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YouTuber Alexander's Laboratory built a 250-cc twin-cylinder engine using 3D-printed plastic parts that ran successfully. While a single-cylinder version failed due to heat, the twin utilized beefed-up components and better heat management to keep chugging. Recent research indicates swapping metal for 3D-printed plastic cuts weight by 30% and costs by 15%.
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