Bro I am in 12th class and I was hyped for jet engine and I searched UA-cam and find all crap some of which was useful but 95% crap but your video helped me. I just wanna say thank you sooooooooo much. Keep the good work up. Hey please reply if you have time OK 👌
Fascinating. Worked in aviation for a few years. Always loved planes. Hope to get back into scale modeling and build simulated engines. Wish i could hang out with you all day. Lol..
This is so useful. I have been researching this topic and trying to start building myown engine for months but no one has ever really showed the inner workings of engine that RUNS.
Nice work! Until seeing your engine I would not have thought it possible to make such an engine from such simple parts. I also appreciate your detailed explanations and descriptions of the components and their operation. Well done!
The things you do are amazing. I know about a lot of this stuff, but you actually build your own prototypes. Quick and dirty gets it done. Thats the way to learn.Then improve on the weak links as they show up.
correct me if i'm wrong, but the upper and lower blades of the diffusor seem to be angled in opposite directions. The upper half look as if it was made to turn clockwise, the lower part the other way. Does that matter, or is it just supposed to somehow force the air outwards to the diffusor ring?
Where do you learn this? Are there like schematics online that you look at, do you buy a engine and break it open, or do you learn it from a "how jet engines work" textbook and go off that.
Is there a guide or similar that can school me on these rc sized jet engines? I want to know which are more practical and inexpensive for sound and show purposes...
could this be reconfigured to be a dynamo? make it run on Hydrogen. surround it with mags and copper windings etc, see if output is useful or economic as a dynamo
awesome work man! really excited to see this thing running. Could you take a minute in the next video to explain and the airflow and how it really works in detail?
Nice video! Are you looking for a thruster for some other project because there have been lots of jet engine videos lately! About valved pulse jets- what if to maximize simplicity you used a tesla valve instead of those metal valves
Building a turbofan is the goal from this design, it still needs at least one more drive turbine blade, and the first stage multi-blade fan compressor that precedes the two stages shown in this film. In a turbojet engine only a portion of the compressed air produced goes to the combustion chamber, a good portion of the air is used to cool the engine. If you can get your turbojet efficient enough to attach the big fan blade to, and create a turbofan engine then 70% of the trust will come from the fan blade and only 30% from the turbojet (if you could engineer the engine on the same level as GE).
Its ugly, but it's cool. I even learned a few things. Now if you had a lathe and mill you'd be really dangerous. You can find a small lath for about 1,500 or 3k and a Bridgeport Mill for 2-3K rebuilt. Why do you need CNC you don't just a good indexer and a turret lathe. Are there more Jet motor designs? This one seems kind of basic.
So much knowledge, so little tooling. Mighty impressive non the less👍🏻
Looks as if it was made by Mad Max.
Bro I am in 12th class and I was hyped for jet engine and I searched UA-cam and find all crap some of which was useful but 95% crap but your video helped me. I just wanna say thank you sooooooooo much. Keep the good work up. Hey please reply if you have time OK 👌
Fascinating. Worked in aviation for a few years. Always loved planes. Hope to get back into scale modeling and build simulated engines. Wish i could hang out with you all day. Lol..
I admire the intent of your project, I am just a little concerned that you get enough air flow through those small intake holes.
This is so useful. I have been researching this topic and trying to start building myown engine for months but no one has ever really showed the inner workings of engine that RUNS.
Impressive stuff....
But where's the second half of the video?? With the thing working?
Nice work! Until seeing your engine I would not have thought it possible to make such an engine from such simple parts. I also appreciate your detailed explanations and descriptions of the components and their operation.
Well done!
do you think the impeller and turbine from a turbocharger would work better in this application?
The things you do are amazing. I know about a lot of this stuff, but you actually build your own prototypes. Quick and dirty gets it done. Thats the way to learn.Then improve on the weak links as they show up.
correct me if i'm wrong, but the upper and lower blades of the diffusor seem to be angled in opposite directions. The upper half look as if it was made to turn clockwise, the lower part the other way. Does that matter, or is it just supposed to somehow force the air outwards to the diffusor ring?
Where do you learn this? Are there like schematics online that you look at, do you buy a engine and break it open, or do you learn it from a "how jet engines work" textbook and go off that.
What causes the initial spin on a mini jet engine?
How would the fuel injection process work with this combustion chamber design?
OML UR SO AWSOME I AM A AIRCRAFT FAN AND THIS IS LIFEEEE!
