This has to be one of the most intriguing videos of building a mechanical system I have seen on youtube. I literally enjoyed every part of build, and to see it running is even fantastic !
Young man, You are brilliant. These concepts elude the vast majority of humans. Mechanical engineering and backyard mechanics are the foundation of technical advancement. Besides this looks really fun. Keep up the good work.
Gotta give him credit. He's doing things the rest of us aren't and he's making it work. Wherever he's from, he's definitely not amongst the really poor people though as he has lots of power tools and other supplies. He could do so much for helping the poor in his area with his intelligence and creativity.
yea not everyone can make this..would be nice and fun if he could talk to the fans while he build the dame thing, very interesting to see but,I pass. from the Dominican Republic Guillermo, you just lost one fan.
ARE YOU CRAZY? Throughout this video, I kept saying " People don't DO this kind of stuff. New horizons for me at every step. I knew how to do a lot of this, just never knew it could be put together. Thanks for broadening my perspective immensely. Crazy, indeed.
This guy is the best tradition of the brilliant American tinkerer whose skill, knowledge, imagination and teaching style should be a mandatory part of every engineering program. Thank you for making me just a little smarter by watching your magnificent videos!
This was really cool to watch and I understand why you used acrylic instead of metal so everyone could see the inner workings, I was really impressed that you built your own carburetor and reed valve especially with so many small carbs and reed valves available. I do agree with some of the other comments about fuel mixture control which would get a more stable run as well as more rpm but all in all it was successful and I was impressed with the whole build
The air entering the carb doesn't seem to be fast enough for the jet size, and the gaz vaporize only partly. I bet it would run better with a smaller jet and a venturi.
All I can really say is wow I'm certainly impressed very knowledgeable with a Rowdy Yates attitude for getting down with you project...I will certainly use to own advantage this knowledge passed on. THANK YOU
A compressor is basically just an engine in reverse sort of. Example: The Freon Gas is sort of the "fuel" in a refrigerator compressor, the "exhaust" is liquid freon. Instead of the gas making an explosion and pushing down, the electric motor pushes up :) But yeah, extraordinarily good work and inginuity here
I used to spraypaint scooters with an old fridge motor in the 60,s but this is way better than that, amazing, I wish I had the knowledge to do that. Great engineering.
onlybugwit that's a good idea to lol I never knew they had little pistons in and that do you find these in every fridge? I wanna make an engine with one aswell nah
Add a metering valve for the fuel and open up the throat in the air intake a little with next size up drill bit. That'll smooth it right out. Cool project!
Reliable no, but proof of concept? Absolutely. One smart inventor. Somewhere in the world there is a design and engineering company that most definitely needs this man. I hope they find him and pay him well. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Well this is definitely something I've never seen done before and it's rather cool, but one of the major faults of this build is the acrylic, of course the cylinder head melted, its made of plastic. Another problem was the carburettor, you need a way of metering how much fuel comes through the jet so you can adjust the AFR (air fuel ratio) so the engine can run smoother and in general better, also normally in a 2 stroke engine the piston acts as a valve, which would mean there wouldn't be any need for the reed valve in the crank case, but overall you still managed to make it run which is pretty impressive in on it's own for it originally being a fridge compressor.
I was wondering why he used acrylic then i realized it was for demonstration purposes. This was FANTASTIC. I love to know just how much horse power it would make with a proper carburetor, metal head and all. I'm thinking 1 to 1.25 hp! Great Vid, This Dude has an Engineer's level mind!
Perfecto, me dio felicidad verlo funcionar,gracias a estas personas podemos aprender un poco más sobre cosas que se ven difíciles y realmente no lo son. Un abrazo y gracias por compartir esta clase de información valiosa.
This video kept coming up in my recommendations every day, and I kept ignoring it. Finally tonight I decided to watch it, and I'm glad I did !! Wow, good job. This is really neat !!
