to much yakkin- not enuff meat..... oB

The ICE design is dead! It has long reached the end of it's development potential, there is nothing else that can be eeked out of it Electric drive trains on the other hand has plenty of room for development There are simply too many inherent flaws that cannot be engineered out of the internal combustion engine Today's ice vehicles has so so many systems in it to help overcome the flaws * Excess Heat * Excess internal friction * Excess noise * Excess Vibration * Blowby gasses * Narrow power band * Too much maintenance * too many moving parts * Much more

Just over 50 psi compression is much too little compression for that bike to start,if ya had a clue you would know that.

Is the next iteration a hybrid piston with aluminum head and carbon fiber skirts for light weight and higher revs?

3D printed rotary !!

Cmon, post something

Titanium piston

Nice one guys, wonder if it lost spark first before dying?

Need to use hyrdrocal 80

But late to the party here but what off you moulded the piston with an alginate or using a wax mould and then you can melt the wax out of the piston shape maybe you could end up a smoother piston

Maybe u should of melted it all off or made it so u didn’t need to cut it apart

It takes weeks to cure

Bro u messed up the first one u hammered right into the cement 😅 u should of did a two pieces

...??? carbon fiber do not melt...

I saw a video of this guy who 3d printed a rocket engine (mini) but the material was put into a kiln and it melted into a metal part. Would be cool to see that thrown into an engine after some light polishing

Compression didn't work well for the submersible made of carbon fiber. Let's see whathappens.

Lol cylinder scored instantly

You should print one out of the titanium core filament

Next thing is a 3d printed connecting rod!!!

I challenge you to try this again, but thermal coat the whole piston, or just the area that melted, and see how long it lasts.

Use PETG or something with a higher heat tolerance. PLA melts in cars, there’s no way it would survive this

Little did they know they all paid for that truck

Print over an aluminium blank

do one light weight but only alluminum on top rerst is carbon printed

All the carcinogens.... No thanks, melted plastic before. 😂😂😂

The really question... Will a rotar fire 😅. Wheres my rotary fam??? 🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️ 787b, 13b, 26b😂😂😂

Let me guess, cause why not😂😂😂. Boys will be boys

Udr

Can you retry and maybe re-dip the side walls or all the piston in metal 🤘🏾

Why do I feel like I'm watching the trailer park boys after they come into enough money to buy some toys. 😂

Wow!! The conclusion of the video is an incredible sight to see!

That's amazing. The design process, manufacturing, and getting it to work. None of that is easy. This is incredible!!

Make a piston out of wood

3D printed parts get smaller after it cools so making the piston bigger than normal is the better option

This actually ran on a old brings flat head motor

Probably would a made more compression if the cylinder was oiled up

It'll run just not gonna run long at all before it melts around the wrist pin and starts slapping the cylinder walls

What about a ceramic piston

The thing is with 3d printing is that the print isn't full printed bc of the air gaps in the print

3D TURBO

Epoxy resin piston ? CERAMIC piston ??

You should make a piston out of oven clay

AND AT LEAST I DO NOT NEED A RUSSIAN TRANSLATOR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MAJOR SUCCESS LOL YEA RIGHT ,GOT 40 ,000 MILE S OUTTA THEM HAVE YA , CONCRETE WOULD = SAND PAPER GOING UP AND DOWN THE BORE ,FUNNY WHY WOULD YA.

porsche has been doing this

That's impressive, I'll be completely honest I didn't think it was possible. You guys are awesome. Thanks for sharing. 👍 👍 👍

Do a glass piston

Do a whole plastic engine

you should cerakote the top of the piston to reflect the heat away from it. they have a coating just for that

this is funny but why not just 3d print a aluminum one lol :)