Turbines have awesome power in a small package. This one spins up to 60,000 rpm using the airflow of a standard vacuum cleaner, sounds like a 747 taking off, produces amazing power, and sucks up its own dust!
This is an opportunity for someone to make a successful product. I have no commercial interest, and would be delighted if anybody developed it further. A good start would be to source a batch of shafts and spacers for people to experiment with.
The spinning top is an simpler project, also there is a small hand-held turbine rotor just for fun.
| Axial_front_stator.SLDPRT |
| Axial_mid_stator.SLDPRT |
| Axial_Rotor.SLDPRT |
| Bushes_axial.SLDPRT |
| Front_housing_axial.SLDPRT |
| Rotor_Hand-held.STL |
| Shaft_dremel_end.SLDPRT |
| SpinTop_handle.STL |
| SpinTop_Housing.STL |
| SpinTop_Rotor.STL |
| Tacho_wheel_167t_x_0.8.STL |
| Turbo_Back_Housing.STL |
| Turbo_front_housing.STL |
| Turbo_mid_stator.STL |
| Turbo_Rotor.STL |
| Turbo_Shaft_Dremel_end.STL |
| Turbo_Spacer_set_steel.STL |
