TechEcho

Previous discussion on a build : <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36945206">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36945206</a><p>Another video explaining the physics behind the Tesla turbine: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfCyzIbpLN4">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfCyzIbpLN4</a>

See also Integza on YT (and a host of others, tbh). I love this tech and how approachable it is. I've also always wanted to build one of these.

I'm a little concerned about the statement on choosing the smallest size bearings as they can handle the greatest speed. is that true? I tend to use the largest bearings the space and my wallet will accommodate for wear and stability...but I tend to make things up

In the walkthrough this person mentions being 15 y.o. I look forward to seeing what they do over the following 15 years!

If you just want one, there are surprisingly effective and super cheap pumps, search around for `everbuilt drill pump kit`. local hardware store probably has one for a few dollars.

Off-topic: since when does autodesk own instructables? Seems like a weird thing for them to get into

See also Integza on YT (and a host of others, tbh). I love this tech and how approachable it is. I've also always wanted to build one of these.

In the walkthrough this person mentions being 15 y.o. I look forward to seeing what they do over the following 15 years!

If you just want one, there are surprisingly effective and super cheap pumps, search around for `everbuilt drill pump kit`. local hardware store probably has one for a few dollars.

Off-topic: since when does autodesk own instructables? Seems like a weird thing for them to get into

How to Make a Tesla Turbine

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How to Make a Tesla Turbine

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