Simple Steam Engine! TKOR's Tea Light Steam Engine DIY Mini Steam Engine

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  • Опубліковано 31 бер 2018
  • In today's video we're making a simple steam engine out of a tea light candle!Have you ever wondered: Can I make a steam engine at home? TKOR has done some fun and random experiments in the past and in this video, we're just experimenting if it is possible to make a tea light steam engine? What will happen? King Of Random also has some other fun tests we performed. Hopefully this gives you an idea as to what can or can’t be experimented with when it comes to making a steam engine.
    This entertaining steam engine experiment is perfect for those wanting to know if you can make a tea light steam engine, steam engine DIY, how to make a steam engine at home, homemade steam machine, candle steam engine, stream engine, steam power hacks, how to make steam into power, steam engine 101, steam motors, and more!
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  • @R0BL0W
    @R0BL0W 5 років тому +63

    "almost perpetually for up to 20 minutes" 😂

  • @SpecificLove7
    @SpecificLove7 6 років тому +633

    Love the simplicity

  • @Certifier
    @Certifier 5 років тому +51

    "Perpetually spinning for 20 minutes"

  • @dennisschmidt975
    @dennisschmidt975 5 років тому +130

    Fill the tubing with sand before bending, the sand will prevent it from kinking, and hold it's shape better rather than flattening out.
    Then remove the sand with a vacuum or a puff of air.

    • @seansullivan6952
      @seansullivan6952 4 роки тому +11

      sand's a great suggestion on larger dimension tubes, I've used it on copper and pvc tubes over 1/4 inch diameter. For a small dimension tube like this, try talcum powder, corn starch, or baking powder. Sand has too large of a grain to easily fill small tubes - and empty them later.

    • @maxk4324
      @maxk4324 4 роки тому +8

      @@seansullivan6952 I would go with the baking soda option if the tubing is for actual hydraulic or pneumatic plumbing though. Talc is a thickening agent for lubricants, and cornstarch has a similar effect when it hits greeses, oils, or water based liquids. This means that you'd have to remove all greeses and oils and heat it to boil off any moisture first. Otherwise cleaning is a nightmare. However baking soda readily dissolves in polar liquids and so if you flush it out with water once or twice you can be pretty sure its all gone.

    • @loganburrows7267
      @loganburrows7267 4 роки тому +2

      You are amazing

    • @loganburrows7267
      @loganburrows7267 4 роки тому +1

      And cool

    • @dragoscoco2173
      @dragoscoco2173 4 роки тому +1

      Sand is too hard to insert and remove. In the musical instrument business pipes get bent with frozen soapy water inside.

  • @MickeyTrixster
    @MickeyTrixster 5 років тому +115

    this is pretty much a pop pop boat it uses that way to move in the water

    • @Fred_the_1996
      @Fred_the_1996 5 років тому

      Mickey Trixster
      I own one of those pop pop boats
      It sank in the pool and spilled tons of oil 😂

    • @argoscenturian6535
      @argoscenturian6535 5 років тому +1

      @@Fred_the_1996 way different principal powera this than a pop pop boat

    • @Fred_the_1996
      @Fred_the_1996 5 років тому +2

      ARGOS CENTURIAN
      Not really, the basics are the same

    • @aeu569
      @aeu569 4 роки тому +3

      @@argoscenturian6535 the principle is the same, the coil ejects steam and the difference of pressure makes the atmospheric pressure on the water push it into the coil. Bend both tubes one way and its the same as a pop pop boat. The only real difference is the boiler that a pop pop normally has, but the principle of ejecting steam and "sucking up" water is exactly the same.

  • @Allynics
    @Allynics 6 років тому +4

    I love how easy and simple this is! Something I can ACTUALLY do! Love it!

  • @celestinemorningstar4851
    @celestinemorningstar4851 5 років тому +137

    "We can't have any kinks in the tubing"
    "I like feet"
    "See, this is why I'm going to have to remake you"

  • @monthom9092
    @monthom9092 4 роки тому +23

    thanks guys this was great, it really helped a lot considering i have a school project on steam engines to complete

    • @emm1757
      @emm1757 4 роки тому +1

      damon fichtner what ya get

    • @amirbilal5466
      @amirbilal5466 4 роки тому +1

      @@emm1757 F Iwe go in same class

  • @chetanvora6499
    @chetanvora6499 6 років тому +154

    Nailed it! But I have seen toy boats with same steam engine and boat works like charm! Can you teach us?

