I turn Fridge Compressor into 4 stroke Engine
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2020
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Good day, guys
This is it Guys, after a few months of work here is the look of our converted engine from fridge compressor and I also used a vapor type carburetor because it is easy to make.
Enjoy and Stay Safe Guys.
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I was a welder/fabricator for many years before becoming a toolmaker then mechanical engineer where I worked in automotive manufacturing engineering. I designed the machines and processes that make engine and transmission parts. This guy is on a whole other level the way he makes everything by hand with the most basic tools. He's an artist.
Nice work really 👏
Excellent...
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He is indian scammer
I especially like that he wears flip flops in the machine shop, as do I.
Talent! I'm in my 38th year as a tool and die maker and I enjoyed watching you build this. Great job! I guarantee you most so called toolmakers in the untied states would fail at building this using your resources and methods. Fantastic skills.
Hey where you stay I need die for machines
This is the guy you want on your side when SHTF!
Jngan di lihat dari hasil Ciptaannya. TETAPI KTA HARGAI dari KECERDASANNYA. PINTAR itu hasil diri sendiri. CERDAS ITU hasil dari TUHAN... 👍👍😇😇😇
What was that supposed to mean, you're very funny 😅
Ему не яблоко упало на голову а холодильник ❤😊
This man is highly skilled. He makes it look easy, some of u engineers are blown away thinking u over complicate things but truth is very few ppl in the world can build with basic tools like he does. Rest of us really need micrometers and precision tools to make something like this work.
Speak for yourself
The guy in the vid is from the Philippines 😂
He's not going far if he stays in the country, people with talent like him are almost always neglected in the damn country
Yeah engineer complicate things, but make them safe. Can you use that engine in your vehicle? No. Cz safety is what engineers have to count for. They are held responsible at the end.
@@kashifhayat3646you can't use this engine in your vehicle because it's too small 🤣
Я так понимаю если этому парню дать токарный, и фрезерный станки, он соберет ракету))
точно, но для рэкета нужны научно-теоретические знания (законы физики), верно?
Really shows you how simple a 4 stroke engine can be, and the craftsmanship is incredible, making your own cylinder head and rocker arms was above and beyond.
Essa jarra
If he kept the copper windings on the back he could have had a cool little generator!
@@jasonminor-ps9qoპპპ
@@jasonminor-ps9qobut he have to add permanent magnets to the rotor so it can generate electricity, because the motor was induction.
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That is some real talent.. The way you made that gear and camshaft and not to mention the entire cylinder head from scratch. I'm at the loss of words.
I was more impressed by the carburator
A carburetor is nothing more than a calibrated fuel leak
!pp
What carburetor? It's manual fuel injection.
Lupit mong gumagawa ng cylinder head.pati bolt screw ginawa mong valve inlet at exhaust.pati jabitan ng spark plug.matindi ka saludo ako sa iyo.😍👍💪
The apparent ease with which he made the OHC and valve rockers was engineering poetry in motion. I was just a little bit dubious about the looseness of the valve stems, and the apparent compression ratio , about 100:1 ?! - but hey what a job. You're a genius , my friend.
Yes, i thought same thing, he left vary less space above top dead centre of piston to compress air, which makes difficult for piston to compress air at that large ratio, resulting leakage of air through valves.
its Make an Engine. not make and use the engine video. 😅😅😅
Impressive, the 112 degree lobe separation angle on the cam was just perfect. Ultimate steam punk.
Been drag racing and building high hp engines all my life 37 years to be exact. But to see someone construct a head from scrap metal. All the while think how is he going to build the cam. When you welded one out of 2 beads on a bolt and it worked i lost it. Great video any race team could use a guy like you with quick unique thinking on the fly.
agreed he is good.
That makes 2 of us. - I'm a friggin engineer and let me tell you,,,he gets away with things I wouldn't even THINK of trying. Either he pulls it off because he doesn't know any better or he's a total genius. - My money is on #2.
His channel sure is named right. I'm 74 years old and he is teaching me things I never learned in school or through experience.
(b) @@David-Zita 、(b)
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Да, я частично согласен, но все же использовать и переделывать компрессора, которые предназначены для своих целей (перекачки фреона) под ДВС это уже перебор.
Going to make an engine out of a fridge compressor.
Oh a two stroke?
Errm no a four stroke and out of hand tools.
