WWII ROCKET TURBINE on a Skateboard
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Integza, my sibling in Tesla, don't mess with homemade pressure vessels. Use an old LP gas tank or something similar that is designed to handle the pressure.
Super vidéo 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Connais tu la Jaguar cx75 ?
Voiture de la marque Jaguar , de 2010 ,elle est dotée de moteurs électrique et aussi de 2 turbines pour générer de l'électricité.
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Sam
You said that you wanted more mass on the turbine wheel so that it has more ”hmph”, but the thing is, inertia does not increase torque or power. It only smooths it out. This is a very common misconception regarding flywheel physics. Very cool video though!
Maybe you could build your own combustion engine.
Why don't you attach the system to a gokart? And maybe have both front wheels connected to gear. The one wheel will make the board turn :P
double the thrill!
imagine the chaos if we went full throttle
😂😂😂
Interesting idea! But wouldn't a go-kart be a bit too bulky for the high speeds and agility needed for this rocket skateboard?
Your account is 4 days old and you bought fake likes. So less replies and so many likes instantly. You’ve bought the likes and u dont deserve the printer
*I propose to make an electric turbojet engine. The point is this: we place a spiral, for example, made of nichrome, into the combustion chamber. We apply voltage to it so that it becomes hot, the air heats up and expands, just like in a conventional turbojet engine. According to approximate theoretical calculations, in the engines of passenger aircraft the ratio of the mass of air to the mass of kerosene ejected to create a jet stream is 50 to 1, i.e. in theory we will lose no more than 2% of thrust for the same energy consumption*
It will be a fun experiement. Of course the harder part is generating the electricity as efficiently or carrying it with heavy batteries. This was sort of how the US made their nuclear powered jet engines. I doubt that carrying an engine to make electricity is as efficient as just using an engine.
@@ivy7642 Well, we will also use air expansion, and regarding batteries, we can use lipo batteries for the experiment, they can deliver a large specific current relative to their mass
I've thought extensively about this and I think the only practical way to generate enough thermal energy without blowing out your heating element is instead to use an arc, similar to an arc furnace. The amount of thermal energy contained in kerosene is really hard to replicate with electricity at a practical level.
@@jamesburleson1916 I also thought about the spiral burning out, an interesting option would be to wind it around a tube and let air pass inside so that it does not collapse, but then what should the tube be made from..
@@PolcovnikGauss Honeycomb ceramic. Won't melt, just needs a good geometry for airflow.
How this man didn't die in this video is beyond me!!! brother! your guardian angels worked overtime!
Bro has a guardian army
Precious advice : never stay in the plan of rotation of something that's heavy and spinning fast. In aeronautics, we learn quickly to avoid staying next to propellers and turbines (see those red lines on the sides of the fuselages, right next to the turbines or propellers ? It's here to tell you that if it breaks, the spinning compressor discs will cut everything at this place) ^^
OMG THATS THE MOST DANGEROUS THING I HAVE EVER SEEN YOU DO. That nitrogen container was a bomb, you NEEDED a pressure valve on that thing.
Self build pressure container next to an open flame.
What could go wrong? At it least it is not Hydrogen
For real, seeing this had me scared for him. I’ve seen that one video of the tiny Hero engine exploding on N2…
@@SoaringExperience The open flame not too much to worry:D exept if the rotational mass is gone wild, like the plastic shaft shear :D Then the fun begins ... :D
tbh I see a lot of people scared of this, but I wouldn't be worried, if its gonna blow up, it will be around the braze, and simply split in half, the bottom just hitting the skateboard and the top harmlessly going upwards, the fact it's brazed together is a (very crude) failsafe that should make it (mostly) safe
@@SoaringExperience isnt Nitrogen inert ? Are you thinking of NOS gas?
Holy crap. I was going to say to never stand in line with a turbine at spin up because that is usually when they have a catastrophic failure but that is not as bad as pressurizing an untested homemade pressure vessel. I am glad nothing went wrong but how have you lasted this long doing crazy stuff like that?
My thoughts too, absolute madness. The pressure vessel was filled with liquid nitrogen which would be like instant frostbite on anything it splashes.