  • @Freizeitflugsphaere
    @Freizeitflugsphaere 6 років тому +61

    There is an version of that motor which sucks the water constantly in throgh one end of the tube which allows it to run until the candle has burnt down.

    • @ninjaz5736
      @ninjaz5736 6 років тому +8

      Freizeitflugsphäre it's probably to do with offsetting the flame from the centre of the tube, so that it heats the rear end and duck's more in from the other end

    • @AverageThinking
      @AverageThinking 6 років тому +5

      How about a vertical coil with the intake on the bottom and the exhaust on the top. I don’t know how effective that would be with a candle flame....

    • @tomi8603
      @tomi8603 6 років тому

      Schöner name😂😂😂

    • @Freizeitflugsphaere
      @Freizeitflugsphaere 6 років тому

      Tom :D Danke bist der erste der mir das sagt😃 hab meiner Kreativität für nen gscheiten Kanalnamen freien Lauf gelassen...

    • @tomi8603
      @tomi8603 6 років тому

      👍😂

  • @subzeronitro4686
    @subzeronitro4686 6 років тому +3

    "We have too much aluminum tube on the side so we want to turn that off." You just made my day

  • @maxkid9008
    @maxkid9008 6 років тому +2

    If I ever have a science fair this’ll be my project

  • @bibeksunar5120
    @bibeksunar5120 6 років тому +645

    Please make a rocket powered by acetylene gas obtained from calcium carbide reacted with h20.

  • @Martyz-TV
    @Martyz-TV 6 років тому +143

    I had a bathtub "putt putt" boat that ran with this candle motor 55 years ago. It was made in Japan after the war (Cheap Japanese Junk - at the time :-) The loop was horizontal (not verticle - I think you got that wrong) and it made twice the power as this design and a cool "Putt Putt" noise.

    • @scoobylagrenouille4712
      @scoobylagrenouille4712 6 років тому

      Martin Van Luyn Putt Putt didn’t even exist 55 years ago

    • @Martyz-TV
      @Martyz-TV 6 років тому +15

      Yeah, you're right. The guy that invented "Putt Putt" was inspired by one of these little noisy boats while sitting in the bath tub :-P

    • @Charlie-zb5oh
      @Charlie-zb5oh 6 років тому +1

      Martin Van Luyn I

    • @bobfinning8587
      @bobfinning8587 6 років тому +7

      Martin, I too had one of those little putt putt boats 50/60 years ago, I surprisingly found that they are still being made here in England, cost about £5 now.

    • @johnadams3152
      @johnadams3152 6 років тому +7

      The hottest part of the flame on the candle is about 1/8 inch above the tip of the candle flame.

  • @melvinolson8381
    @melvinolson8381 6 років тому

    the BEST hero's engine i have ever seen, it actually RUNS !

  • @isaacngenghock6008
    @isaacngenghock6008 6 років тому +1

    Hello King of Random. Now that you made this, it'll be great to see you make your rendition of a Stirling Engine :)

  • @morganv3818
    @morganv3818 6 років тому +219

    Make a go kart powered by a cordless drills battery and a treadmill motor like and comment if you would like to see a weekend project😜

    • @Eviljimchicken
      @Eviljimchicken 6 років тому +4

      ... a cordless battery???

    • @cjwrench07
      @cjwrench07 6 років тому +2

      Eviljimchicken
      I think he just forgot to put in • Drill.

    • @matthewbragonje9333
      @matthewbragonje9333 6 років тому +1

      Treadmill motors require too high a voltage.

    • @ShaneCarrigan
      @ShaneCarrigan 6 років тому

      oh yeah i agree make a go kart!!!

    • @nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489
      @nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 6 років тому +1

      how about YOU do that, instead of begging someone else? Sounds like you have what you need(brain) to do it.

  • @LordEmilous
    @LordEmilous 6 років тому +8

    Make a Stirling engine! It is really simple and it looks super cool :) You can power it up with only a cup of hot tea! Also would be awesome to find out how much energy it can make :D

  • @xercesxix
    @xercesxix 6 років тому +27

    "It won't cost that much!"
    *brings in tools you'll need that can cost quite a bit.*

  • @jayfuri5835
    @jayfuri5835 6 років тому +2

    This is just like how the grown toy boat works in Ponyo! Awesome!

