I am a mechanical engineer and post graduate in design and landed up in supply chain industry due to covid and working in the same now. But this video made the core Mechanical engineer and automotive enthusiast in me happy. Thanks for making this!
As an engineer I can tell you।।।। If you like real engineering go switch to it else you will regret later on I also started my carrier 20 years back as an sales executive and soon realize this is not I have studied engineering for It took another 3 years for me to switch to engineering job ।।। Lots of hickup।।।। But it worked ।।।। Now When I look back I am happy and satisfied the risk and invested time was worth ।।।।
As a sanitation worker and 40 year blue collar veteran with probably more actual hands on knowledge than these self described educated charlatans I can attest that this video was well done with an incredible amount of precision engineering and tolerances going into that engine.
As an apprentice engineer our class manufactured the parts that went together to make a miniature locomotive. Lots of skills acquired during the process. Long retired, watching this beautiful video was pure joy. Thank you
What an intriguing little engine! Hearing this tiny powerhouse roar like a beast when assembled and started is truly impressive. It’s amazing how something so small can produce such a powerful sound, showcasing the beauty of engineering and innovation. This project highlights the excitement of building and experimenting with engines, and it’s a great reminder that great things often come in small packages. I can’t wait to see more of what this little engine can do-keep up the fantastic work
@ Yeah I thought the same on expense. It’s not the same but quite spendy for a hobby. After you build one and run it, what can you do with it except let it collect dust? I guess start a social media presence to try to cover some costs?
One of the great joys of UA-cam is the ease of learning new practical things, or at least appreciating the great knowledge, skills and advice of experts. This is a prime example of that. It’s a fantastic to see that tiny precision engineered assembly come to life after such meticulous effort. But let’s not forget the excellent camerawork and editing, without which the quality would suffer and much praise would be lost.
That is indeed demonstrating to the common and casual viewer such as myself the ingenuity, planning , patience and attention to detail shown by much brighter minds and very skilled hands!!
I remember back 65 years ago when I was a kid, building a the Visible V-8 model engine. It ran too but on battery power and it was all plastic. And it was a great learning experience. It familiarized me with the internal workings of an engine so that six years later when I worked on the real thing, I wasn’t intimidated. This one here, though, I am probably gonna look at getting one of these to play with. I love that it’s made of metal. Tell the truth I’m really sick of plastic!
The humanity and nature is sick of plastic, literally. In case you don't know about it: this crap material releases "micro plastics" on everything, and there isn't something on the body, on nature, that can desintegrate it, so it acumulates on the body of everyone, causing hormonal problems. Also, the recycle plastic thing is a farse, it does not work, it releases more mp.
Conversely, an engine 1,000’s of times this size, would function, were it possible to manufacture the parts - and hold it down ! This beautiful little machine is a work of art.
It can't work. Because the molecular structure of the materials used cannot form enough bonds for greater power and would crack. For a larger, more voluminous engine, you must use different materials and components.
*Retired Locomotive Machinist for BNSF. I tore down, repaired and rebuilt dozens of locomotive engines over the years... If you get rid of the spark plugs and make it a 2-stroke diesel, add a lot more cylinders, a big ass supercharger (most people call them a Turbo but they're actually a Super) and V Configuration this is surprisingly close to the real thing.* *You should put it in a RC Dragster*
Amazing! I don’t know much about engines, other than watching YT videos for a year, so I kinda recognized the block, pistons, valves, and a whole lot of gaskets and lube, lol. Maybe the flywheel and timing belt? I’m embarrassing myself. This was mesmerizing to a layman!
Lol that Clymer manual explained a lot more than: "the short bolts go after the big bolts and you gotta put em on crisscross like this. Now try to find one of the hundred 10mm sockets we own."
When your car engine gives you hard times and fails multiple times, this is your video. You'll be in tune with the mechanic describing where it did go wrong for the engine.
Je viens de découvrir que Cison Engine est une société chinoise qui fabrique des petits moteurs et autres pièces de moteurs avec des machines CNC, ce qui explique la grande qualité de précision de ces petites merveilles de mécaniques, très intéressant pour les personnes qui veulent apprendre la mécanique et le fonctionnement de chaque organe d'un moteur!
@@balrogDCLXVIyeah store bought is two stroke nitro mix. This is 4 stroke with valves and adjusted to even idle nice. Way different. The only you get this in rc is to machine it yourself or buy a ridiculously priced similar engine then you need a 1/5 or 1/4 scale rig to put it in. Only the top rc guys will have this type of engine in a vehicle. Amazing job.
