This document summarizes the design, analysis, and balancing of a 5 cylinder engine crankshaft. It discusses modeling the crankshaft in Solidworks and analyzing it in ANSYS using finite element analysis. Calculations are shown for designing the crankshaft and crankpin based on engine specifications. Loading and boundary conditions are applied for static structural analysis to determine stresses and deflection. Von Mises and shear stresses from the analysis match theoretical calculations. The conclusions are that finite element analysis is effective for determining permissible stresses and that the 5 cylinder design provides weight optimization and lower cost compared to a 6 cylinder configuration.