I'm an idiot. You just proved it. I know nothing and you are fabricating and building jet engines at home. Now I'm depressed, but happy there are smart people like yourself =)
@@MaynardFreek lmao, Robert is right. Whos gonna stop you? Its not like they'll be able to catch you or even find you. Tust me, you're absolutely fine crusing at 2,200 mph at 80,000 ft. By the time they even start the engines youd already be 3 states away.
Mindblowing from beginning to end. Elaborate and detailed as is gets. You weren't kidding when you titled the video "Full Build". Impressive. Thank you for sharing.
I'm both intrigued and concerned. The more you build and talk though, my confidence increases. I was trained to design and work on turbine systems. Turbines are amazing and I think demystifying them is a great step to bring them into more common use.
When they're broken down and talked about in simple terms, like how he's literally holding the parts in his hand showing you how they work, it becomes a lot less scary and a lot more fun to learn.
Amazing, looks like something from a Jules Verne book. As an aircraft engineer it’s amazing to see something so complicated made on a bench, my hats off to you sir
This si by far one of the coolest projects I've seen since Ben from the "Applied Science" channel built his own scanning electron microscopes. I am very impressed, amazing work man. ESPECIALLY with the sheet metal compressor, that is really cool.
BRAVO, What a video. I'm a chef and fine woodworker but as a boy, I have always wanted to be able to build a wooden airplane from balsa wood flown on strings with gas engines. my neighbor across the street did just that and let me in his bedroom to see his workbench where he built his airplanes. he would fly them in his front yard with me watching in amazement. But this never became a realized hobby for me. And yet all my life I have loved to go and see men fly their RC planes here in town. Now the jets have taken over and that is just so amazing to see all the big RC remakes of all the popular aircraft that is flying now and through history. But the engines. I never could understand its function and how it works. this video has Greatly made things so much clearer as to how it all works. BRAVO to you and your skill, craftsmanship, and imagination. Thank You for making it so much more enjoyable to watch and understand what goes behind the engines and their makers.
This engine is bad ass brother. Good job truly building such a complex piece of engineering from scratch. Imagine what you could achieve with access to the right machines, metals and tools that multi billion dollar aircraft companies have!
Excellent content, and the speed at which you speak, the lack of unneeded words, no stuttering or pausing, or stupid music, and fast-forwarded segments all combined to create this great video that is SO different from most videos on youtube. Oh, and great re-use of a turbocharger shaft and wheels.
Interesting timing. I just saw a Video about the turbine of the SR71 and searched for Turboramjet and clicked the first one without looking at the time of upload. Nice Video!
Its been a while since ive seen a new jet engine video there isnt alot of content like this on youtube. I have always found jet engines interesting but its had to get good information on them it would be cool to see more videos where you explain how these work and the concepts behind making them.
Havent worked with metal in a bit, but watching this makes me froth at the thought of being able to print this out. Probably can cc that pretty easy now a days, or a acceptable design on like a garbage rig. But this is tight man. Nice.
Wow Mr T. you are amazing. A gorgeous man doing incredible science and engineering. You truly an inspiration. A very blessed new year to you. keep up the fantastic work.
TAKE A SHOT EVERY TIME HE SAYS "RAM JET ENGINE" ...LOL Dont get me wrong this video was awesome! Great way of explaining everything in such a way that it was very easy to understand how the turbo ram jet engine works.
It would be interesting to see what you would build with an inventory of materials, a full boogie machine and metal shop complete with mills, lathes, etc...
You did a great job, have you seen the aluminium turbines vacuums use? They are half as strong as this and spin at 50-60,000 rpm's , the one I just pulled from my vacuum is smaller and the blades have just a pressed down tab sticking out the top and bottom plate. He's using stainless steel rivets not a simple pressing, no comparison in engineered strength!!! He literally over engineered it compared to what we see commonly used, since its relatively small in size the inertial force won't be very strong so there is no way this thing will come apart built like that!
It’s like watching the movie Despicable me.. I’m a toolmaker with a full Cnc workshop, wish I had his understanding of these engines.. if we got together in the workshop, beautiful things would happen..