Ingenuity of the genius kind. I'm truly stunned
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I have had cars that haven't run as well as this
U proved it is possible and doesn't break! As child my father had some fridges compressors i wondered always if i could turn them into an engine.
Now this is truly next level, the amount of ingenuity and resourcefulness is absolutely phenomenal. I'm impressed. Wow
Whiteppl put profit first.........
@@hugoboss8597 okay,,,
Racist
@@hugoboss8597 zbeer nowjust 965 is days.
Berr now willsm
Cutting a functional gear using nothing but a drill press and an angle grinder.... Holy hell that is some serious skill right there. Seriously impressive. Even making an entire cylinder head assembly from scratch. No words to express this.
it's a sprocket, not a gear, but none the less, impressive
I'm more impressed he made valves with panhead screws. If I hadn't seen it, I would never believe it.
It's the camshaft that got me.
That was extremely impressive in every aspect; from both his thinking & workmanship skills. Take a bow sir.
I can think of two, 'Yeah, Right.....'
My eyes grow big and my head ache when he turn a piece of scrap metal into a sprocket. Million times RESPECT man! HATS OFF to you. You're the one!
Yo I know! No word exists to describe the feeling I experienced when he made it. Just wow
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@@joshuaberriors4681 timestamp?
lmao same
The sprocket was the point where I thought this is not your typical hobbyist. He's in a much higher plane.
I heard about doing this way back in the day when I was in grade school. Never seen it done until now. Thank you for taking the time to film this and show it running.
That was a pure joy to watch. I love the valve train and valves made from screws, ingenious!
I was super impressed that he made his own sprocket, then he proceeded to make his own cylinder head and valve train! The cam shaft was fuckin great! This was one of the best videos I seen on UA-cam hands down!
Sheer brilliance in its truest meaning of the word
@@noidontthinksolol why wouldn't it last a little while? As long as the alignment is there it shouldn't be that big of an issue.
Complete with the adjustable tappets from the caped nuts.
@@noidontthinksolol he either might ad lubrication or something else
@@noidontthinksolol without lubrication the parts rub on each other creating friction. thats why there is grease sometimes on a chained vehicle like a bike as example
This guy's gone mad! Even making his own cylinder head. Holy shit.
Exactly what I was thinking
really
using skru as valve..😂
A mad genius.
can you timestamp me where he made his own cylinder head? sorry I'm not mechanic here
скажу так, что у тебя получилась очень интересная схема карбюратора. Нет ни жиклёров, ни поплавковой камеры, только банка и две трубки. А за счёт того что двигатель работает не на самом бензине, а на его парах, то и расход становится маленьким
Вот только обороты не отрегулировать.
@@happer2009 не, регулируются обороты, так же две заслонки воздушная и топливная
The 'carburettor' is next level clever!
I’m a refrigeration tech and I’ve never seen someone do that with an old hermetic compressor
Freaking awesome 👏
No offense but he makes most of us look like morons! Pretty sure this is one guy that could actually make chicken salad out of chicken shit!
Imagine what he could do with a sliding vane or screw compressor!
@@tenncutt Lol.
How about a Stern VP8 open compressor. (96 ton refrigeration duty, 100 hp drive motor). He could power a truck if he designed compression ignition.
@@wilsjane diy diesel hahaha
Couldn’t stop watching.. thinking how he is going to do certain things only with a grinder, and then he does it.. just freaking amazing..
Same and then like get fkd he’s not going to make a cam etc and he proved me wrong everytime ahah
I'm just amazed. 43 million views in one year. That's impressive! Nice work, you're a true craftsman 👍🏽
Настоящий профессионал ))👍 такие люди нужны на заводах по производству машин !!!
It's crazy how much effort he put into that Thing. He could have made it a two stroke but no, he made it a four stroke. He could have made the valves open from underneath but no, he made hanging valves with a chain drivin camshaft and everything. I'm blown away
And this raises the question, WHY??🤦♂️
Coz Nicolas Miranda asked if he could. There was a comment that popped up at the start of the video - that's the why.
@@mengs4436 which was?
@@mengs4436 exactly, someone challenged him to do it and he was like ok here you go
Car companies, MIT and NASA hate him and wont even give him scholarship or job.
Big respect for talented people like these
thats way he does not show hes face! clever....
Why would they hate him, your comment is ridiculous. They want talented and bright people, not unintelligent people. He probably doesn't have an avenue to opportunity in his country unlike those who live in the United States.
