

By W. C. Fitt

Subtitled ‘Engines you can build’ this book provides direction for the experienced and instruction for the novice in building various Steam and Stirling engines.

Stirling And Hot Air Engines

By Roy Darlington And Keith Strong

Provides an essential reference to engineers, teachers, students and hobbyists and aims to provide a thorough insight into designing and building Stirling and other ho...

Stirling Engine Projects Volume 1

By James Rizzo

In this book, the first in a projected series, the author covers 'Bell-Crank' engines, where a Bell-Crank is the key component of the drive mechanism. The fi...