Wow Man is your C-N-C Computerized? it must be Lol:P I wish I could work with you in Yo Work-shop Designing/Creating & Engineering Robots made from New & Re-cycled Materials, it's a fairly recent hobby of mine, my robots are quite Sophisticated and Realistic looking, the CNC & Milling Machine would help build the legs, arms, feet and hands I'm currently working on "Bumble Bee" & the Rectangle Shaped Robot from the second to last Star Wars Movie, I have all sorts of parts like from Old & Later Model Vacs and Steam Cleaners, Small to Medium Sized Engine Blocks from Weed Eaters and Chain saws, Small to Large RC Cars, Trucks, Motor Cycles, Tractors Boats etc, Servo Motors of Various Sizes and RPM's, Struts Small Medium and Fairly Large, Hydraulic Bits & Pieces, All Sorts a Housings Plastic & Metal, Grills, Meshes, Pipes & Hoses Alloy, Copper, Rubber & Plastic, Bi-cycle and Scooter Bits, Small Radiators I Have LED Rope Lights, All Sorts of LED Bulbs & Colors, Sensors (small * medium * fairly large) Electronic Switch Boards Pc bits & Tons a Other Great Stuff Needed To Make What I Do and so on and so forth it's great fun I'll Up-load to UA-cam sometime next year My Work- Bye for now [Quantum Robotics & Engineering A Division Of Space Race Technologies] *
Very impressive. Why don't you just admit von Ohain is your grandfather? Some critical remarks though: - Centering the hole positions before drilling would lead to a more precise hole pattern and thus a more stable flow. - Will all the parts stand up to the temperatures involved? - I love you handtooled the turbine but how do you avoid imbalance if you do not do it with a lathe? - That spring mechanism in the nose cones will only work if the springs are tailored specifically to the occuring pressure differential(s). Taking just some spring that happens to be avaialble will probably not suffice.
Very impressive build. What's the progress? Have you thought of making a manual for this build? Like the K99 one for example? It would really help future research from other tinkerers I think so guys can collaborate
I suppose in order to demonstrate this principle you'll have to test fire it in supersonic flow. I would still call a turbojet engine operating static on the ground an engine, since the principles that constitute a turbojet engine are functional. The compressor, combustor and turbine are all functioning as they would at cruise speed, although the efficiency may be low. But a ramjet sitting on the ground cannot compress air with the inlet shock, and thus I would hesitate to call it a functional ramjet engine, but more along the lines of a display model. But still, very impressive work.
You might have been able to get a more even grind on the fins of that impeller if you had chucked it up in the end of a drill and spun it the opposite way the grind stone was spinning so that the verry edge was perfectly even and consistent. It might have also been quicker to grind as well.
I know those cheap electric motors, they run at 20k rpm with no load! A fan will give maximum load at maximum rpm, so that needs to be compensated. I run them from my lab power supply with the current limiter on 6 amps, that is the maximum according to the specs of my motor. And then I ramp up the voltage to whatever is needed to reach 20k rpm. To get in that corner of high torque and high rpm without overheating.
Excellent build!! I can't believe I have never came across your channel before. You have a new Sub, and UA-cam needs to promote your channel more in the suggestions.
Awesome build. Being you know how to build your own Turbine! I wish you could make a shaft with a 360 degree linkage which has a crown gear at the end that would allow you to have another fan that could move into three different angles! Like an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter which you could be the 1st to have a turbine that has VTOL Vertical takeoffs and Landing! That would be my #1 project if I had the knowledge and actual tools with extra parts of aluminum which would transform new turbine’s with would be the greatest jet engine for all r,c Jets if this isn’t a pulse turbine! Either way I would make it work Especially with an afterburner. That would be pimp to all r,c Jet Enthusiast. 😎🇺🇸🛩🚀🚁🥇🏁P,S I love how the intake nozzle points down like the SR-71’S! Did you know that it was supposed to be an R,S 71 except that the president accidentally called it the SR-71 for Sub sonic reconnaissance 71 or Speed reconnaissance!
