By Colin Wood May 6, 2022
Think a rotary engine just isn't complicated enough for you? Why not try building a running version in miniature?
You can sit and watch the final components of this build come together, or you can skip to 10:57 to see it run.
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so cool, it even makes tiny braps
Well... he didn't build a rotary from scratch.
What he did do, is take two production single rotor engines and make a 2 rotor engine. The eccentric shaft being the most important/ difficult creation.
Scratch building the rotors and housings would be wildly more difficult.
Where are the rotor side seals?
deaconblue said: Where are the rotor side seals?
Model engines don't use them.
Crazy, but it works.
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5/6/22 12:32 a.m.
so cool, it even makes tiny braps
5/6/22 12:54 a.m.
Well... he didn't build a rotary from scratch.
What he did do, is take two production single rotor engines and make a 2 rotor engine. The eccentric shaft being the most important/ difficult creation.
Scratch building the rotors and housings would be wildly more difficult.
5/6/22 2:31 p.m.
Where are the rotor side seals?
5/6/22 7:31 p.m.
Model engines don't use them.
Crazy, but it works.
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