Someone noted that this would be a good way to demonstrate a two-cycle engine to novices. My first thought was that this would be a cool project for a highschool shop class. But then I realized: 1,Get project approved by school officials. 2.Check if school insurance covers actual project. 3. Environmental impact statement. 4. Check with school security guards to see if a loud bang (in case of a blowout) would lock down the school. Will let security know when project is ready to run. 6. Get permission from school health authorities. 7. Submit budget to school administration to buy an old refrigerator compressor, protective clothing, gloves, breathing masks, hair covering and booties. 8. Contact school lawyers to draw up documentation for parent/custodial parent/guardian/parole officer for the kids to actually learn something. 9. Get legal paper signed by parent/custodial parent/guardian/parole officer. 10. Purchase supplies. Provide authorization from school authorities to purchase gasoline, glue, and refrigerator compressor, which contained substances know by the State of California to cause tumors in rats, attach tag to compressor stating that it has a Prop. 65 warning by the State of California. 11. Gather documentation, notify school security, notify school officials, notify school health authorities to have medical personnel on standby, check to see if school security notified Sheriff's Office. 12. Assemble class, documentation, appropriate medical, legal, security personnel all in one room. 13. Begin experiment. 14. Department of Homeland Security shows up to check everyone's immigration status 15. Department of Justice shows up, closes down experiment. A group of concerned parents allowed as how this experiment violated their religious principals and that they were sueing the school and the teacher for not getting permission from their shaman/TV preacher/witch doctor/rabbi/imam/TV physic (sic). I'm 80 years old, but I got a walker with wheels on it and I'm only 712 miles from the Mexican border and I know where there is an unguarded Rio Grande crossing. Ooopsie, I mean El Rio Bravo Del Norte, gotta watch it, it's the little things that can give you away. I think I can make it by sundown.
Wouldn't it be something if all that was done just so it could power a fridge compressor lol. Awesome video! The coolest thing I've seen done on UA-cam in a long time. Great job!
That is pretty freaking awesome! Don't let the bulk of these guys get you down. You did an amazing job, and I really liked watching it. As a mechanic I was impressed by your knowledge on how to build everything from scratch. I can build anything with parts, but when it comes to fabrication, I'm lost. Great job!
Good work my friend, I love how you don't even talk and when you are doing something technical you just show a diagram. Ha ha I guess your videos are for the astute among us :) I feel like you and I both could spend all day in a junkyard.
All day at the junkyard?shit I was there so much I got a job running parts and busting tires,I couldn't wait to go to work ,rain or shine,and I even stayed after closing time.2500 cars at greens salvage in wolf point ,Mt. If your a custom diy hobby builder with a good imagination,it's like a mystical wonderland of possibilities and what's funner than finding lost treasure under the seats or in the trunk! Old man Green is 89 years old,still works everyday,drives the loader and can throw logging changes around like they're jump ropes.must be something to it.
I loved that show. Most of it was kind of scripted but it was fun to watch anyways. I have the whole series somewhere in my backups, both junkyard wars and scrapheap challenge.
@@skynjaydensdaddy it definitely would, but it would also be next to impossible to build something functional. There's a channel called "xjet" that has some behind the scenes from an episode back in the day. This guy was the "expert" or whatever they called it for one of the teams. In one of the videos he explains how things really worked behind the scenes.
yeah if you give him a bike, and an old single stage compressor, )i.e belt driven shop air compressor or even a inline 2 style compressor) as longas the cylinders are the same size and it can handle conbustion, whos to say that he cant turn a shop air cpmpressor into a engine? also his latest engine (car air con compressor engine) i could imagine how you could make a different vairiant of that, with conbustion on all 6
djay4487 deved I don’t think you could because he’s using half the cylinders to feed the other half. In a normal 2 stroke the crank case performs this function but with the double ended pistons the crankcase volume doesn’t change as the pistons move
From an engineering viewpoint I think this and your 3 cylinder version are brilliant and you have amazing talents in the field of lateral thinking and R & D. Why don't you send these vids to Boston Dynamics who do major R & D in the field of Robotics.
*I find it a very entertaining video and with very easy solutions the carburetor is a simple idea what happens is that it does not regulate well for the rest of the project is very ingenious and the engine turned on. My compliments*
I’d love to see what this guy could build with a endless tool and material budget in a high end shop. But only use parts from a junk yard. I bet he would make some interesting stuff.
It would be a very long unboxing and tool review video with an engine in there somewhere. Awesome ingenuity but that sure took some time to get through even sped up. Good work, just too much show and tell for me.
@@erikchulski7871 no , you need the details , i even replayed some of the video a few times to see how he was doing some of the bits , not going to make one but it is interesting :-)
For any kind of serious sticking, a 2-component epoxy glue is the only way to go. JB Weld is just about the strongest you can buy, & no, I don't work for them! 😁👍
I'd suggest adding a mixture adjustment screw. I'd probably use the metal fuel inlet piece as a drilling guide to get the pilot hole for the adjustment screw on center with the jet, then drill it out from the other side and tap it for the adjustment screw. The tapered end of the needle would then fit into the jet, allowing fuel flow to be adjusted.
Impressive .....Most satisfying video I've watched so far.......I like how you switched the spark plug with a custom hand made plug.....That was insane kudos man😂😂😂
I've been to two goat ropings and three county fairs and that beats anything yet I have seen. Ingenious using plexiglass so you could see it work. I do believe that there is a working engine somewhere with the same principle but made out of steel so it will run. I'm impressed with your own spark system using a bolt and gap deal. I have to share this one!!!!
