3DPrinting
3DPrinting is a place where makers of all skill levels and walks of life can learn about and discuss 3D printing and development of 3D printed parts and devices.
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I can answer this without watching the video: it'll work for a certain amount of time before it doesn't, and then your engine explodes.
Lada engines don't have valve / piston interference. They won't explode. But yeah: the 3D-printed parts won't last even a trip to the supermarket.
Glorious soviet engineering saves the ~~day~~ half-trip to the supermarket xD
Luckily it's so empty that you won't have your car weighted down by your groceries
I see you have been traveling a lot in your long life.
Is that comment supposed to be mean ? (I genuinely don't understand, sorry)
What about filling the oil pan with plastic, blocking the pickup, and starving the engine of oil? lol
Cam gears are on the outside of the engine though. No danger of all of that.