http://wimp.com/tiniestengine/

http://wimp.com/tiniestengine/

 

I have watched this vid before pretty awsome..

I hope Santa brings that guy an electric screwdriver this year.

 

Thanks for the video.

I wonder how much HP that puts out

what- no torque wrench? the guy is a hack

I dont think its putting out any as I dont think its actually running. My guess is that it is being force fed air to give the appearance of operation. Well done just the same.

Is it supposed to be a diesel? I didn't see any "plugas de fuego" (my bad spanish for spark plugs).

Definitely more than a Honda. Just saying.

 

I wonder how much HP that puts out

I agree about the not running part. If you notice the cam shafts and crank shaft are geared 1:1.

I dont think its putting out any as I dont think its actually running. My guess is that it is being force fed air to give the appearance of operation. Well done just the same.

Agree, was wondering how he was getting spark in the cyclinders. Also no electrical distribution system. Would be an amazing feat to make spark plugs that small!

He is.just pushing air though and he lacked gaskets lol, the upper manifold was a darn set up it was pushing air in to push the pistons up and down that's all

Man, all you dudes are hating on something you could never do!

Never do? Thats funny! Not hating just an observation.

Man, all you dudes are hating on something you could never do!

Definately not hating, it is quite impressive actually. But I recall seeing a video somewhere where a guy built a mini ferrari in his basement to scale (I forget what maybe 1/10) where he built an actual scaled combustion engine. I'll see if I can dig it up.

Definately not hating, it is quite impressive actually. But I recall seeing a video somewhere where a guy built a mini ferrari in his basement to scale (I forget what maybe 1/10) where he built an actual scaled combustion engine. I'll see if I can dig it up.

Here you go check it:

 

yes, the engine has no spark or petroleum fuel system, it is simply timed and so air is forced through it to give the appearance of operation.

 

Also, to PK90 an electric screwdriver is no good for this sort of work.

Id rather have a V8

 

http://www.conleyprecision.com/

 

 

 

Even better with a supercharger

 

The V8 is awesome, but it sounds like ****. Like it's going to break down any second. I was a bit disappointed by how it runs, especially for one so intricate.

The sound of that lil super charger whine on start up is awesome. I love whine. lol