Haleema thul BADRIYA You should cut the compressor engine tank out, remove the engine accessories and electromechanical components and place them underneath the worktable, then open the cylinder head and thread on the upper part of the piston and mount a suitable light weight saw and use the pistonvertical movement I hope my explanation makes sense Good luck
@@noidontthinksolol I agree. Having fear of anything is bad and dwelling on it can "will" it into reality. You think you're going to cut your finger off gives higher chances you're going to cut your finger off. Respect and understand things but never fear them.
agree but they use these stuff like 1000 times in a single day so they're like very good with the handling, I said 1000 times b/c they're professionals
If you're in tune with your work and the machine, holding the work piece is really not that bad ...that being said shit happens everyday and real fast when machines are involved.
@@textech4056 you'll need to put multiple tuning needles on a carb one for low end power and another for top end. You'll then need to put a tuned exhaust on for back pressure but that's going well beyond the scope of just making a fridge pump become a petrol engine.
@@textech4056 exactly like a nitro set up only with the petrol and spark plug If he converts it to nitro it'll be even harder to tune but it'd only require glowplugs and no battery would be needed to spark
@@TheTankCrew What are you talking about? Clearly there is no electric motor anywhere near that engine. It simply ran on for a little bit on the centrifugal force available from the weight of the flywheel and rotating parts. Even a car engine does not just 'stop' when it blows, it runs on until the momentum is overcome by other influences.
@@TheTankCrew It did spool up a bit, that's because when it blew the spark plug it was no longer fighting against the compression, the momentum speed it up until the energy was lost. Even if you don't believe that you can clearly see in the video there's nothing hooked up to that engine.
@@TheTankCrew The reason it sounded like it speeded up is because when the sparkplug blew out it changed the sound a lot. With the plug gone there is no compression so basically is a free running engine and at close to 4000 rpm it is going to free wheel for sometime. Dale in Canada
After seeing that I tried to convert my old pick up truck engine into a fridge compressor , sadly without much success... My wife is gone and I ain't got no truck no more.
Sacrifice my guy give up the truck to get rid of the wife i can live with that till i save up money to get a new truck an with her gone shouldn't be to hard
It reminds me of something my teacher saw once. It was a custom built Air Compressor used for "air cleaning" where it puts out a powerful burst of air, and it acts like a waterless pressure washer. It was built off a Chevy V8 that had half the cylinders turned into compressors and the other half was still a Chevy V8. Ran like mad and the thing out out so much air it would impress the wolf in the 3 little pigs.
Great job! And your simple ignition is going to help me actually I've been looking for a simple wiring diagram so I can understand a CDI ignition better but
TheBandana1969 what happens when its a sudden spread of the virus and it changes the billion plus ppl to zombies. Dont think you would be able to cremate ppl fast enough before shit really hit the fan. Especially when chaos is ensuing and ppl are trying to eat you
@@MrMattydavee My apologies for not knowing the virus infection angle of the zombie apocalypse. The two movies that I had seen on the subject showed zombies coming from the graveyards. Indeed I have heard and read that in India in the colonial era epidemics of diseases which kill quickly like cholera or plague finished off whole villages within days leaving the last few bodies uncared for. Now with better communications and medical relief epidemics of such scale or severity do not occur. On a lighter vein, since 80% of Indians are vegetarians, most Indian zombies would possibly attack trees, plants, crops or grocery shops.
It's likely you can increase the displacement to a larger piston size, a piston that has proper rings. I'm not sure what you used for a head gasket but I think you can buy gasket material
If he bored it and installed a different piston then this wouldn't be turning a compressor into an engine in as literal of a sense. Also, A/C compressors usually have pretty good sealing piston rings.
I love watching these videos. The things this guy makes out of junk are amazing. But I was really hoping he was going to turn this into a mini generator. Not that it would have been all that useful. But I tgink most of the parts for the generator portion were there already. Plus it would have been cool to start the little engine up and run a light or a fan.
So this is what it looks like inside the Ref compressor an actual motor and convert it to become an engine great idea, I wanna see part two of your work to run a it on a bike or something else... thanks
Metal and aluminum is better. But i used transparent acrylic because its more fun to see what happen inside while running :)
the screw you are using as a valve is on the wrong side of your fuel inlet on the carb as well
Why you copy Makerj101?
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مبدع👍🏻
You should have made it into a running generator you had the parts for it.
Lets Learn Something Agreed!
This has to be one of the most intriguing videos of building a mechanical system I have seen on youtube. I literally enjoyed every part of build, and to see it running is even fantastic !
