Cold vs Colder Stirling Engine

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This shows a way to use low melt temperature 3D print plastic parts on a Stirling engine. If you design and build an engine that runs on a differential of cold temperatures then you can avoid melting the engine. What I show here is an LTD ringbom stirling engine that might be a good design for a PLA plastic 3D print engine.

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