Integza and JLC3DP Collaborate: 3D Printing Rocket Using Water as Fuel

Integza is a YouTuber known for making videos about science experiments, engineering projects, and DIY inventions. His channel focuses on creative engineering, physics, and mechanics, especially those involving rockets, engines, and fancy mechanical devices. Integza's videos are humorous and creative, and often show complex science and engineering concepts in a lighthearted and fun way, attracting a large number of technology enthusiasts and DIY enthusiasts.

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This video shows how to use water as fuel and split it into hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis. Hydrogen is an efficient fuel with a much higher energy density than gasoline. The video also shows how to design and build a rocket engine, use 3D printing technology to make parts, and modify the electrolysis device to increase gas production.

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JLC3DP provided Integza with a metal-printed rocket engine with a nozzle diameter of 8 mm (0.32 inches), a combustion chamber length of 80 mm (3.14 inches), and a diameter of 32.4 mm (1.3 inches). The size of the parts Integza received was very accurate, and the subsequent ignition test was successfully completed. JLC3DP's metal printing provides very cost-effective prices while ensuring quality, welcome to place an order to experience.

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At the end of the video, Integza said that the control system for the arc igniter and generator is under development. Although it is currently facing challenges in current handling capacity, the project still shows great potential and hope by upgrading the battery. During this project, the high-quality metal printed parts provided by JLC3DP played an important role in helping Integza successfully complete the ignition test. Whether you are a DIY enthusiast or a professional engineer, JLC3DP can provide you with high-quality and affordable 3D printing services to make your creativity a reality.