KEEP IT UP ONE DAY YOU MAY BUILD YOUR OWN ENGINE THIS IS HOW THEY ALL STARTED. BRAVO ,BRAVO. THANKS
I am familiar with 2-stroke motors from RC aviation - and I'm a hobbyist machinists. I LOVE that you did this and that IT WORKED! Congratulations!
13:00 Amazing, incredible... it is the first time i see someone who shows me exactly how a carburator really really work. thanks.
Young man,
You are brilliant. These concepts elude the vast majority of humans. Mechanical engineering and backyard mechanics are the foundation of technical advancement. Besides this looks really fun. Keep up the good work.
Gotta give him credit. He's doing things the rest of us aren't and he's making it work. Wherever he's from, he's definitely not amongst the really poor people though as he has lots of power tools and other supplies. He could do so much for helping the poor in his area with his intelligence and creativity.
1:00
all the comments telling how to improve it all missed the point. said point being-HE MADE IT RUN! Awesome .
agree 100 %
Yeah but one thing would make it cool if he would use the original compressor housing to cool it just submerge it and circulate the coolant
yea not everyone can make this..would be nice and fun if he could talk to the fans while he build the dame thing, very interesting to see but,I pass. from the Dominican Republic Guillermo, you just lost one fan.
69% agree
Dude got it going... I'd be having a Maiden Flight Video very shortly after this...
Oh, yeah, just casually builds a carburator from scratch. Mad respect to you my dude
ARE YOU CRAZY? Throughout this video, I kept saying " People don't DO this kind of stuff. New horizons for me at every step. I knew how to do a lot of this, just never knew it could be put together. Thanks for broadening my perspective immensely. Crazy, indeed.
Never found this much dedicated, complicated, successful machine make.
Carburetor was very clever too
Basic venturi. Might have benefitted from a fine screen on the output side -- very fine.
@@michaelthibault7930
Using a ball inflating needle tho
This guy is the best tradition of the brilliant American tinkerer whose skill, knowledge, imagination and teaching style should be a mandatory part of every engineering program. Thank you for making me just a little smarter by watching your magnificent videos!
This was really cool to watch and I understand why you used acrylic instead of metal so everyone could see the inner workings, I was really impressed that you built your own carburetor and reed valve especially with so many small carbs and reed valves available. I do agree with some of the other comments about fuel mixture control which would get a more stable run as well as more rpm but all in all it was successful and I was impressed with the whole build
The air entering the carb doesn't seem to be fast enough for the jet size, and the gaz vaporize only partly. I bet it would run better with a smaller jet and a venturi.
All I can really say is wow I'm certainly impressed very knowledgeable with a Rowdy Yates attitude for getting down with you project...I will certainly use to own advantage this knowledge passed on. THANK YOU
Not the first guy to this but he is the first guy to make most of it clearand using that feeler gauge for the Reed valve was genius
@John Doe no feeler gauge en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeler_gauge
Genius doesn't even come close to describing you. Bless.
Beautiful. I hope you realize you have just taught a million people a million different things. Respect!
Yes,,
Probably one of the most impressive videos I've seen on youtube. Who would have thought you can make a damn engine out of a fridge compressor.
A compressor is basically just an engine in reverse sort of. Example: The Freon Gas is sort of the "fuel" in a refrigerator compressor, the "exhaust" is liquid freon. Instead of the gas making an explosion and pushing down, the electric motor pushes up :)
But yeah, extraordinarily good work and inginuity here
Interchangeable bucket of parts, Clean bench, Calipers, One smart guy. PRICELESS!!
I used to spraypaint scooters with an old fridge motor in the 60,s but this is way better than that, amazing, I wish I had the knowledge to do that. Great engineering.
onlybugwit that's a good idea to lol I never knew they had little pistons in and that do you find these in every fridge? I wanna make an engine with one aswell nah
@@experttrolltrollingdirty2062 yeah you can find piston in the fridge/refrigerator or in the A/C
Cool
U in England??(
I'm a simple man. I see something turned into an engine I sub.
I watch 10 thousand videos on youtube but this video is the greatest, I have ever watched
Brilliant, that spark plug lasted way longer than I would have thought possible. Fair dues for taking the time to do that project.
That’s a cool way of demonstrating how a two stroke works to a novice audience. 👍👍
Talent is knowing exactly where to put those intake and exhaust ports! Nicely done sir!
Absolutely 10/10 for ingenuity, time and effort! Well done!
The world needs more people like you. There is hope for our youth after all !!!
they can't look up from there phones
Stfu boomer
How could 7K people not like this, maybe a little jealous? Great job!
