Lego Technic 4 Cylinder Axial Engine Idea | + Building Instructions | Lego Technic Mastery

[@legomasterbuilder9118]

Omg this is awesome!! Such an a good use of those linkage pieces. Genius work👍🏻🤩

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you a whole lot for your generous support, fellow ^^

[@DarkstarthenightwingSUBSCRIBE]

Lego master Builder I saw a Lego engine like this but it was a swashplate engine, it was much larger so this might be more useful

[@legomasterbuilder9118]

Riku Anita that’s interesting. Let me find it

[@truppelito]

I’m always so amazed at how Lego pieces can be assembled in such weird ways... awesome job!

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you very very much ^^ You're sooo kind ! That's the great part about Lego ! Endless slick combinations of pieces ;)

[@truppelito]

Lego Technic Mastery yeah man, I’ve been watching your videos consistently and being a fan of LEGO I always get a feeling of surprise “whaat you could actually do that?!” It’s incredible 👍👍

[@dammilo]

This is unbelievably elegant!

[@peolesdru]

Amazing job! If you had asked me last week, "Can you make an axial engine with technic?" I would have said "No way." Just superb.

[@legotechnicmastery]

Well, I still had to use 2 studded parts, but still is 99% made of technic parts ^^ Thank you very much for your generous support & have a nice day, fellow !

[@dr.redstonecat4050]

You've made a 3 cylinder and now a 4 cylinder, I challenge you to do a 5 cylinder one. Brilliant job!

[@legotechnicmastery]

Yeah ! I'm taking the challenge, though I Believe I won't be able to make it that compact :/

[@dr.redstonecat4050]

Someone else could have already done this but you could make a Napier Deltic engine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emTFm2dtiaaMn7c

[@thatmcgamer3106]

I don’t know how this would work in real life but it is mesmerizing

[@almanseinvater4681]

Best Lego Technic KZbin Channel

[@drubradley8821]

Reminds me of the "DUKE" engine that 20 years ago showed great promise, and yet, is still in testing phase... I wish they would release it before I die... LOL... clever build.

[@legotechnicmastery]

Yeah ! I actually started wanting to build axial Lego engines since I saw the Duke Engine demo video... years ago ;) One of my subscribers showed me a motorcycle with a 25cm in diameter duke engine, recently released ! I can't remember the brand, it could be a Ducatti or a Kawazaki, if not mistaking ^^ Thank you a lot for your support & have a nice day, fellow !

[@ThinkCleverAndSmart]

I'm impressed once again. As a matter of fact, I'm always going to be impressed by your ideas. Wow! :D

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you lots of lots, fellow ^^ I appreciate your enthousiasm soooo well that I can't feel my feets anymore ;)

[@jayboy10thousand84]

I love how the crankshaft looks like a swastika 😂

[@legotechnicmastery]

;) kind of ^^

[@Marlon_J.]

Duuude how fast does your M motor spin holy cow Edit: And I love the concept! It's a really clever idea😁😉👍🏻

[@Moonstalker]

your engine reminds me a lot of the actual duke engine.

[@legoriocreations]

incredible ideas!!! thanks 4 made this material!!! every thing in your channel is great!!

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you a lot fellow, I appreciate your kind words ;)

[@marcell9437]

So cool! This looks like a duke engine!

[@legotechnicmastery]

It was indeed inspired by it !

[@raaabonlaaanon8855]

The all new 4 cylimder axial engine! Now comes with a mini swastica in the middle if it!

[@legotechnicmastery]

You might be right ^^

[@shlibookensteppah]

Jesus....that's beautiful.

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you very much, fellow ;)

[@shlibookensteppah]

Thank you.

[@streetstallion]

Amazing build! You are very smart! I enjoy all of your vids!

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you a lot, your soft words are much appreciated ;)

[@jonni2734]

This is soo cool!!! Good video!

[@BeyReaper]

Innovative yet not an entirely new concept. Still pretty impressive that it doesn't have much vibration.

[@PlaywellBricks]

Top notch engineering!

[@driftliketokyo34ftw35]

Nice. Just look at it go.

[@tommyboy1845]

That's pretty rad.

[@legotechnicmastery]

Thank you very much ^^ that is kind of you ^^

[@tapesidegaming7417]

Swastika (also very cool lol)

[@legotechnicmastery]

Yes, similar shaping ^^

[@ChineseSweatShoppe]

There have been hydraulic pumps in this set up for a long time now, still cool though.

[@francescomarcon7279]

Wow!

[@messiermitchell4901]

It's like a Duke engine, but with 4 cylinders instead of 5

[@thejafuu5001]

and also this kinda engine would need 4 spark plugs instead of 3

[@larskie6730]

cool

[@valovanonym]

Very ingenious!

