Homemade Axial Jet Engine Part10 - Compressor Seperators

These are the cone-shaped parts that go between the compressor blades and a combination of these and the stator vanes are responsible for creating compression in the engine that allows it to function. It took me more time to figure out how to hold the parts than it actually did making them but the cold section is really starting to take shape.

[@berbershop3358]

great work

[@spoileralert3754]

Excellent videos. But if you could post notes on the screen regarding what part you are working on or what you are doing, would be more informative. Thanks. 👍

[@josephshubin8465]

Did you make the lathe yourself? Looks legit

[@mikeylt999]

nah its a super old one i got from my old school got it to a running condition it just isnt particullary accurate!

[@emasPetualang230]

Nice Creative bosss sukses

[@gonzalospolidori2087]

Hello, nice to meet you. I would like to know what the plane of the jet wings is like because I am making a scale jet turbine for a sample and I would like to know its measurements.

[@gonzalospolidori2087]

I'm from Argentina.

[@Flamebrin]

You looking for the wing or engine design?

[@tomharrell1954]

When you are working parts with that much weight ahead of the chuck you should use the tail stock and a center.
Clean up your shop!
Don’t hold parts you are machining with your hands. They are not steady or true. Not to mention that you only have two, human replacement parts are hard to find, generally expensive and of low quality.

[@lindembergsvasconcelosedoa6709]

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[@randygoodspeed6460]

can any one tell mee what is the material he is using?

[@mikeylt999]

Randy goodspeed for which part in particular?

[@mikeylt999]

Randy goodspeed the conical shape peices are 6000 series aluminium can’t remember the exact grade

[@spoileralert3754]

I'd say aluminium or stainless steel, either are staples of turbine design.

[@onurpoyraz3133]

Can you give me all plan?