While kudos are in order for your mechanical skills, may I applaud your beautiful filming of this process. Nice little "stop motion animation" touches here and there, especially at 8:00. Just lovely.
This is absolutely insane! One of those days when I love the internet. You made a great video. You obviously know your stuff, just like you know how to put an engine together. Greetings from Germany.
This motor is much better than the most real engines from Mercedes , Kia , Honda ....it has cylinder liners made of steel !! And the liners are removeable !
There was no reason to throw Honda in there Honda has always been making great engines. Why else would the k series and b series Motors be getting swapped into everything?
cannot look away. nice job, making every second valuable. oh luv this- less than 3 lbs ( 1.3 kg and 2.5 hp!! ) we're talking pound for pound the most powerful engine ive ever seen lol
Dude, this is _so_ freaking cool. People throw around the term "satisfying" like it's going out of style but this is about the most satisfying video I've seen in a minute.
@@kotukuwhakapiko467 Your _name_ is satisfying, dude. What is it? I can't tell where it stops and begins again, or is it all one word? Either way it's pretty awesome. Mine's Eamon O'Connor which isn't _that_ interesting but it's pretty rare in America at least. Where are you from? And thank you, that was really nice.
Its maori language New Zealand. Same pronounciation as portugese and japanese. Ko-tu-ku sounds like Caw-two-koo. It maori word for white heron the bird on our $2 coin. My mum maiden name is O'connell..my brother is first name Conal
So my name is two words...( to answer yoir question Eamon) kotuku whakapiko The whakapiko just sounds awesome the whaka sounds like english swear words fka haha ...wha-ka-pi-ko sounds like Far-car-pee-core . Haha take care mr o connor
That was great, really made my day. What crafty-fine work, shear perfection, and what a groan that little engine let loose when it reved up. Put some chrome mini-megaphone pipes on it!
amazing to watch this build I WOULD HAVE dropped half of these small parts at least a dozen times and spent longer trying to find them on my hands and knees on the floor, than it took this lad to build it.
I worked in a machine shop and I loved it. I guess I can't say I "worked" in a Machine shop if I loved it, lol. I do have a question for you, maybe I should ask you at your DIY Garage, I'll try reaching you there. Thank you for sharing your videos with all of us.
Unbelievable. The beauty of the assembly is only topped by the beauty of the tooling to make this possible. 50 years from now, people will marvel at the complexity of the old-fashioned internal combustion engine.
Nice, amazing, wonderful indeed! (Clappings) I've worked 30 years repearings real one engines! This mini engine is lovely! Congratulations and greetings from Argentina!🇦🇷
Watching this has made my admiration for engineering grow immensely. Absolutely 💯 beautiful. How long would it take for you to build a fully operational vehicle? I'm excited about what you are going to make next. Thank you for sharing your world of engineering. Excellent video!
Wow! GREAT video! Thank you for labeling each part you were assembling! I learned a lot! I watched the Animagraff video on "how a car engine works" first, which gave me a very nice "big picture" of the engine, air intake, fuel, electrical, oil, exhaust and then watched THIS video which is so nicely labeled and presented. It's helping me connect the dots and seeing what the parts look like. Saving your video for later reference. Bravo and thank you :)
Verdadera obra maestra de la mecánica, con un mecanizado espectacular de los diferentes componentes del motor. Ese cigüeñal es una obra de arte.enhorabuena a los responsables.
Top Video ich finde Dein Video super alles ist sehr gut zu erkennen keine blöde Hintergrund Musik . Das Set ist super clean und erstklassig beleuchtet . Die Video Schnitte sind präzise und nicht schnell oder hektisch . Alles wird hier gezeigt wie ein Motor aufgebaut ist ... 1000 Punkte für Dein tolles Projekt Video .
_Love the sound of the rain and thunder in the background, so relaxing! Also, thanks for adding the captions / subtitles to show the part names._
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the support, much appreciated!!!
車のプラモデルに付けてみてください
あとこれは走行じゃなくてテストなのでは？
Sou mecanico automotivo
Tambem sou mecanico ajustador industrial.
amo a mecanica e caldeiraria. um abraço brother.
À@@DIY-Garage
Mande um para mim desmontado, sou mecânico de motoris para mim séria uma grande alegria.
