Kids these days don't know what they're missing out on. Used to find things similar to this on the shelves at hobby stores, hell even Walmart for a while. If it wasn't pre-assembled then it came in a kit and if it was pre-assembled, you were ENCOURAGED to take it apart and figure it out for yourself. Thankfully we have youtubers like this guy to show us what curiosity rewards.
Kits like these are available for adults and can even be used by kids under supervision for safety, typically costing hundreds or even thousands of dollars. However, this guy impressively managed to create one with just a $10 budget.
@@ReallyMagicMan This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
As a guy who works on jet engines I’m impressed. Good understanding of the fundamentals of low bypass turbofan. I wonder if it generates a bit of thrust though.
I would expect about 10% thrust for the gas pressure ... even though it appears well sealed it has more leaks than wikileaks ... BUT it is an excellent proof of concept idea and excellent for working out optimizations for a more robust better built engine
I really wasn’t expecting you to make a fully functional jet engine, despite the lack of an onboard starter and the shaft reversing direction, but that doesn’t matter because I’m already beyond impressed with your craftsmanship. I would like to see, on the electric hybrid engine with the dc motor, if you could increase the fuel input, nichrome wire temperature, and motor speed gradually together with the R-600 valve and a potentiometer or two and seeing how fast it can go before reaching its maximum speed or tearing itself apart and melting. Maybe also try propane or butane, and potentially a thrust test (on wheels). I was commenting all about the differences between a real jet engine and the one made in the hybrid video, and I was not at all expecting you to pull through with a compressor and multi staged turboprop.
most jets don't have an "onboard starter" (see my response to the uninformed comment stating otherwise below). If an engine needs bleed air to start, then it does not have a starter...you need an APU or an air cart to start it.
@@rotaryenginepeteOf course they do. Some can use APU bleed air, if equipped. Some use a separate small turbine that uses jet fuel or another type of fuel to directly drive the compressor stage and it's usually started with an onboard source of conpressed air. Some aircraft use a style of shotshell to create a brief source of comoressed air to initially spin the compressor stage. Older aircraft needed to and most modern aircraft can use an external cart to provide the necessary compressed air and electrical power if required, however.
Back in the early 2000s me and my cousin used those to recreate the Star wars pod racers just sticking 3 with Cosme glue and sticks and then just pretend and play, ment to end crashed... 24 years later I see someone made a full Pod racer engine functional😂 Like Anakin said in 1997 "Its working, ITS WORKIING!!"
He didn't make it fully functional - This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy..
Its refreshing to see a channel that makes a proper jet engine that runs on combustion rather than a lot of them that just make a glorified hairdryer that blows on a gas lighter
Yes! Most channels stick fuel and spark at the end of a fan, attach a nozzle and call it a jet engine. This is a true jet engine since the turbine and compressor are self-sustaining. Excellent work.
You spent so much time preparing this and building it knowing that the heat and friction would lead to its demise I assume. And it’s a model at that. To me that’s the best part of the video. The fact that you did it. 🎉
Complelty amazing so many have tried and fail the soda can turbine, I didn't think it was possible without air foil blades. Please keep refining this into a proper jet.
There is a good reason we aren't seeing extended footage of this jet turbine running: without careful balancing of the rotating parts, this would wear out and self-destruct after 10 seconds of spinning at the required 25,000-40,000 rpm.
Not that I'm not impressed: very cool MacGyver type design and construction. It is just that it wouldn't be able to power an RC model craft more than one run.
Many RUclips channels just put a propeller and that's it, but you put almost everything in it and it turned out very well. The only thing that failed you a little was the combustion chamber. You must leave a hole at the bottom near where the last winged propellers are. the combustion chamber one or two more holes so that it has a little more wind so that it doesn't go out as much when you give more power to the engine but if it turned out well for you and there isn't much youtube like you that some engine shows how it's going well for you👍
As an engineer this is easily one of the finest jet turbines iv’e seen built and operated! Brilliant work, very very cool 😎 I’m inspired to make one myself! Cheers for sharing, BLUE 🇬🇧
Here, also an expert from the field and got recommended the video. I would love to see a fully self-sustaining mode, because none of us did. Anyways, great job done!
