The 3D Printed Vacuum Pump (literally) SUCKS!

[@Aerospacechannel]

You should build an rc car that runs on compressed air! You could use some of your old engines to test it.

[@CamdenBowen]

I might do that, my old engines are likely not powerful enough. I'd need a new design!

[@hayden3928]

Liking the new video styles! One thing you should try is making a really small and efficient air engine, then running it off of your compressor!

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you! I'm planning on making a new engine soon involving this!

[@bytesandbikes]

The central locking on old Audis was vacuum based. Used to make an odd moaning noise when you locked it. A vacuum solenoid might be a bit of neat retro-tech to try out.

[@CamdenBowen]

I've got a plan for a future video that is similar to that idea!

[@joearbuckle817]

You could make a vacuum chamber to pull air bubbles out of epoxy resin before pouring.

[@MatthewBarnes-2023]

This is very nice on how it can withstand those insanely high vaccum pressures without the o rings coming off or without the plastic breaking in the piston

[@CamdenBowen]

Part of the advantage of a vacuum system is that since the pressure is greater outside than inside, that means the pressure outside pushes all of the vaskets and other components together with more force so technically using this as a vacuum pump should withstand more pressure

[@MatthewBarnes-2023]

@@CamdenBowen jeez ur a freaking scientist man ion know anybody that could teach me that besides u but yah thanks man

[@sputnikgaming1115]

For clarification, the rate for pressure is mmhg thus (millimeters of mercury) (NOT inhg!) That would be alot

[@albinoninjamonkey8967]

These videos are freaking amazing, thank you

[@dogzer]

build an air pressure nerf gun thing

[@CamdenBowen]

I've thought about making something like that

[@William_ar98]

Nice editing on this video, really like it

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you! Been trying some new things

[@BirnieMac1]

I live for your ability to 3D print things that you wouldn’t think could be 3D printed

[@wyattlandrath3265]

0:15 that aged like fine wine

[@CamdenBowen]

💀

[@GamesPlayer1337]

Compressor - Airbrush Vacuum Pump - Silicone/Resin taking out bubbles, as we saw thats possible with liquid so what about thicker liquids? :)

[@CamdenBowen]

It's possible, but since it doesn't draw a huge amount of vacuum it may require some waiting for the air to be drawn out

[@bigchooch4434]

Comedic engineer has to be my favorite of the niche KZbin subgenres

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you bigchooch 🙏🙏

[@TylrVncnt]

Awesome awesome video! Btw your microphone is consistently clipping the preamp, to fix this lower the preamp next time you’re recording and then simply bring up the volume in post production. Cheers

[@praveenrai2821]

Can you please share the magnitude (in bar) of vacuum you were able to create with this setup ?

[@SharkyMoto]

maybe it could work for airbrush, especially if you have a buffer tank that the compressor feeds

[@bmobert]

Taurrozi pendulum mechanism? For an air engine? Should reduce total friction. Could bend a tube to get the toroidal cylinder. Could also get an opposing piston running. Just a weird thought.

[@MauricioPagano]

Congratulations, excellent project, what is the maximum vacuum pressure?

[@brandonfranklin4533]

What was the max vacuum it pulled? What improvements would you make if you made a second one?

[@theoverlord3839]

Beuatiful application of a 3d printer❤

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you!

[@dekutree64]

Use it to do some vacuum casting or carbon fiber bagging

[@tekhawk7161]

I’d like to see you make it strong enough to run a standard nailgun

[@Kozzado]

very good video as always i really like this style of video, excited for the next one

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you! I also think the new editing style is much more engaging!

[@BobWidlefish]

1:14 that’s almost exactly what my prison jumpsuit looked like. Stylin’!

[@raphaeltrombini4142]

That jar lead/top was 3d printed? How does a 3d printed part holds a vaccum seal?

[@Malainor]

Here i was checking around on 3d printer and how viable it is using compressed air for cooling to reduce weight and you built one in earlier video and a reverse (vacuum). dame cool really

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you! I'm sure you could find even more uses for it than I could!

[@sour_lemonz4]

I want to see it work as a Air compressor maybe. i had the idea of a water pump too but i don't know.

[@NightOWLLIVE]

Very cool videos. Very crackly audio

[@BannedLGamePlay]

soo really nice concept but what if you make a bigger piston and a longer cylinder like 30 to 40 mm wide that would increase the chamber and volume and would produce more air/vacuum... And also how can you make that in to a working pressure washer it is kinda the same idea but a lot different

[@pranavk2888]

why is the pressure decreasing when the compressor stops is it still leaking out of the glass jar why?

