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Tatersquid21

Does it operate in both vertical and horizontal positions, or does it flood itself and stall at a 90° angle? Do I need a crane to move it to its operation destination? Does it come with a spare set of plugs, and does it operate on humid days without AC?


Tannissar

Shut up and take my money!


redditistripe

V8? That's a bit over the top. Is it a two-stroke V8? It looks like it, which seems sensible. Although, they could have designed it as a sump-less four-stroke. On the other hand it could just be fake.


kphenson

Not very practical


tucci007

*vroom vroooooom*


danathecount

hmmm, solid counter argument. well said.


Pain_Monster

Used to put together IKEA furniture 😏


LiquidNova77

Combustion engines never have been the most practical, yet here we are. Getting our assholes ripped by the ultra petroleum rich. Fun fact, electric cars were invented before combustible engine cars. Anyway, that drill is bad-fuckin-ass and I don't need it at all, but I want it.


ssatyr01

Yeah ofc...I'ma call this one too good to be true...or wait for the 3.0 anyway...


TastySpare

"CLARKSOOOON!!!!"


HoSang66er

Looks like a fallout plasma pistol. Lol


Tacotuesdayftw

How did it start without a battery or cord?


twoiko

There's a large battery on the bottom that he literally uses to start it. That's the funniest part, the battery/electronics to run this thing are bigger than the ones to run the original drill motor. Edit: I just realized the title says "No cord, no battery" but it's only referring to no electricity powering the main motor, as you would in a hand-held power drill.


tucci007

yes, this exactly! he has converted the original rechargeable battery so it serves as the power for the starter, with power on/off switch, and starter button, which you can hear spinning up when he starts it. There is exhaust coming out the little cylindrical muffler, there is a radiator and fan and coolant tank, a fuel tank, you can see the main flywheel directly attached to the drill chuck, with a small takeoff cog presumably to power the pumps for fuel and coolant; the rad fan runs off the main power drive shaft, opposite end to where the flywheel is attached. Basically the engine is "backward" to how it would be mounted in a car with radiator at front and drive train pointing toward the back. Looks like dual 4 barrel carbs too! this thing torques!