  • @IndraKurniawan-vk2qb
    @IndraKurniawan-vk2qb 6 років тому +3

    I've been Watching Your Videos lately,And I just Wanna Say Awsome!!!, that's Why We Proud Called You "The King Of RANDOM" :)

  • @spearmint
    @spearmint 6 років тому +9

    this reminds me from that one scene in ponyo, where they had the candle powered boat

  • @elliottg.1954
    @elliottg.1954 2 роки тому +2

    Great fun, thanks. As kids, we'd do this stuff all day and we learned 👍 It is all just as important as it was fifty years ago. You mentioned hobby stores, we used to have them here in 'junk' UK, great for budding engineers, DIY, and kids. They're gone. Luckily we have lots of cafes, coffee shops, charity shops and supermarkets. Also on one High Street you can find several hairdressers and nail bars, junk shops, 'Factory' shops and Pound Shops. It's a real shame for the kids here.

  • @justnick5046
    @justnick5046 2 роки тому +1

    I like these videos a lot better than gummy molds, making giant foods, and destroying stuff

  • @josephpark5027
    @josephpark5027 6 років тому +42

    I have 4 ideas that I think are going to be pretty cool! :) Please try them!
    1. Grind up some sparklers and make homemade thermite
    2. Put some lithium in a divot in a block of dry ice with some water and see if it will burn
    3. Run a ridiculously large amount of electric current through some light bulbs in a series circuit and make them simultaneously pop
    4. Put a stun gun or some electric current near a metal spinning fan blade

    • @josephpark5027
      @josephpark5027 6 років тому +1

      Persistence is key!

    • @ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg
      @ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg 6 років тому +2

      To be honest, the dry ice one is cool, but I think a piece of sodium inbetween 2 giant blocks of crystal clear water ice would be cooler, we could see what's going on

    • @acmorris
      @acmorris 6 років тому +1

      Joseph Park I guess it is, weird I found you!

    • @wupme
      @wupme 6 років тому +6

      1. Thats still not thermite
      3. You still have not understood what Current and Voltage are.

    • @josephpark5027
      @josephpark5027 6 років тому

      thx!

  • @v8trauma
    @v8trauma 5 років тому +3

    Small diameter copper pipe? Brake pipe fits that description quite nicely. Available in a variety of materials including copper.

  • @do_d_dola_d_dan5105
    @do_d_dola_d_dan5105 5 років тому +1

    This should definitely be in TKOR boxes... Possibly a hopped up version... Think racing stickers ;)

  • @therealcountryboy20
    @therealcountryboy20 6 років тому

    Even if I tried my hardest I still wouldn’t even be able to do this. I am very amazed that you can do it because I probably wouldn’t be able to.

  • @dhruvkumar7802
    @dhruvkumar7802 6 років тому +82

    Can you make a bigger (Scaled-up) version of this please

    • @manjulwalia1995
      @manjulwalia1995 6 років тому +4

      :) with copper pipe from Air conditioner

    • @sodacityyy6084
      @sodacityyy6084 6 років тому

      Is It Real? L

    • @Steam_City
      @Steam_City 6 років тому

      Building a life size Pop pop/ putt putt boat as this, is well, a pipe dream. It just can't be scaled up that far. Some have tried, I know "putt putt for video" has made some pretty big ones, he even made one from a coffee maker.

    • @akfinner1
      @akfinner1 6 років тому +5

      Yes make a boat that just spins in circles and burns you when you stand on it 👍

    • @88njtrigg88
      @88njtrigg88 6 років тому

      Is It Real? the Reynolds numbers go out the window.

  • @patenceandhope
    @patenceandhope 6 років тому +3

    I love this! Can you use this steam engine to build a mini steam boat?

  • @earla9518
    @earla9518 6 років тому

    Very cool. Thanks hope to do this with my son and show him how it works

  • @jimmyrodriguez5887
    @jimmyrodriguez5887 6 років тому

    Very nice, very simple, lots to learn. Great experiment.

