Making the FASTEST Lego Air-Powered Engines!

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  @Bearnittt · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLWdc6AzmB4&amp;t=993">16:33</a> Ohh no, checks comments, is relieved.

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• 3M

  @3milhardy714 · 9 months ago (edited)

  try using zip ties or you can use copper wire and twist it tight with some pliers to secure the hosing

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• DR

  @dragonfire4356 · 9 months ago (edited)

  As you may or may not have noticed, you don&apos;t need to kickstart to start the engine if it has 4 pistons because it has no &quot;dead space&quot;; which essentially means there is always a piston in the power stroke (pushing down). this also means it can only spin one direction.<br>Love the video btw.

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• LV

  @LV8-Music · 9 months ago

  I really want to see an inline 4 and inline 5.

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• JE

  @jesperlego6006 · 9 months ago

  Ok cool, LEGO petrol engine next?

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• TO

  @Toucany · 9 months ago

  On Christmas Eve? Hell yeah

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• SI

  @singularpoint.5 · 9 months ago

  Man a V12 of these would be awesome!

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• RO

  @roberto.3gp · 9 months ago

  When the world needed him most…

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• CR

  @cruisinwithcoffey · 9 months ago

  You need to 3d print thoes hose connections with a barb and use a zip tie or hose clamp. Also for the multi cylinder engines id make the hose diameter going into the splitter bigger then the size of the two coming out. Better air flow.

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• GA

  @GageNiehoff · 9 months ago (edited)

  Also, engine piston firing order should be 1-3-2-4, if possible with lego pieces

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• IV

  @ivy7642 · 9 months ago

  Make sure you get a sheet of polycarbonate to keep between you and those flywheels because those can store a terrifying amount of energy. When those give out, you&apos;re actually at risk of being injured. Rotating objects are scary.

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• RE

  @RedClayRailfan · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLWdc6AzmB4&amp;t=249">4:09</a> what my dad&apos;s snoring sounds like at 3 am

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