Steam Turbine from Scrap Materials

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I've been wanting to make a steam turbine out of the two spare end caps that i had from my first cnc machined steam turbine for a while. So i decided to cut a piece of 42mm copper pipe to 19.6mm in length as the main body of the steam turbine. Then i soldered the inlet and outlet pipes, with the main difference being the way the air or steam escapes. My first turbine had its exhaust right after the inlet, and as a result much of the air was just being wasted immediately without doing any useful work. In this one though, the air runs through the whole inner body, pushing more blades simultaneously thus increasing the torque. I will definetely use it in my future experimental projects as it may seem very useful.

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