10 out of 10, Im an automotive engineer by trade and found this vid very empowering , one is only limited by their imagination,,,
Ну брат ты даёшь! Это самая крутая самоделки, какую я видел! Респект!
Fra sei un genio, non ho mai visto così tanto ingegno in un solo video!
Impressive creativity, keep the good content coming!
Thanks bro :)
yes, very cool!
Add a metering valve for the fuel and open up the throat in the air intake a little with next size up drill bit. That'll smooth it right out. Cool project!
oui manque d'air
toff ohlalaa un francophone ici
@@Alvaro-em1dj oui de Strasbourg
son petit moteur m'intriguais, mais avec un vrai carbu et carter + culasse en alu ça aurait fonctionné nickel!!!
Reliable no, but proof of concept? Absolutely. One smart inventor. Somewhere in the world there is a design and engineering company that most definitely needs this man. I hope they find him and pay him well. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Hi dude. you're just a genius, I thought for a long time what to make a mini engine from, and then everything is ready 😀👍🏻
Well this is definitely something I've never seen done before and it's rather cool, but one of the major faults of this build is the acrylic, of course the cylinder head melted, its made of plastic. Another problem was the carburettor, you need a way of metering how much fuel comes through the jet so you can adjust the AFR (air fuel ratio) so the engine can run smoother and in general better, also normally in a 2 stroke engine the piston acts as a valve, which would mean there wouldn't be any need for the reed valve in the crank case, but overall you still managed to make it run which is pretty impressive in on it's own for it originally being a fridge compressor.
also where the fuck is the oil?
TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA like oil in the crank? It’s two stroke. Oil in the gas provides lubrication
@@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA its two stroke, not four. Lubrication is in the fuel mix.
I know another UA-camr did something like this a year or so ago.
@@greasysteve5671 Makerj101, great videos from him.
I was wondering why he used acrylic then i realized it was for demonstration purposes. This was FANTASTIC. I love to know just how much horse power it would make with a proper carburetor, metal head and all. I'm thinking 1 to 1.25 hp! Great Vid, This Dude has an Engineer's level mind!
Perfecto, me dio felicidad verlo funcionar,gracias a estas personas podemos aprender un poco más sobre cosas que se ven difíciles y realmente no lo son.
Un abrazo y gracias por compartir esta clase de información valiosa.
One of the best things I've ever watched on UA-cam. Thanks
If I was stranding on a deserted island I hope I'd be stranded with this guy! 😁
This video kept coming up in my recommendations every day, and I kept ignoring it. Finally tonight I decided to watch it, and I'm glad I did !! Wow, good job. This is really neat !!
Someone noted that this would be a good way to demonstrate a two-cycle engine to novices.
My first thought was that this would be a cool project for a highschool shop class. But then I realized:
1,Get project approved by school officials.
2.Check if school insurance covers actual project.
3. Environmental impact statement.
4. Check with school security guards to see if a loud bang (in case of a blowout) would
lock down the school. Will let security know when project is ready to run.
6. Get permission from school health authorities.
7. Submit budget to school administration to buy an old refrigerator compressor, protective clothing, gloves, breathing masks, hair covering and booties.
8. Contact school lawyers to draw up documentation for parent/custodial parent/guardian/parole officer for the kids to actually learn something.
9. Get legal paper signed by parent/custodial parent/guardian/parole officer.
10. Purchase supplies. Provide authorization from school authorities to purchase gasoline, glue, and refrigerator compressor, which contained substances know by the State of California to cause tumors in rats, attach tag to compressor stating that it has a Prop. 65 warning by the State of California.
11. Gather documentation, notify school security, notify school officials, notify school health authorities to have medical personnel on standby, check to see if school security notified Sheriff's Office.
12. Assemble class, documentation, appropriate medical, legal, security personnel all in one room.
13. Begin experiment.
14. Department of Homeland Security shows up to check everyone's immigration status
15. Department of Justice shows up, closes down experiment. A group of concerned parents allowed as how this experiment violated their religious principals and that they were sueing the school and the teacher for not getting permission from their shaman/TV preacher/witch doctor/rabbi/imam/TV physic (sic).
I'm 80 years old, but I got a walker with wheels on it and I'm only 712 miles from the Mexican border and I know where there is an unguarded Rio Grande crossing. Ooopsie, I mean El Rio Bravo Del Norte, gotta watch it, it's the little things that can give you away.
I think I can make it by sundown.
American detected!
You Sir, are very good at this, and a better engineer than many guys with degree's in engineering. Thank you for sharing.
Wouldn't it be something if all that was done just so it could power a fridge compressor lol.
Awesome video! The coolest thing I've seen done on UA-cam in a long time. Great job!
