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World's smallest V12 engine.
Amazing.
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WOW!
I'm guessing it's a diesel, as I didn't see any ignition electrics.
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Very cool, thanks for the link!
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Great link thank you. Fjimp
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That was a fun link! Shared it with my brother the machinist I'm sure he is going to love it as well.

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My guess it runs on compressed air. I did not see any exhaust. Very cool!
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Wow! Close tolerances. Nice work. Thank you for sharing this link.
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cabotcat wrote:Wow! Close tolerances. Nice work. Thank you for sharing this link.
An exercise in patience for sure!!!

Compressed gas for sure!

A bit of skill as well!;)
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