Who needs to pay for therapy? 10 minutes of silent amazement and 2 minutes of raw, awesome power! All a man needs!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the therapy session. ;-)
IKR. I know little about engines. I sat in rapt attention watching him put this together.
"Pay for therapy" .... must be an American lol
We are simple creatures.
10 Minutes of silence and 2 minutes raw are all a man needs.
I can't help but be impressed seeing a fully functional combustion engine the size of a small pack running in all it's glory. Excellent work!
As an Engineer, I can honestly say that this is a wonderful piece of engineering.
Thanks for sharing it.
Amazing...👍👍
@@guyvanbrussel9772 IT or grass cutting, refuse collection perhaps :-)
Irre 🤩🤩🤩
@guyvanbrussel9772 It's just a toy. As an engine to do work? I am sure it would be short-lived.
@@BeingMe23 ,
You need to be watching Sesame Street, you'll get more out of it because it's for Trolls in training.
I am a mechanical engineer and post graduate in design and landed up in supply chain industry due to covid and working in the same now. But this video made the core Mechanical engineer and automotive enthusiast in me happy. Thanks for making this!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.
As an engineer I can tell you।।।। If you like real engineering go switch to it else you will regret later on
I also started my carrier 20 years back as an sales executive and soon realize this is not I have studied engineering for
It took another 3 years for me to switch to engineering job ।।। Lots of hickup।।।। But it worked ।।।।
Now When I look back I am happy and satisfied the risk and invested time was worth ।।।।
Can I use this engine in my kart?
As a descent from Brunel and an Olympic champion in engine building twice gold medal I can say this is a great piece of engineering
As a sanitation worker and 40 year blue collar veteran with probably more actual hands on knowledge than these self described educated charlatans I can attest that this video was well done with an incredible amount of precision engineering and tolerances going into that engine.
As an Engineer the level of precision and design of this tiny engine impress the hell out of me as did the filming of your build! Subscribed!
As an apprentice engineer our class manufactured the parts that went together to make a miniature locomotive. Lots of skills acquired during the process. Long retired, watching this beautiful video was pure joy. Thank you
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video.
👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Having seen a video on how steam engines work, bravo!
Should be used in every high school automotive shop class - if only we still had them.
My thought as well 👍
Hi, we do in NYC the school is Automotive HS in Brooklyn NY. I taught there for 25 years.
In the UK schools, lads are just taught to wear ladies undies.
When I was a kid we had a 350LT1 cid in shop class to learn on
In the US boys are taught how to help your lads put them on.
The most perfectly made video I've ever watched. So many critical operations so clearly shown in so few minutes.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I agree with you , perfect little video
What an intriguing little engine! Hearing this tiny powerhouse roar like a beast when assembled and started is truly impressive. It’s amazing how something so small can produce such a powerful sound, showcasing the beauty of engineering and innovation. This project highlights the excitement of building and experimenting with engines, and it’s a great reminder that great things often come in small packages. I can’t wait to see more of what this little engine can do-keep up the fantastic work
It is more rattle than roar. It needs a tiny Italian-style resonator to bring out a full throated exhaust note.
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Exactly my thought, too. "This project highlights how great things come in small packages" 🙄
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6:37 I love the little torque wrench i can’t even lie
As someone who has been an amateur mechanic most of my life, this is beautiful to watch
'His' life.
@@rogerrendzak8055nice one roger
အင်ချင်ခွဲပီးရေစူနေလို့တချက်လောက်ရှင်းပြလိုရရင်ကူညီပါအုံး
I can’t help thinking about all the precision engineering and machining that went into this.
That's just as impressive as the engine itself
Exactly my thoughts. Really cool.
Wow the amount of detail in all the parts is amazing. Can you buy miniature kits like this?
Which is why it ends up costs not too much less than an actual engine.
@ Yeah I thought the same on expense. It’s not the same but quite spendy for a hobby. After you build one and run it, what can you do with it except let it collect dust? I guess start a social media presence to try to cover some costs?
500 mice power
😂😂😂 Мощность двигателя 500 мышиных сил!😂😂😂
Или в одну кошачью силу...
Haha! Good one. I said _pony_ power but yours is a far more accurate and funny metric. Mice power... Haha.
Seahorse power
Considering how fast one mouse is that's a lot....a performance car 😅
😂😂😂
Now turbocharge it
Machining fins that small would be a heck of a trial. I say supercharge it!
