Building engines from scratch

A mechanical engineering and technology class at IUPUI has students forge the air-piston engine parts from molten steel before assembly.

[@isabelapeluso9275]

I was looking for a video like this. Amazing

[@noahherron827]

Going have to do this once they start banning engines in my counrty

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

So in almost every western European country around 2045

[@nocomment6421]

@@WorivpuqloDMogh except Germany. Cars are the guns of America for Germany. There is No way you can ban it. You cant even get a speed Limit here

[@nocomment6421]

@Nate Higgers 🏳️‍🌈⃠ does your Name include a Rainbowflag that is crossed? Is this the universal sign of being mentaly challanged?

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

@@nocomment6421 well they are gonna start with making the whole autobahn 130 kmh

[@WorivpuqloDMogh]

@@nocomment6421 I don't like tge LGBTQ communityeitger but that doesn't mean i hate gays, which i don't. The community is full of Marxists

[@zero-by6ib]

Make this into a series

[@matthewbearden2959]

that's cool , A frame oscillator by the look of that port face

[@leonidvalentinovich5215]

Нормально там у вас мастерская оборудована )

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Hi. Just came across your channel and subscribed. I would like to build engines on my channel at some stage as well. Nice work

[@jonathondelisle9684]

I'm looking on building a 4.8 litre V10

[@juanitoblogs6574]

Me too.

[@kerimca98]

Not sure if it's going to be easy to make an engine/exhaust that sounds like Lexus LFA, lots of effort went into the engine, exhaust tuning and all that Feel free to correct me, dunno much about it

[@pumppupappi]

@@kerimca98 i am 99% sure its the engine tha makes the noise (stroke/compression or something), BUT it is still possible to change the noise with exhaust but it's not ideal imo. sure you can make it quieter with a muffler.

[@smh9902]

Thats not molten steel, its aluminum.

[@wicklash9065]

That looks like steel to me. It melts at that temperature. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@smh9902]

@@wicklash9065 No. Its aluminum. Steel would be glowing white hot and sparks would be flying everywhere. Also electric induction furnaces of the type shown dont get hot enough to melt steel.

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

It also cools like aluminum..

[@luthandolaw2301]

@Defcon 1 i like it when you guys share information i think this what made superpower countries

[@maxtkach6915]

PM research brand, i think.

[@nelsonlopez879]

Huh??? Where is the engine?

[@jckoibra2662]

Yeah they just showed the piston like

[@findxng]

what's that device for heating the steel?

[@cate01a]

A furnace? You get a concrete box with good insulation then pump some chemicals in there which burn and heat it. I think the name's a crucible

[@mjwarlock]

Crucible is the part that holds the liquid metal The furnace is electrically heated And is isolated to keep the heat stable

[@XxFURYANxX]

You melt metal in a furnace. However in this video they were using a electric Kiln to melt the metal.

[@baseddino]

This was aluminum they used an induction furnace but for steel you would need a gas furnace

[@baseddino]

Basically they use refractory cement as the insulation

[@SuperSpider-fb1vv]

Its cool I'm programmer not engineer

[@MrJermbob]

That is not it. Show the whole lot!!

[@squishygrapeschannel3276]

That ain't a school, that's a labor camp

[@13ichirouyuukijun15]

あぶなっかしいな。