How To Make a Simple Steam Engine From Tin Can - DIY

[@TVPiles]

congratulations, you have just rebuild the Aeolipile, invented by Hero of Alexandria somewhere between 15 and 70 AD. The world's first known steam engine.

[@hughjanis6318]

Basically a simple humidifier... Neat! 😃

[@Saipan2297]

With this we can build humanity from the ground up

[@glennlittledale4191]

simple and wonderful. i will share this with my students. thank you!!

[@SpongeBall420]

Don’t do it! It’s fake

[@GameCatYoutube]

@@SpongeBall420 stoobid. it's real. here, lemme explain. when you heat up the can, the steam/vapor rushes out of the copper pipes, spinning the entire thing.

[@sanjaychawla5946]

Wow.its.magic💥💥💥💥💣💣💣💣💞💝💫👍🙏

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thanks a lot

[@efikaraouli5884]

Very nice job ! This is a successful reproduction of the ''Strovilos of Eron'', = Στρόβιλος του Ήρωνος. Ήρων ο Αλεξανδρεύς ( ancient Greek language) or Ήρωνας ο Αλεξανδρινός (new Greek language) lived between 10 a.D. - 75 a.D. Eron was an engineer/mechanician, surveyor/geometrician and inventor. Strovilos, it is called and Eaolosfeara ''Αιολόσφαιρα τού Ήρωνος'' as well and it is the first seam engine in the world history !

[@cliffordking3722]

Is it also the first jet engine in the world.?

[@m-bookbinder5722]

Good idea!I think if you would pinch the end of the pipes to a flat slot it would build up more pressure and it would spind a lot faster.

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thank you. Ya, you are right. 😊

[@saveimageas...9352]

No, i think you need more heat

[@mohammedadnannamrahyoutube2771]

You video not fake good wow very nice

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thank you very much. 🙂🌺

[@splendidfalafel8987]

Very cool, thanks for showing!

[@gorandiaye50]

Thank you for sharing this good exemple

[@smartchannelvideos6460]

Very nice video

[@ronniegetts4665]

Pretty cool, looks like you build everything. Even your drill

[@gerritvandelaar9906]

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[@junaiduidrisaliyu5086]

Good idea.

[@fajarsadiq3740]

brilliant idea

[@mrkhokhar4895]

Waooo great idea produce energy from heat

[@thesprucemoose7276]

I guess you forgot that these have been around for literally HUNDREDS OF YEARS

[@jonathanozik5442]

@@thesprucemoose7276 two thousands years, to be more precise

[@awotgebrehiwot7098]

Good job.

[@HRSerbaChannel]

Good ide very interesting and nice even though we are far apart but we can still greet each other thank you my brother 👌👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kevinsuhendra2143]

Nice.....

[@BenDIYProjects]

😊

[@MaxImagination]

Awesome steam engine! Great job, it's a good project for younger kids 👍

[@muhammadsahri3443]

Thats good idea for me ...

[@muhammadsahri3443]

Thanks ...

[@BenDIYProjects]

You are welcome 🙏🏻 😊

[@muhammadsahri3443]

Ok ...

[@saravanandch]

Its another level

[@losskoneofficiel3884]

Merci beaucouq 👍🏿

[@cooltipsandskills.6829]

It could be in steam room .thank you

[@paddaas]

Very good

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@craigmonteforte1478]

very neat video although the music was terrible i had to turnoff the audio to prevent a headache from it

[@arekthekingsecondaryaccoun4208]

Wow a real video

[@syudio8576]

This very simple

[@keysyamaulani5013]

Good jab

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thank you 🙏🏻 😊

[@DARIO8417]

Like the principle of ancient steam trains.

[@tareqshabakkat9177]

Simple and very interesting

[@hi-techmedia689]

Nice work. Try to make stirling engine

[@غريبرمضانعبدالجليل]

beautiful

[@aryansahu9543]

Nice work

[@pooorman-diy1104]

cooooool ...

[@BenDIYProjects]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@pooorman-diy1104]

@@BenDIYProjects make more steam related engine please ..

[@BenDIYProjects]

Sure. I have plan about that. 😉

[@สุทัศน์พึ่งวิทย์-ฆ2ธ]

Love....u...Good..