Yep, squeaky bum time on both counts 🫣
And them he rides it between his legs! The balls on this guy..... well, I'll see when I'm done the video if they're still there! 😂
This was wild. My engineer nerves were complaining throughout the video („why don’t you ever do such crazy things? See, nothing happened!“)
Will send it to the safety guy at work to give him a headache. ;)
The fact that the turbine is a flywheel makes it even worse
welded two metal cups together and blowed it up to 8-9 bars... i admire your courage sir!
"Oh, I think I need to release the pressure!"
Famous last words.
Kaboom.
Crater found in central North America
Out of every video you've made this might be the one I'm most impressed you survived. Like holy shit, heating a homemade cryogenic pressure vessel without even having a relief valve seems absolutely insane. It's like the definition of a pipe bomb.
Standing in the line of fire for such a massive turbine and such high rpm doesn't seem particularly safe either.
With that said it was a very entertaining video if terrifying, just please give some more thought to safety before you can't.
yeah I was screaming at the screen WHY DID YOU DIY THAT WHEN A CAMPING PROPANE TANKS EXIST!?
I’m only 5 minutes into the video and yeah, him putting his face right in the line of fire of the disk made me cringe so hard. We expect to see failure in these videos and I was hoping so badly that nothing exploded
Having a face in line with 1 kilo of steel flywheel rotated to 6000 rpm on a plastic axis doesn't look safe either. Mechanical power enough to push your entire body. In front of your face.
What could go wrong?
Can't you make a basic pipe bomb by just chucking a piece of dry ice into a soft drink bottle, putting the cap on, and running away? This is basically the same thing but more so...
I wouldn't bother with the word "seems" in this situation.
The perfect balance between backyard fun and chemical pipe bombs.
Idea for the next video>
Make a nitric acid + aniline powered rocket engine that was used on old jets and missiles from the 1940s. To expand on this, the main tube of the engine would be from PTFE(Teflon) or glass tube(prehaps quartz), fittings will be CNCed from 302 or 304 Stainless steel alloy because of nonreactivity with the two liquids, tubing would be also from PTFE and it would work with two
syringes. You would use the RPA program to make the ideal nozzle and strap it to a skateboard. Then, you would test it and see the effectivity of the almost explosive and potencially unstable liquid propellant mixture from the 1930s.
As i said, the perfect balance between backyard fun and chemical pipe bombs.
We're making it to the hospital with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
oh god that first nitrogen test was really a pipe bomb powered skateboard
Yeah, that was one of the more sketchy things he's done on this channel.
unless there is a over pressure valve :p
Which there was not :p
@@user-mw3ht5kp2p How would you rate that valve, without knowing the actual strength of the pressure vessel? It's complete bonkers, you don't fill liquid nitrogen into closed containers. It's even something they tell you at the places where you can get it - have the cap of any container only loosely sit on top, never screw it down.
@@graealex congrats u got the point
Reminded me of filling my old Air tank. Standing over a 30-year-old pressure valve and fitting
ON THIS EPISODE IM GOING TO MAKE A PIPEBOMB - integza without a safety value.
😂
Did you mean "safety VALVE"?
So drive turbine make electricity drive car next.
When he broke out the camp stove to heat the container, my heart started pounding. Extremely dangerous. Pressure relief valves are cheap, hospitals are not.
@@eviemoody Same, this was terrifying.
I really enjoy the borderline craziness of most of your projects , All while doing something that uses rather scientific principles . Very entertaining channel looking forward to more of your content in the future .
What an awesome idea! I'm impressed by how well that turbine worked.
One thing that was probably clearer during editing is that the turbine wasn't balanced well when it was mounted on the skateboard. I don't know how much that affected the performance, but it seemed to be experiencing quite a bit of friction. Also, if the shaft for the gear train was supported from both sides, that should help avoid the need for such high tension of the belt and reduce friction.