That is pretty freaking awesome! Don't let the bulk of these guys get you down. You did an amazing job, and I really liked watching it. As a mechanic I was impressed by your knowledge on how to build everything from scratch.
I can build anything with parts, but when it comes to fabrication, I'm lost.
Great job!
Good work my friend, I love how you don't even talk and when you are doing something technical you just show a diagram.
Ha ha I guess your videos are for the astute among us :)
I feel like you and I both could spend all day in a junkyard.
All day at the junkyard?shit I was there so much I got a job running parts and busting tires,I couldn't wait to go to work ,rain or shine,and I even stayed after closing time.2500 cars at greens salvage in wolf point ,Mt. If your a custom diy hobby builder with a good imagination,it's like a mystical wonderland of possibilities and what's funner than finding lost treasure under the seats or in the trunk! Old man Green is 89 years old,still works everyday,drives the loader and can throw logging changes around like they're jump ropes.must be something to it.
Also. Videos like this make me miss that old TV series “JUNKYARD WARS”!
I loved that show. Most of it was kind of scripted but it was fun to watch anyways. I have the whole series somewhere in my backups, both junkyard wars and scrapheap challenge.
That show was great u can find it on UA-cam somewhere I've seen it
@@fullmetaljacket7 unscripted would've been way better, kind of like my everyday life( minus the endless amount of parts . Lol
@@skynjaydensdaddy it definitely would, but it would also be next to impossible to build something functional. There's a channel called "xjet" that has some behind the scenes from an episode back in the day. This guy was the "expert" or whatever they called it for one of the teams. In one of the videos he explains how things really worked behind the scenes.
Wow, I love it. He got it running. And blew his head off. Got to hand it to him, was really neat. God bless you brother.
Boy i laughed again sure did blow his head
Using a screw for spark plug ,priceless
That's one of the coolest things
I've ever seen on UA-cam.
Wonka luv...
he constructed the carburetor as well as the combustion chamber from scratch, thats a great proof of concept for a 2 stroke engine 👍✔💥
Exactly what I was thinking and why I have subscribed, excellent video
Amazing collection of tools.
And amazing to think it was a recycled fridge freezer compressor.
Brilliant Mind
Come 'End of Days' and this guy will have it covered, One mans trash is anothers treasure.
yeah if you give him a bike, and an old single stage compressor, )i.e belt driven shop air compressor or even a inline 2 style compressor) as longas the cylinders are the same size and it can handle conbustion, whos to say that he cant turn a shop air cpmpressor into a engine? also his latest engine (car air con compressor engine) i could imagine how you could make a different vairiant of that, with conbustion on all 6
djay4487 deved I don’t think you could because he’s using half the cylinders to feed the other half. In a normal 2 stroke the crank case performs this function but with the double ended pistons the crankcase volume doesn’t change as the pistons move
And i was thinking " here come the BOOM " and then boom the spark! But it was a nice project and good job.
Combination of Hard & Brilliant Job..Result Mattered..BRAVO 👍
From an engineering viewpoint I think this and your 3 cylinder version are brilliant and you have amazing talents in the field of lateral thinking and R & D. Why don't you send these vids to Boston Dynamics who do major R & D in the field of Robotics.
Richysee and don’t forget to send your vid to Tesla!
you are a genius my friend!! I have never seen such a thing: if I were the head of the Ferrari I would hire you today :-)
Ferrari doesn't use 2-troke engines... Nice self made engine anyways
This dude over here making engines out of everything! Freaking genius bro!!!! Subscribed and bell icon for sure! Keep the building going!
Really dedicated engineering efforts to clear all about basics of a engine with your model its just awesome
*I find it a very entertaining video and with very easy solutions the carburetor is a simple idea what happens is that it does not regulate well for the rest of the project is very ingenious and the engine turned on. My compliments*
I’d love to see what this guy could build with a endless tool and material budget in a high end shop. But only use parts from a junk yard.
I bet he would make some interesting stuff.
Oui
Lp polo
It would be a very long unboxing and tool review video with an engine in there somewhere. Awesome ingenuity but that sure took some time to get through even sped up. Good work, just too much show and tell for me.
@@erikchulski7871
no , you need the details , i even replayed some of the video a few times to see how he was doing some of the bits , not going to make one but it is interesting :-)
Well, its a damn site better than the engine that I never built so a thumbs up from me!
He does this like he's done it a thousand times, it's awesome
Makes you realize how much work went into the first engines made.
This dude has an insane amount of faith in super glue
Indeed he has. Normally it's most efficient at sticking your fingers together, and practically useless for anything else...
What kind of super glue is he using?
Every brand i try is junk. I want some of this stuff.