[@ThiagoOliveiraCabral]

Use it to vaccum Resin mixture

[@shahabazboss2]

Can we just use this for resin preparation essentially to remove all the air molecules of the mix.

[@CamdenBowen]

It should be possible, this method is often used before casting to remove all the air pockets from the mixture

[@JamesWoodOfficial]

aw man, my bones were getting weak. Well NOT ANY MORE.

[@thrust_ssc]

Build a air pressurized water gun It will be epic😂

[@CamdenBowen]

I will remember this :)

[@thrust_ssc]

Thanks!

[@benjaminsteakley]

Could use this for my plaster of paris to get all the air out for my cast, i just need the salt fro the hydrogen in the aluminum. Or for rubber or silicon de bubbling

[@BlasterSVK]

can you create perfect vacuum by adding enough cylinders? for example if you were to create mighty V8 compressor and try to lead the tubes from one to another or maybe pairs of pistons to reach better vacuum? might be a great video idea

[@CamdenBowen]

I'm not sure about a perfect vacuum, but adding more cylinders should aid in vacuum

[@lawabidingcitizen5153]

Piston pumps aren't really great below about 5 mbar at best, that's where oil sealed pumps come in to play such as rotary vane pumps which can easily reach under 0.1 mbar

[@rotteegher39]

3:43 Me and my **** in the mornin xD

[@hellcat1988]

how is your mic peaking SO much?

[@CamdenBowen]

it was a dogshit 20$ mic, I thought it was the gain on the recorder but then i got a Sony lav and it went away

[@michaelmueller9635]

Can you de-Gas silicon with it? (it's a pre-step when doing silicon mold forms)

[@CamdenBowen]

Possibly, but It may not draw a great enough vacuum to get all of it out but it should serve as a step above just using straight silicone

[@Nuggetman14vr]

I made An air tank out of a bottle I put a bug in it and got it up to 40psi and little bro came out alive

[@coxsaws]

Supercharger for two stroke engine

[@HarperChisari]

Build a vacuum former?

[@Tokujii]

What springs do you use in the head to keep the BBs in place

[@CamdenBowen]

They were essentially similar to the springs you'd pull out of a ballpoint pen, I had to just cut them to size

[@andrewwatts1997]

Degass silicones for casting ! Bubbles in silicones ruin molds.... such a waste.

[@nikitastpnytskyi7899]

run your VTEC on it

[@PURGATONYT]

Make 1:24 scale 100 kmh RC car without using a proportional electronics.

[@idothings6685]

Looking rough mate

[@ST_Puma]

Drive it with a air engine so the more the engine spins the more the comprser goes and have unlimited power lol

[@98chevys10ls]

Ive considered trying that with my own designs, but i think that would be breaking the laws of physics

[@PURGATONYT]

What's going on with sound?

[@CamdenBowen]

The mic was clipping a few times, I had the settings off without realizing

[@Earth_Elemental]

NICE

[@Jarda_B]

Actually NO, vacum is MEASURED IN PASCALS with is a measurement of preasure. But the measurement that you are talking about is called TORR, but is stopped being used in 1980. Btw: Good vid

[@CamdenBowen]

Thank you! I knew that but forgot to specify it is not the SI units, that and the units of measurement on the boost gauge itself are read in In. Hg

[@Jarda_B]

@@CamdenBowen No worries, I am still hyped for the 3D printed gasoline engine.

[@gunsmoke132]

Pump up a bike tire?

[@CamdenBowen]

It might but I'm not too sure its effectiveness at only 20psi

[@blingblingdog6958]

Make it a hydraulic pump

[@CamdenBowen]

Maybe not this one, but I would like to experiment with hydraulics eventually

[@benjaminsteakley]

1 atm 0.0001 atm

[@flightgamer6625]

Boil water

[@DIYMAKER3D]

V8

[@dogzer]

😎😎

[@MatthewBarnes-2023]

Something u should do is in infinite energy source see if u take the exhaust side of the compressor and make it go Into an air tank that's full of pressure and take the intake and put it at the other end so the air passes through the tank only one way it will push air into the intake of the compressor and the compressor will push air out into the tank w hich goes back into the intake so it continues over and over again and never ends and it makes free electricity if u hook an electric motor that generates electricity to the axle

[@blingblingdog6958]

The real world doesn’t work like that. Energy is only transferred, not created or destroyed. The system would loose energy to friction, which turns it into heat. Many people have attempted perpetual motion and have never succeeded. The videos of “infinite energy” or “free energy” are fake and use tricks to make it seem like it is real.

[@owen28vdv66]

not first

[@theonlyqwert]

something is fucked with your audio

[@discord-mz5qy]

V8 COMPRESSOR!!!!!