Guy builds the smallest working V12 engine.

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Guy builds the smallest working V12 engine.

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For you gear heads. Just plain fascinating!

http://www.whoisthemonkey.com/videos/47 ... allest-v12

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Wow, I wish I had half as much talent! 8)
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Very, very cool. 8) 8) 8)


Reminds me of the late Nevil Shute novel,
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Wow. That is awesome. I wish I had a lathe like that.... (and the know-how...)
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Somewhere on the internet there is another Italian that built a fully operational 1/16 or 1/24 scale Ferrari. Complete with 5 sppedd gear box, hydraulic brakes, working motor, clutch, etc........AMAZING
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Thanks for the Link,I love this stuff. here is the other end of the scale.
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That fellow is a master craftsman. Very impressive.

In non-technical english... WOW!

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Unbelieveable talent, but I've got a couple of questions. No spark plugs, glow plugs or type of fuel injection short of the intake manifold. What's it run on?
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kimwcook wrote:Unbelieveable talent, but I've got a couple of questions. No spark plugs, glow plugs or type of fuel injection short of the intake manifold. What's it run on?
I believe compressed air.
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[quote="game keeper"]Wow, I wish I had half as much talent! 8)[/
Does that mean you could build a V6 or Inline 6? :P :lol: Todd/3leg
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3leggedturtle wrote:
game keeper wrote:Wow, I wish I had half as much talent! 8)[/
Does that mean you could build a V6 or Inline 6? :P :lol: Todd/3leg
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This one's a "Sterling" but check it out - http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/101 ... ?From=News
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So if it's running on compressed air, it is nothing more than a VERY fancy "Whirly Gig"...........A very nice piece of machining, but no distributor, valve timing, compression rings, oil pump, etc.........

Don't get me wrong, it's impressive, but there are much smaller air powered motors out there and there are comparable sized, fully operational, 4 cycle internal combustion engines.

I recently was made aware of a jet engine, formed from ceramics, that spins at a couple hundred thousand RPMs that is the size of a pencil eraser!
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Personally, I don't consider a machine that runs on compressed air a fully functioning engine. As I said in my first post, it's impressive, but it's not an engine.
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.45colt wrote:http://www.indiastudychannel.com/galler ... ngine.aspx
Biggest Diesel Engine.gif
:shock: :shock: :shock: What is THAT used to power...??????
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Awesome!! Just awesome. Thanks for posting.

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AJMD429 wrote:
.45colt wrote:http://www.indiastudychannel.com/galler ... ngine.aspx
Biggest Diesel Engine.gif
:shock: :shock: :shock: What is THAT used to power...??????
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