"if you listen to the two engines one after the other..." Ver 1: *chug chug chug chug* Ver 2.5: *silence* Ver 1: *chug chug chug chug* Ver 2.5: *silence* Me: yep the version 2.5 is definitely much quicker.
Nah it's just that fast you can't hear it, the sounds waves are moving too fast for the mic to pick it up unfortunately....the sound was removed when I exported it for some reason I can't believe I missed this 🤣
The first iteration sounded like it had a bit of broken balloon trapped inside so it sounded absolutely hilarious... this is why prototyping is fun af 🤣
Thanks Adam! Currently working on a few improvement to this one and might be doing a tutorial on how to build one, also cooking up a completely new engine 😏 Haha it works surprisingly well!
Having a electric air compressor in a room is perfectly safe, your problem looks to be space which can be solved with the tiny compressors used for airbrushes.
Always the potential to go bang but yeah they are mostly safe, at least when new :) the cost of buying a compressor is the most off putting factor right now 🤣
@@kurzey8532 I got my 10 gallon for around 140 usd but I guess they might be a bit more expensive over there. In my experience compressors normally fail in two ways, either the compressor itself gets worn down and won't compress air above a certain pressure or a seal somewhere else leaks causing loss of pressure. Most small compressors are rated for 120 psi and will dump air or stop running at that point so I honestly wouldn't worry. Well done on the engine though.
Thank you! I'll have to admit I'm not too familiar with a boxer engine, though I believe, they are multi-cylinder? Anyway, I'll probably be doing multi-cylinder engines at some point so would definitely look into it then!
@@kurzey8532 they can be as few as 2 cylinders but the reciprocating motion would probably help it get going. A flat v engine would probably be simple enough as well
I am trying to make one engine right now, you gave me some kind of idea and reminded me that my first goal was to make an air engine with no other material needed😂.. I need to go back to that goal, anyway I’m going to shoot you my thoughts, the air engine don’t need a connecting rod from the piston to the crankshaft, the air will push it... it just need something to push it back! Otherwise, I’m surprised that you didn’t made a valve overlap design for adjusting, and still made the engine works! The overlap adjustment is actually the hart of the engine, there’s an overlap that you need to adjust it, to reach the maximum efficiency, that’s where piston suppose to be at, when the valve is supposed to be opened...
Will be hard to get it to seal with just 3d printed parts, unless you can print off a gasket in tpu or something. I'm not quite sure what you mean by that, without the con rod there's no way to convert the linear motion of the piston to rotational motion at the crankshaft, you would just have a piston osciallting between two postions, unless ive misunderstood. I get the valve timing by animating the joints in fusion 360, though it would be useful to be able to adjust the valve timing without printing a new crankshaft! Thanks for the suggestions!
@@kurzey8532 sorry I don’t know how to describe this shape, so I took a video of my phone. As UA-cam don’t have ability to send photos and videos in the comments, I share it with google drive. drive.google.com/file/d/1DMP0sAE5eOtbaeHH6oOq_jIQ7OzlL_qE/view?usp=drivesdk And I viewed your videos and, yes, you are not succeeded for the first time, that’s my misunderstood. And as well, in my opinion for right now, air engine is not as efficiency as , just reverse air pump into an air motor, because engine is an design to transfer heat into useful energy, not for pressurized air... but it’s fun tho! 😂 Still will make one and will share it on youmagine if I do make one! And my goal is make one works, and as long as the air is not leaked completely before it works, it’s a success to me! As well I’d like to make a video but I am too bad at speaking, describing, so I’m probably making very bad videos😂, anyway how do you think about this pushing rod?