Holy crap you scared the crap out of a few of us when you tried to use that tin can pipe bomb. I thought that was the end of your channel and there would be a "in memorium" at the end of the video. I suggest you get your hands on the same size cylinder from your local supplier in aluminum with liquid Co2 with the valve for gas withdrawl. it's filled with liquid Co2 but you will get about 200 - 300 psi statically out of it and it will be lighter than the cylinder you used in the video.
Keep up the experimenting and not blowing yourself up.
Also spinning up the heavy, metal flywheel for the first time without any safety and standing right in the plane it rotates... scary stuff imo
@@TheDoh007look up when Adam Savage did that. I'm on this side of the screen and it still made my balls tingle.
The CO2 tanks we used in paintball (readily available off-the-shelf and pre-filled) are closer to 800 - 900 psi. My own air cylinder is a 5000 psi model for compressed air only. I know Tippmann was experimenting with Propane because the tank pressure is a lot lower but displaces about the same amount of air as a similar-sized CO2 tank. The idea was scrapped because it turned out that Propane was, get this, flammable. No kidding! But if you leveraged the flammable property, I bet you could achieve a higher output velocity for the same volume of air!
But, yeah. That first can-tank scared the crap outa me, too!
Came down here to basically make the same comment. I nearly shit myself when I saw how thin that container was. Also I have to add emergency pressure release valves are your friend and will save your life.
@@RamDragon32 I doubt they'd abandon propane just because it's flammable, seeing how green gas for airsoft guns is just pre-lubricated propane.
I love that you sit face first right in front of the fan as you test it for the first time. A failure would have been absolutely catastrophic.
Hey! I suggested this Video for a competition on your channel a few months ago! Glad to see it worked out! Awesome video! A new idea for a video, Thrust Vectoring! You've got the engines down, now make them more efficient!
Integza when he sees tomato’s in his garden: “Hello everyone, today we build a ballistic missle.”
Welp! What else can I say that hasn't already been said by practically everyone else in the comments.
I'm really happy you survived the making of this video, Integza. I had my doubts there for a while.
Video idea: turn a gasoline engine to work on liquid pure nitroglycerin, sounds fun and dangerous :3
Tomatoes are disgusting!
Ignition systems? We don't need no ignition systems.
@@absalomdraconis but i think gasoline engine isn't gonna support the explosion of nitroglycerin, maybe diesel engine it's gonna work better
That seems safe. I like it.
That already exists (sort of). engines running on nitro-meth-ane (also an exp-losive)
Nitromethane is not an explosive.
I think it would be a better idea to attach the contraption to a bicycle. Then, you could more easily steer while using the turbine as a power assist. 😊
I was flinching so bad when i saw the pressure gauge run up to 8 bars quickly while Integza was struggling to open the valve. That was a close call my dude.
This video has Faces of Death vibes.
There were *numerous* versions of it in this. I'm like dude... 😯
Watching you run that turbine spinning directly at you with no shielding makes my toes curl. Holy hell.
You absolutely NEED an automatic overpressure valve, that releaves the pressure non-catastrophically before the weld or cups do, that self-made pressure vessel was basically a bomb!
I am impressed you didn't get blown to mush by that thing, but please make things a bit more secure from now on, that was scary!
I guess you're a new viewer?
@@isawathing8774
If you consider having subscribed over a year ago and having watched every video since and many videos from before that, yes.
But never in any of the videos I saw of him did he do anything as terrifying as this, which made me really afraid he'd die, even though I'd then not be able to see this video, so the video's existence already shows that he survived it.
Not just a bomb, a shrapnel grenade. The worst kind of grenade. The blast wouldn't kill him, but the shrapnel at worst could, or it could take out an eye and a few fingers/toes. Not a fun thing.
"blown to mush"? He'd catch shrapnel yeah but he's not getting turned into a pink mist from that.
So scary, this reminds me of when I put liquid nitrogen in my mouth, you can blow it out in a puff of smoke which I thought was cool. (not now!) However one time I had too much in the cup and it slid into my stomach. You can't feel it because it's floating on a layer of gas on your tongue. (Liedenfrost effect) Then I felt my stomach start to expand and I couldn't burp. So stupid!!!! Stupidest thing I've ever done. Finally I was able to burp, but for a few seconds it was scary!!! Don't drink liquid nitrogen! Ever. I could have won a good medal in the darwin awards. By the way you can buy burst disks that have different pressure ratings and have NPT threads. Google burst disk or rupture disk.
crazy impressive my dude, the fact that the 3d printed parts can hold up to the torque is pretty cool!
