How my Lego vacuum engine works.
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Published 2023-11-10
All Comments (21)
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If there isnt a rough build tutorial atleast, im going to cry
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Oh wow that’s probably the best slide value I have seen
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I'd make that crank 180 degrees. That way you'll have a smoother running engine, the primary forces will be balanced. A vast majority of production engines will have 180 degree cranks with their firing order being 1,3,4,2
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if you want there is a smoother way to transfer power with an i4, pistons 2 and 3 go up as 1 and 4 go down and they move together it is the standard way of i4 piston cycle
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Im not into lego at all but this thoroughly impressed me. You sir have gained a new subscriber😎
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This Is Actually Sick !!
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Heyy, you can make some intake manifold with pressure chamber, plus runners for each cylinder. I believe it will add some more response and effiicency
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So cool!
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Superb ❤
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Just found your stuff, super cool!
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I need the tutorial
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Wait so is the vacuum blowing? If so itd be cool to see a supercharged version of this somehow if its possible to run it off the crank or something
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So its basically a pushrod 4 cyl Sickkk
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Do you have de plans of this ?
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How do you connect the slide valves to the crank? Brick-to-brick connections aren't strong enough for me.
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wouldn't it be smoother with a flatplane crank tho?
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Could u make a V6 or V8 please
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How competitive is this scene? I used to do R&D for Shark vacuums and I have many thoughts and feelings.
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Is insane but there is no tutorial 😢
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Can you please make a V8 that would be awesome an I think the first