I'm an idiot. You just proved it. I know nothing and you are fabricating and building jet engines at home. Now I'm depressed, but happy there are smart people like yourself =)
Ok now I have everything to finish my SR-71 in my backyard
The FAA won’t let me fly mine
@@MaynardFreek they don't have to know about enything
Zawisiak i mean...it is a stealth plane 😏
@@MaynardFreek lmao, Robert is right. Whos gonna stop you? Its not like they'll be able to catch you or even find you. Tust me, you're absolutely fine crusing at 2,200 mph at 80,000 ft. By the time they even start the engines youd already be 3 states away.
@@trupyrodice4462 the airforce will send the sr72 to intercept you
Mindblowing from beginning to end. Elaborate and detailed as is gets. You weren't kidding when you titled the video "Full Build". Impressive. Thank you for sharing.
I'm both intrigued and concerned. The more you build and talk though, my confidence increases. I was trained to design and work on turbine systems. Turbines are amazing and I think demystifying them is a great step to bring them into more common use.
When they're broken down and talked about in simple terms, like how he's literally holding the parts in his hand showing you how they work, it becomes a lot less scary and a lot more fun to learn.
@@TheGreatDrAsian Much like what we do with internal combustion electrical ignited petrol fueled reciprocal motion to rotary motion engine.
@@timesthree5757 Whaaat? Plane engines?
Amazing, looks like something from a Jules Verne book. As an aircraft engineer it’s amazing to see something so complicated made on a bench, my hats off to you sir
Man! What you've just done is the greatest thing I have ever watched.
I was extremely mesmerised by your work.
Waiting to see it in action.
This si by far one of the coolest projects I've seen since Ben from the "Applied Science" channel built his own scanning electron microscopes. I am very impressed, amazing work man. ESPECIALLY with the sheet metal compressor, that is really cool.
BRAVO, What a video. I'm a chef and fine woodworker but as a boy, I have always wanted to be able to build a wooden airplane from balsa wood flown on strings with gas engines. my neighbor across the street did just that and let me in his bedroom to see his workbench where he built his airplanes. he would fly them in his front yard with me watching in amazement. But this never became a realized hobby for me. And yet all my life I have loved to go and see men fly their RC planes here in town. Now the jets have taken over and that is just so amazing to see all the big RC remakes of all the popular aircraft that is flying now and through history. But the engines. I never could understand its function and how it works. this video has Greatly made things so much clearer as to how it all works. BRAVO to you and your skill, craftsmanship, and imagination. Thank You for making it so much more enjoyable to watch and understand what goes behind the engines and their makers.
This engine is bad ass brother. Good job truly building such a complex piece of engineering from scratch. Imagine what you could achieve with access to the right machines, metals and tools that multi billion dollar aircraft companies have!
Excellent content, and the speed at which you speak, the lack of unneeded words, no stuttering or pausing, or stupid music, and fast-forwarded segments all combined to create this great video that is SO different from most videos on youtube. Oh, and great re-use of a turbocharger shaft and wheels.
very impressive
this is genuinely incredible
Definitely not his first merry-go-round ride! Very impressive!
Sir You are Very Talented!,Amazing Job!!!,I can not Wait Until The FireUp Video,I Just Bet That it Will be Really Something!
This is amazing! Thank you for uploading
Wowww. That's really, really impressive 👏. Are we gonna see an RC build of a true turbo-ramjet powered scale SR71 Blackbird??
Holy mackerel that’s awesome can’t wait to see it go
Have some major skills there
Interesting timing. I just saw a Video about the turbine of the SR71 and searched for Turboramjet and clicked the first one without looking at the time of upload. Nice Video!
Great video. You should continue the build and complete the aircraft. Would love to see that.
Its been a while since ive seen a new jet engine video there isnt alot of content like this on youtube. I have always found jet engines interesting but its had to get good information on them it would be cool to see more videos where you explain how these work and the concepts behind making them.
Havent worked with metal in a bit, but watching this makes me froth at the thought of being able to print this out. Probably can cc that pretty easy now a days, or a acceptable design on like a garbage rig. But this is tight man. Nice.
Great time to be alive, as long as you don't watch the news.
Amazing work
U recalled my graduation days...when I built one...loved it...for recall...
