Homemade Jet engine FD3 scale 2:1 !

[@markacevedo441]

I am vaguely familiar with the fundamentals of the jet engine and its part and this looks impressive for homemade. The machining of the blades and balancing and the fuel delivery, combustion chamber it's just wow!

[@Lee-San247]

That was a very impressive build! Don't listen to the haters picking on your welds, you built a functioning jet engine from scratch who cares what the welds look like?!... I've worked with jet engines for 20 years now and I've never seen one home built like this... Excellent work.

[@sunsheep257]

+Lee Detrie who cares the weld look like? Ever seen a metal blade/disk that blow into thousands of pices?! The Damage is insane!

[@mattriella6776]

+Sun Sheep well no shit?.....if you can build a better one , zip your lips and hop to it sunshine.

[@sunsheep257]

Dis Connected Dont get me wrong, its an amazing gasturbine build, but the welding @ 4:32 is horrible and that are spinning parts! I ve seen what damage such a spinning disk can give to you - not a nice view!

[@american0153]

Sun Sheep you make one

[@Laters3]

Lee Detrie agree this man is one clever dude. To make a jet engine out of what looks like a gas bottle.

[@thehowling8771]

I've seen a LOT of jet turbine engine builds on You Tube,.. and in my personal opinion, you design, construction, and the performance of the finished product, is,.. by FAR,.. ""THE"" most impressive. The vast majority, are technically, little more than an electrically driven "blow-torch", because they are NOT maintain self-sustaining combustion. Bravo sir... VERY nicely done.

[@InNeedOfSpeed]

Most impressive DIY jet engine on youtube

[@ouryfly2]

All homemade parts, incredible. That must have taken a lot of work. Way to go!

[@lorriecarrel9962]

Bad as man,that has to be the best home made jet engine I've seen ever hands down

[@gilbertborno]

This the most amazing "made from scratch" functional jet engine seen in you tube!

[@MekazaBitrusty]

I couldn't believe that engine actually worked. None of the turbine blades were shaped like aero foils and I thought I saw wood used in some parts. If this isn't fake then a huge thumbs up from me.

[@Tosnowood]

Круто! Настоящий турбореактивный двигатель, а не то, что многие делают и выкладывают на KZbin. Очень многие делают газовую горелку, и называют ее двигателем... Но здесь я вижу реальный двигатель, почти как на самолетах.

[@Liutov]

ага, сунут в банку трубку с газом и бегают вокруг с криками реактивный двигатель.))) я делал из турбины от грузовика, работал нормально, хочу теперь полностью самодельный сделать...

[@meowman8958]

Very cool man. I was actually planning a centrifugal flow engine similar to this. Now i know something like this can work.

[@Gazman79]

Great work. The self sustaining speed does seem low but may be possible due to the very lightweight wood compressor wheel and thin metal sheet turbine wheel needing less force to rotate. I would like to see the tacho reading.

[@gleuberrocha]

primeira turbina que vejo funcionar de verdade >>> parabéns pelo projeto que funciona

[@TheEdudo]

holy huacamole! how did you balanced that!

[@KocaneCC]

Great work! Must've taken a lot of effort and time.

[@unlost117]

Excellent work, I am very impressed. Congratulations.

[@GraveyardWorkshop]

What amazes me about this, other than that it works (super nice job, BTW), is that the guy is standing a few feet away from it. I sometimes build things that could do damage if they fail, and I stay the hell away from them while testing and keep a fire extinguisher real close. The propane tank casing is a good idea and pretty sturdy, but at 10k+ RPM, if a vane had broken off or the combustion chamber broken it could easily eject pieces through that casing and do some serious damage to anyone or anything it comes in contact with. I have seen the damage that can cause and it can be massive. I am in no way trying to diminish your accomplishment. It is really impressive. I just don't want some idiot congressman trying to pass a law against home-built projects like this because somebody got hurt.

[@siggyretburns7523]

I like how you made the compressor stator.

[@kobusjansevanrensburg6825]

I don't know anything about this but looks cool... Does the heat and pressure from the combustion chamber turn the rear turbine which in turn also turns the front turbine so that it can create more pressure in the combustion chamber?

[@hectordeleon7859]

Hey do you know where I can find plans for the fd3? I purchased your pulse jet plans and they’re amazing!

[@JETTANAZA]

Very very impressive build. Can i see more clips please? thank you.

[@evil17]

That is an excellent job mate. I want one!

