Imagine if your wife divorced you and your trying to sleep after a long day of work but your Henry ford ass neighbour is welding and making a two stroke engine in his garage at 2 am

this man is rarity... smart enough to build an engine, brave (or stupid) enough to do it out of scrap metal.

I love it how he has just dropped the whole "3d printed part"

At this point, make a car

the reverse beamng clip is gold

Welding with no gloves and a T-shirt is cheaper and easier than a damn tanning booth.

I'm professionally a toolmaker, but got petrol running through my veins (100% gearhead) and this is one of the most impressive builds i've seen for 2 decades. I'm being honest, this truly handmade engine and "well... i'll just do my best and see" approach is both amazing and refreshing. Maybe it was do to vibrations, but i saw that rpm gauge hit 10K! Simply amazing!

2:02 always sand an object on the side that is rotating towards on a lathe. (In this instance the top.) When on the bottom, where it rotates away from you, any slip up and that thing can rip your arm straight back. Being stuck between a spinning lathe and the back stop is no bueno….

With the way you’re going you’ll cure cancer with a carburetor, bad welds and a 3D printer😂

This guy teaches us that anyone can make your own engines. The only problem is that you gotta have the smarts and the correct tools. So can’t wait to see more

Seeing the thing finally just explode into life was so satisfying after all the other projects running literally off starter fluid 😭😭

This is genuinely one of the coolest things I've seen this year

I have a lot of experience with stroking but building an engine out of it? Ingenious. I never thought I could power engines with my stroking.

Now he needs to make a working V2 (4-Stroke) or a diesel engine

4:40 That "little tool" you made is called an arbor, for anyone wondering.

Good thinking for a relative beginner, you're improving rapidly and picking up all sorts of tricks! Much better looking welds these days, too.

Now build a jet engine

I love it.  This is what guys were doing 120 years ago.  No global multi billion dollar companies stamping out a hundred thousand engines a day, but guys in garages experimenting, learning things through trial and error.

"You might even say, it's almost good." This is my mood towards any creative endeavour I undertake. Not being particularly versed with construction or engineering though, I thoroughly enjoyed the approach and attitude to this, great stuff.

7:12 he really snuck in bad apple into a sponsored segment

12:26 Hearing the word "starting fluid" scared me through my spine