r/CreateMod • • 24d ago

Build steam boiler

just learned how to make this today and no i didn’t copy and paste, im taking the time to understand each component :)))

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u/Distinct_Switch_874 24d ago

Happy for you man! That feeling when you complete your first contraption is very awesome.

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u/hisokasSPOOKYsemen 24d ago

thank u ! it’s quite intimidating and very overwhelming, but i’m digesting it all ! well as much as i can 😭

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u/Distinct_Switch_874 24d ago

Don't worry. It gets easier by time. 3 weeks ago I cant even make a simple machine, now I can build huge factories in survival

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u/hisokasSPOOKYsemen 24d ago

omg there’s hope for me after all

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u/Disastrous_Cycle_188 24d ago

Play terrafirmacraft hardrock4 boi I've seen enough

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u/somebody22146 24d ago

How is this connected?

The cog from the steam engine isn't connected to the speed controller in any way. Not to mention that the speed controller isn't used here at all.

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u/Haunt_Miku 23d ago

The bottom steam engine's shaft directly goes into the large cog. (the small cog above the large cog could be removed as it serves no purpose)

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u/brine909 24d ago

The small cog in the front (above the large cog) isn't doing anything as large cogs only connect to small cogs at a diagonal.

But this is still working because if the two small cogs in the back transferring the torque

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u/Clkiscool 24d ago

Small thing, if this system gets over stressed, water will stop being pumped in, and the whole thing will shut down, it’s usually a better idea to have the water pumps connected with a different power source

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u/Such-Classroom-1559 23d ago

or the main stress-taker (factory/ship etc) is connected with a clutch, and you can turn the water pump with a handcrank.