  • @riley2575
    @riley2575 5 років тому +5

    Can you please make a huge version of this👍👑

  • @ryanberns7167
    @ryanberns7167 6 років тому +4

    You should do a large scale version of this

  • @golbez3794
    @golbez3794 5 років тому

    i love this guy. hes taught me so much.

  • @Nibbles2point0
    @Nibbles2point0 6 років тому

    This was very neat! Thanks!

  • @DondeRob
    @DondeRob 6 років тому +4

    Nice idea. It works even better when you bend the bottoms of the tube in the same direction. Because one sucks and the other blows. That way they don't try to cancel each other out.
    Also, when you place the candle a bit more to the side of the bottom of the loop, then it heats up the side of the loop, which might help circulation a bit.

  • @anormalperson4351
    @anormalperson4351 6 років тому +3

    I've got a steam engine that was passed down from generation to generation that's still working and I now own it I still love it

    • @aaa-vl1lk
      @aaa-vl1lk 6 років тому

      Samantha Kingery I want a pic to see

    • @alrezgarage9046
      @alrezgarage9046 6 років тому

      Not My Username he's lieing

    • @aaa-vl1lk
      @aaa-vl1lk 6 років тому

      AlrezGarage 904 that's why I want a pic

    • @alrezgarage9046
      @alrezgarage9046 6 років тому

      Not My Username and u see he didn't. Reply

    • @aaa-vl1lk
      @aaa-vl1lk 6 років тому

      AlrezGarage 904 I'm waiting for them to reply

  • @flamexode
    @flamexode 6 років тому

    Thanks for the best idea for the best coffee mixer!

  • @Emporator
    @Emporator 6 років тому

    This is such a great little project - well done.

  • @SciencewithKatie
    @SciencewithKatie 6 років тому +63

    That was pretty cool! I was wondering is there anything you could’ve used that was a bit more viscous than water in the tube at first (yet still flowing well) so the dye wouldn’t have come out so quick?

    • @AmorDeae
      @AmorDeae 6 років тому

      If you want it to be faster you could try alcohol or gasoline, and if you want it to be slower you could use cooking oil.

    • @endymionthemightymasterofm9600
      @endymionthemightymasterofm9600 6 років тому +3

      Gasoline and Alcohol +flame IS one of my favorite combos

    • @greenjoe4202
      @greenjoe4202 6 років тому

      This whole time I've seen your comments but never subbed, smaller channels need to band together, sense UA-cam is messed up.

    • @elitesniper1114
      @elitesniper1114 6 років тому

      Science with Katie iiiiii

    • @determineddude4534
      @determineddude4534 5 років тому

      Yeah like diluted dish detergent with food colouring to create blue bubbles?

  • @joshuakosar417
    @joshuakosar417 6 років тому +6

    You should use a scaled up version of this mechanism to make a floating, steam powered fire tornado. It would be really cool to see the flame power it's own rotation!!

  • @11jaguar71
    @11jaguar71 6 років тому

    I’ve always wanted to do this ;) finally found it

  • @marsbase3729
    @marsbase3729 5 років тому

    That was awesome. those would make an awesome centerpiece and teach science.

  • @myopinion9484
    @myopinion9484 6 років тому +3

    Pretty cool

  • @spykidcgaming7948
    @spykidcgaming7948 6 років тому +3

    You now have a *2D version of that canister*

  • @gavinstarr7172
    @gavinstarr7172 2 роки тому

    I would love to see this scaled up a bit!

  • @jamiegonderman3821
    @jamiegonderman3821 6 років тому

    I really like your videos! If I had one thing to say is, you explain everything before you start and then while your doing it. I would suggest just to give a list of tools and materials then just go into the build. Thanks for the science!

  • @haf816r
    @haf816r 6 років тому +192

    Those gloves! Kills me every time! 😂😂🤣🤣

    • @ChristmasEve777
      @ChristmasEve777 6 років тому +12

      hehe. me too! The first couple videos of his that I watched just happened to be where he was dealing with caustic chemicals so I thought that was the reason. Then as I watched more videos, I began to realize he ALWAYS uses gloves :) Interesting

    • @PolishGigaChad180
      @PolishGigaChad180 6 років тому

      Why u Hatein Homie

    • @haf816r
      @haf816r 6 років тому +9

      KittyCatStudios not "hatein" it's just funny.