[@paulofortin3686]

You still haven't made the x formation of pistons

[@legotechnicmastery]

A 4 cylinder radial engine ?

[@paulofortin3686]

Lego Technic Mastery, yes

[@legotechnicmastery]

I remember having made one like this, but two pistons also moved sideways ^^ I'll try to build this one again too !

[@paulofortin3686]

Lego Technic Mastery, do you know what the piston formation is called?

[@legotechnicmastery]

Hum... I doubt this already exist IRL, so ... it could be called a "Radial-Slide"engine perhaps !?

[@danielebenedetti6464]

hi lego techinc mastery, how i use this think in my car? can you give me a help please? (sorry for my english but i'm italian haha)

[@vanillevaschnille9336]

Daniele Benedetti Hi I'm ur neighbor from German ( ok kind of there is Austria and Switzerland in between) you could mount a joint so the crankshaft does a l shape. Theconect it with a small gear

[@robertschrader8207]

Amazing Genius Assembly. But where or how can we use it well ?

[@legotechnicmastery]

I'd use it to drive a propeller in the nose of a plane ^^

[@JoranPrins]

Very nice man!

[@impossiblephysix2633]

Wow nice

[@WetDoggo]

This could actually work, it would be a unefficient high torque engine

[@robokid20001]

Lardah420 This would actually have almost no torque because there's no rotating mass. It's all on a pivot. It would also be crazy unbalanced and shake itself to bits.

[@ScironTheBandit]

Tyler Em I imagine there is a counter-balance solution that could be implemented, doesn't seem that difficult to create one.

[@PhotonlcInduction]

Lardah420 They do work. Axial and swashplate engines are not new.

[@robokid20001]

ScironTheBandit I mean, you would need an entirely separate portion of the crank offset 180° from the one driving the pistons. It would definitely be a hell of a job to make. t. Machinist

[@ScironTheBandit]

Tyler Em without drawing a kinematic model for it, I'm just guessing here, but to me you could counterbalance the ball fairly easily, as well as the (in this case) lego-motor driven crank. The vibrations from the pistons all facing the same direction might be able to be countered by a weighted disc, tilted out of phase to the piston order, riding on linear guides and possibly, rotationally driven by a planetary gearset. Just some spitball ideas.

[@TheUnknownPrime]

It's a gatling engine!

[@IchSprecheKeinDeutsch]

Awesome you really did it! This is a masterpiece!

[@davidziemkiewicz1350]

Wow... how do You come out with all those brilliant ideas?

[@legotechnicmastery]

A lot of mind wandering, research, sketching, imagination & Perfectionism ^^ Thank you a whole lot for your generous support, fellow !

[@LuigiRBedin]

Wow

[@raw2formula]

Could I question you something? I don't know why we have to use cylinders in lego cars. because the wheels in lego cars can roll by motors rolling by battery without the cylinders. is it just the model that shows real car?

[@raw2formula]

real car principles

[@legotechnicmastery]

Yes, it is for esthetic purposes, and adding a bit of mechanical marvel mainly ;) Besides this, you're totally right, If your goal is to drive the car, we should better go with electric motors !

[@raw2formula]

@@legotechnicmastery Thanx for reply!

[@ishjunior2142]

Wow very cool! I sub 🤟

[@legotechnicmastery]

Wow ! Thank you a lot, fellow ! I appreciate Your generous support ^^

[@ishjunior2142]

Lego Technic Mastery yw

[@elia0162]

Make automatic gearbox

[@joshuasullivan1688]

Niiice

[@susternak]

Niiiice!

[@materdoit5667]

How the hell do you just come up with these

[@legotechnicmastery]

Most often, just by messing around with parts... and when I'm stuck on a design, I cycle through every single one of my parts (nicely sorted inside racks of drawers) to see if there isn't one that fits the needs. Other than this, this specific design was inspired by the "Duke" engine. Have a nice day!

[@thebloxxer22]

Now, what is the firing order...

[@legotechnicmastery]

I imagine there could be many different firing paterns !

[@legotechnicmastery]

Can you figure it out ?

[@fontunetheteller410]

I want to make this into a real engine

[@legotechnicmastery]

Go for it ! I'd love to see that !

[@randomrandom5]

Submit a MOC using this engine to lego ideas!

[@legotechnicmastery]

Great Idea ! I Might do one !

[@bartekzawistowski2055]

Wow 1st

[@CrippingLorrislegotechnic]

What the hell

[@speedfreak1491]

You are too smart be a enginer

[@Mr_steal_yo_girlfriend]

Or call it a duke engine Nice work👌