I just love how this channel grows, but stays what I like about it. You learn something, in a comprehensive way. Something is made, in a way that makes me think I COULD ALSO DO THAT (without millions). Stuff breaks. And it's just very very funny.
The way betterhelp just sells your personal data is wild
thats true idk why poeple dont know their controversey its all over youtube now
And the false claims about their therapists.
@@crazyjack5646 That too
not just any personal data, HIPAA protected information including their faith, sexuality, age, marital status, financial status, and medical history (which contains some crazy personal shit like whether someone has ever been suicidal) alongside user's email and IP addresses
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As an engineer I have to say that was incredibly dangerous 😳. A safety valve alone would have saved your life. We love your videos and want you around to make more. 😊
See I tend to think of engineering and science education as the tools you acquire to not kill, maim, or destroy property while on the pursuit of the end goals you have in your career. You learn chemistry so you can understand how to think about chemistry and know when you need to delve into the risks of working with the materials or process. And the same applies for all things electrical and mechanical as well.
There’s few things that can’t possibly be done safely with enough effort. In my experience, most of the time people not being willing to slow down and solve the safety issues is what causes tragedies more than anything.
@lukegilles I couldn't agree more. I have worked several investigations where fatalities were the result of not slowing down and re-analyze the dangerous involved. This guy is extremely smart, and I have no doubt he looked back on this and was disappointed he failed to catch the danger. We all do this from time to time, especially in a hurry, and that's why " hazard analyzes " is the key to a long and happy life. 😊
i love all the snappiness!!!
I love watching your videos, it would be awesome to see a scaled up version of that and what it is actually capable of.. thanks for sharing
Making a pressure vessel from two camping mugs and assorted firrints just fills me with the heebie-jeebies. Pressure vessles are nothing to mess with. The sooner you stop screwing around with stuff like that the better. Nitrogen-powered pipe bombs are no joke.
I would advise against accepting sponsorships from better help if you can help it. They are not a good company. Very good video keep it up ❤❤
Same, I cringed a bit when I saw the sponsor.
@@carlobagnoli6746I unsubscribed. Will not support anyone that advertises for them. No one cares enough to turn down $$$ for the less than 1% who remember what BetterHelp has done, but I won't be part of supporting it for my own sake.
Cuh thinks his advise holds value
I think it would be amazing if you converted a go cart from using a ICE engine to using some nitrogen gas powered turbines. With the go cart, you already have a frame and steering setup, imagine a few more of those SLM turbines, the throttle controls the kPa aimed at the turbines
so clearly you need to make a V2 now
also the dang thing sounds like kirby
Oh lord The Better Help
Wtf?
I love big tomatoes! Also called 'pontoons' or 'bazooms'!
terrible sponsor alert!
The worst company!!! So sketchy.
You'd think people would be aware of why to avoid them now, but nah. This is why we can't have nice things.
Not gonna lie, was a bit nervous about the nitrobomb you created at first. Glad you chose another solution. My suggestion for next project is to go bigger. Since the company has your turbine design, get another one made and double up. Double up the turbines to make a bicycle drive with double gears, double air lines and use the same nitrogen tank with more bar to allow for the double turbines.
The pre-fragged flywheel spinning at 6k in line with the rider doesn't bother you?
The container was nice too but that turbine... 😯🤦♂️
that's cool stuff!
adding a shroud to help air intake efficiency would make for a good episode 2! 🎉
I think @integza should use this concept in a go cart like vehicle for his next video
The lack of a safety valve on a sealed container filled with LN2 really scares me, I hope you don't try scaling that up without one.
That was totally nuts. Super, super stupid. Stay safe Integza.
No point in safety valve if you don't even know how your home built pressure vessel is rated. You can do some educated guesses, but that's not even close to being safe, even with a valve.