    • @mensch.meier.8816
      @mensch.meier.8816 5 років тому

      love boot

    • @w.patpeters4643
      @w.patpeters4643 5 років тому

      Nate said it's part of his uniform. Wonder if he gets high. I think he's okay.

  • @beerus_sama10
    @beerus_sama10 6 років тому +179

    What if you start a chain reaction by laying out all the flammable chemicals you have made till present right next to each other and igniting one of them with power of sun to start the chain reaction.

    • @AmorDeae
      @AmorDeae 6 років тому +4

      I'd prefer they tried some new chemicals to make different colored flames and then put them in the correct rainbow order not random because random orders look like 💩

    • @AmorDeae
      @AmorDeae 6 років тому +1

      Talking about powders I know they made liquids but it would be hard to make one liquid ignite from another without mixing them.

    • @imadmorsli2871
      @imadmorsli2871 6 років тому

      They already made rainbow flames. But yes they should do the chain reaction then at the end make it set off the rainbow candles

    • @PNCHArKz
      @PNCHArKz 6 років тому

      Aman Verma I

    • @brendanmcewen2147
      @brendanmcewen2147 6 років тому +4

      How many times have u commented that.. lol

  • @gordonramsay1921
    @gordonramsay1921 6 років тому

    Me and my friend are in a science fair and we thought of a steam engine so thx for your help

  • @PurpleNinja-vn4hv
    @PurpleNinja-vn4hv 3 роки тому +1

    I once had a small camp stove that operated on a similar principle...
    I love science.

    • @publicdomain3378
      @publicdomain3378 3 роки тому

      Didn't take long about 10 seconds of scrolling before that was bam seen this for the first time after two years

  • @fabiandiaz9120
    @fabiandiaz9120 6 років тому +36

    Can you try to hydro dipping dry ice?

    • @noudlindeman1931
      @noudlindeman1931 6 років тому +4

      Fabian Diaz can’t be done due to the Leidenfrost effect

    • @Walkerl-zc6dp
      @Walkerl-zc6dp 6 років тому

      I think that the dry ice will freeze the water. Great idea BTW 😊

    • @SUBSCRIBERSWITHOUTAVIDEO-zx5gr
      @SUBSCRIBERSWITHOUTAVIDEO-zx5gr 6 років тому

      NICE IDEA

    • @noudlindeman1931
      @noudlindeman1931 6 років тому +4

      Nope the due to the leidenfrost effect the CO2 instantly vaporizes and creates a air barrier between the dry-ice and the water/spraypaint, the spraypaint will never touch the dry-ice.

    • @fabiandiaz9120
      @fabiandiaz9120 6 років тому

      Noet Games if the spray paint happens to stick a little to the dry ice, do you think it would create a paint bubble?

  • @bitunusual
    @bitunusual 6 років тому +5

    Cool engineering! Think you could make a video on hydroponics?

    • @nerdherd1796
      @nerdherd1796 6 років тому +1

      Go to cody's lab. Much more intelligent content there.

  • @efeegeli9806
    @efeegeli9806 6 років тому

    Perfection and simplicity in one video

  • @crazycreator7785
    @crazycreator7785 6 років тому

    superb!!!!!!!awesome project

  • @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907
    @a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907 6 років тому +3

    Happy april fools and Easter Sunday (since 1956)

  • @kodey-7800
    @kodey-7800 6 років тому +6

    Awesome! Can you try to make a combustible lemon!

  • @TwilightCage
    @TwilightCage 6 років тому +2

    *you should make your own putt putt boat*
    one type is exactly like that you just made, but there is another kind that uses the steam to make a rudder move.

  • @OJtheOZ
    @OJtheOZ 5 років тому

    Wow simple but fun especially with the color dye and as midnight UA-cam show.

  • @bigwings1891
    @bigwings1891 6 років тому +17

    Make a Stirling engine

  • @thepenguinarmy1073
    @thepenguinarmy1073 6 років тому +39

    Thank you for likening my comment on the arc reactor video it means so much to me😃

  • @ytHobie4474
    @ytHobie4474 5 років тому +2

    Like others have said, bend both tubes to point in the same direction. But also very important, offset the candle to one side. Heated water will rise causing it to flow in one direction resulting in one intake tube and one exhaust tube, and the orientation of both help the contraption spin in the same direction.