18 BIG TURBOS VS SMALL 4 CYL ENGINE
Ahhahaha!
One of the great joys of UA-cam is the ease of learning new practical things, or at least appreciating the great knowledge, skills and advice of experts. This is a prime example of that. It’s a fantastic to see that tiny precision engineered assembly come to life after such meticulous effort. But let’s not forget the excellent camerawork and editing, without which the quality would suffer and much praise would be lost.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
+1
Engines are so cool. This miniature is a good learning opportunity for those who don’t understand how an internal combustion works.
Great video
The sound of the rain and cloud bursting make it more attractive I really love it
I'm glad the lights didn't go out.
This is amazing and also hearing the rain was a nice cozy addition
I thought it's raining with the sound of thunder as I was watching this 🤣
Am I the only one who's watching the entire video in awe with a cheeky smile on my face😊
Nope
Nop Same here enjoying every secundaria of it 🫠💯👍 , to me fells like a fancy watch and horology all the way 😊
Same here. I don’t even care what it does. It’s the craftsmanship.
NO
No,youre not😮😊❤Ken Muller Norway
I’ve always been impressed how the energy gets to the wheels. Great minds invented this stuff.
That is indeed demonstrating to the common and casual viewer such as myself the ingenuity, planning , patience and attention to detail shown by much brighter minds and very skilled hands!!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I know VERY little when it comes to engines. This was very educational
As a mechanic myself I've taken apart weed eater engines but never anything that small! It was building a clock ! Way cool !
Beautiful engineering. Really amazing. Every person who drives should watch this.
I remember back 65 years ago when I was a kid, building a the Visible V-8 model engine.
It ran too but on battery power and it was all plastic. And it was a great learning experience. It familiarized me with the internal workings of an engine so that six years later when I worked on the real thing, I wasn’t intimidated.
This one here, though, I am probably gonna look at getting one of these to play with. I love that it’s made of metal. Tell the truth I’m really sick of plastic!
Also built a "the visible V-8 when I was a kid😊
The humanity and nature is sick of plastic, literally. In case you don't know about it: this crap material releases "micro plastics" on everything, and there isn't something on the body, on nature, that can desintegrate it, so it acumulates on the body of everyone, causing hormonal problems. Also, the recycle plastic thing is a farse, it does not work, it releases more mp.
Conversely, an engine 1,000’s of times this size, would function, were it possible to manufacture the parts - and hold it down !
This beautiful little machine is a work of art.
There are engines doing tens of Mega Watts of power for ships and power plants. Which is 10s of thousands in size of power.
It can't work. Because the molecular structure of the materials used cannot form enough bonds for greater power and would crack. For a larger, more voluminous engine, you must use different materials and components.
@@selimhangun3095 have a look at Wartsila or MAN engines..
This is quite extraordinary. Imagine if this was sold so people could build it themselves, similar to Lego, it would be amazing, and so educational.
where does it come from?
It was really delightful to my eyes watch this video. It took me back to my days when I was a studding at automotive technical school.
*Retired Locomotive Machinist for BNSF. I tore down, repaired and rebuilt dozens of locomotive engines over the years... If you get rid of the spark plugs and make it a 2-stroke diesel, add a lot more cylinders, a big ass supercharger (most people call them a Turbo but they're actually a Super) and V Configuration this is surprisingly close to the real thing.*
*You should put it in a RC Dragster*
Amazing! I don’t know much about engines, other than watching YT videos for a year, so I kinda recognized the block, pistons, valves, and a whole lot of gaskets and lube, lol. Maybe the flywheel and timing belt? I’m embarrassing myself. This was mesmerizing to a layman!
don't tell my dad, but this taught me more about engines than he has in 16 years
Some are good at what they know, but not good teachers.
You definitely a very slow learner 😂😂
Lol that Clymer manual explained a lot more than: "the short bolts go after the big bolts and you gotta put em on crisscross like this. Now try to find one of the hundred 10mm sockets we own."
the precision quality of the parts is superb
When your car engine gives you hard times and fails multiple times, this is your video. You'll be in tune with the mechanic describing where it did go wrong for the engine.
Sim, abraços do Brazil
Best video of an internal combustion engine workings I've ever watched. Thank you.
