2000RPM+ Engine Desk Toy 

IAA015 take a blow torch to it

Give me a reason to believe that it's actually rotating at 20000rpm

@@chandrasekharpanigrahi2474 LOL... description says two thousand, NOT twenty thousand!!

Turn it into a 2000RPM pizza cutter so you will always be ready to cut pizza

That's awesome! A homemade flux capacitor! I'll see ya last year 😂

Balls Mcfeely lol

Balls Mcfeely LOL.

ball mcfeely lol

Yea not really. It literally runs on hot and cold air... I.e. no explosions

Good old desk grenades

Holy fuck idk why this is so funny xD

I played that scenario in my head and immediately laughed

I did the same :)

Lol

*"WHAT?"*

Let's put petroleum derivates inside a tube that is in direct contact with fire, what could possibly go wrong?

@@somedude2492 Yeah it might cause an explosion. 9/11 all over again

@@somedude2492 the outside of the tube was in direct contact with fire. He said to spray it inside. Depending on quantity and method, yes it could spray onto the flame too, but that's still outside the tube. The "open" end of the tube is pretty much far away from that flame. Facts

I sprayed WD40 inside my ear and my IQ went up by 20%.

@@somedude2492 Say "I've literally never actually TRIED to do anything cool in my life" without saying it.

No one in office jobs actually do anything man

DoobTube Ik pretty sure this thing is just for shits and giggles when you got nothing better to do.

1:13 1:40

@@DatBoi-mo9vc Say that to an engineer...

Actually the machine only has to do 60 revolutions a second (if the refresh rate of the camera is 60 fps) minimum to get the effect working. From there on it is just multiples of 60 eg 120 180 160 rpm. the only reason you see that speed the clearest is because the machine is actually plateauing out at its maximum angular velocity. It is cool because you can easily find out roughly how fast a car is moving just by looking at its tires.

About frame rate

@@add859tankionline its not exactly fps, it's the frequency of the camera shutter (I think not sure, you might be correct) but with cars this wil only work of it's on video or if it's in the dark and there is a lamp emitting light to it with a selected alternating current. The human eye doesn't see frames, it sees a fluent motion (or an extremely high amount of frames). That's why we don't see this in daylight but only on video or if - what I said earlier - a lamp with alternating current is putting out light towards the spinning object Edit: what you said about revolutions is correct, any amount of revolutions works as long as the shutter frequency is a multiple of the revolutions. Since this is speeding up it will get closer to that frequency and then start to go over that aswell. That's why it looks like it's spinning forward, stops, and then spins backwards.

@@tobiasver7687 yes you are completely correct. I was a bit slack and the technical information. Just one question. Are we biologically engineered to see flickering light as a solid beam of light. Or do we learn it during the first few months of birth? Because there was no real need for our brain to process much on the visible sense in our primative stages.

@@add859tankionline I'm pretty sure we are built like that, or our brain rather. For example: we hear a lot more and I mean a lot more than we "actually" hear. Our brain filters alot of the unnecessary sounds out because without that filtering it would get too clustered and we would go insane. I think the same thing happens with light. When something is flickering fast enough we see the flickers but our brain help us to make it a bit less messy. It does this with a lot of things, like feeling. We feel alot more than we actually notice. Our brain tries to help us live an easy life. When you lay in bed at night and you won't fall asleep you might notice getting some tickles here and there. Turning around because you're not in a nice position. Especially the tickles are a great example of the what the brain is trying to do. It tries to check whether you're actually asleep by sending out these tests. If you ignore them it knows you aren't awake and it can go to rest. Very fascinating

Lol😂

or any job 😅

Its closer to 95%

Why would anyone ever put this on while at the office

@@EmmaHopman it's called office wanking.

Not a bad idea really...

Oy vey, I thought the same thing lol. It's early an I'm hungry

@Dingus E. Dow no u

@Dingus E. Dow why do you have to prove yourself?

@Dingus E. Dow bro stfu keep.those things to urself so nobody ruins is for u with negative thoughts like me and everyone that see ur comment

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@Dingus E. Dow *facepalm* thats not what he said dipshit.

Celeron Saiyan or even a fan That would be cool

Sadly the levels of power output vs. power input that we're comparing here are different by a couple of magnitudes. There's a reason real engines are huge, burn hot and use a lot of fuel.