@@minercraftal ahh what you have looks almost like a radial engine, would love to see if it actually works! this engine works similar to a 2 stroke engine, they probably could be made to be quite powerful if pressure was high enough, the problem is the energy density of compressed air is very low so need a large tank
@@kurzey8532 I did made it close to 1 square inch so the psi would turn into pounds 😂, and it is a radial engine, but the problem is, I have too many ideas... this has been upgraded at least twice in my brain already, so this crankcase will not be used, but the crankshaft probably will... but I’m not sure which plan is the end for making out😂, one is a 3 cy radial with even bigger cylinders and some much different valves designed to work, the other is to use a pvc pipe to make a opposed engine with o ring seal on cylinder and piston to make excellent seal...
I enjoyed the video man as well as your take on the design. Some years back I built a hydrogen (brown gas) engine out of plexiglass. First test runs were pneumatic powered and it worked very well but was before I had a 3d printer... I would like to 3d print it and see what kind of improvements could be made. Unfortunately I dont have the time to invest at the moment but If you would be interested I would like to share the design and see what your take would be?
Have you tried checking out Tom Stantons youtube channel? His pneumatic engine was awesome. I hope you make a better one though. If there's something I have learned it is that there are always something to improve is everything.
I made a radial pneumatic engine recently, very similar design to yours in terms of the air intake valves. The biggest problem I was having was piston compression.
@@kurzey8532 I can tell you... NO THAT IS THE ONE THING YOU DONT WANT TO HAPPEN (but 10 BAR is definately okay, put a pressure regulator behind that and then you have consistent pressure for longer)
@@dingsens2810 yeah I'm going to try and incorporate a regulator to improve duration and will do a multi cylinder in the future! Thanks for the suggestions!
@@kurzey8532 what software are you using for modeling? if you really want to deep dive into this topic and overengineer it for no reason you can contact me, I have a few ideas for improvements (and i did this before)
Welp, time to scroll through all your videos.
"if you listen to the two engines one after the other..."
Ver 1: *chug chug chug chug*
Ver 2.5: *silence*
Ver 1: *chug chug chug chug*
Ver 2.5: *silence*
Me: yep the version 2.5 is definitely much quicker.
Nah it's just that fast you can't hear it, the sounds waves are moving too fast for the mic to pick it up unfortunately....the sound was removed when I exported it for some reason I can't believe I missed this 🤣
oh my god why is this so underrated
this video was very cool and informative. you're channel is gonna skyrocket in no time
Thank you!
You know what? This video was in my recommendations and also I think I found an epic channel called Kurzey UwU
Commenting for the algorithm.
You need more subs dude, 100% Very good content for only 77 subs.
Thanks mate! The plan is to keep making content I enjoy and hope other people do too!
The first iteration sounded like it had a bit of broken balloon trapped inside so it sounded absolutely hilarious... this is why prototyping is fun af 🤣
I love these sorts of videos despite having no knowledge in whatever they're on about
32 Subs? Okay this channel is about to blow up!
Thanks man appreciate that!
Underrated
3:17 howtobasics mode ON
Happy to have found your channel and be your 500th sub :)) Good luck with your projects
Appreciate that buddy!
I think I just found my new favorite engineering UA-camr
Thank you! Comments like this are always nice to see
U have so much talent! Why are you this underrated!!??! Keep up the good work
I see a trend starting
This is the beginning of another great youtube channel.
Oh heavens, The Algorithm hath blessed me!
Lovely engineering work. Nice video style!
Thanks!!
Praise to the algorithm 🙏
love the videos man keep it up
Nice work! I hope to see more engine developments, I loved the cardboard gasket!
Thanks Adam! Currently working on a few improvement to this one and might be doing a tutorial on how to build one, also cooking up a completely new engine 😏
Haha it works surprisingly well!
Nice version update!
Thanks Doug!
Wow nice channel! UA-cam brought me here and you make some fun content!
Thanks Danny!
Enjoyed the video so , Thumbs up for you. And thank you for sharing with us.
You just gained a new subscriber! Hope to see this Chanel grow a long way😄
Thanks mate!
Pretty cool
"By coloring the gasket black you get another 10% efficiency." Lol.