Fantastic ....Job well done ! Thanks for your hard work.
I'm really excited to see it run
ur a cool dude who does a lot of cool shit. definetly subbed. props man, keep it up. there arent a lot of ppl like you out there.
Wow Mr T. you are amazing. A gorgeous man doing incredible science and engineering. You truly an inspiration. A very blessed new year to you. keep up the fantastic work.
well, that aged quite fast
21:43 that is brilliant idea ✌️ u 're awesome
TAKE A SHOT EVERY TIME HE SAYS "RAM JET ENGINE" ...LOL
Dont get me wrong this video was awesome! Great way of explaining everything in such a way that it was very easy to understand how the turbo ram jet engine works.
Very nice!
I admire your dedication to your work, thank you
The whole thing is very impressive.
Insanely wonderful!
That's totally friggin amazing!!!
It would be interesting to see what you would build with an inventory of materials, a full boogie machine and metal shop complete with mills, lathes, etc...
Dude u are brilliant. If white ever hits the fan. Hope your on my team.
still the most useful UA-camr!!
You know you got the jazz when you can perform difficult fabrication in Wiley Coyote cave-like conditions. 17:10
Beautiful!!!!
Wow, you are a metal making expert, i like it !!
Clever, imaginative and innovative surprising UA-cam has taken this vid down
Can't wait to see if fire 🔥 up! Looks good!
This is absolutely amazing
Fantastic; engineering genius.
hell, you could have used the chimney on my smoker and saved a lot of work, :) Great Video!!
You did a great job, have you seen the aluminium turbines vacuums use? They are half as strong as this and spin at 50-60,000 rpm's , the one I just pulled from my vacuum is smaller and the blades have just a pressed down tab sticking out the top and bottom plate. He's using stainless steel rivets not a simple pressing, no comparison in engineered strength!!! He literally over engineered it compared to what we see commonly used, since its relatively small in size the inertial force won't be very strong so there is no way this thing will come apart built like that!
Wow great video
this is very helpful for me
It’s like watching the movie Despicable me..
I’m a toolmaker with a full Cnc workshop, wish I had his understanding of these engines.. if we got together in the workshop, beautiful things would happen..
Wow Man is your C-N-C Computerized? it must be Lol:P I wish I could work with you in Yo Work-shop Designing/Creating & Engineering Robots made from New & Re-cycled Materials, it's a fairly recent hobby of mine, my robots are quite Sophisticated and Realistic looking, the CNC & Milling Machine would help build the legs, arms, feet and hands I'm currently working on "Bumble Bee" & the Rectangle Shaped Robot from the second to last Star Wars Movie, I have all sorts of parts like from Old & Later Model Vacs and Steam Cleaners, Small to Medium Sized Engine Blocks from Weed Eaters and Chain saws, Small to Large RC Cars, Trucks, Motor Cycles, Tractors Boats etc, Servo Motors of Various Sizes and RPM's, Struts Small Medium and Fairly Large, Hydraulic Bits & Pieces, All Sorts a Housings Plastic & Metal, Grills, Meshes, Pipes & Hoses Alloy, Copper, Rubber & Plastic, Bi-cycle and Scooter Bits, Small Radiators I Have LED Rope Lights, All Sorts of LED Bulbs & Colors, Sensors (small * medium * fairly large) Electronic Switch Boards Pc bits & Tons a Other Great Stuff Needed To Make What I Do and so on and so forth it's great fun I'll Up-load to UA-cam sometime next year My Work- Bye for now
[Quantum Robotics & Engineering A Division Of Space Race Technologies] *
Obviously a jet engine mechanic by trade !!
Brilliant.
Very impressive. Why don't you just admit von Ohain is your grandfather? Some critical remarks though:
- Centering the hole positions before drilling would lead to a more precise hole pattern and thus a more stable flow.
- Will all the parts stand up to the temperatures involved?
- I love you handtooled the turbine but how do you avoid imbalance if you do not do it with a lathe?
- That spring mechanism in the nose cones will only work if the springs are tailored specifically to the occuring pressure differential(s). Taking just some spring that happens to be avaialble will probably not suffice.