[@johno9507]

I starting making a FD3/64 years ago but ended up scrapping it and building a GT2000 instead, mainly due to the low performance for RC aircraft...and the fact that people were absolutely terrified of the thought of a plywood/carbon fiber compressor wheel! But nicely done all the same! :)

[@hldelling55delling75]

Like the first Henkles! Turbfan induction, and spiral fin exaust! They didn't have titanium.

[@xilw3r]

DUUUDE you have balls of of god damn titanium to just stand there like that...and all your other experiments... oh my god :D AMAZING. why on earth you have so few subs... its beyond me.

[@abdullatif6m235]

how many rear turbin fan and how many front ?

[@Zortorond]

Amazing! Did you balance the wheels and the whole rotor by yourself?

[@Stubytube]

hello very good, you could measure the thrust of your turbine would love to do an equal greetings

[@peerfunk]

i am not familiar with engine design or building these engines at home but I have seen a lot of not working attempts / either not self sustaining or too low thrust engines on youtube and a lot of them look a lot better engeniered and crafted than this one I don't want to say that this engine is crap because it isn't at all but I just don't think it is more than a very complicated diesel oven. great job though I would be happy to be so patient to build one of these :D

[@weld4200]

I LOVE THE TASTE OF JET FUEL IN THE MORNING

[@blasebermea3493]

Wow excellent job most people cant make theirs self-sustain.

[@aSpyIntheHaus]

That is the exact reason I want a model jet turbine engine... to cook marshmallows

[@BRoboto1]

A wonderful source of inspiration!! thanks for sharing.

[@bartdereu9267]

nice done, but why would you build an unbalanced (wooden!) compressor when there are so many big compressors available from old truck turbo's ?

[@customfabrications]

Why do you assume it's unbalanced? I built the regular sized version of this many years back, and you can balance a wooden compressor. Anyway, it's easier to build and fit the inlet for this type of compressor.

[@rebelforgod]

The inlet rotor-compressor is made of wood? This wouldn't handle the spin rates needed for a sustained run. I think the starter-fan is kept running, to avoid a self-run at too high of a rotation-rate.

[@andreyrudnev9885]

это невероятно....все детали сам сделал...ппц....

[@Aviator168]

Excellent work.

[@zakura1700]

pienso que lo mas dificil es que trabaje continuamente por 10 o 8 horas, graves problemas con el calentamiento: eliminacion de los lubricantes, deformacion y perdida de resistencia de elementos.

[@EnglishTurbines]

A twice size Shreckling FD3 engine?...brilliant, but I would not stand in line with either the compressor or Turbine wheel, and limit the revs. Most of the people watching this clip will not realise you have copied an iconic miniature Turbojet engine.

[@Umarzaman8400]

Hi nice work.can u tell me how u mark the turbine blade slots for ngv ? Thanks

[@diogoteofilo]

how can I get this project?

[@rafaelvicentin246]

HOLA.... esta muy buena esa turbina... intente hacer una pero no logro encenderla . creo que es la camara de combustion .

[@paramandans]

Nice job but please wear a safety shield as that could blow anytime.

[@mitchpowley2199]

Awesome turbine, what are you using for bearings?

[@BaileyEvans]

this is so amazing, fantastic job!

[@dingsens2810]

dieseled marshmallows... mhhh tasty

[@caryfuk8]

+Ding sens on lpg :-)

[@dingsens2810]

this isnt better...

[@christyancarvalho2781]

I enjoyed this turbine design and would love to make one too, but do not have much experience with you. You could give me a project that I can follow? Thank you very much in advance. Big hug.

[@bartdereu]

How long before you burn that turbine to scrap ?

[@misaelramirezdiaz9012]

Hey! Buddy sorry for the question but I need to know how to build it. Would you please explain me, I can pay you, I'm gonna be so grateful for your answer

[@wirabumi54]

hello if you dont mind... can I obtain full detail design of your jet engine?!

[@KyleMakeStuff]

can you please provide me with the plans?

[@cesarluis1703]

disculpa maestro...... tendrias un diagrama de lo que hiciste

[@samwsng]

How big the thrust of the jet engine is ?

[@j121212100]

I can't believe that worked!

[@sipplix]

Thankyou, that was the last piece of knowledge I needed to complete my plan of world domination... Muahahaha hahahaa😳

[@diebertinat2]

Excelente trabajo. Felicitaciónes

[@autoaccrotterdambayko3974]

wonder how he cools the bearings, it seems they are not oil cooled

[@bobcrow214]

At 3:30 you can see the oil feed to the bearing tube HTH. I have plans for two turbines and both use this total loss method.