[@cazek445]

That looks like one of those ancient roman steam engines!

[@frderickgallardo2809]

Nice idol

[@briceyokem9236]

The nozzles ought to come out the top, or you can't fill it up as much as possible without water squirting out the nozzle.

[@jonathanozik5442]

lol

[@ibrahimmohamed8601]

This is the first engine ever created by humanity. I was made in Africa and was considered a toy. It was described by one Hero of Alexandria and was wrongly given credit for its invention.

[@tasteless7795]

Ibrahim Mohamed it was invented and used in 1868 in England

[@zafar54ch]

Steam engine technology is different then this. This is same like jet engine who work on "action and reaction is equal" method. But this is good job

[@birendraraibirendrarai7462]

Amazing work

[@rudrashiva]

Apply nozzle to increase thrust.

[@integrationofmanandmachine4714]

true

[@seleverytofficial7588]

true

[@AaAa-ol8dh]

@@integrationofmanandmachine4714 true

[@Bizzon666]

It is actually a steam turbine, but still very cool=)

[@colebishoff1533]

its actually an aeolipile. but still very cool

[@the_time_is_near]

Damn clicked for the girl got the grill

[@raomuhammadshahroz4170]

Nice. Fantastic

[@allenwest1986]

Look at this hammer 9:20 ! lol

[@BenDIYProjects]

That was the fast way. 😂

[@bjofuruh]

Mine is better. You can fasten or loosen a nut with it also!

[@AndrewLohmannKent]

Hero's Engine.

[@josephdupont]

Put magnuson a damn thing in and have a go by coils and make it into a generator won't produce too much does launch to keep the magnets far enough from the coils it still should spin Maybe charger cell phone Not use the magnifying glass on it it be free energy

[@Skipper.]

I think the idea is to keep the spigots separate from the oil and to rely the bearings for the back, gripping stuff.

[@frankelvin3028]

Hay kids please be careful steam can burn..good project for kids to learn .bad choice of music Bro still good job

[@marcosvaleriociencia1021]

Marcos Valério Ciência, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil!!! Grande abraço, desejo muita saude e paz pra você!!!

[@BadRonald1]

My god, Couldn't stand the music had to turn off.

[@darkshadowsx5949]

I wish i could turn off your comment.. "watches video" okay nvm the music is actually trash.

[@BadRonald1]

@@darkshadowsx5949 ok don't cry I'll remove it

[@Tractors_Trucks_And_Pups]

Yes I had to turn. Of volume, terrible music

[@pablobaldomir9430]

Nice experiment :) salutes

[@hajamohideen8586]

Super

[@لاإلهإلاالله-ت4ب]

Good

[@balajivasanthi7424]

Very nice

[@TechsScience]

Nice but the soilder will melt at certain temperature

[@oml81mm]

Alloys commonly used for electrical soldering are 60/40 Sn-Pb, which melts at 188 °C (370 °F), and 63/37 Sn-Pb used principally in electrical/electronic work. 63/37 is a eutectic alloy of these metals, which has the lowest melting point (183 °C or 361 °F) of all the tin-lead alloys. As long as there is water in the can the temperature will never exceed the boiling point of water (this is the principle behind "open loop" evaporative cooling) so the solder will not melt.

[@TechsScience]

@@oml81mm Yeah, but the water is already boiling

[@frankthom5761]

@@TechsScience True , but it still takes about 23,000 units of energy (joules) to "upgrade" boiling water into steam for every 10 grams . As soon as the water is gone that's a different story . Come to think of it , I don't think that flame produces enough heat to eventually raise the can to 188 C

[@simaonovakoski9992]

É na pressão. Kkkk 🇧🇷

[@anurakumara5545]

superb

[@dr.jitendranagpure2220]

simple and easy good

[@SurvivorTchano]

Tem motores a vapor e stirling q funciona bem melhor e esse tem mais de 800k view kkk só ilusão

[@vivirodrigues4332]

Muito bom

[@jonh8488]

is this the new Tesla motor ?

[@mirjaveed98]

Amazing channel

[@farshadsamani4074]

احسنت ایرانی هستی ؟

[@clintonbarbee3072]

Tip next time you bend the coper don't cut it out your measurements then use the length to your advantage to make easier slower safer bend.