@gpsycruiser: Did yours work? Because the one in this video did not. All we saw was flames shooting out from the coca cola can with the driving electric motor wheezing in the background☹
@@chimaokezue9131 lmao it did work, you can hear the Engine wheezing ,he used the motor as a startup to get the turbine fins to suitable rpm for combustion ,after the engine went to self sustained mode he pulled the motor away , you can even see him struggling to keep the engine in place cause of the thrust. It isn't perfect but it's functional
@@koustavRoyWBO9 : No we did not see him remove the starter electric motor in the RUclips Video. No evidence the engine went into "self-sustained mode"
Ok that's actually really cool. I suspect it will overheat very quickly and melt the can and burst into flames but it is very cool. Why not build one with quality parts and see how long it can run for?
Really impressed with your channel. These are the kind of people that contribute to the betterment of humanity. Keep tinkering and feeding that thirst for knowledge!
It's impressive how all the pieces are around us, in different forms, we just need the correct eyes to look at them and give them a purpose, with a brilliant mind, we can create everything possible. That's why I admire Da Vinci, all the procedure he did in this video took years and years of research to come up with this Engine, thousands of failures and thousands of tries. Human mind is something else.
Loved it, 3 things to make it better, use a work hiding device (vice) and operate the drill on lower speed to improve cutting. Never ever drill towards the centre of your palm or it might be the last great project you make for a while 😁👍
Youre a genius craftsmans for this. Funny how many people are telling you how to build a jet engine yet they have zero videos buidling ones themselves. Keep up the great work!
@@Skyisnotalimit it's okay I understand you're jealous because you built an actual Jet Bike yet no one gives you attention or credit. You deserve a Tesla Award 🏆
@@CReyes112 Another Darwin Award comment, you seem to collect them. You see, how many hours according to you does it take to build a real one? Several hundred hours to cramp into a 16 minute video for people like you to watch it? Do you see the irony here? A fake engine that doesn’t even run by itself and you call this fraud real craftsmanship.
I love the fact you're south african and this talented and innovative I hope you never give up on whatever you desire and keep on growing njaka wang inspire
Great proof of concept. But the solder joint, bearings and aluminum can failed 5 seconds into the first full run Props for the ingenuity. But find materials that can withstand the heat and RPM's of a turbine engine
@@Mike-dr8wx I didn't recommend sh!t. I pointed out the fact that building a turbine engine with parts that will melt from the heat a turbine engine generates mere seconds into its operation is useless. Like I first stated, "great proof of concept. Props for the ingenuity. But find materials that can withstand the heat and RPM's of a turbine engine" Do you have a comprehension problem?
Jet engine made from soda can..and about 2 dozen other parts with relatively expensive special tools..Definitely not simple.. But I do appreciate the knowledge it takes to create such a thing 💯
Could you provide more specifications on every diametre ? Please i want to make one too but there are some parts you have not described . Very cool project ❤
Not only that, but it appears to never have actually run self sustained. Quite a long time to be “warming up” a can … you can hear the starter motor over the added sound effects.
I am verry impressed tbh, tho u never show the inlet while it running but I wouldnt be expecting it to fully run on itself without some serious problems, there is probably extremely little compression, but its still verry verry cool
Tho, am sure that with a properly designed compressor and well optimized blades and way way better tolerances, it could theoretically run without the starter motor for a little
Wow. For a moment I thought you were gonna make yet another FAN ASSISTED BLOWTORCH in a can, but no.. This legit has features of a Jet engine and doesn't require electricity once the fans are spinning. GOOD JOB!... Now.. Can this thing push something? What is the thrust like?
Amazing! I wish i can maake something like that too. At first i thought cola can is too thin to sustain the heat and that's way too unbalanced, too much wiggle, but you make it works! So cool!
Great job! I do not understand how the aluminum is not melting, as butane burns hot, and aluminum is thin and likes staying cold. You might have even better luck if you made it out of steel cans like soup cans or anything made of strong steel or iron. I would also probably 3d print a more effective compressor, haven built my own partially 3d printed jet engine.
You know many people thinks that Jet engine with it’s horrifying name is some sort of an engine that should and must get really really hot. But always remember that as much as it’s a Jet engine, it doesn’t produce so much heat to its core given that it does produce really high temperatures. You should be more concerned about the exhaust of the jet engine which I haven’t even added. To make things more clear and detailed, why doesn’t a balloon filled with water burn down when placed directly under the fire and why does our regular aircraft engine stay intact regardless of the fact that it gets really really hot and produces tens of thousands of thrust force while still trying to make it as light as possible. Science at times is above your imagination .