Jonathan Mayer Stirling engines can be really useful, the Swedish navy has designed a submarine with a sterling engine instead of a Otto engine and because of that the submarine is a lot harder to detect. Because it generates less sound since a sterling engine just burns the fuel and a Otto engine works with small explosions.

Yes I've heard, quite ingenious. And I totally understand your point that this engine design does have its uses, I was just being a bit smart in saying this scale is incapable of being anything more than a toy.

Jonathan Mayer That's true ;D

HDD uses an electric motor

@@gtas321 i watch the fan spins

Even more fun if your willing to take the cover off

Like its that easy

I would back up that hard drive if I were you

Thats why your till at mommy's house.

118 miles per hour?

Thinking of your parents turns you on that much?

*ISSOU*

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3Ddee 3D, not 3Ddee three-dimensional, no dee

Vtakkkk

shadowXXe ugh

3Ddee - desk toy in title, vtech works too 🙂

Nah man it's a rotary

Its more like an artificial heart of a corvette.

@@yourlandlord6374 nah man, its a PACEMAKER

you cant run at 2000 rpm. rpm means revolutions per minute a revolution means turn so unless you were circling something at 2000 rpm its not possible to run at any rpm

i can promise you my legs run over 2000 rpm

Actually... you can... theoretically... just run around the globe... Again, just theoretically :)

Juno Fernando 7tjri5ifitih4ivitog7

Josss, mesti arep ngejak kenthu iki😁😁

Trilobyte so fucking true dude

Why?? I don't get it

@@mojolocomtx it maybe humor or it may not!!!

The lamp was lit by the oil

He was using fuel to burn that's how it moved with heat from fire from fuel

That was actually a 2017 honda engine

I'm Juxie hands free cancer!

the CG nerd yep, pretty much.

If you touch that it'll truly be handsfree

Not if you touch the black part on the bottom.

if you cut off your arms the fidget spinner is free

Jesse Brennan 😅haha

So, is this dangerous? Can you explain The possibilities? What could happen? It's going to explode or?

Nah annoyed co worker kills you.

Rai Salengko it's veeeeeeeeery noisy if you haven't heard

Rin dont threaten me with a good time, hombre

Soham Choudhury don't over rev your engine bro 😁not good for the engine

Geniuses on the internet be like

Soham Choudhury 😂😂😂😂😂

Azemi Farhan It's a joke bro. Chill.

Abhilash Nair mine was a joke too bro. Don't take it too serious

demon What’s this dude talking about?

Benzodiazepine lol

VTec.... all the lag, none of the boost.... ha ha

When the turbo kickes in

Sounds just like a Honda too

ShutUp&Njoy - no, boost is what a turbo makes. It's air pressure and in the car world it's called boost. Don't try to be a smart ass about cars when you obviously don't know anything about cars....

jefry 700 that’s a good idea

On what cookie clicker or v bucks clicker

Archanfel80 umm....

Archanfel80 *Cups hand to ear. "WAHHHHT!?"

What?

Huh?

Archanfel80 Wait, what?

desktop guillotine as well

I think so m8

@@ditdisini that's rank

Usually you spit on it to put it in.

@@anthonymadril1210 ayyy see what ya did there hahaha

That's jhst the alcohol

Big C poopoo

More torque than a Honda

Big C , 450 HP on the dyno, that's the same as a Chevy big block 454, I made a mistake and installed 7 of them and twisted my truck frame like a pretzel

@@kenyonpapen2608 the lug nuts on my truck have more torqe than a honda

@@jimthomas777 damn lol

Simon F Yup probably fit right in your clove compartment as long nothing else is in there. Lol

Can you put a turbo in it?

2:07 when the vtec kicks in...

Martin de Boutray can u explain the concept? How heat is helping it's motion to continue?

Dinesh Singh it's a Stirling engine

2:06 exact multiple

Simplified: Heat causes the air inside the tube to expand, which forces the piston forwards.

aslesh so simple yet it is so complex

this is complex???!?

This is simple

+plant man well.....how is that working?

Jordan Callaway 2000 rpm is actually quite low for these motors. They can reach 5k rpm with some changes. It's alot safer then you might think.