NASA is fake
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This is not talent.. he can modify but can't create something. Principal are created by these scientists or Engineer these guys just applies it
From now on, every time I see Philips head screws, I will see valves instead. This guy kicks ass!!!!
I mist say you held my attention all the way through... that itself speaks volumes...because only the best of the best can captivate my attention and engage it to the finish...AWESOME JOB!
Autozone emp: So you need new valves?
This dude: You got any philips head screws?
2wd or 4x4?
So what is the function of the device?
@@ademolaejire6466 Demonstration of the concept. He turned one thing into another thing.
It really has no purpose except to show it can be done. Most of the compressor parts were not even used.
It shows that a gas engine is very similar to an electric compressor.
@@firesurfer its probably better than the stupid bycycle conversion engine i got made in china.
@@michaelcorbidge7914 That's not saying much. lol
This is by far the most impressive in my opinion, he fully designed the head
I wonder why he made rocker arms instead of having the cam directly over the valve stems.
@@herbienbrian2 àà
@@herbienbrian2 the rocker arms he designed help with tolerance imperfections and adjusting the valve clearances more accurately.
@@herbienbrian2 That's what he wanted.
I didn't brave enough to use that head..... Hahahahaga
Genius! I would have surely made a mistake of over fueling. You just taught me vapor is the key. Appreciate you actually showing the cam angles too. You filming and editing is impressive too and was not lost on me!
I'm speechless! I don't know what else to say. To the person in this video BRAVO. Here I am over thinking complicating things ugh!Thousands in tools machines.
Haha I work at a welding factory and the moment you showed up the welding gun I instantaneously moved away my head as if it was by reflex. Very good craftsmanship I enjoyed watching.
He has made a engine more than converting it and its really a hard work and requires lot of understanding about mechanicals. Superb.
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Love how he turned steel into aluminum at 6:48. Truly impressive!
I was wondering about that 🤔
Can you explain how he welded the brackets for the cam shaft to the cylinder head at 18:15 if it is aluminum? 🤣😂🤣😂
@@nicknat I weld aluminum regularly.
Alternate Title: "This Is What Using 100% Of The Human Brain Really Looks Like"
Another brilliant showcase of a high level engineering aptitude and a creative mind. I find myself looking forward to each new video :D
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Me to
Nice job
No (at all)
🤣 true
Never showed his face. Truly humble guy.
@Timothy Mckee not ugly than your mind
Jutika
These are great and respected people... Without seeing their faces or their names, it is not easy to understand that they are, for example, Indian, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Filipino, Thai, Malaysian, Singaporean, etc.
@@MelonEsuk Thanks...
This Man Deserves a Hat's off salute....boy you have done extraordinary script with perfect skills ❤❤❤❤
It's not very usable, and it will destroy itself in a short period of time, but this ingenuity is what got the industrial revolution off the ground 200 years ago. There are still a few folks that can think outside the box, and showing others in videos like this is the best part of what they do ... Great Job
This dude maxed out the angle grinder tech tree.
The deathwheel cures all !!!
He doesn’t have the cordless upgrade though. But maybe he didn’t want to lose any power
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Honestly, this is one of the top five coolest things I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. Kudos and thanks!
What are the other 4
can you make 1 for me
All i can say about this guy is that he's incredibly talented and ought to have more than (1) million subscribers. He also should have plenty of companies sponsoring his channel. And no, I don't know the guy from a hole in the wall, but I do see that he's incredibly talented, making something out of nothing....👍👍👍👍
Wow, you have skills that go beyond anything i have seen. If the world went to crap, you would be a survivor. You just made a working gasoline engine from a refrigerator compressor , outstanding !.
Удивительно, мотор из компрессора, работающий на тархуне! Ах кустарщина, ты прекрасна!
Может всё же бенза?
Ну да, только если что, он всего лишь пузыри пускает в жидкость а не потребляет её.
@@user-dp8pg8zz8n на парах бензина работает. Пузырьки не пускает, а всасывает воздух из-за разрежения в банке , создаваемом работай цилиндра
I appreciate the fact that you showed us when you grinded the valves
Вот это я понимаю. Настоящий инженер, руки растут не из задницы. Словом молодец.
Parabéns, vc é um gênio! Muitos conhecimentos 😮
Saving those rusted nuts and bolts, I have realized, this guy is a scientist.
