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I don't think I used a steel Lego axle, because it will wear out the Lego plastic very quickly..because there are a lot of mechanical constraints at this location of the crankshaft..I'll reveal my technique to you in the next version..see you soon

hello, yes I thought about the stepheson order..the problem with this type of order is that it adds too much clearance in operation in the distribution control..I want this engine to be as efficient as possible! I would add a gearbox to have reverse. thank you for your suggestion. see you soon

thank you very much bud for watching..see you soon for new adventures

yes I saw that. however I will develop another technique with Lego pieces, because the metal will wear out the plastic very quickly

Thanks

hello thank you for appreciating my work...in fact we can still improve...at the moment I am working so that the crankshaft no longer twists...the plastic Lego axles transmit the torque very poorly...it really needs to be I found a solution for that, especially if I want to add cylinders... see you soon

yes you are right...however the aim of this video is to show the capacity of a Lego 2×11 cylinder on this maximum stroke

Thanks you for watching

Thanks you

hello and thank you very much for the interest in this chain...in fact the lego transmission shafts pose a big problem for transmitting torque! However, I have developed construction techniques that will help remedy the problem...I therefore invite you to follow the progress. I will also change the construction of the engine with 2 then 3 then 4 cylinders with different crankshaft mountings! see you soon

Thanks you very much...

you are the best

hello, thank you very much for watching. unfortunately the maximum pressure admissible by the Lego Technic cylinder is 4 bars... if I pass this pressure it will start to leak from the inside as well as the distributor...

hello thanks for watching...this is the start of the channel! he plans to share a lot of my skills

hello and thank you very much for the compliment, it means a lot to me...

thank you hello to you from new caledonia (south pacific)

@@brickmovement98880 Wow

Yesss.. thanks you

Merci beaucoup !

yes I know, that's why I make it turn faster than the crankshaft! to compensate for the lack of mass!

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I lack the bricks to be able to build a 6 cylinder. but I have enough to make a 2 cylinder...in the next video...see you soon

The test video will be online Saturday or Sunday depending on where you are located in the world. I invite you to watch it, it is nice

Great! Of course I will! I'm from Brazil

great ! hello to Brazil

Thank you for looking and for your technical opinion..I need to build a larger and heavier flywheel in order to have more energy on the flywheel. the pinion technique is precisely to be able to compensate for this problem..see you soon

@@brickmovement98880 I wish good luck with improvements, just keep in mind rigidness of crank-flywheel connection, as it transfers forces in alternating direction. I'm looking forward to see another engines made by you.

@cielakovsky thank you for your answer, I keep in mind that the rigidity of the crankshaft is important..I am currently developing a crankshaft assembly technique which, I hope, will definitively solve the problem and which could be useful to many creators lego engine

thank you, I have never built an aspirated engine

@@brickmovement98880 Before you try to build one, just take some research on you tube, Instagram, or TikTok to see how people make them. There are two main kinds of engines, piston engines and turbines. I'm leave the big info about them to your discovery but turbines get much greater RPM and torque than piston, and are far simpler.

it's true I could have

it's still entertaining for the most part..thanks for watching

Thanks you

Thanks

yes you are right, it's a little too quick as a tutorial...look on my channel there is the complete construction of the engine

thank you very much, I'm glad you liked it

the next engine will be better...in a next video. Thanks for watching and enjoying

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I am at maximum travel of the 2x11 pneumatic cylinder. the length of the connecting rod is also a maximum of this length in relation to the weight of the assembly..😉

yes it's very nice

It must work!😅but not for long

thank you you're here.. and it's already cool

the next engine will be one....I'll leave you the pleasure of discovering it, it's coming soon 😉

I try to be as realistic as possible

@@brickmovement98880 I was making a joke… no harm no foul

I know

steamers with plastic Lego jacks...I have a big doubt..🤣🤣

Thanks you

Yes using variable timing valve

Yes

thank you very much, it uses the entire stroke of the 2x11 cylinder..that's why it is very big and torquey

thank you very much, yes we have to be creative and make our brain work to be able to make beautiful engines..soon the test video..

I'm going to try that

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yes I think it has a beautiful rhythmic melody