Dude u are a legend .... Do u have a steb by step how u made this i wane learn to build this plz
Is there a guide or similar that can school me on these rc sized jet engines?
I want to know which are more practical and inexpensive for sound and show purposes...
Really cool ... would like to see in action ... any plans ?
I have to remember to watch the whole video before commenting ...
could this be reconfigured to be a dynamo? make it run on Hydrogen. surround it with mags and copper windings etc, see if output is useful or economic as a dynamo
awesome work man! really excited to see this thing running. Could you take a minute in the next video to explain and the airflow and how it really works in detail?
The best part is when he says: "Pretty simple stuff "!!!!!! 😂
Lemev it isnt rocketscience so how hard can it be? That is if you have the right tools
Kars Noordhuis well technically it is rocket science, but in concept it's pretty simple
roket science is also simple just we have to enter in this area once you start researching about it ,it's no longer be tough
This is basic knowledge in aviation school powerplant course you can learn for free at your local community college.. By (Pell grant of course)
the engine looks relatively heavy. How much thrust?
Where did you learn all of this? Aeronautical Engineering?
can we run it on petrol
and from where u find the material and all parts?
How fast would it go +how many lbs of thrust,And can you sale 4 to me?
holy shit! That's damn impressive!!
When are you going add complete
Jet engine video ??
Sir, you are true Ironman!!!
how mush horse power do it have?
Maybe next you could try a turbofan engine
Why are the holes at the back of the engine slanted?
So..... Did it run?
Nice video! Are you looking for a thruster for some other project because there have been lots of jet engine videos lately!
About valved pulse jets- what if to maximize simplicity you used a tesla valve instead of those metal valves
can it fly an airplane?
howd you make/ whered you get the compressor fan?
I thought he might have used a turbocharger impeller. It looked very familiar.
It will be great to see this engine once you get the fuel lines run. Great work.
Would it be relatively easy to make a turbofan jet engine out of this one? Or do you have to redesign the whole to do that?
Building a turbofan is the goal from this design, it still needs at least one more drive turbine blade, and the first stage multi-blade fan compressor that precedes the two stages shown in this film. In a turbojet engine only a portion of the compressed air produced goes to the combustion chamber, a good portion of the air is used to cool the engine. If you can get your turbojet efficient enough to attach the big fan blade to, and create a turbofan engine then 70% of the trust will come from the fan blade and only 30% from the turbojet (if you could engineer the engine on the same level as GE).
Could I ask what model of electric motor it is that you used? @MrTeslonian
Can someone please explain to me how the compressor works?
How much kg this jet engine can put
Neato do you have any planes to use it on anything say a RC plane
did you mold and caste any part of that engine ?please answer.
extremely good video..loved it a lot..I'm also planning to build one soon..it was really helpful
plz plz plz plz plz plz give me the link where i can find all formula,material, complicated construction etc related to jet engine
Did u get any reply? im very interested aswell
A great designer, but terrable machining.
You could use a CNC machine.
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Holy Shit...now I want a drink.
How small can you make that thing? 1/144 scale or 1/233 scale?
good job man
Material? Used
Its ugly, but it's cool. I even learned a few things. Now if you had a lathe and mill you'd be really dangerous.
You can find a small lath for about 1,500 or 3k and a Bridgeport Mill for 2-3K rebuilt.
Why do you need CNC you don't just a good indexer and a turret lathe.
Are there more Jet motor designs? This one seems kind of basic.
My dad has a mill and a lathe, how do I make a jet?
all in all still f---kn cool thanks
Excellent video, thanks for posting, much appreciated. New sub : )
Looks like it was made by Orks!
awesome!
I like it.
Tell me the matiriels
i will try to make
thank seer good job seer
Did you do
Excellent!!!, but... could the video be translated inti Spanish language?. Thanks
nice
it is useful to make a engine
how to make jet engian
parabens!!!! good work impressive (BR)
sir turbo jet engine start the full systems videos uploaded
It’s only rocket science
thats inspiring
sir please make simplest jet engine
and show me
i am subscribing you.So please
Are you a Fallout fan?
What is that?
A video game series, they do stuff like that in it :)
magnusmoty first thing i thought of, fallout. my heart broke a little when i saw it painted tho. haha. keep up the great work!
Wow , sorry but that looks bad
Geez you didn't help the Ugandans build that aircraft did you?.....
Looks like shit, but if it works it's even cooler! :D