For any kind of serious sticking, a 2-component epoxy glue is the only way to go. JB Weld is just about the strongest you can buy, & no, I don't work for them! 😁👍
hes using an acrylic solvent.. thats how you bond acrylic
Try jb weld super glue gel. I've glued metal to metal with that stuff,my clothes that's ripped and plastic on my tool box. Stuff is amazing
I Never thought it would work.Until I saw it run. Almost 12M views eays it all.Outstanding!👍👏👏👏
I'd suggest adding a mixture adjustment screw. I'd probably use the metal fuel inlet piece as a drilling guide to get the pilot hole for the adjustment screw on center with the jet, then drill it out from the other side and tap it for the adjustment screw. The tapered end of the needle would then fit into the jet, allowing fuel flow to be adjusted.
Hi Peter I am sure He knows how to improved his proyects
I suggest you make your own engine and add the mixture screw there
The carburetor was especially brilliant, loved the project (I had no idea how a compressor was put together)it was remarkably entertaining.
I commend you with all of your work on this project. but most of us are looking for something that will last a while.. and be worth the efford.
Impressive .....Most satisfying video I've watched so far.......I like how you switched the spark plug with a custom hand made plug.....That was insane kudos man😂😂😂
I would never have thought to do this. Now I just need to find an old fridge motor. Great work.
What you are doing is amazing. I am very glad that I found this channel. Greetings from Poland.
I've been to two goat ropings and three county fairs and that beats anything yet I have seen. Ingenious using plexiglass so you could see it work. I do believe that there is a working engine somewhere with the same principle but made out of steel so it will run. I'm impressed with your own spark system using a bolt and gap deal. I have to share this one!!!!
Your work was technological and innovative
When I was a youth, I made mini jigsaw with a refrigerator compressor
Good luck
how??
Haleema thul BADRIYA
You should cut the compressor engine tank out, remove the engine accessories and electromechanical components and place them underneath the worktable, then open the cylinder head and thread on the upper part of the piston and mount a suitable light weight saw and use the pistonvertical movement
I hope my explanation makes sense
Good luck
@@bronzalba1159 does the piston needs oil for lubrication
@@haleemathulbadriya yes afew oil before working with hand pump
I’ve worked with refrigeration compressors for 20 years and have never cut one open. Very interesting video.
Question: *Why?*
Answer: *Millions of views, that's why.*
*SUCCESS* 👍
Labai gerai
This dude is fearless on the drill press personally I like to use a drill press vice Instead of my precious fingers...
You are so correct. Folks don't realize how easy it is to ruin a finger or rip it off your hand.
There's more. Gloves near rotating equipment that can catch to them.
@@noidontthinksolol I agree. Having fear of anything is bad and dwelling on it can "will" it into reality. You think you're going to cut your finger off gives higher chances you're going to cut your finger off. Respect and understand things but never fear them.
agree but they use these stuff like 1000 times in a single day so they're like very good with the handling, I said 1000 times b/c they're professionals
If you're in tune with your work and the machine, holding the work piece is really not that bad
...that being said shit happens everyday and real fast when machines are involved.
When your wife finds out what you did with her fridge, she is gonna be mad!
Bud. Next video is: how to instal a gaz motor refregirator compresor. 😂
turbo charge it with your hairdrier , sry only joking good engineering
@@textech4056 Hey right on man... Like put some RTV sealant and some starting fluid hurry
@@textech4056 you'll need to put multiple tuning needles on a carb one for low end power and another for top end. You'll then need to put a tuned exhaust on for back pressure but that's going well beyond the scope of just making a fridge pump become a petrol engine.
@@textech4056 exactly like a nitro set up only with the petrol and spark plug
If he converts it to nitro it'll be even harder to tune but it'd only require glowplugs and no battery would be needed to spark
Life expectancy: 3 minutes. Good work anyway. Hat off
Life expectancy on UA-cam: forever!
@@TheTankCrew What are you talking about? Clearly there is no electric motor anywhere near that engine. It simply ran on for a little bit on the centrifugal force available from the weight of the flywheel and rotating parts. Even a car engine does not just 'stop' when it blows, it runs on until the momentum is overcome by other influences.
@@TheTankCrew It did spool up a bit, that's because when it blew the spark plug it was no longer fighting against the compression, the momentum speed it up until the energy was lost.
Even if you don't believe that you can clearly see in the video there's nothing hooked up to that engine.
@@TheTankCrew
The reason it sounded like it speeded up is because when the sparkplug blew out it changed the sound a lot. With the plug gone there is no compression so basically is a free running engine and at close to 4000 rpm it is going to free wheel for sometime.