He has the brains to be one, but then does being a scientist means that you have to have a degree? In this case? Nope!
The guy is a genius! When he dug that spring out of all those rusty parts. The F'er probably remembered that he had one in there from atleast a decade ago....lol.
Most of us who like to tinker and build stuff have buckets like that haha
My dad used to have the same kind of rusty pile of bolts and nuts.
Saving? He ground the heads of the bolts off, rendering them useful only as scrap metal.
@@nauy unless they're back in his bucket to use as studs or round stock or weld nuts back on the top to use as a bolt he can cut to any size ....... NOTHING is wasted ,trust me.
Impressive, especially making tiny parts from scratch, and only with a grinder and drill press. Amazing talent and skills.
I mean, the MIG welder seems pretty important, too.
Simply awesome. I was blown away by the amount of talent.
I'm impressed brother idk how you were able to make all those parts and be balanced enough to run with just hand tools and a drill press 👏
Just scam.
I can’t believe this dude made a sprocket with a drill and a grinder. Ninja.
To be honest I normally watch the first 2 or 3 minutes of these sort of videos and think yeah whatever, I could not drag myself away from this one. How you worked out the valve and ignition timing, the timing chain tensioner even down to the valve stem seals, making the cylinder head and the valves, You my friend are a total genius. I could not praise you enough, Best video I have seen
Could not agree more
And ill read some comments first such as yours before committing to ½ hour viewing.
Oh yeah-- this was cool! Im welder/machinist and I've been told all my life a motor can be made from a compressor and i worked at a shop messing with airplane compressors -- to see it step by step was neat.
1:14 противовес коленчатого вала стоит правильно: поршень в ВМТ (верхней мертвой точке), а противовес внизу.
24:37 противовес на коленвале устоновлен по другому - будут вибрации
Só gênios constroem essas máquinas, muito bom, construir esses balancins nossa, foi demais!
Your ability to freehand complex shapes with an angle grinder is awesome
Не слов молодец ,корни русские есть?
This guy made a cam shaft out of a frigging bolt! 😲 MacGyver!
I love watching these kinds of videos.
I miss my box o bolts, lol
Takes years to acquire lots of nuts and bolts, and I think he had the biggest tub I ever seen! 😂
Nice project 😊
this dude ust built an engine along with a carb out of a jar! 😂 well done my friend!
Фазы газораспеделения болгаркой...Коромысла из гаек.Клапана из шурупов.Я просто в восторге....👍😃
А какие маслосемные колпачки☝️☝️😂😂
Пасаны, да похуй на детали. Вы суть то уловили? Он работает на парах бенза! Вот в чом смысл)
From someone who works in the refrigeration/hvac field, I find this quiet amazing. Very nice.
Word? It seemed quite noisy. Maybe you had the volume down, or muted.
@@wzpu3283 lol
That's awesome, good job. I have always been fascinated by engineer kind of people they can build some amazing things ,this kind of one of those things, I love it.
Pure genius! Unbelievable skills! I was riveted to this video as if I was watching an action movie.
I wish I could give multiple likes to this video.
That fuel metering solution is genius - really gobsmacked by this whole project!!
@Vience Caina Nothing HUGE, but low cc...sure.
The work of genius, simple principals understood.
have a nice day and god bless your prayer.good luck friend 👍👍👍👍 Well done for you no. . .
@Vience Caina that’s how all engines run. The fluid turns to vapor and cools out your tail making water.
That guy seriously designed involute spur gear MANUALLY like literally drawing involute curve. Damn :D
👍👌👏👍👌
Je ne sais pas quoi dire. C'est énormément de temps, d'énergie et de talents mis en œuvre pour à priori le même résultat de base le fonctionnement du moteur...
Je dois être passé à côté de quelque chose.
En tout cas, chapeau. Moi-même bricoleur, je n'ai jamais imaginé/entrepris la fabrication artisanale de roues dentées. Ce gars est inspirant.
Édit : attendez, il a fabriqué un moteur thermique à partir d'un compresseur de frigo ?!?
I’m blown away that it actually ran. Very cool video
Kinda blown away with those valves, so simple yet so perfect
One of the most satisfying videos I've ever watched on YT
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@@mohamedrasheed4153 wut?
رأيت تجارب مماثلة عدة مع دينمو الثلاجة لكن علي الاعتراف ان هذه التجربة هي الاكثر نجاحا.