And btw safety valves can be dangerous too, when they suddenly release. I had an additional air tank to supplement my compressor. It had a safety valve at around 10 bar. When it suddenly released, not only was it super loud and could have easily damaged hearing or injured someone close to it, but the sudden shock literally popped the paint off of the vessel.
I guess the bad weld was the safty valve ^^
It's just brazed together.... it's not like it would handle to much pressure either way
To prevent the steel container from bursting add a pressure relief valve, many of them are adjustable. However, the higher the pressure required the more expensive they tend to be.
this on a adult sized tricycle would work quite well I feel. room in the rear basket for the tank and drivetrain right over the rear hubs too.
If you redesigned the nozzle to blow on to the bottom of the disk, you would also get added thrust from the air. Plus, you could move the bottle toward the front of the skateboard for better weight distribution.
4:19 face next to a 1kg rotating mass
10:05 is the pressure raising? I think I need to release the pressure
Man how many chances are you taking with your life!!
Man is a true engineer, putting everything on the line for some fun
If he had just stood infront of it an not to the side in the path of potential shrapnel he would bee sweet. He just wanted to get some comments goin i think 😂
The pressure vessel was mild though. 8 bar at that small of a volume would probably give you a good scare and ring your ears but you'd be fine
After saying this, you then proceed to hop in a car and travel at speed with oncoming traffic separated by only a couple of meters from yourself.
A flywheel with visible fucking runout vibration on a plastic bearing housing. Jeezluz.
I think that with a little bit of optimisation you can go much faster!
- balance the wheel of the turbine
-give it an enclosure (a stator basically) that can also support it laterally (it shakes a lot when you blow the compressed nitrogen)
- keep the nitrogen tank horizontal to get a lower center of mass
- wear a helmet so you would feel confident go faster!
We can get to see some nice speed records with this thing a think!! I love you contents every time!
Would more nozzles help ?
@@AndrejMejac yep, that’s a good idea! Probably adding another one on the other side of the turbine would solve the shaking problem since the force would be symmetrical. I did not understand if the turbine is symmetrical, but if it isn’t you can probably mirror it and stuck the two together
you forgot the step "learn how to avoid making a fucking pipe bomb in the future before continuing projects"
The bearings he is using are greased, these are robbing a lot of power as there is not a lot of torque and high rpm. This application calls for oil, you should get a bunch of extra oomph just from that. But then you have to deal with oil, oil pump, etc, so maybe not worth it.
@@pierregarbo8628Symmetry is a good point. Perhaps there is an optimal number of nozzles, depending of in-flow, nozzle size, outflow, mass distribution and such. Enclosure could lower loss, i guess, at least at one side.
Nice explosion is probably a bonus.
Edit(2 more sec of thought)
You missed the oscillating hook machine that’s fairly common and I would have loved to see more on embroidery machines but that may have been redundant. I repair and operate sewing/embroidery machines for a living so this was pretty cool to see. Really solid explanations and totally spot on. Great job!
Great content as usual thanks for that.
All these 3d printer yt guys will do absolutely anything but machining…
Tools complement eachother not replace!
Almost all of your failure points in most of your videos could easily be solved with a little machining and making your own metal parts.
Love your vids!
machining requires a ton of initial cost in buying machines, crazy time in setup, and probably another cost of mcuh more space. All that for some parts to not be machinable and leaving most of your machines unused for a while and the initial cost not being paid back just makes metal machining unrealistic.
the parts he needs to be metal are metal, like that turbine and the aerospike he made a while back, which he can solve easily through a machining service like he used in this video, or the (unconventional) metal infused resin like he did in the aerospike.
most of the stuff in rocketry and engines anyway are super complex to machine
machining initial cost not worth it, can be substituted with services, and even with machining will likely not solve many of his problems
3D printing is easier and takes less time usually. Machining is an art of it's own
@@brandonzhang760A basic, compact manual desktop lathe could do most of the basic things that are imho problematic in a lot of Integza's builds (like the hub/bearing adapter for the turbine in this video. So much wobble would be avoided) and really doesn't cost that much. We're not talking about doing complex 5d aerospace parts, just basic axles, bushings, adapters, nozzles, that sort of thing. The sort of parts that benefits from being accurately round and concentric. One step beyond the lathe is a simple manual desktop mill (doesn't even have to be CNC). Again not a MASSIVE investment (probably similar in cost to a high spec 3d printer like a Bambulab P1) but gives a lot of capability.
