How to build a wooden compressor for a model turbine engine

This is a brief discription on how I made the compressor for the Kurt Schreckling model turbine engine. I was recently asked to do a video about this, so here it is. Hope it’s helpful.

[@vishakhashirwalia6160]

Thankyou so much Sir for this excellent video. No one can explained complete process on RUclips
Thank you very much❤👍

[@customfabrications]

My pleasure! And thanks for watching!

[@150flyer4]

Really good explanation to a fun project.

[@phasa3388]

Отличное видео. К сожалению мне английский язык не родной, трудности перевода для меня. Но все показано наглядно, все понятно. Спасибо вам за ваш труд!!!

[@customfabrications]

Thanks!

[@ethanspaziani1070]

This is absolutely fascinating

[@customfabrications]

Thanks!

[@JRIVERA1124]

Can you please send me the link to this ,please 🙏

[@customfabrications]

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but the link to what?

[@Hellogaybowser]

I have this book in digital mode, so the question is, how do I print it and what size paper so I can make the compressor correctly, I'm afraid I print it with the wrong paper size and I can't copy the location of the turbine, please answer 🙏🙏🙏

[@customfabrications]

The pages measure 7 1/2 in by 10 5/8 in. 190mm by 270mm. Hope this helps.

[@Hellogaybowser]

@@customfabrications thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏

[@brunosantos1213]

Comecei a fabricar a minha também está semana

[@customfabrications]

Cool! Good luck with the build!

[@forloop7713]

Nowadays you could just 3d print one and wrap it in carbon fiber

[@customfabrications]

That could probably work.

[@greggv8]

@@customfabrications some time ago I saw videos of a model jet engine with a PLA 3D printed centrifugal compressor that withstood up to 40K RPM. Would definitely want to spin it post-burn until the engine's cold so heat wouldn't conduct and radiate to the PLA wheel and melt it.