Stirling Engine Book Shaping the glass at temperatures

Shaping the glass at temperatures over 3000 degrees

Complete with tables of seasonal color variation and projections of shadows cast during the hours of daylight and season by season

first published by Parker Brother's in 1949

This glorious visual celebration of the most incredible and impactful design ever produced by women designers flips the script on what is historically considered a man's world

Stirling Engine Book Shaping the glass at temperaturesThis low temperature Stirling Engine is a quiet marvel of engineeringan object that transforms subtle heat into continuous motion. Crafted with anodized aluminum plates, a lightweight flywheel, and a solid brass rim, its elegant gamma configuration brings a 200 year old invention to life with effortless precision. Powered by nothing more than a slight temperature difference, it will run on a warm cup of coffee, sunlight, or even the heat of your hand.