😏
Nice Vid! Luckily it was in my recommendations
Glad you liked the video!
britis humor is funny, subacabribed.
Ah yes, the Stanton mechanism.
9:14 you could grab a portable air tank from a hardware store to use for longer runtimes.
I probably should do this 🤣
Man, this is so cool
Thank you!
subbed, will be watching your work with great interest
Having a electric air compressor in a room is perfectly safe, your problem looks to be space which can be solved with the tiny compressors used for airbrushes.
Always the potential to go bang but yeah they are mostly safe, at least when new :) the cost of buying a compressor is the most off putting factor right now 🤣
@@kurzey8532 I got my 10 gallon for around 140 usd but I guess they might be a bit more expensive over there. In my experience compressors normally fail in two ways, either the compressor itself gets worn down and won't compress air above a certain pressure or a seal somewhere else leaks causing loss of pressure. Most small compressors are rated for 120 psi and will dump air or stop running at that point so I honestly wouldn't worry. Well done on the engine though.
@@deltacx1059 thanks for the info, good to know!
A boxer engine would probably be more efficient and would require less balancing, love your work!
Thank you! I'll have to admit I'm not too familiar with a boxer engine, though I believe, they are multi-cylinder? Anyway, I'll probably be doing multi-cylinder engines at some point so would definitely look into it then!
@@kurzey8532 they can be as few as 2 cylinders but the reciprocating motion would probably help it get going. A flat v engine would probably be simple enough as well
I thought you had like 50k+ subs at least but I guess it's time to watch some more :)
Kewl stuff
I am trying to make one engine right now, you gave me some kind of idea and reminded me that my first goal was to make an air engine with no other material needed😂.. I need to go back to that goal, anyway I’m going to shoot you my thoughts, the air engine don’t need a connecting rod from the piston to the crankshaft, the air will push it... it just need something to push it back! Otherwise, I’m surprised that you didn’t made a valve overlap design for adjusting, and still made the engine works! The overlap adjustment is actually the hart of the engine, there’s an overlap that you need to adjust it, to reach the maximum efficiency, that’s where piston suppose to be at, when the valve is supposed to be opened...
Will be hard to get it to seal with just 3d printed parts, unless you can print off a gasket in tpu or something.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by that, without the con rod there's no way to convert the linear motion of the piston to rotational motion at the crankshaft, you would just have a piston osciallting between two postions, unless ive misunderstood.
I get the valve timing by animating the joints in fusion 360, though it would be useful to be able to adjust the valve timing without printing a new crankshaft!
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@kurzey8532 sorry I don’t know how to describe this shape, so I took a video of my phone. As UA-cam don’t have ability to send photos and videos in the comments, I share it with google drive.
drive.google.com/file/d/1DMP0sAE5eOtbaeHH6oOq_jIQ7OzlL_qE/view?usp=drivesdk
And I viewed your videos and, yes, you are not succeeded for the first time, that’s my misunderstood. And as well, in my opinion for right now, air engine is not as efficiency as , just reverse air pump into an air motor, because engine is an design to transfer heat into useful energy, not for pressurized air...
but it’s fun tho! 😂
Still will make one and will share it on youmagine if I do make one!
And my goal is make one works, and as long as the air is not leaked completely before it works, it’s a success to me!
As well I’d like to make a video but I am too bad at speaking, describing, so I’m probably making very bad videos😂, anyway how do you think about this pushing rod?
@@minercraftal ahh what you have looks almost like a radial engine, would love to see if it actually works!
this engine works similar to a 2 stroke engine, they probably could be made to be quite powerful if pressure was high enough, the problem is the energy density of compressed air is very low so need a large tank
@@kurzey8532 I did made it close to 1 square inch so the psi would turn into pounds 😂, and it is a radial engine, but the problem is, I have too many ideas... this has been upgraded at least twice in my brain already, so this crankcase will not be used, but the crankshaft probably will... but I’m not sure which plan is the end for making out😂, one is a 3 cy radial with even bigger cylinders and some much different valves designed to work, the other is to use a pvc pipe to make a opposed engine with o ring seal on cylinder and piston to make excellent seal...
love it
Content taste like dollar store ted stantons
Nice recommendation youtube..