مازالت بحاجة لوزنية اكثر لينخفض مستوى الاهتزاز لكن مبدأيا ممتاز
لقد ابدعت 👌👍🏻
You are a genius. Inspirational lateral thinking and practicality.
My man's designed a 4stroke engine head by himself, that's impressive if nothing else
Doesn't even matter how bad it looks, it works and he only used scrap things that ppl have in garage.
Amen brother.
Immagine if he would have a 5 axys cnc machine
Ethan Graves Totally agree! An OHV head as well. Out of spare junk from that 100 lb bucket of his, crazy ingenuity!
@@fishsquishguy1833 That's an OHC (Overhead cam, chain driven). OHV has the cam by the crank, with pushrods (like a Harley).
Your engine-uity was top notch!! Excellent video!! Reminds me of the glory days of young UA-cam. Thank you for making this great video!!!
Right!!!
Well said, Joe... Good ol' glory days of "young UA-cam"! We all miss it... 👏👏👏
Bravo, no word, we each have our own robot, but I envy that I can't assemble such motors, to their heart's content👏👏👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Blinding! Buddy you are a genius, your methodology just blows me away. I was wondering if there was enough metal on the barrel walls to enable some kind of rudimentary coolant system, then you could go ahead and utilise the motor as a powerplant or as a stationary engine for a generator etc? Great stuff. I always enjoy watching your shows.
Very Impressive.. Honda might steal the "Exhaust Lubricating Cam Chain" design !! 👍😂🤣
yep, that's hot stuff!!
i don't think he's gonna build a turbocharger for it, so lubrication is the best he can get from the exhaust.
Man this dude add timing Marks camshaft sensor and camshaft... intake and exhaust valves with some screws? Then timing chan tensioner...Wow great channel man I just subs you have alot of knowledge mad respect
Gracious gift gifted hands. This isn't going to be ordinary but a realistic idealist engineer. Appreciated!
We Americans toss out everything that can be reused but we also have a population of young people who lack imagination... this guy is one of my heroes.
Why on earth would ANYONE give this a thumbs down? Jealousy? Genius. Thank you. I’m showing to my grandson what’s possible.
perhaps because the compressor isn't designed for heat and will probably be internally melted within hours. Not to mention that normal compressor usage keeps the cylinders lubricated. How's he oiling it? Also there's no way to control the air/fuel mixture, which is why it's smoking so bad. It's flooding. Or maybe the jank of that spark plug wire? He's got an open can of gas next to that thing. Or maybe that it requires a battery to stay running? He could have put a condensor on it, making that unnecessary. It's a good idea in theory but it was already shaking apart by the end of the video.
@@LordOrwell All of which is irrelevant, this is a exercise/ experiment/ demonstration, he isn't proposing that it could be used as a practical engine.
@@bloccoaspirale1867 Sure, look at the sprocket he made! Not exactly a machined part. I think the methods he uses are ingenious. And I've never seen such a light touch with a grinder. Believe me, I was a steelworker for 12 years and I was THE best in my company in the artistry of grinding....and I could not do the fine work he does. I can appreciate it.
@@saturnx311 Exactly, anyone who can make a working 4 stroke engine out of scrap metal using only basic tools is beyond criticism. Have you seen the v-twin engine he made from a compressor?
Lord j- he also mixed the gas to lube the top end and can adjust the fuel air mixture. You are not paying attention. Your jealous
I'm sure this guy could repair my broken dreams and realign my twisted view on society with a grinder and a drill press.
Sounds like a video suggestion....!
And make the girl I love grid-drilled-aligned in love with me!!
watch the 1 hour + video of "KGB defector Yuri Bezmenov's warning to America" and it will explain why you feel this way.. it is intentional
That's the best part. Basically he dose this stuff with his bare hands. Could you see him in a fully equipped tool room?
I dont recon he could fix mine , Im a twisted sort of prick !
Forget your fancy tools and gadgets,
This is a real artist at work.
Great job and super craftsmanship.
Thank you for this video it was a pleasure to watch.
Stay well and pass on your knowledge.
Ash from Scotland 🏴
What a craftsmanship 😎
And running on gasoline vapor like Thomas Ogle too
As I already said on your channel , you can buy tools but you can’t buy skills!! The things this guy does with so little tools is astonishing
This man the opposite of whistlin diesel or kevin Talbot. He turns garbage into an engine, instead of the other way around.
floro162 - If you buy a book on mechanics or woodcarving, you buy skills. When we watch this video we have also bought skills, that is, if you pay for online access :)
@@haraldpettersen3649 you hardly made any sense
@@haraldpettersen3649 skills can be obtained through experience not through reading books, you actually gain knowledge by reading books.
