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Uploaded by on Mar 26, 2008

I have build an air engine for a school project and it works at least. I used an old chainsaw engine and build some things on it to let it run on compressed air.

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  • I did this with a leaf blower engine and It worked!

  • That's pretty cool. now you can blow leafs on compressed air :D

    It's nice to hear that other people are trying this at other engines and machines.

  • how long can it run on a given supply of air?

  • I don't know that exactely because I only tested it on a compressor. Unfortunately I don't have time left to work further on it. Because I do want to test a lot more with it.

  • you sped up the video to make it appear that it was working faster, cool idea of the valve for solving this common problem though, should have tried building a tesla turbine, that is where true compressed air driving efficiency lies.

  • I didn't do anything to the video. This is really it's speed.

    And about that tesla engine, that's way to complicated, I like to do something great like this in a simple way.

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  • @tuningtinus Use steam and you can run a generator!

  • what is that electronics on your engine??? and how it works?

  • @NederSaks u could use an air tool inline oiler if u wanted to and put engine oil in i or something its not a big deal if u just squirt some oil in it every once and a while its not running very fast

  • do you just put the tube with the air into the spark plug hole? i do this and it just goes back and forth? how?

  • kool im making one out of a 4 stroke tecumseh.....i have my j-b weld dryin(more lobs on cam)

  • Its pretty cool, But 1 problem I do know of doing this with a piston engine. It requires so much presure to get power that it isnt worth it. I think a rotory engine would be a better suit. Anyway, nice work!

  • how do you rev it?

  • @11supaman11 He was shooting in 60 fps, much smoother video

  • Sweet runs great! I'm thinking od doing this with a weedeater. Great job!

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