This guy should be teaching open heart surgery. He’s brilliant.
Yea hes intelligent this is probably moreso his expertise. Maybe hes that too. If he can do both those things hes an absolute unit
Wow! What a brilliant build! I came wait to see it fire!
Very impressive build. What's the progress? Have you thought of making a manual for this build? Like the K99 one for example? It would really help future research from other tinkerers I think so guys can collaborate
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 the metal and attention to detail is amazing I want one 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
🔥 it dude I'm waiting..
Some dudes just build a workbench, some just build jet engines..... love it
this thing is skookum as frig.... me likey
More on this please I’m trying to get into this stuff and idk what to do
Excellent work. Thanks!
great job.
Your my new buddy..lol
I can get behind this with my history..
That's awesome
You should make an rc sr71 around this engine.
I thought I knew something, then You came along.
I suppose in order to demonstrate this principle you'll have to test fire it in supersonic flow. I would still call a turbojet engine operating static on the ground an engine, since the principles that constitute a turbojet engine are functional. The compressor, combustor and turbine are all functioning as they would at cruise speed, although the efficiency may be low. But a ramjet sitting on the ground cannot compress air with the inlet shock, and thus I would hesitate to call it a functional ramjet engine, but more along the lines of a display model.
But still, very impressive work.
A great scientist, he should get a job In aircrafts industry
I dont understand this but it seems cool
That's very cool and awesome.
I don't know where you got your training from but damn I'm jealous LOL great video thank you
Great job
I started my youtubing today looking at puppies....how did I get here.....I dont care...this is cool as hell
A bit rough...... but still a great project !
Excellent work !
Great work❤❤❤
A brilliant man
This is sooo cool
Thank you
Thanks for sharing.
i want this on a skateboard!!!!!!
Nice work!! Subscribed
Great job!
very cool
You might have been able to get a more even grind on the fins of that impeller if you had chucked it up in the end of a drill and spun it the opposite way the grind stone was spinning so that the verry edge was perfectly even and consistent. It might have also been quicker to grind as well.
its been long time i wanted to build an TURBORAMJET engine but now i will get started...
Genius:)
Awsome build have you fired up the engine yet are you going to start it
ifrom Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Fantastic!
I know those cheap electric motors, they run at 20k rpm with no load! A fan will give maximum load at maximum rpm, so that needs to be compensated. I run them from my lab power supply with the current limiter on 6 amps, that is the maximum according to the specs of my motor. And then I ramp up the voltage to whatever is needed to reach 20k rpm. To get in that corner of high torque and high rpm without overheating.
Legend has it he slapped this thing under a geo metro been spankin ls swapped fox bodies ever since
Be careful... good luck! Can't wait for the next instalment! Hope you get your pilots license quickly!
so now that you have the engine, are u going to build a supersonic RC plane too?
You know, just to fit the engine
You would put a smile on Ben Rich face my old boss
Wait, THE Ben Rich? F-117 Night Hawk, Skunk Works Ben Rich? Ya'll are legends
Can this work out of paper or plastic or even wood... i don't need it to spin fast enough to melt it.
is the drive propeller taken from a car alternator?
Excellent build!! I can't believe I have never came across your channel before. You have a new Sub, and UA-cam needs to promote your channel more in the suggestions.
Awesome build. Being you know how to build your own Turbine! I wish you could make a shaft with a 360 degree linkage which has a crown gear at the end that would allow you to have another fan that could move into three different angles! Like an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter which you could be the 1st to have a turbine that has VTOL Vertical takeoffs and Landing! That would be my #1 project if I had the knowledge and actual tools with extra parts of aluminum which would transform new turbine’s with would be the greatest jet engine for all r,c Jets if this isn’t a pulse turbine! Either way I would make it work Especially with an afterburner. That would be pimp to all r,c Jet Enthusiast. 😎🇺🇸🛩🚀🚁🥇🏁P,S I love how the intake nozzle points down like the SR-71’S! Did you know that it was supposed to be an R,S 71 except that the president accidentally called it the SR-71 for Sub sonic reconnaissance 71 or Speed reconnaissance!
Cool!