Small engines are a hobby I should embrace
Je viens de découvrir que Cison Engine est une société chinoise qui fabrique des petits moteurs et autres pièces de moteurs avec des machines CNC, ce qui explique la grande qualité de précision de ces petites merveilles de mécaniques, très intéressant pour les personnes qui veulent apprendre la mécanique et le fonctionnement de chaque organe d'un moteur!
This brings back a few memories of Saturday mornings wandering round a scrapyard with my Dad, and afternoons fixing his Mini .....
отличное время!
I saw it in the hobby catalog of model cars and airplanes from Germany 40 years ago. it's nothing new, obviously. thank you for your effort :)
I’m not an engineer, but this is amazing.
Show
Credit to who ever makes these tiny engines Real art
Didnt dare skip a second , work of art .
Imagine installing this little beast in a children's pedal car
Mechanical engineer here, 45 years of practical experience. This is fantastic!!!
Wow!
RC vehicles would be so much more interesting if we were using real engines like this...
Great demo!
There are RC cars with combustion engines
@@balrogDCLXVIyeah store bought is two stroke nitro mix. This is 4 stroke with valves and adjusted to even idle nice. Way different. The only you get this in rc is to machine it yourself or buy a ridiculously priced similar engine then you need a 1/5 or 1/4 scale rig to put it in. Only the top rc guys will have this type of engine in a vehicle. Amazing job.
@@ztwntyn8
Lots of 4 stroke rc engines out there.
While kudos are in order for your mechanical skills, may I applaud your beautiful filming of this process. Nice little "stop motion animation" touches here and there, especially at 8:00. Just lovely.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Beautiful video, I was an intern at an Engine Division and this brought back memories!
Watched the whole video with head phones in didn't realize it was a silent video 😮😮😮I feel so relaxed ❤
That's the best 12 mins of awesome automotive engineering that I've seen :)
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.
This is absolutely insane! One of those days when I love the internet. You made a great video. You obviously know your stuff, just like you know how to put an engine together. Greetings from Germany.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
This motor is much better than the most real engines from Mercedes , Kia , Honda ....it has cylinder liners made of steel !! And the liners are removeable !
There was no reason to throw Honda in there Honda has always been making great engines. Why else would the k series and b series Motors be getting swapped into everything?
I doubt he knows anything about engines.
All the mill work is exceptional. Great job mister.
This is truly amazing, all of the machining and engineering to make this is exceptional
Delightful indeed! What kid seeing this experience wouldn’t want to jump into automotive engineering!!!
cannot look away. nice job, making every second valuable.
oh luv this- less than 3 lbs ( 1.3 kg and 2.5 hp!! ) we're talking pound for pound the most powerful engine ive ever seen lol
Dude, this is _so_ freaking cool. People throw around the term "satisfying" like it's going out of style but this is about the most satisfying video I've seen in a minute.
Thank you! I really appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Its satisfying your comment
@@kotukuwhakapiko467 Your _name_ is satisfying, dude. What is it? I can't tell where it stops and begins again, or is it all one word? Either way it's pretty awesome. Mine's Eamon O'Connor which isn't _that_ interesting but it's pretty rare in America at least. Where are you from? And thank you, that was really nice.
Its maori language New Zealand. Same pronounciation as portugese and japanese.
Ko-tu-ku sounds like Caw-two-koo. It maori word for white heron the bird on our $2 coin. My mum maiden name is O'connell..my brother is first name Conal
So my name is two words...( to answer yoir question Eamon) kotuku whakapiko
The whakapiko just sounds awesome the whaka sounds like english swear words fka haha ...wha-ka-pi-ko sounds like Far-car-pee-core . Haha take care mr o connor
That was great, really made my day. What crafty-fine work, shear perfection, and what a groan that little engine let loose when it reved up. Put some chrome mini-megaphone pipes on it!
Beavis, this is like the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Woww😍 who want therapy when we have videos like this
Genius, wonderful to watch. Just like watching a Rolex being assembled.
amazing to watch this build I WOULD HAVE dropped half of these small parts at least a dozen times and spent longer trying to find them on my hands and knees on the floor, than it took this lad to build it.
I worked in a machine shop and I loved it. I guess I can't say I "worked" in a Machine shop if I loved it, lol. I do have a question for you, maybe I should ask you at your DIY Garage, I'll try reaching you there. Thank you for sharing your videos with all of us.
Beautiful! That's the kind of stuff they should teach kids at school.
Gotta appreciate all of the METAL parts!!!