@@TheAverageDutchman well then it’s a huge cost for not much usage
@@TheAverageDutchman The big problem with these kinds of mini-mills and mini-lathes is their unyielding rigidity of a cooked noodle. Cutting steel on them requires babying to such an extent you can't even use carbide inserts, they wouldn't be in their optimal load/RPM ranges. You'd really want a more rigid machine for working anything but brass and aluminium. And that comes with hella price and space. A reasonably cheap desktop CNC mill that *can* cut steel, I.E. Carvera, runs the cost of 3-5 high end printers.
Estás de parabéns Joel, estes ultimos videos estão melhores que sempre! É sempre bom ver um português a ter sucesso no mundo dos estrangeiros.
i love how you not overengineer everything and just try out to proof the theory
"Oh shit there's no steering" sums up my life right now
:peepocry:
Weirdly that was probably the least dangerous part of the video.
It actually has steering
I've seen a lot of people on youtube electroplate 3d printed parts. I've also seen them electroplate most of the 3d printed part and then remove the plastic and fill it with a metal like tin. I was thinking some sort of project that involved this would be really interesting, espcially since I haven't seen anyone compare the strength of these parts and the thermal capabilities. So an idea that would use these parts could be a mini MPD thruster project involves creating a small-scale, functioning model of a type of electric propulsion used in space. The thruster works by accelerating ionized gas using electromagnetic fields to produce thrust. In this DIY version, key parts are 3D-printed and then electroplated with metals to handle the extreme conditions and high currents involved. It’s a project that combines aerospace engineering, physics, and advanced manufacturing techniques to demonstrate a complex technology in a more accessible format.
Its an interessting technique for sure, only problem with plating is that you lose dimensions. If you need an exact diameter or fitting threats in a hard to reach area its a pain in the ass to get right. But all in all its for sure interessting to do/see.
9:48 you also need a relief valve! That’s a bomb, sir!
glad this fast spinning thing did not split into bits durring testing. sometimes you give me great fear lol. stay safe brother, we would love t obe seeing your videos for years to come. dont die from testing
I'm not gonna lie, the first time you spun it up I was terrified of your face being so close to it. Stay safe man!
Holy 🍅 bud... putting alot of faith in that printed turbine handling those rmp/cold temps that close to your face 😬😅 cheers for another great project
NO FEAR!! :p
Also putting a lot of faith in a thin-walled, brazed, pipe-bomb.
My concern was less the flywheel, and moreso there not being a bearing on both sides.
Granted flywheel explosions are a valid concerns, doing that math and if need be making a container for it (although this only does so much, some FES systems are put in the ground for this reason if i remember correctly)
Video suggestion: My dad has been developing a Hall Effect Thruster, and I want him to use neon for the fuel because it would look cool and have a high thrust. He probably won't, so could you? Remember, it would look cool...
Wow you're the first I know to advertise that their 3D printing service includes metal, that's very interesting!
I would love to see a video about what you've learned about the strengths, and limitations of 3D printers, with design tips for making better prints
9:31 "But that's just a theory"
Such a missed opportunity
A rocket theory
Thanks for watching
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If you loosen up the trucks on your skateboard, you should be able to turn by leaning. It might be a little bit harder since you're sitting at the back and it's more useful to turn the front trucks by leaning but it still should work.
I love your channel and your projects, now I am going to subscribe, something I never do because I support what your doing and I wish you the best, thank you for your content
Yo, that arc is INSANE. When you finish Water 7, you won't stop.
The Abram’s tank has a turbine engine. They sound crazy and can go pretty darn fast for main battle tank.
I sould love to see a turbo fan made by you!