@hotpockets222 it just kicks in yo

Monsterx96gamer Still more torque than a civic lmao *jk*

Lmao nice one 😂

Trenton Fletcher well, it’s a Chevy😒

I gotta cousin who could fix that bro I swear

hotpockets222 so are our eyes

@@jfoz7602 you seem comparatively slow too mate

Shima Marsha good one. Idiot

@@jfoz7602 but yours wasn't good so I had to... Don't call the smart one an idiot...

Shima Marsha anybody who believes themselves to be smart is usually inadvertently wrong

Shitstirrer it's heavy enough already

Other motors are all steel but they still get bolted down to the ground.

Shitstirrer They are materials out there way more dense and heavy than steel, although more expensive

Zu'u Agos like feathers

Shitstirrer , mine is made from aluminum and Stainless Steel with four little rubber foot pads on the bottom and it still vibrates, oh yeah, mine has a belt drive running a battery powered electric motor like a generator making a LED light blink in 3 different colors, it's called a sterling engine, I seen one even run off of a magnifying glass from the Sun heating up the little glass tube cylinder

Robert Birtch I wonder if you put a pencil sharpener on the flywheel

if you link a few up and gear them for torque you could do someting with it.

Gorrest Fump but then it would be to slow for any real torque

The Stirling engine is still in use. In fact a Swedish sub, powered by a diesel stirling engine, was stealthy enough to sink the USS Ronald Reagan in multiple wargames for two years.

Insane idea

Yes it can.

Just attach the big end bearing to the back of a desk sharpner and the rules of engagement are the same

Or y know just buy an electric pencil sharpner it would be more cost effective

I think we need a V8 version for that purpose, you know, because V8

Lube. Always. 😁👍🏼

@@drankurbaruah dirty minded freak

Yes it does.

@@alterego9791 I said lube. You assumed something else. And I'm the dirty one? P.s. I am dirty. We all are.

AR-Gaming actually a valid question, cos then you Could maybe do something with the output...

Actually you physically cant generate enough heat from a magnified sunlight to run it.

Rohan people have melted metal with magnified sunlight

Yes, they have parabolic dish ones that have a sealed chamber that has hydrogen in it.. it has up to 60-70% efficiency.. so like 3x better then solar panels, but the moving parts are somewhat of an issue and will need replacing.. but yes it has been done

Games With Nic yeah it needs special parts to work well, like a hydrogen filled chamber that the piston slides in.

Jorge Garza the moving fly wheel would knock the plane out of the air even of it coumd possibly ever fly

ANYTHING 23 an engine that runs on heat ? That's the definition of an engine, that's why you combust fuel.

Nah, Rudolf Diesel created a Stirling engine that ran off of diesel and air.

The thing about this engine is it doesn't have a combustion chamber, no valves, no air/fuel mixture. Just heat the outside of the cylinder.

Heh a diesel engine that runs on air *a diesel engine* *A DIESEL ENGINE YOU SAY?*

Even diesel engine needs air for combustion. That's why we don't drive truck underwater.

We've done it bois >m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KcpzdTRq8H0.html

lol

⦓Za Warudo⦔ Haha you killed me!

No it has kinetic energy !

Just add candle wax

Master B...because big oil rules the world!

It is used in some swedish submarines (they where undetectable by the us navy lol). But when sterling made the motor it was because the steam engines of the trains sometimes blew up because the pressure. Later the trains where being made with higher quality steel so they didn' explode as much. Sterling engines are nowadays not being used because they are not as efficient as combustion engines. Also people are already used to combustion.

it's not efficient. the energy required to produce a charged li-po battery that can do the same amount of work is a fraction of the energy contained in that cup of oil.

Would never work for everyday use. But... if it's a situation where large amounts of heat is being wasted anyway, it would be a good way to salvage some of that lost energy. A hot spring of a natural gas flare stack is a good example

www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-gates-of-hell en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia,_Pennsylvania Or basically all of Phoenix

AMR Animations nice idea

TheEmeraldBoat Jesus is King!

Stirling Engine, that's all

Thermodynamics my friend. Piston is pushed out by high pressure, hot air. Then the sudden change in pressure causes cooling which rapidly drops the pressure. Repeat.

tnx for the info guys

Mac attack zach shouldn't be doing what?

it is just you.

It’s called “fire” it is very unpredictable. Fire moves fast. Fire is hot. Fire uses energy. Shall I explain more?

it is sped up

Abhinav Poojary speeded lol