I understand why the cola can isn't melting, as this design creates an insulating layer of compressor air around the combustion chamber. But the turbine blades should still get hot if you want to have good efficiency, because the energy extracted from a gas is proportional to expansion, which is proportional to temperature change. Currently most of the fuel energy in this engine is thrown away because combustion is happening outside the engine.
@ABDULKADIR-td5kg I don't see how that's an argument against using this for a plane. The same could be said for any engine. I don't think this is remotely viable for flight, but the time to create the aircraft isn't why.
If this engine produces the same power and weights just as much as a certain RC model engine, it can replace it with minor adjustments. He needs a couple of these tho
sooo cool i love your vids!
Thanks bro
Thrust? @@gabtechexpo4017
Hello
99 missed calls from Boeing💀
Your local skateboard will never be the same again !
Never have i ever thought I'll see "diy" and "jet engine" in the same phrase but here we are
Have you ever heard about "MrTeslonian"? Try to google it "Ramjet" :)
And "soda can"
@@cabbage_cat Specifically soda can
"using soda can" is what did it for me.
I've seen plenty of diy pulse jets... This is the first proper diy jet turbine system I've ever seen though.
Why do these things not get recommended at day but always at bedtime
Literally falling asleep like trying to finish before going to bed😅
@@prpandey6033 a jet engine your alarm clock?
Answer: because that is when you scroll the most.
Lol
Instead you get creepy horror clips
Kids these days don't know what they're missing out on. Used to find things similar to this on the shelves at hobby stores, hell even Walmart for a while. If it wasn't pre-assembled then it came in a kit and if it was pre-assembled, you were ENCOURAGED to take it apart and figure it out for yourself. Thankfully we have youtubers like this guy to show us what curiosity rewards.
Kits like these are available for adults and can even be used by kids under supervision for safety, typically costing hundreds or even thousands of dollars. However, this guy impressively managed to create one with just a $10 budget.
Yeah, remember those Walmart rocket engines /sarcasm
Bruv, a lot of us had Erector Sets, too. Calm down. 😂😂
El proyecto es acojonante👍💯
This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
Beautiful work, I was doing this back in the 80's as a bored teenager
I was watching your video when i was 6
Nice meeting you here!
I want to make it myself but I feel like it will be hard for me and alittle expensive and need over precising
I think I'm gonna do it but there's a lot going on. I don't think this is expensive at all, seems like it would be cheap to build one
@@ReallyMagicMan This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
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I put 50 of these on my experimental airplane and flew perfectly!
Next video Functional nuclear bomb with popsicle sticks
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Great idea!
😂
yh, with a test run included....
You got a place to test it?@@zandathepanda-vj7pt
Bro casually dropped the million dollars DIY projects🔥
Yeah, the extra parts required here is our of budget for "do it yourself"
when the apocalypse comes, I want you on my team.
😆😆
Daym you must be the Lost son of Elon Musk.@@gabtechexpo4017
Fun fact: Democrats were FOR slavery, and now here we are
wow you're totally so edgy, bro
I wonder what the faces of German engineers in World War II would be like if they saw how simple it became to make a jet engine.
As a guy who works on jet engines I’m impressed. Good understanding of the fundamentals of low bypass turbofan. I wonder if it generates a bit of thrust though.
It depends how much air it's compressing + gas explosion I assume it does just a bit
This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
With a tailcone section it might
I would expect about 10% thrust for the gas pressure ... even though it appears well sealed it has more leaks than wikileaks ... BUT it is an excellent proof of concept idea and excellent for working out optimizations for a more robust better built engine
99+ missed calls from Boeing.😂
99999+
I really wasn’t expecting you to make a fully functional jet engine, despite the lack of an onboard starter and the shaft reversing direction, but that doesn’t matter because I’m already beyond impressed with your craftsmanship. I would like to see, on the electric hybrid engine with the dc motor, if you could increase the fuel input, nichrome wire temperature, and motor speed gradually together with the R-600 valve and a potentiometer or two and seeing how fast it can go before reaching its maximum speed or tearing itself apart and melting. Maybe also try propane or butane, and potentially a thrust test (on wheels). I was commenting all about the differences between a real jet engine and the one made in the hybrid video, and I was not at all expecting you to pull through with a compressor and multi staged turboprop.
