It’s Thursday. A normal kitchen blender gets its power from an electric motor. Mister Patina thought that was far too ordinary, so he decided to power his blender with a gas engine instead. He started by building Toyan’s V8 engine kit, then engineered a drivetrain to transfer the engine’s power to the blender blades. The result is a fully functional 4-hp miniature V8 that spins the blades just like the real deal—and churns out smoothies with plenty of horsepower to spare. Because apparently, the only thing your morning smoothie was missing was the sound of a screaming V8.
V8 Blender
It’s Thursday. A normal kitchen blender gets its power from an electric motor. Mister Patina thought that was far too ordinary, so he decided to power his blender with a gas engine instead. He started by building Toyan’s V8 engine kit, then engineered a drivetrain to transfer the engine’s power to the blender blades. The result is a fully functional 4-hp miniature V8 that spins the blades just like the real deal—and churns out smoothies with plenty of horsepower to spare. Because apparently, the only thing your morning smoothie was missing was the sound of a screaming V8.
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