[@KerBearthePooh]

🤓☝

[@ShivShankar-t6h]

wow sir kya chij banai hai

[@mh-bh8ss]

wery good💪💪👌

[@marutikantikar4324]

Excellent

[@SAGALATEKNIK]

Aluusdd 👍

[@quartz6239]

Jesus loves you

[@ShivShankar-t6h]

zaher katyee zaher sir

[@gustavgnoettgen]

Crimp the tubes at their end together a bit to increase pressure and the effects of the nozzle. But beware: this tiny thing can violently explode.

[@stuartstorey7127]

I think the solder would give way before there was enough pressure for it to explode

[@EdwardTriesToScience]

This has no way of exploding, if the pressure increases, the water has a higher boiling temperature, so it is self regulating.

[@gustavgnoettgen]

@@EdwardTriesToScience it's a worst case scenario but possible: with increasing pressure the water gets overheated. A sudden decrease in pressure can release the surplus energy in the water promptly. This can happen by solder leaks too. The nozzles would have to be very thin and the heat source very powerful, but I thought it's better to mention the hazard. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boiler_explosion

[@AshokKumar-nr8ry]

Nice video

[@archanayadav5106]

Nice.....

[@RandomakerYT]

That's not an engine, it's a rocket.

[@sighpocket5]

Nice!,,,

[@nimarezaei4678]

I guess you are Iranian :)

[@Hypertricksofficial]

nice and simple. thanks for sharing

[@Hypertricksofficial]

:|

[@mohammedadnannamrahyoutube2771]

U welcome maem

[@azizhafid4746]

Herode of Alexandria was the first inventor in the first century AC.

[@ed9709]

That is not a steam engine. That is rocket science man.😀

[@alfonsoalianzaiii4052]

ed rockets are powered by fuels to make it moved, this one is powered by flame boiling the water that the steam goes out of the pipe that make the thing moves hence this is steam engine

[@Bizzon666]

@@alfonsoalianzaiii4052 It uses reaction principle same as rocket engine, it is not exactly steam engine, it is a steam turbine. Very simple reaction steam turbine.

[@shereef131]

روعة

[@67beppedoc]

Egyptian Engine

[@thehandcrafter5901]

nice 👽akka

[@garytotherow3722]

Cool

[@robot7759]

I'd hoped to see a technically inspired lady person/human, but no... Clickbait 👎

[@USNEM]

Clickbait thumbnail. Good job.

[@goatfather5711]

Steven C He hired a model from photoshop for the click bait lol

[@wanerjacquesbressane5682]

Legal

[@wilmanasun2875]

Terbaik

[@alejandrobocskor4622]

Perdi 13.47 min de mi preciosa vida mirando esta estupidez cuadrada...?? no me jodas...!! yo hacia barcos a propulsión a vapor hace 68 años atrás...con ese método...que invento..!!!

[@PetCactusA_HarmlessLittlePrick]

I hope that's not Ben in the thumbnail.

[@jorgeguerra3062]

I was thinking the same thing bruh 😂💀🤣

[@alimanolfat5147]

Karl staurt

[@johtech4186]

It's good but it can do nothing.

[@mdnoorashrafi8522]

Ya but it is for project

[@BazmiBusinessIdeas]

337,100th Viewer.

[@luisantoniomarrega1120]

Bacana. Esse foi o primeiro motor a vapor constrido só que o inventor utilizou uma esfera de metal mas eu não lembro o nome dele. Abraço

[@gabrieltrentin5229]

O nome é maquina de Heron acho

[@reinodeCristoYt]

Gente queira conhecer meu canal, serão bem vindos.

[@thisisnikhil1385]

Nic video #Nikhilbhai00

[@archanayadav5106]

Nice

[@megfreebern]

This would be better if there was verbal descriptions for different types of learners. And what kind of metal is that sheet? It's not in the materials list.

[@Ehssanmoradii]

جالب بود... ولی حتما یدونه فرز مینیاتوری تهیه کن خیلی به کارت میاد...

[@devinlutz2559]

where did you find such small copper pipe? the smallest i can find is 1/4 which is like the size of a pencil. throws everything off

[@giannispapagiannakis2267]

greece