Unbelievable. The beauty of the assembly is only topped by the beauty of the tooling to make this possible. 50 years from now, people will marvel at the complexity of the old-fashioned internal combustion engine.
Highly Sophisticated and very well measured Equipment.
Beautiful piece of machining. Big step up from the Mechano set I had as a kid.
Man.. you drew a face on my smile 🤤🤍
What a cute little thing with even cuter tiny components.🥰
Nice, amazing, wonderful indeed! (Clappings) I've worked 30 years repearings real one engines! This mini engine is lovely!
Congratulations and greetings from Argentina!🇦🇷
Que motor es de que auto.
@@manuelcruz7248 No comprendo tu pregunta; yo tengo un Nissan, pero no veo la conexión con este maravilloso mini motor.
Un saludo, de un argentino a otro, y brindemos por nuestro aprecio este fantástico mini-motor 😉🇦🇷
@MatuGamesYY Desde Chaco ☺️👋🏼
Watching this has made my admiration for engineering grow immensely. Absolutely 💯 beautiful.
How long would it take for you to build a fully operational vehicle?
I'm excited about what you are going to make next.
Thank you for sharing your world of engineering. Excellent video!
So, this is where vide gripped garage learned how engines work? 👍👍👍
Wow! GREAT video! Thank you for labeling each part you were assembling! I learned a lot! I watched the Animagraff video on "how a car engine works" first, which gave me a very nice "big picture" of the engine, air intake, fuel, electrical, oil, exhaust and then watched THIS video which is so nicely labeled and presented. It's helping me connect the dots and seeing what the parts look like. Saving your video for later reference. Bravo and thank you :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Retired mechanical engineer here. Your attention to every detail is impressive. Very tidy build and workshop. Kia Ora from Kirikiriroa, Aotearoa ❤
Thank you very much!
To give education of our machnical students it's really very amazing thing , I appreciate your this effort Thanx lala Pakistani
Now to put this in my Prius. I might actually get to work on time.
@FalseTeeth-o4y lol. My comment wasn’t about reliability, it was about speed and power😬.
I dont usually comment on videos, but this video is honestly the best video I've watched in a very long time. Please keep up the good work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Un travail de fou c'est magnifique et ça permet d'explique le fonctionnement d'un moteur.
Une piece de collection tellement c'est joli.
Wonderful. I have watched the film of the construction of this engine 10 times. Congratulations.
I have worked with marine engines for many years and this one is a tiny teeny reminder 😅
11:09 the Honda civic out side my house at 2am
Human brain is extraordinary smart than we think I can't even fix baby bike respect to this gentleman
I would throw away all those tiny parts in anger. Well done, sir
Verdadera obra maestra de la mecánica, con un mecanizado espectacular de los diferentes componentes del motor. Ese cigüeñal es una obra de arte.enhorabuena a los responsables.
As a beginner in this whole car thiny. I find this so cool 😂
They’ve also built tiny jet engines, kind of amazing.
These works are so beautiful to see, that's why we watch these videos more and more. Please make more good videos.❤
That was fun. I feel very mellow and relaxed now.❤️
Top Video ich finde Dein Video super alles ist sehr gut zu erkennen keine blöde Hintergrund Musik . Das Set ist super clean und erstklassig beleuchtet . Die Video Schnitte sind präzise und nicht schnell oder hektisch . Alles wird hier gezeigt wie ein Motor aufgebaut ist ... 1000 Punkte für Dein tolles Projekt Video .
Wow! That was super cool, only thing missing was building a tiny car around that engine!! Awesome work, really enjoyed watching that.
Hard part is finding someone to drive it.
@@hcox1111 They'd have to be really small..
Totally amazing, well done,
Chris
Mister that is cool beyond my ability to describe. Well done!
An amazing video. What astonishing precision and skill on display.
Great way to learn mechanical engineering.
This is a very interesting and inspiring video for anyone who is passionate about technology and mechanics. Looking forward to your next videos
Glad you enjoyed it!
Posso comprar um ???@@DIY-Garage
Beautiful little engine, looked enjoyable to assemble
The assembly was beautifully done.
Seng comen wong luar kabeh lurs
Mantap lanjutkan
Very cool....The best part was seeing the Feeler gauge! ALWAYS think of my dad when I see one :)
Same. Fortunate to have inherited all of his legacy Craftsman hand tools and engine repair accessories.
@@mlaprarie GOOD for you!!!
👏👏👏100% perfect project management experience in mechanical👍