His engineering skills are extraordinary! Im an engineer myself for 19 years now and this is the first time in my life that I have used the word extraordinary so to describe an engineer. Before I watched this vid. it was like that word didn't exist to me!
WOW! Its amazing what you did!
I also mean the same, except that the processing technique is too rough
Excelente compresor hiciste ahí,felicitaciones 😮
I remember a local mechanic that used a car ac compressor and a electric motor for a air compressor,but this is a little more complicated 😁
Парень молодец, технарь! А я на полчаса залип....
Я тоже
Я так и не понял,в камеру сгорания подается не сам бензин а его пары? Что то бензозаборник так и остался вдетым в крышу.
на коленках двс сделал. зажигание на глаз)) не инженер из автоваз?
На коленке все соорудил,а если ему дать оборудование, всё что необходимо ,ведь он может многое сделать.Мы в своё время увлекались моделями,пилили,строгали,осваивали радиоуправляемые модели,было интересно, желание знать было.А сейчас по большому счету молодежь то пивасик,то в компе зависают.Есть конечно самородки,но их очень мало,а жаль .
@@user-kd8dt8rv1y воздух проходит по трубке до дна банки, пузырьками через топливо, где насыщается парами, и по шлангу который в крышке над уровнем жидкости поступает в тройник, там подмешивается чистый воздух. кранами регулируется качественно-количественное отношение воздушно-топливной смеси. это стандартная схема примитивного карбюратора.
Fair play this guy has some serious understanding of combustion engines.
I'm a bit worried about the cooling system tbh 🤣 and I'm still wondering how he decided the height and duration of the cammes. Trial and error? Moped engines for a reference? Meditation and lucid dreaming? 😜 Great "free time project" though 👍🏻
I was a mechanic for many years this guy is a mechanic fabricator engineer magician to me awesome incredible need I say more
All through the video I kept saying it can't be done it can't be done he can't prove me wrong I was totally Blown Away at every step
How? Bro just woke up and built an engine... this dude had machines and bolts for Legos. not no stupid plastic bricks. Bro got mad skills.
Not a single guy on UA-cam would have searched for this video but here we are xD
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How can anybody see that title and not click on it? Cool video.
Who gives a fk
Lol that absurd humor! I hope for your sake you are kidding with the who gives a fuck
@@videoclip911
Plomo para los días que que me da el tiempo y me lo
The most impressing part is that he did the cilinder head from zero.
When he put the boots over the whole exhaust valve I lost my mind lol
Yes, I loved also the simpicity of the carburator, brillant :)
Amazing project.
Just a helpful tip:
Please put a guard on the grinder save your tendons!
You Sir are an amazing Engineer, manufacturing Genius who says tinkering in your own shop is boring!
I chose you to be on my "people I should have around me when there's a zombie apocalypse" team
Him and AlexLab would make an amazing team
Yeah I've been thinking the same 🤣
@@BrianPellerin húy
I'm still trying to get over the fact that he turned an ordinary piece of iron into a sprocket just by drilling holes and using a hand operated power cutting tool! He's AWESOME!!!
What else do you expect from a man who can apparently freehand a cam shaft from an old bolt?
me ordering a sprocket from aliexpress that takes 2 months to arrive lol
Yeah right... Agree
@@grogdocr the only thing he didn't do is figure out a way to lubricate said cam shaft but im not sure if this kinda motor even needs that?
@@bludude41 it does, valve caps need lubed also this isn't made to run for long so it's not a problem. Lots of parts also not hardened steel. But for a proof of concept the guy killed it.
All I can say is wow !!!! 😮 absolutely genius
my mind blown away , dude you are genius . big respect
Dude my hat is off to you. The most badass thing i seen you do in this whole video was turn a damn bolt into a functioning cam. Absolutely incredible man keep it up.
followed only by valves made of screws!
Kinda makes you want to hunt down an old fridge, eh? It's amazing the skills that still exist in "3rd world" countries. Our 4WD club used to world with a metal shop in Pakistan that basically made NLA parts by hand for the club when we got an order together. Made by and, and cheap enough to ship around the world to US customers. That was before 9-11...