    • @EngineeredBricks3548
      @EngineeredBricks3548 Рік тому

      Yes! I thought of that but you would have to reshape the cork disk to make it float without it going under the water

  • @osamaawad6372
    @osamaawad6372 6 років тому

    Great ideas and expriments as always

  • @KevinMayerYT
    @KevinMayerYT 6 років тому +3

    make this but in a much bigger scale!!!

  • @Gvideoscom
    @Gvideoscom 6 років тому +36

    That's hot!

  • @professor_roundhead
    @professor_roundhead 4 роки тому

    Fyi if for other projects it can help filling the tubing with sand or somthing like this to make the coil with out kinking it. Thanks for the awsome vid guys

  • @leifmichaelson880
    @leifmichaelson880 6 років тому

    this is so cool, see if you can bend the wire so it faces one direction and powers in forward

  • @michiooliver4341
    @michiooliver4341 6 років тому +15

    You should have bent both tubes the same direction so that as it turned water would be forced into one of the tubes as it shot out the other

    • @montemattia97
      @montemattia97 5 років тому +5

      Michio Oliver yes finally someone noticed that, I thought it was trivial

    • @johanrosenberg6342
      @johanrosenberg6342 5 років тому +7

      Wouldn't it perhaps also turn the suction into a driving force too? As it is now I think it brakes everything.

    • @spaghettiwaffles
      @spaghettiwaffles 4 роки тому

      I don’t think it would make that much of a difference because there is only two holes in the coil so when the water goes out one end then it would be forced to enter the other end to equalize pressure

  • @aniket6040
    @aniket6040 6 років тому +75

    Hey try making ice cream rolls with liquid nitrogen

  • @davidsharlot6794
    @davidsharlot6794 4 роки тому +1

    I love this, it is my favourite thing, I have seen so far, apart from the chocolate chicken.

  • @bluematt2448
    @bluematt2448 6 років тому

    So thanks for taking my idea into account. Love you too

  • @aryanshah6832
    @aryanshah6832 6 років тому +16

    Hey -> can u make a mini boat using simple steam engine :)

  • @idk-qp2le
    @idk-qp2le 6 років тому +5

    Cool

  • @gregor5118
    @gregor5118 6 років тому

    I want older crazy projects like the real king of random did

  • @AfterDark33
    @AfterDark33 6 років тому

    I would say this is actually a better demonstration of the thermo siphon effect.

  • @yashx26
    @yashx26 6 років тому +11

    Please do some old school life hack videos!

  • @lunalucilfer8909
    @lunalucilfer8909 6 років тому +13

    Happy Easter 🐣

  • @pauls5745
    @pauls5745 3 роки тому

    kind of a simplified Hero of Alexandria engine. very cool!

  • @DeadpoolGames19
    @DeadpoolGames19 5 років тому

    I would have loved to have Nate as my science teacher.

  • @gabrieledid9568
    @gabrieledid9568 6 років тому +21

    Here an Idea, try to put a slurpee form 7 Eleven or where ever you find it and put it on the Vacuum Chamber, I think it would be great because that way we can see how much liquid we really get, because when it freezes it expands and it´s really full of air... So let´s try it out?

    • @norufyekei7992
      @norufyekei7992 5 років тому +6

      How bout u just let it melt.. duhhh

    • @lol-pk6jj
      @lol-pk6jj 5 років тому +2

      When something freezes air doesn't get inside of it unless you freeze a carbonated drink then that stuff happens where you have sharp bubbly ice

    • @boxcarz
      @boxcarz 5 років тому

      The ice would evaporate with the rest of the water too, and you'd end up with concentrated dye and flavoring. And water doesn't become suddenly full of air when it freezes.

  • @pewpewpew2325
    @pewpewpew2325 5 років тому +5

    Perpetually for almost 20 minutes.. Oh my scientist

    • @SimonHomeintheEarth
      @SimonHomeintheEarth 5 років тому

      He just didn't understand that the water was going out only one tube and coming in the other. If he knew that, he could have bent the tube for better performance. It should run (as a pump) as long as the candle provides heat. Your coffee maker works the same way.

