4 cylinder in-line compressed air engine
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In-line 4 cylinder engine running on compressed air and printable in 3D with additional elements like ball bearings, screws, O-rings, plastic balls, and inner tube seals. This engine exceeds 3500 rpm with the 10x5 propeller tested. A two-cylinder version was initially created by Tom Stanton, then a three-cylinder version was derived, and finally this four-cylinder version was developed. Significant modifications have been made to the monos, bi, and tricyliners, especially on the crankshaft. The whole assembly is held together with 2mmx8mm screws. All details are clearly explained in the editing video at https://youtu.be/wDiYV2ZYJhM. Motor operation reaches up to 70Psi as shown in the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEtV22dOLq0&t=3s. The final step will be creating a V6 version to complete this series of compressed air engines. Filament used for printing was PLA. A print height of 0.15mm was utilized.
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