Great video, keep on going!! 😀
A clutch might help a lot. Get the disc spinning like a flywheel before it engages so you can gear up for higher speed.
You should try to modify a rc plane with a jet engine!!
That's waaaaay too safe. He should make one powered by dinitrogen tetroxide and hydrazine that he made.
Thanks for buying a pressurized gas-tank. You handmade one was a superposition of "too much pressure" and "it is fine" until you check the pressure gauge. Aka -> unintentional bomb. Love you.
very nice build
Some clean editing, damn
Watching that turbine wheel? spin without a guard is terrifying.
Would be interesting to see how the Tesla turbine works in the exact same setup
Tesla turbines are failure..ive tried 3 designs and it is super weak and steam thirsty...this turbine he uses is called De Laval turbine and its probably best turbine anyone could invented
Integza you should have played the lottery instead of building this, because that was the luckiest set of days you will probably ever have in you life. It is amazing that you survived this madness unharmed.
When you add steering to it, also add breaks. And make the steeling and breaks remote controlled. ;)
You can solve the issue with steering the skateboard if you have your weight towards the front of the board. Having weight on the rear caster creates a stronger positive feedback loop that skateboarders unafectionately call "wobbles". Downhill skateboarders also mitigate this with lower degree truck angles in the back of the board which means you get less turn for how much the skateboard truck leans.
*death wobbles
10:10 it's litrally a delayed explosion bomb
I love your videos very much, with a simplified explanation of the laws of physics and aerodynamics. Note: Tomato sir is like a zombie, it hasn't died yet
Wow that was amazing why not use that in a go-cart maybe even triple the pressure 💥⚡🔥🔥
You know how you can potentially inspire someone to try to build their own rocket but they end up building a pipe bomb instead? Promoting betterhelp is like the mental health equivalent of telling people to actually go and try to build a pipe bomb while promising it's going to be a rocket
I'd love to see turbine powered go-kart that actually uses one of your jet engines.
I think you should try this system in a small rc car im not sure how possible that is but it sounds sooo fun! Thank you!
@Integza I love your work and you ingenuity! I'd like to see a micro jet engine on a tech deck or something along those lines. I'm sure you could come up with some spectacular!
@@Te-le-grm-integzaYt yay! Thats so awesome!!! thank you so much!!!!!
Hehehe! Well i think we all need it's a turbine powered tomatoes slicing machine!
Great video!
You are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Thank you for all the content!!!
Please stop shilling for Better Help they are a scam company that has faced fines for selling customer information on top of many other unethical processes.
I would love to see a filament-wound pressure vessel used in a video. They are composite containers meant to store high pressures that could possibly even be self made.
Cool project !
Kudos on having the flywheels rotation allowing it to drive right into your face if it ever comes off
I wold rly love to watch you building the turbine engine one more time...but this time better and stronger 😬✌️
You should make a giant rocket powered glider!
Ew betterhelp
The real end to human interaction
Better help is not good,but poor integra is getting money for sponsoring
Video idea: Jet powered tomato launcher? Love your work
The way the gas nozzle is angled is giving at maximum torque yes but once you get up to speed you should tilt it and aim it at 90° into the turbine to get more RPM
After you figure out how to install a pressure relief valve, mount the nozzle near your turbine and get a longer hose with a trigger that you can hold in your hand. Then you can put the tank in a backpack and ride your superpowered skateboard like normal.
Welcome to the Onepiece fandom! If you are on episode 234 you have a lot to look forward to!
That home made tank is by far the most dangerous thing I’ve seen you do on this channel - and you’ve done some sketchy stuff. Never mess with gaseous pressure vessels if you don’t know what you are doing, they are incredibly dangerous!
You should make a rocket powered drag go kart!
That's Awsome!
I wonder if it could move a gokart...
You could build a powerful electromagnetic railgun to launch sugar rockets (the rocket is catapulted using electromagnets, then ignites in midair).
Strong lasers to ionize the air to guide the arcs of electricity
@@emoubin5601 Then use magnetic fields to squeeze charged deuterium gas down that path of ionized air so tightly that is achieves fusion, putting out megatons per second of death beam.