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The replica of a Jet engine with the help of a three-dimensional printer
(9) | 31/08/2015 | Translate: An engineer from Madrid, Spain, constructed a Boeing 787 aircraft engine in miniature, who is fully functional. It is the accuracy, for a Jet engine GEnx-1B microfinance, made of plastic with a 3D printer. Diameter 100 mm, It consists of 18 blades and driven by a motor NTM 35 millimeters power 1400kv.
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This is not jet engine, fan is.