[HN Gopher] A Two-Stroke Engine Made from Scratch Using Basic Ha...
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A Two-Stroke Engine Made from Scratch Using Basic Hardware Store
Parts
Author : rmason
Score : 63 points
Date : 2024-08-07 18:44 UTC (4 hours ago)
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| johnea wrote:
| If you like this, read this other article:
|
| An electric engine, bought as one part from a hardware store
| blackeyeblitzar wrote:
| Did you forget to include a link?
| all2 wrote:
| Here's the original YouTube video:
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us4e-nhESzc
| swayvil wrote:
| This guy has the right attitude.
| triyambakam wrote:
| Can anyone recommend similarly themed videos but with less snarky
| narration and jump cuts? I really like the topic but don't need
| the comedy.
|
| To provide my own example - M. Bjoernstroem's channel is awesome:
| https://www.youtube.com/@M.BJOERNSTROEM/videos
| coxeh wrote:
| This is not quite the same but i recommend
| https://m.youtube.com/@2STROKESTUFFING
| Teever wrote:
| He mentioned this one in the video:
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| https://www.youtube.com/@InheritanceMachining
|
| Here are a few more on my list:
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| https://www.youtube.com/@AppliedScience
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| https://www.youtube.com/@garywillett4146
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| https://www.youtube.com/@Clickspring
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| https://www.youtube.com/@christopherhelmke
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| https://www.youtube.com/@JesperMakes
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| https://www.youtube.com/@Photonicinduction
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| https://www.youtube.com/@Jeremy_Fielding
|
| Some of these are a little different in style and content but I
| think that they'll scratch the same kind of itch.
| wizardforhire wrote:
| Inheritance Machining is amazing!
|
| Awhile back I suggested to a friend who was dealing with a
| tragic loss to watch from the first video as an excellent
| example of what heathy grieving looks like. An absolutely
| beautiful channel.
| wizardforhire wrote:
| Handsdown my favorite for this sort of thing is Le Dan. A total
| subtle maniac...
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| https://youtube.com/@Le_Dan
| moreati wrote:
| Assuming the theme you mean is hobbyist machining, then
| https://www.youtube.com/@Blondihacks
| mdturnerphys wrote:
| https://www.youtube.com/@Jeremy_Fielding
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| https://www.youtube.com/@StuffMadeHere
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| https://www.youtube.com/@PaskMakes
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| https://www.youtube.com/@MikePatey
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| https://www.youtube.com/@jamesbruton
| winddude wrote:
| That's pretty cool, probably something I would have dreamed of as
| a kid, but no longer have the patients and time for, well done.
| dhosek wrote:
| It's exactly something I dreamed of as a kid.
| kwhitefoot wrote:
| > You also need a welder and a lathe,
|
| That's not quite what the headline promised.
| drbig wrote:
| It's a classic.
|
| I was looking some time ago (a year or 3) how to de-rust stuff
| and found out that you do go over the thing with a wire brush,
| then some acetone, and then you pick up your industrial laser
| rust remover! Magic happens at step 3 apparently.
|
| ...I did good enough on my project - phosphoric acid stuff + a
| lot of scrubbing.
|
| As someone who started doing things in `meat-space` at the tail
| end of 2020 I've learnt a lot about YouTube sponsor-fic vs
| reality.
|
| I have a YT channel which is me documenting stuff I've done.
| Anyone interested is encouraged to (easily) find it. And this
| is just to prove that my mouth is exactly where my written word
| is.
|
| Reality always wins. I take solace in that.
| colechristensen wrote:
| The actual answer to derust stuff without fancy equipment is
| a wire brush and an Evapo-Rust bath (which is mostly nontoxic
| and environmentally friendly). Alternatively something like
| rust bluing https://www.turnbullrestoration.com/restoration-
| services/rus...
| drbig wrote:
| Find me evapo-rust in EU for a not-a-business-buyer
| yes-2-litres-is-more-than-I'll-ever-need for a decent price
| and I'll buy you a decent beer or five :-D
| emchammer wrote:
| Sorry to steer this from rust, but is there a way to
| cleanly remove factory logo decals? I have a keyboard
| (instrument). It has what look like very thin white decals
| that have been heat-treated in to black painted metal at
| manufacture. I tried Goof Off. I don't know if there is
| some kind of powerful solvent that might work. I don't want
| to wire brush it off.
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