Thanks
I'd also recommended using a more heat resistant, and structurally sound casing than a coca cola can, as to prevent melting! 💥
Wdym @@Tom-yc8jv
most jets don't have an "onboard starter" (see my response to the uninformed comment stating otherwise below). If an engine needs bleed air to start, then it does not have a starter...you need an APU or an air cart to start it.
@@rotaryenginepeteOf course they do. Some can use APU bleed air, if equipped. Some use a separate small turbine that uses jet fuel or another type of fuel to directly drive the compressor stage and it's usually started with an onboard source of conpressed air. Some aircraft use a style of shotshell to create a brief source of comoressed air to initially spin the compressor stage. Older aircraft needed to and most modern aircraft can use an external cart to provide the necessary compressed air and electrical power if required, however.
Back in the early 2000s me and my cousin used those to recreate the Star wars pod racers just sticking 3 with Cosme glue and sticks and then just pretend and play, ment to end crashed...
24 years later I see someone made a full Pod racer engine functional😂
Like Anakin said in 1997
"Its working, ITS WORKIING!!"
He didn't make it fully functional - This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy..
Its refreshing to see a channel that makes a proper jet engine that runs on combustion rather than a lot of them that just make a glorified hairdryer that blows on a gas lighter
@@lzbhcvm6747 I saw.
@@lzbhcvm6747 I saw.
Yes! Most channels stick fuel and spark at the end of a fan, attach a nozzle and call it a jet engine. This is a true jet engine since the turbine and compressor are self-sustaining. Excellent work.
Are you being sarcastic?
This is the best example and simple to study for what a jet engine is and it's working ❤
You spent so much time preparing this and building it knowing that the heat and friction would lead to its demise I assume. And it’s a model at that.
To me that’s the best part of the video. The fact that you did it. 🎉
That is how all prototypes work, build and break - the learning process to all great engineering achievements
This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
We've got diy jet engine before GTA 6
We got tired of GTA jokes before GTA 6 😂😂
@@emmanuelkupec2545 absolutely 😭
After GTA VI releases, the world officially ends.
I think they’re skipping 6 and going straight for 7
Complelty amazing so many have tried and fail the soda can turbine, I didn't think it was possible without air foil blades. Please keep refining this into a proper jet.
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There is a good reason we aren't seeing extended footage of this jet turbine running: without careful balancing of the rotating parts, this would wear out and self-destruct after 10 seconds of spinning at the required 25,000-40,000 rpm.
Not that I'm not impressed: very cool MacGyver type design and construction. It is just that it wouldn't be able to power an RC model craft more than one run.
@roqua I agree. Its a functioning turboprop turbine (with the assisted spin motor). Not quite a properly functioning jet engine, but very close.
Many RUclips channels just put a propeller and that's it, but you put almost everything in it and it turned out very well. The only thing that failed you a little was the combustion chamber. You must leave a hole at the bottom near where the last winged propellers are. the combustion chamber one or two more holes so that it has a little more wind so that it doesn't go out as much when you give more power to the engine but if it turned out well for you and there isn't much youtube like you that some engine shows how it's going well for you👍
Each person learns from their mistakes how to make a basic engine and then make better ones.
Wow! Even soda can jet engines are too complicated! Bravo! Both thumbs up!
complicated ... it's just an inline 4 stroke engine ... essentially ... the blades do all the hard work ... and physics take care of the rest ...
As an engineer this is easily one of the finest jet turbines iv’e seen built and operated! Brilliant work, very very cool 😎 I’m inspired to make one myself! Cheers for sharing, BLUE 🇬🇧
The good old poor man's turbo from fast and furious real nice 😂
🤣👍 yep that dosnt even work
@@Mattlawton-ft6ew lmao j bet I could make it work if I can seal everything properly but in reality that heat soak will make shit break quick 🤣
@@diszruptiveent3634 🤣🤣go for it 👍
YES YOU DID IT!!! The only one who made a homemade one that actually work!