[@marteloficina]

Nice job! At 3:30 i see the the oil feed, but after pass through the bearing Where does the oil return?

[@comforth3898]

Is that producing any thrust

[@evil17]

Nice job, I love it!

[@harveystork5862]

Brilliant, well done.

[@jorgitoturbo110]

Good job! Great video!

[@АкадемикЧикан]

Зашибись, пропаном шашлычок приправляют)))

[@سلطانالشمري-ز6ه3خ]

Hello how are you Is it possible to provide me with the design of this engine I want to communicate with you in this regard

[@earlyhemibill]

What is the safe RPM range?

[@halamkajohn]

I would like to see a really large turbine. 40 feet across. Sitting on top of a rocket. Runs for 20 seconds. The rest of the way a rocket engine burns. Then it lands using the turbine. With 30 to 1 compression so that a spherical tank has no drag and has turbine thrust from several ge90 exhaust turbines.

[@richardwilliams5748]

can you send me the info I need to make one

[@rikhoutman9791]

how did you calculate the holes for the combustion chamber

[@HeliosLives]

honestly with jet engines there is pretty minimal science for that aspect its kind funny. all that math and the middle of it is trial by error

[@customfabrications]

Actually there are formulas/equations for the size of the combustion chamber and the size and pattern of the holes. True, there not as easy to come by, but I've seen them. Somewhere.

[@muneeburrehman8188]

a wanna build one can anyone tell where to get a centrifugal compressor like the one in the video

[@gcr100]

He made it from scratch out of plywood

[@Subcoolschool]

That's impressive !

[@harryp.2478]

Do you want to sell that ?

[@dallasirvingtexas3621]

Hi can u give me projects of engien?

[@aouadichaouki8183]

it's look so easy to do !!

[@Preyhawk81]

DJ Jet engine. What an Sound :D

[@philipchisett4640]

I wish I was clever like this guy :/

[@markward2001]

Nice job!!!

[@orojasp]

Amazing!! best regards,

[@kammamixoccam9485]

Can this engine to shave a small plane

[@customfabrications]

I've never seen a small plane with stubble. And I've never shaved with an engine.

[@Christopher31415]

:o IT WORKS !!!

[@petter5721]

Put it on your kickbike 👍🏻

[@codboroks97]

Is a true, self sustaining jet engine or is it one of those wannabe jet engines that have to run off of compressed air?

[@MrChrisKnowlton]

I suspect that what he has here is more of a space heater than a turbine engine. To begin with the speeds required for the necessary air compression would tear that wooden compressor wheel apart. And that's just the beginning to all that is wrong here. Also you would not be standing next to it without ear protection. It would be deafening. Come on people......

[@pearlprints5019]

Go look up fd3 64 jet engine u idiot before u talk. Its designed like tht.. and works well below 75k rpm..

[@AIexanderHartdegen]

fuck I can't believe it!!!!! Turbine with plate steel and sticked woods!!!! FUCK!!! And it works FUUUUCCCKKK

[@DamienKoda]

it works because thermodynamics lows are correct, he probably done some calculations before.

[@pearlprints5019]

​@@DamienKoda infact, its a book by kurt on the fd3 64.. its designd like that mate, runs well 2

[@jayashreedhone7692]

Salute to you bro

[@George241312]

Where the flames at ?

[@MysticalDork]

Inside the combustion chamber where they belong. If you see a jet engine with flames anywhere else, be very afraid.

[@GregoryBrown-fe5js]

Good build but not a very good way to roast marshmallows.

[@Monsieurpod]

I prefer spending a day in the Chernobyl's restriction zone than eating your marshmallows

[@pilotamar1242]

Putin

[@MasterShot-ke1mr]

картофель фри Vadya, The resricted zone while having "hot spots" where the concentration of fission products is a bit high (up to 300 ч-svt per hour) it wouldn't cause radiation sickness unless you spent a whole day in that area. At this point, the main culprit is Cs-137. Cs-137, a Gamma and beta emmiter was at dangerous levels in 1986. Radioactive Cesium has a halflife of 37.4 years, so while still too high for habitation, the Exclusion Zone is "safe to visit" Within .5 Km of the "Sarcophagus" the main players are- Cs-137 St-90 Pb-212 (radioactive lead from continuing decay of U-235 daughters) Polonium 210 (you know all about that Alpha Emitter) Np-239 Pu-239/238 (trace) and U-235-233 & 238. They always talk about "Prepiat, & the area of about 100^2 kilometers around the plant will not be fit for human life for TWENTY THOUSAND YEARS!!" BULLSHIT! The new enclosure they are building will seal off the worse radioactive materials and contamination. The deadly "Elephants Foot" that would kill you within 5 minutes of exposure, throwing out over 25,000 RADS per hour at the beginning has had all of the super short lived radio nucleotides go through many half-lives thus all the nasty stuff like Mg-28 & 100 others are all gone. People now like to visit the Elephants Foot for up to 1 hour and take a selfie. I predict as a person knowledgeable in nuclear physics that within 100 years the area will be habitable.

