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Related to the vacuum motor or even flamelickers Lutz is in the dimensions similar to our very popular flame eater The big Nick. The fire-eaters Lutz is additionally equipped with a cooling water pump and a cooler with fan. The upright design and the complex design make this model an impressive business model. The flame eater Lutz consists largely of brass. The flywheels are proof machined from cast iron and is already in scope. Lutz is mounted on a Jatobaholzplatte. The crankshaft and the Exzenterrolle have ball bearings. The Flame licker runs at about 200-300 rpm. With a hand wheel, the distance of the flame is adjusted to the cylinder head and thus changes the speed.

The material kit of the flame eater "Lutz" is designed according to the well-known principle of Bengs Modellbau. All milled parts are prepared in a way that they just have to be deburred and drilled - if necessary. The turning parts are raw. The flywheel is preturned and milled that far that it can be finished even on a turning lathe.

- Finish-machined milled
- Raw material for the rotating parts
- Gray cast iron flywheel
- Milled-wood base
- All you need to build and operate screws, nuts, ball bearings and spring elements
- German fire-eaters blueprint drawings (12 sheets) and instructions (6 sheets)

With base plate
Length: 150mm
Width: 160mm
Height: 270mm
Flywheel D.: 134mm
D. Piston: 26mm
Stroke: 46mm

The base plate consists of Jatoba. Jatoba is a very heavy timber and has a naturally occurring shine and a reddish-brown color, which is particularly effective in oiled surfaces advantage. Over time, jatoba to darken in color and structure, and existing differences in the grain to be intensified.

All the construction of the fire-eater, "Lutz" necessary materials (screws and spring elements) are included in the kit.
The construction of the fire-eater, a medium sized lathe (minimum quantum D is x 250 400), a drill and a gas burner required for soldering larger parts and a torch for brazing small parts. Otherwise, are still hand tools, which should be in every "steam engine workshop" (Taps M2, M3, M4, M8x0, 75 cutting dies M3, M4, M8x0, 75 Reamer 3H7, 6H7, 10H7, files, drill bit, screws, glue) are essential.