  • @reneelosie2644
    @reneelosie2644 3 роки тому

    Pretty neat guys.

  • @varegvalance5143
    @varegvalance5143 6 років тому

    Beautiful!

  • @rayokill9319
    @rayokill9319 6 років тому +4

    now make a ship xD

  • @VincentCarneglia
    @VincentCarneglia 6 років тому +7

    Years ago we decided to build a very similar "Steam Engine". Everything seemed fine until the heat from the candle caused
    April Fools!

    • @ketch10
      @ketch10 5 років тому

      Vincent Carneglia wut lol

  • @newbaca
    @newbaca 5 років тому

    brilliant in it's simplicity

  • @LambOverRicee
    @LambOverRicee 5 років тому

    Dope. Free energy here I come

  • @The_Goose
    @The_Goose 5 років тому +11

    Try making a pop pop or put put boat. :)

    • @user-kg4oy4sq2z
      @user-kg4oy4sq2z 5 років тому +1

      Angus NZ lmao that got recommended to me before watching this vid

    • @MicroHydrology
      @MicroHydrology 5 років тому

      @@user-kg4oy4sq2z same

    • @virgilio6349
      @virgilio6349 5 років тому

      What is the difference betwewn a popop and a put put?

    • @The_Goose
      @The_Goose 5 років тому

      virgilio moncada
      There is no difference

    • @cyborglion4179
      @cyborglion4179 4 роки тому

      @@virgilio6349 just different words for the same thing

  • @DGMANIA-vx9wl
    @DGMANIA-vx9wl 6 років тому +149

    Use methanol

    • @SustainableGal
      @SustainableGal 6 років тому +1

      That's an alkANE, yay trilogy science

    • @DGMANIA-vx9wl
      @DGMANIA-vx9wl 6 років тому +12

      Lil Memeboy because it has a boiling point of 60 degrees Celsius which will allow for the whole cycle to happen quicker

    • @turbopanda7012
      @turbopanda7012 6 років тому +1

      Yesyesyesyes

    • @Treeefu
      @Treeefu 6 років тому

      D.G.M.ANIA pp

    • @Althemor
      @Althemor 6 років тому +3

      But wouldn't the candle just light the fumes and set the whole thing on fire?
      Hm, then again, that could be pretty awesome. Imagine actually doing that with the metal salts for colored flame added in. They would probably plug up the tubing rather soon, but it should look pretty cool until then.

  • @theultrahdgamer3540
    @theultrahdgamer3540 4 роки тому

    Epic, time to make one

  • @paulash1770
    @paulash1770 4 роки тому

    I'd love to see you guys scale this up some how

  • @StaxRail
    @StaxRail 6 років тому +7

    Just saying, a pop pop boat is much easier to make. No fancy tubes required, just a candle, aluminium can, juice carton, blue tack and some straws.

    • @deathskrieg5525
      @deathskrieg5525 5 років тому

      Well the materials for making a pop pop boat are more easily accessible, the procedure for constructing this engine is much simpler

  • @eng.ahmedamir7606
    @eng.ahmedamir7606 6 років тому +5

    the name of the background song is stream engine 🤣

  • @stuartpratt3662
    @stuartpratt3662 6 років тому

    it works!!!!
    now to size up bigger
    and maybe more loops?

  • @E.lectricityNorth
    @E.lectricityNorth 6 років тому

    Great project guys. Simple is best.

  • @vharrald
    @vharrald 6 років тому +4

    Looked like a squid shooting it's ink out to protect itself as our gets away

    • @SukacitaYeremia
      @SukacitaYeremia 6 років тому

      Van Harrald Yeah Dude.. That part is real cool

  • @Xheooon
    @Xheooon 6 років тому +3

    Hi, can u pls melt candy then freeze it with liquid nitrogen 😇😇😇
    I would really like to see it.

  • @vibe7448
    @vibe7448 6 років тому +1

    Make a version of this that works as a boat, I wanna see how fast or slow it goes while going in a straight line, and what materials you should use for the ability to keep it afloat.

  • @biplovegnyawali1952
    @biplovegnyawali1952 6 років тому

    A recommendation to make this video:SPIN A CPU FAN AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS AND FIND OUT WHAT THINGS CSN THE BLADES CUT OFF.Thanks for all the great videos