Thanks bro❤️
@@gabtechexpo4017you should sell a diy kit
Bro you just jealous because you don't know how to even begin on this thing@@antoine8730
@@antoine8730 no chance bro at last coke's bottle part got burned badly
What part is fake?@@antoine8730
Red bull gives you wings, but Coca-Cola gives you a jet engine
now all we need is Fanta fuselage and Sprite landing gear and we get the soda plane
Lol
This guy a teacher at MIT …. I want to put one of those on my desk just as art piece. 😂super cool 😎
Here, also an expert from the field and got recommended the video. I would love to see a fully self-sustaining mode, because none of us did. Anyways, great job done!
Exactly
Took forever to lead up to it n then just dumped a big nothing.
@@SamanthaTollstam it probably melted.
This is crazy, and more crazy is the fact that it works 😂
?@@scorp-5717
Actually, it doesn't work...
Welp hopefully this will be a father and daughter project. This is awesome.
This diy youtubers have evolved now they building home made jet engine
This is a long form jet engine hobbyist tutorial which has been out for a long time. This guy certainly followed the tutorial! Solder was sloppy...
16:14 that sound, that power up, that fire😌😌
You really out did yourself with this one. Congratulations on proving all the haters wrong 👏
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nice🔥🔥🔥
29 missed calls from Boing
Lol
BOING?
@@multiomer1997 Boeing
Lmfao
😂
I made this more than 40 years ago when I was a teenager, wonderful to see such improvements to the design!
@gpsycruiser: Did yours work? Because the one in this video did not. All we saw was flames shooting out from the coca cola can with the driving electric motor wheezing in the background☹
@@chimaokezue9131 lmao it did work, you can hear the Engine wheezing ,he used the motor as a startup to get the turbine fins to suitable rpm for combustion ,after the engine went to self sustained mode he pulled the motor away , you can even see him struggling to keep the engine in place cause of the thrust. It isn't perfect but it's functional
@@koustavRoyWBO9 : No we did not see him remove the starter electric motor in the RUclips Video. No evidence the engine went into "self-sustained mode"
@@chimaokezue9131 lmao he did
Yeah..I cursed this dude in my mind for not showing if the thing runs..😅@@chimaokezue9131
So much hard work and brilliant engineering when I can do the same with mentos and a two-liter of soda.
Some people were just born to make a difference in the world
Ok that's actually really cool. I suspect it will overheat very quickly and melt the can and burst into flames but it is very cool. Why not build one with quality parts and see how long it can run for?
Wow!.. I can't believe so many watchers fell for this prank video... 😂😂😂😂
At this point I wouldn't even be surprised if someone posts a DIY fully operational 1:1 Gundam.
This is the coolest diy video i've ever seen on RUclips
This is literally the most awesome thing I've watched in 2024
Really impressed with your channel. These are the kind of people that contribute to the betterment of humanity. Keep tinkering and feeding that thirst for knowledge!
It's impressive how all the pieces are around us, in different forms, we just need the correct eyes to look at them and give them a purpose, with a brilliant mind, we can create everything possible. That's why I admire Da Vinci, all the procedure he did in this video took years and years of research to come up with this Engine, thousands of failures and thousands of tries. Human mind is something else.
Próximo video: "acelerador de partículas funcional con cartón y pegamento" ... Por fin podré crear partículas raras en casa !
Loved it, 3 things to make it better, use a work hiding device (vice) and operate the drill on lower speed to improve cutting. Never ever drill towards the centre of your palm or it might be the last great project you make for a while 😁👍
Nice! Sounds like a DIY project I can do with my kids!
*16mins later*
Oh...
Приветствую всех любителей турбореактивной тяги!
Igor Negoda!!❤❤❤
главное дать жидкого что бы соседи то же дали жидкого
этот движок реально работает? что эксперты скажут
@@Techno_Ghost_XD это движок разве что по сбору просмотров, так что работает отлично
Негода бы не одобрил такой тяп-ляп подход... Ну и в конце данный "шедевр" скорее сгорел, чем заработал.
Youre a genius craftsmans for this. Funny how many people are telling you how to build a jet engine yet they have zero videos buidling ones themselves. Keep up the great work!
Great point!
still is an overly complex air dryer
You comment deserves a Darwin Award! Congrats!
@@Skyisnotalimit it's okay I understand you're jealous because you built an actual Jet Bike yet no one gives you attention or credit. You deserve a Tesla Award 🏆
@@CReyes112 Another Darwin Award comment, you seem to collect them.