*Add a flywheel*
You will keep momentum and it will run smoother
Video tomorrow 😏
@@kurzey8532 subbed
Trying to beat Tom? Lol
Also 100th sub :)
Just experimenting to see what works and what doesn't lol, Tom is the big dog of compressed air engines 🤣
Thanks for the sub!
@@kurzey8532 I will enjoy watching your progress as you continue to make it better and most likely change your designs 👍👍
Would it help if you could combine the in-let valve and the piston?
Not that it particularly matters, but I believe that's a Presta valve, not a Schrader. Better for holding higher psi.
You are correct, not sure how I managed to get that wrong 🤣
new subscriber :D good video quite interesting the design is similar to the one made by Tom Stanton please keep up with your videos
Yeah took inspiration from his videos for sure with the design, but tried to make a different spin on it, new video out soon with a few more changes!
Tom Stanton?
I enjoyed the video man as well as your take on the design. Some years back I built a hydrogen (brown gas) engine out of plexiglass. First test runs were pneumatic powered and it worked very well but was before I had a 3d printer... I would like to 3d print it and see what kind of improvements could be made. Unfortunately I dont have the time to invest at the moment but If you would be interested I would like to share the design and see what your take would be?
Thanks bud! Yeah sure I'd love to see it and if it was something I think I could make I'd certainly give it a go!
Are based in Salford? That compost bin looks very familiar.
Nah I'm not, must get similar ones across the UK
@@kurzey8532 haha, fair enough, great channel btw
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ありがと
Im gonna use this comment to hopefully prove 1 thing to you in the future: I was here from the begining
I dont know why you're profile picture made me laugh 😅 Good stuff Freg
We were here
3:40 thou shall not confuse schrader for presta
Have you tried checking out Tom Stantons youtube channel? His pneumatic engine was awesome. I hope you make a better one though. If there's something I have learned it is that there are always something to improve is everything.
Yes Toms engine was awesome, took some inspiration from them for sure. New video today with some improvements!
I made a radial pneumatic engine recently, very similar design to yours in terms of the air intake valves. The biggest problem I was having was piston compression.
How was piston compression an issue for you?
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Is this in the algorithm??
Not sure what you mean?
Use some of craffite to Loob things up
Is this better than silicone lube?
@@kurzey8532 It is lighter
@@joonalahti3695 I'll have a look into it
@@kurzey8532and you make guality content :)
@@joonalahti3695 thanks mate!
2:20 SOMEONE lives in Europe...
eminem found his rival
thick coke bottles can hold up to 21 BAR
That would be something id need to test first, wouldn't want a bottle exploding at 21 bar in my room lol
@@kurzey8532 I can tell you... NO THAT IS THE ONE THING YOU DONT WANT TO HAPPEN (but 10 BAR is definately okay, put a pressure regulator behind that and then you have consistent pressure for longer)
@@kurzey8532 also, consider building a 3 cylinder engine so you dont need a big flywheel. put them in a row 120° apart
@@dingsens2810 yeah I'm going to try and incorporate a regulator to improve duration and will do a multi cylinder in the future!
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@kurzey8532 what software are you using for modeling? if you really want to deep dive into this topic and overengineer it for no reason you can contact me, I have a few ideas for improvements (and i did this before)
triple expansion steam engine
I like this idea
@@kurzey8532
thanks, email sent with more details.
it has constant torque not pulsed
get a portable air compressor and 12v
cardboard seems like a terrible gasket material
it actually works quite well, I've seen them used in combustion engines too. In my most recent video, I've upgraded to a rubber gasket
@@kurzey8532 huh, despite having holes, that's suprising