Dale in Canada
The thing I LOVE about your videos is that you can teach anyone anywhere in the world and you don't have to say a word !
Wow. What creativity. What ingenuity. One of the best videos I've seen.
After seeing that I tried to convert my old pick up truck engine into a fridge compressor , sadly without much success... My wife is gone and I ain't got no truck no more.
Sacrifice my guy give up the truck to get rid of the wife i can live with that till i save up money to get a new truck an with her gone shouldn't be to hard
@carat cranka lmao your good bro i like you
Yeh you need the motor but there is no motor.
@@caratcranker5874 Excellent ! It would definitely crack me up if saw on like that on the road !
@You Tube If you got my former wife, you ain't going to laugh very long lol !!!
Ingenuity is here. They say Science is the world as is, engineering is the world as you like to imagine, here is a guy with superb imagination
Amazing talent
This the first guy I'm finding if some mad max shit goes down
A spark plug made from a screw? I would not have thought of that in a million years! This guy's very good.
This is a really awesome project. I was thinking to do the same thing but with truck a/c compressors and air ones in some heavy duty ones
Yes but that's the difference we think about it this guy goes and does it.
Take a look at this. ua-cam.com/video/DRF0fMNM1zg/v-deo.html
It reminds me of something my teacher saw once. It was a custom built Air Compressor used for "air cleaning" where it puts out a powerful burst of air, and it acts like a waterless pressure washer. It was built off a Chevy V8 that had half the cylinders turned into compressors and the other half was still a Chevy V8. Ran like mad and the thing out out so much air it would impress the wolf in the 3 little pigs.
A truck air compressor lol what would that make it a a radial 5cylinder engine 🤔
@@cpufreak101 got the video?
Idk how I didnt see that coming at the end. Pretty awsome project.
Its cause its pretty entertaining to watch
I hope somebody at MIT pays for your studies! Never know what you will build next and with the best resources!!! Keep going
Great job! And your simple ignition is going to help me actually I've been looking for a simple wiring diagram so I can understand a CDI ignition better but
This is one of the neatest things ive seen someone build really cool
I think you turn everything to a working engine!!!! Nice job man
This guy is well prepared for the zombie apocalypse
Since we burn (cremate) the dead in India, we will not have any Zombies. You could come here before the apocalypse starts LoL
TheBandana1969 what happens when its a sudden spread of the virus and it changes the billion plus ppl to zombies. Dont think you would be able to cremate ppl fast enough before shit really hit the fan. Especially when chaos is ensuing and ppl are trying to eat you
@@MrMattydavee My apologies for not knowing the virus infection angle of the zombie apocalypse. The two movies that I had seen on the subject showed zombies coming from the graveyards. Indeed I have heard and read that in India in the colonial era epidemics of diseases which kill quickly like cholera or plague finished off whole villages within days leaving the last few bodies uncared for. Now with better communications and medical relief epidemics of such scale or severity do not occur. On a lighter vein, since 80% of Indians are vegetarians, most Indian zombies would possibly attack trees, plants, crops or grocery shops.
Mattydavee theres no such thing as zombies so stop the shit already. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Actually kinda is..
Rabies act like that
It's likely you can increase the displacement to a larger piston size, a piston that has proper rings. I'm not sure what you used for a head gasket but I think you can buy gasket material
Talk is cheap, why don't you first build one, then comment
@@sumacmtTrue I have no need to build one personally, I own fifteen Briggs and Stratton motors, just suggesting means of possible improvement is all
Back in the day we used phone book cover for gasket material plus gasket sealer
If he bored it and installed a different piston then this wouldn't be turning a compressor into an engine in as literal of a sense.
Also, A/C compressors usually have pretty good sealing piston rings.
very smart, you have gold in your hands
I guess everything is possible, we have just to dream it and go forth...
I prefer to go first instead
I go fifth
Emil Arg
No that is false
@@Anotherdaynparadise ????
@DARK APPERITION 😂😂😂
Такие вещи безусловно, заслуживают уважения 👍🔥😁
Dude I wish you lived near me would love to meet you. you are incredibly resourceful and intelligent.
I love watching these videos. The things this guy makes out of junk are amazing. But I was really hoping he was going to turn this into a mini generator. Not that it would have been all that useful. But I tgink most of the parts for the generator portion were there already. Plus it would have been cool to start the little engine up and run a light or a fan.
I really enjoyed watching this. A very clever man and an ingenious build.
In the end you made a spark plug from a simple screw... Ingenious! I love your videos, keep it up!
So this is what it looks like inside the Ref compressor an actual motor and convert it to become an engine great idea, I wanna see part two of your work to run a it on a bike or something else...
thanks