You see, how many hours according to you does it take to build a real one? Several hundred hours to cramp into a 16 minute video for people like you to watch it? Do you see the irony here? A fake engine that doesn’t even run by itself and you call this fraud real craftsmanship.
I love the fact you're south african and this talented and innovative I hope you never give up on whatever you desire and keep on growing njaka wang inspire
Finalmente algo que posso fazer em casa, que não seja só papel e água 🙏🏻
Red bull give you wing, coca cola give you jet engine
Together you have a plane.
all we need is Fanta gives you fuselage and Sprite gives you landing gear and we get the soda plane
mountain dew from arab so...
@@important.things690
Hey!
We aren't making a Bomber jet Mahmut!
Thank you for the joke comrade
Without leaps of imagination, or dreaming, we lose the excitement of possibilities. Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning.
What kills me is eyeballing half of it and everything still coming together nicely. Great work.
Truly a skilled model-maker,a master at leasure
This is literally the most entertaining video I’ve ever seen
Melts entire engine in one go 😂amazing video
Great proof of concept.
But the solder joint, bearings and aluminum can failed 5 seconds into the first full run
Props for the ingenuity. But find materials that can withstand the heat and RPM's of a turbine engine
I think you missed the point lol
@@Mike-dr8wx I think you are out of your lane.
I said, "Great proof of concept"
@@ticdelarue you basically recommended an OEM turbine
@@Mike-dr8wx I didn't recommend sh!t. I pointed out the fact that building a turbine engine with parts that will melt from the heat a turbine engine generates mere seconds into its operation is useless.
Like I first stated, "great proof of concept. Props for the ingenuity. But find materials that can withstand the heat and RPM's of a turbine engine"
Do you have a comprehension problem?
I think a steel can like a can of beans with high temp solder would probably fare a bit better.
This video gives me a 2017 ahh vibes 😙 good old days ❤️
I never thought about solder being the equivalent of welding at this scale! Awesome video!
Only legend can watch without tools😅
0:01 F1 Cars engines trying to turn on be like:
Jet engine made from soda can..and about 2 dozen other parts with relatively expensive special tools..Definitely not simple..
But I do appreciate the knowledge it takes to create such a thing 💯
A drill and a handful of common bits, some common cheap screws and bearings, …
I’ve seen the first one and this one. I can tell that this one is compressing the air great work 💯🔥
This is how engineering should have been taught. We would have learned so much! Thanks for the great video.
cara mudah memahami cara kerja mesin jet dan kemungkinan membuatnya dgn sangat murah sekali serta terjangkau bagi semua orang 👍
Could you provide more specifications on every diametre ? Please i want to make one too but there are some parts you have not described . Very cool project ❤
@@maisa-a1 yea i know , it needs stronger materials more blades and having it pressure resistant at the same time =)
I love creating something out of nothing. Bro went to a whole new level 😂. Very good work.
If I ever see rc jet made from red bull cans with cola engines, I'm complete.
saw everything I guess :D
An amazing mini version of jet engine,hats off.
Наконец то мне стал понятен принцип турбины. Для понимания ок
I remember the Jetex engines that were available in the 1950’s bloody lethal!
I NEVER thought I'd see the day,
when someone turns a Coke can,
ino a rocket engine !!! 🤯😮👍🏻
Jet*
Well you still havent seen that day cuz this is a jet engine
If I'm able to build a bird house from a kit it's a good day for me. This guy is creating wormholes in his living room
I can't belive this actually works
We never saw it working independently without the starting device, and I really doubt that it would.
@@lusoverse8710 it probably worked for like 10 seconds, then the can disintegrated because of the heat. Aluminum can't withstand a gas-fire.
Very impressive. You may not put Pratt & Whitney out of business but I am greatly impressed, nonetheless.
That was amazing! Thank you for the education ... and sharing of knowledge
Nice job on the added sound effects Plus 16 min vid for only 20 seconds of the can running. 👍
Not only that, but it appears to never have actually run self sustained. Quite a long time to be “warming up” a can … you can hear the starter motor over the added sound effects.
This video gave me such a great adrenaline rush that my next DIY would be this engine .... For sure
Glad to hear it!
