How to make jet engine using soda can l diy jet engine l homemade mini jet engine

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Thanks for watching 🙏.

[matthewstorm]

Interestingly, this type of jet engine has been built on a larger scale. It is actually called a motorjet or thermojet. Experimental versions used a piston engine to power a compressor, which compressed incoming air. Fuel was added and burned. And the exhaust was accelerated through a nozzle to generate thrust. But this engine was superseded by the turbojet. The primary reason for considering this engine in the early days of jet propulsion is that it avoided the need for a turbine back when superalloys that could handle the heat of combustion were in their infancy.

[dogking]

Should probably clarify in the video description that it's a mock jet engine and not meant to be a proper functional build.
Still a neet project though.

[handy-capoutdoors]

Almost😅 in a jet engine the exhaust gasses turn a turbine blade that is connected to the forward intake blade. The throttle is based on fuel input. You could use a t bone and slot connector to have a easy way to get it spinning with the electric motor in front. Then when you pull the starter motor away and it is self sustained it is a true jet.

But what you have now is basically an electric ducted fan with neat after burner. Still a really nice proof of concept. Great work 🎉

[Bryan-ookw]

This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time! Job well done to the young man who created this!

[crocolierrblx]

Me: *Tries to make compressed air*
Youtube: Homemade jet engine!!1!1!11!!

[LigiaElenaBritoperez]

Me encanta 👍👍👍 pero como emana fuego 🔥🔥🔥

[Blxz]

Great little forced air burner. But shaping it like a jet does not make it a jet engine. Might be nice to use for toasting marshmallows though.

[dastimRETRO]

Boeing Mechanic here, this is awesome man!

[Striker]

That thing you did with the compass to detach the end….I can’t do that without getting the chills

[PoseidonDiver]

Great build, with your skill i think you could make a pulse jet engine out of tin can. No moving parts required

[kvanckart]

no combustion chamber and there is only one turbine but thats not a turbine that is just edf with flamable gas coming aout behind but its a good demonstration for a model jet like edf good job

[MyNameViv]

@matthewstorm5188 yes you're correct but the way i see it i just think he made an edf (electric ducted fan) used in rc plane models and then he atached a pipe that injects fuel so its not a jet yet a edf that burns fuel

[NBC_NCO]

I think this would make for a better personal heater.

[Iusename]

Very great working principle
The fuel I guess is not producing thrust due to low air intake nxt time use a more powerful and a big battery for more intake for a decent thrust output for the amount of fuel used

[HiddenKiwi]

this is not a jet engine but it does show how after-burners work

[moizexe]

stop being so mean guys, it's not like he's creating an original jet engine.

[samuelm]

If you had a fan connected to the compressor fan and made use of the accelerating gasses coming out the back resulting into faster spinning of compressor fan then you’d have an engine. Right now you just have combustion with consistent but minimal thrust.

[islamabouelata]

Nice project but that's not how a jet engine works!

[sudheerahewapathirana]

I think this Idea is usefull for blow torch or make high temperature foundry.

[DylanMartinRacing]

Bro’s got surgeon hands 👏🏻 Even if I knew how to do it, my hands couldn’t be that precise and smooth.