[@Monsieurpod]

I knew this. For the comparison you absorb more rads by travelling to Toronto from Paris on a airplane than spending a night at the Tchernobyl villages. I said this for the joke

[@MasterShot-ke1mr]

картофель фри I figured that. I do want to visit the Exclusion Zone and take some readings at different areas. I want to check the Cs-137 levels in the soil. Sadly the wild horses in the zone are heavily contaminated with St-90 and Polonium. more and more are sterile and contract cancers at a very high rate.

[@Monsieurpod]

Me I planned visiting Pripyat. And It's not suprising to find hightly contaminated horses. Some of them are the second generation living after the disaster. Furthermore, i've seen a video of a guy taking mesures of the soil, he found that the radioactives element's concentration at the ground level was comparable to natural radioactivity levels we can find in the french alps. Nevertheless, the isotopes migrated underground because of the water precipitations and digging a two-three meter deep hole will expose you to much highter radiation level, sometimes clearly dangerous

[@yxhankun]

why materials does not blow away?

[@amazingdiyprojects]

+yxhankun This engine can self sustain @ 800rpm, hardly blowing more than a hot air gun!

[@Aviator168]

+amazingdiyprojects self sustain @ 800rpm, no way. You need to show us the counter.

[@jamesmullen4645]

+Aviator168 Yeah, I call bullshit on that too.

[@Gazman79]

Where did 800rpm come from? Maybe a miss print and 8000rpm was meant, which is more feasible.

[@sunsheep257]

+amazingdiyprojects 800 rpm - never!

[@luisjorgemoretaperez3517]

many photos but explins nothig

[@pearlprints5019]

U need a brain 4 that

[@billkratzer1]

sweet Rube would like it

[@mikaeloification]

good job

[@PSYK0MANT1S]

Sketchy as fuck, but hella awesome! YAY SCIENCE!

[@Simplypritam]

OMFG they use jetengine for barbeque

[@tomasglatzl101]

helt grymt

[@enryque]

love it

[@matthewbolton4289]

those welds though.....cringeworthy

[@Kal-0000]

Matthew Bolton it actually runs compared to those 'jet engines' with a brushless motor driving the whole thing, basically an electric afterburner while this one obviously self sustains.

[@mrdrone1386]

I.nned one for cooking my coffee!Ja ja ja ja

[@schmidtwangtainan]

respect

[@johnk696]

Well I see that you understand jet engines pretty well but your welding is in some serious need of more practice. Why did you mig weld everything instead of just using a tig welder? The mig welds look horrible to say the least. I'm not saying that either to offend you so don't take it personally. The welds just look like crap is all.

[@andycoppes]

Dear audience- READ A BOOK hahaha

[@yxhankun]

A normal self-substained jet turbine will rotate at 17,000 rpm. You cannot hold your food near the exhaust. The engine cannot stay on table, the beer can will be sucked in by the intake. You cannot say this fake but an unsuccessful attempt! You can apply in any jet plane n that is why it is on table on a heat source for cooking food. What a pity!

[@andrewgeng367]

yxhankun You obviously saw a self sustaining run at the end, how is this not successful?

[@yxhankun]

Andrew Geng Look at the tree branches at 0.36 second of the clip, they are not moving at all.

[@jonasp5965]

+yxhankun Lol, you can hear that it aint making any trust at 0:36 Look at 6:35 instead.

[@yxhankun]

+Jonas P the food that they were holding should be flying out....

[@Chris_Bro_aka_MR_PLAT1NEM]

+yxhankun do you even know that most jet engines don't produce thrust without a reducing nozzle to speed up the gases? I can tell you for a fact that everything in this video is quite real. and it is so far the only completely fabricated at home turbine engine I have gazed upon that actually takes all principals and puts them to good use. this is a gas generator not precisely a jet engine. jet usually gives the turbine a category of thrust producing. Do more research before you debunk something you know nothing about please.

[@somerandomperson2112]

propane marshmallows