I am verry impressed tbh, tho u never show the inlet while it running but I wouldnt be expecting it to fully run on itself without some serious problems, there is probably extremely little compression, but its still verry verry cool
That’s because it can’t 😢
thats because he lied, he still using the starter lmao
Thx for explaining,
Before your comment, I was still wondering why such poorly precise blade can reach self-sustain jet engine 🤔🤔
Tho, am sure that with a properly designed compressor and well optimized blades and way way better tolerances, it could theoretically run without the starter motor for a little
@@SpeedyGwenit's extremely hard to get the compression in such a small scale, he'd need way better machinery
This is my favorite flavor of soda that's for sure.
Wow. For a moment I thought you were gonna make yet another FAN ASSISTED BLOWTORCH in a can, but no.. This legit has features of a Jet engine and doesn't require electricity once the fans are spinning. GOOD JOB!... Now.. Can this thing push something? What is the thrust like?
Cola gives you an engine
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Fucking stole my comment
@@adrienanimsit comment it not answer??
Engine fire cola gives you
Loading screen tip
How to win the science fair in school lol
Pepsi is so cooked when they see this turn into a ad
مبدع حقا أتبعت كل خطواتك ونجحت ولكن بعبوة اقوى من قارورة الكوكا الصوت كان عندي صاخب وقوي شكرا
Amazing! I wish i can maake something like that too.
At first i thought cola can is too thin to sustain the heat and that's way too unbalanced, too much wiggle, but you make it works!
So cool!
Sounds really cool 16:13
North Korea taking notes
"remember kids, when life gives you cola, make a fully functional 3 stage compressor jet engine"
-Blud
Major respect to this survivor. With a suit, shower and shave he appears to be a stockbroker.
Thats impressive asf. Just imagine if you had more expensive tools for machining and a budget of like 10'000$ to a RC/drone verison
RED BULL GIVES YOU WINGS.....BUT COCA COLA GIVES YOU ENGINE 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great job! I do not understand how the aluminum is not melting, as butane burns hot, and aluminum is thin and likes staying cold. You might have even better luck if you made it out of steel cans like soup cans or anything made of strong steel or iron. I would also probably 3d print a more effective compressor, haven built my own partially 3d printed jet engine.
You know many people thinks that Jet engine with it’s horrifying name is some sort of an engine that should and must get really really hot. But always remember that as much as it’s a Jet engine, it doesn’t produce so much heat to its core given that it does produce really high temperatures. You should be more concerned about the exhaust of the jet engine which I haven’t even added. To make things more clear and detailed, why doesn’t a balloon filled with water burn down when placed directly under the fire and why does our regular aircraft engine stay intact regardless of the fact that it gets really really hot and produces tens of thousands of thrust force while still trying to make it as light as possible. Science at times is above your imagination .
I understand why the cola can isn't melting, as this design creates an insulating layer of compressor air around the combustion chamber. But the turbine blades should still get hot if you want to have good efficiency, because the energy extracted from a gas is proportional to expansion, which is proportional to temperature change. Currently most of the fuel energy in this engine is thrown away because combustion is happening outside the engine.
Someone give this man a degree
why?, still not working
Mmmhhhmmm craftsmanship is definitely top notch, engine working perfectly without engine control management. I need it for my Starfighter!
outstanding job. Self-sustaining mode = Self-consuming mode.
Does it run without starter helping. Looks like the spun is from starter not compressor
It runs without starter
@@gabtechexpo4017 Cap!! You aint gotta lie to kick it! Its cool either way
You can hear the starter the entire time 😄
I feel like watching Tony Stark, do you think this is usable on some kind of RC plane?
if we build a plane with this jet it will took too much time to design aerodynamics of plane body.
@ABDULKADIR-td5kg I don't see how that's an argument against using this for a plane. The same could be said for any engine.
I don't think this is remotely viable for flight, but the time to create the aircraft isn't why.
If this engine produces the same power and weights just as much as a certain RC model engine, it can replace it with minor adjustments.
He needs a couple of these tho
This is a desktop model that I doubt very much could be run for more than 20 seconds before it melts itself
@@Skyprince27i was thinking about the same problem... That's aluminum foil...
If you drink soda in airport, make sure if there is no jet engine in the can.
Funny
😂
This got me! Something about this rings awesome for me. Well done love this ingenuity X
Besides some compressor stalls a really awesome work. And it also helps to understand the principles how a jet engine works. Good Job!