Fully Powered 3D Printed Jet Engine
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- * V3 released! Check the Thingiverse page and my UA-cam channel for new content! **
A remix on the original 3D Printable jet engine by Catiav5ftw in 2016.
The electronics and modifications to incorporate the electronics was designed and printed by me. Here is a link to the Thingiverse project
www.thingivers...
Great job electric jets are in my electric dreams
this is what we call ''dry run''
Jet engine or electric fan? you be the judge!
It's a jet engine model, neither a fan nor a real jet engine. Still not very efficient as an electric fan for a hot summer though.
I mean you see that it's not a closed system so duh...
Poweffull fan🤣🤣🤣😉
Jet model. If made with metal , it would be nice as combustion chamber works but not safe for indoor use.
Basically an electric fan as it isn’t powered by a type of jet fuel, but instead electricity.
Nice project.
0:07 Meow
I was expecting to see that thing fly off the table when I heard that ramp up
Now bird strike it while it's running.
i quite certainly need this.
I could never with my intrusive thoughts
The low pressure turbine seems need some balancing
Superb ! 👍
made this model, had to reprint several parents along with sanding to get it spinning true without wobble or scraping
It can be a tough model to get together if the prints are too big. What printer are you using? Everything printed nicely and fit together well on my Prusa MK3S
There is alignment issues I need to revisit someday
great work
"Integza liked this"
you have to add the blue and red light to locate the hot and cold parts...
Great video. Can the files for this be purchased or downloaded? Thanks again.
Check the description
Not bad! Hope you can fine tune the fan scraping
AWESOME!
So cool!👍
so i would be afraid that the thing would fly around my ears. what material is it printed from?
it looks like plastic
@@Vaczil resin
Let test with water
What motor does he use to power the fans?
I use an RS 5555H 12V Brushed DC motor. Check out the Github and thingiverse for links and more details github.com/nairck/TurbofanDriver
hope ur wearing goggles if thats pla
I'm guessing this is a Trent 700 Engine replica? I'm not completely sure because I saw a mixer on the back. (Not sure if it is a mixer tho, it only looks like one)
I didn't design it off of any single engine type. It combines features from a number of engines into one, mostly for looks. 🙂
I saw that moving
Hola! Un muy buen trabajo. Estoy haciendo la misma turbina. Podias decirme por favor donde comprar el motor, el panel led y la placa base. Muchas gracias!
Please find all the info and parts needed in the description on Thingiverse! Instructions and links to the purchased parts are within the electronics instructions
@@adambjohnsonhow much PSI please, I couldn't find it on things site
Please guide how you install motor in this assembly
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4743929
The project has been updated to V2 - detailed electronics instructions now exist! Mechanical upgrades and new videos to come!
Holy cow!!!!!!!
What is that machine called? The one that makes the print spin? Please answer 🥺
All of your questions can be answered in the description, which includes links to the very detailed files and instructions to make one yourself.
This is a model turbofan
@@adambjohnson I ll check it out man sorry for not looking in the description i thought u only had the jet files there, not the spinning thing too
It took you 350 hours to 3D print
Just need to 3d print lost wax forms an get to pouring sand casts then all will be right in the world.
PUT a dollar
How much is price for this ?
Not sure exactly how much it all cost to print, manufacture, and assemble, but there is a very detailed assembly procedure in the description to see for yourself 😊
Where is the electric motor is put?
The box that's right above the power button is where the electric motor is stored, and I'm pretty sure it's running on a gear system, judging by how the motor is orientated.
@@demonman1234 in real life, do your know where they put gear box connected with engine?
@@thanhnamdatabases8277 If you're talking about a real engine, it's started by an apu. Auxiliary power unit, which is like a small engine that creates electrical power and also forces air to go into the real engine's turbine to start spinning it. Once the engine is spun to a certain rpm, it can self sustain itself and the apu is shut off. By pulling in more and more air, going through combustion, and then flowing over the rear turbine, the engine will keep itself spinning.
@@demonman1234 i still can not imagine how itself spining without any electric engine or gasoline engine ...
@@thanhnamdatabases8277 A real jet engine is spinning by the air being compressed, going through the combustion chamber, then getting blown through the rear turbine at high speeds, and then the bypass air (air that does not go through the combustion chamber) also turning the rear turbine. This video is just a model of one, and cannot sustain itself like a real engine, therefore needing to be powered by an electric motor. The engine in the video is more of a model, the real engine does not have an electrical motor powering it, instead it has an apu at first which forces air through the rear turbine inside the engine, which in turn causes a cycle of air going through the engine, hitting the rear turbine, and keeping it spinning. The cycle then repeats over and over. This is how an engine self-sustains itself, it must get some form of airflow first though.
What’s the model of this engine?
Добавьте дым, хочу увидеть как пойдет
How to make it???
Search the stl files ,buy a 3d printer, print it , buy other components like motors ,power suply ,controler(arduino maybe), led display, asembly all together, thats it
REV it to limiterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
All stages have the same speed? That's completely wrong. Before you build this model, take a look at how a turbofan engine works.
The fan normally has a maximum speed of 2000 rpm. However, the high pressure turbine can reach up to 18,000 rpm.
Yes, obviously this isn’t a real turbofan jet engine…….. just a fun model to print and highly generalized configuration… for fun and learning 😊
@@adambjohnson , A good model, no doubt, but no learning at all.
It’s also not my design, I just designed all the electronics to make it to “burrrr”.
Feel free to complain about the design to the original designer!
@@Ljet600before you state your opinion you should behave decently and take the time to research what you’re complaining about so loudly. In this design the HP-Shaft is supported via bearings on the LP-shaft that reaches through it and is supported by bearings in the engine housing in front of the first compressor stage and after the last turbine stage. Since bearings also have a resistance and this is a small light plastic model, the HP-Shaft will basically just spin with the LP-Shaft. You can also spin the two shafts independent. That is realistic and how it’s configured in the real deal. You don’t have any point being so whiney about it.
A little decorum goes a long way. @@Ljet600
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Spin it at 24k or more.
Gotta get the brushless installed instead for those kind of speeds :D