Make an R/C Airplane Engine From Scratch - Part 6, Carburetor

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In this final video of building a 1cc Glow ignition model airplane engine, we take a look at making the last part needed to run the engine - the Carburetor.
Lots of small parts to make in this one.
With the engine completed, it will need a quick run on the test stand then it's onto the airplane to do some flying!
Stick around to the end for a sneak peek
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[@andymodeller965]

Precision engineering at its finest. Big respect. 👌

[@Lucaspc99]

I recently started following this series. Must say your machining skills are amazing. Not only that, building a functional engine require some crazy knowledge. Cant wait to see this little engine flying!

[@keithjones8070]

Once again, beautiful work and very well presented. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@tomt9543]

That was by far and away the best 16 minutes and 43 seconds of my day! What a beautiful job you have done on this project! And the teaser at the end was rude, crude, and socially unacceptable! Now I won’t be able to sleep until I see the fire it up vid! Lol! Thanks for a truly outstanding video and channel! And of course I subbed!

[@JellyFishMachine]

Thanks! the running video should go up tomorrow afternoon.

[@amiramiri266]

its very good thank you

[@Skyliner04s]

I want to do something like this for a job.

[@Andrew_Fernie]

You need a fast flick with a 3-blade prop on a small engine !

[@bambukouk]

lovely!

[@DouglasMcArtur]

Good morning, do you also build the spark plug and alternator?

[@rugholmtorben]

Beautiful craftsmanship ❤ when I work I Alu I use alcohol for lubrication...it works wonders 👍😎 do you use that or just oil?

[@JellyFishMachine]

Thanks! depending on what i'm doing i'll either use staight 30 weight oil or isopropyl alcohol with a few percent oil mixed in. the oil is mostly so it leaves behind a film so the machines aren't at risk of rust.

[@Preso58]

Very Clickspring-esque! What tiny parts.

[@pandasalvesen1977]

😁