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Ian Thompson
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2011
Various physics demos and experiments for my students (and anyone else who cares to watch)
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 7 Dimensioned Drawing
This is Part 7 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion.
This part shows how to create a dimensioned drawing from your assembly.
This part shows how to create a dimensioned drawing from your assembly.
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CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 6 Assembly
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This is Part 6 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to combine the parts you've designed into an assembly.
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 5 3D printable wheel
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This is Part 5 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to design your own wheel for 3D printing
Even Simpler Wedge Tutorial
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I simplified the Wedge tutorial I made earlier, so you can use my bracket design and screw it it rather than have to design the bracket yourself. Here is a link to the file for the motor bracket so you can import it: drive.google.com/file/d/1e_UY_BPhxXJT0MpV79L7ga1MoPjLXrYF/view?usp=sharing (Thanks to João Victor Andrade who provided the original N20 gearmotor model on grabCAD: grabcad.com/libr...
3D printing your hand drawn sketch
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How to turn your hand-drawn doodle into a vector image with a transparent background AND how to make it into a 3D printed keytag.
Build an Antweight Wedge Combat Robot in Fusion
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grabcad.com/library/dc-micro-metal-gearmotor-1
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 4 Front Wheel
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This is Part 4 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to model the 'standard' front wheel
Fusion Keytag - Beginner tutorial for using Fusion for 3D printing
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A tutorial for my class, showing how to use Fusion to design a keytag for 3D printing. Appropriate for someone just getting started in Fusion.
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 3 Printing Templates
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This is Part 3 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to print a template to cut out your dragster body
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 2 Shaping the Dragster Body
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This is Part 2 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to shape the blank to become the dragster body.
CO2 Dragster in Fusion - Part 1 Balsa Blank
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This is Part 1 in a series showing how to design your CO2 Dragster in Fusion. This part shows how to model the balsa blank.
Automated tech drawings from your Fusion design
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Fusion is AWESOME at Tech Drawing!!!! Note: I glossed over 'materials' very quickly. But it was enough for our purposes
Rubber Band Artillery Canon
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For my Wednsday Robotics Project Group. Here's a little 3D printing project that I think you'll enjoy! It uses Fusion, rather than Inventor. I'll show you how to install fusion in class (for free if you're registered with Autodesk as a student). Here's a link to the drawing which has the key dimensions: a360.co/3V09i1R
Building a Gearbox in Fusion
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Here is the tutorial I promised you in class. Links to grabcad model files mentioned in the video: - grabcad.com/library/hobby-motor-3v-1 - grabcad.com/library/0-5m-crown-gear-1 Two things I forgot to mention in the video: 1. You can easily change the number of teeth of the compound gear - ask me how! 2. I forgot to make a joint between the motor and the chassis. Use a slider joint. Ask me how ...
Part 7 Dimensioned Drawing - CO2 Dragster
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For my CO2 Dragster class. This is part 7 in a series of videos. This video shows how to create a dimensioned drawing of your dragster.
Beginner Inventor Tutorial - Key Tag for 3D Printing
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Beginner Inventor Tutorial - Key Tag for 3D Printing
Part 6 Assembly - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 6 Assembly - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Part 5 Top Template - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 5 Top Template - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Part 4 Side Template - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 4 Side Template - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Addendum: Deleting and Replacing a Beam
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Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Addendum: Deleting and Replacing a Beam
Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 4 Tech Drawing
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Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 4 Tech Drawing
Part 3 Wheels - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 3 Wheels - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Part 2 Shaping the Blank - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 2 Shaping the Blank - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Part 1 The Blank - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
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Part 1 The Blank - CO2 Dragster in Inventor
Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 3 Frame Analysis
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Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 3 Frame Analysis
Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 2 Assembly with I-Beams
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Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 2 Assembly with I-Beams
Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 1 Wireframe
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Modelling your Truss Bridge in Inventor - Part 1 Wireframe
Determining the validity (accuracy) and reliability (precision) of your experimental data.
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Determining the validity (accuracy) and reliability (precision) of your experimental data.
I just want to say a huge thanks for this video series, really helped with my crane project!
I'm so pleased it was helpful! Your comment made my day :-)
Thank you for the table layout it made things so much easier
shame it doesnt go through every bar :(
Thanks to your nice career you I❤you
Great work. Fantastic!
Excellent lesson, thanks Mr Thompson! :)
TYSM bro it helps a lot for my physics IA ur ma goat
That's great. It's a pity that your device cannot be ordered to Germany.
Ralph is an idiot
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I need this training. Thank you.
THANK YOUU, its the school holidays and my drafts due 1st week back and I had no clue whether it was absolute error, percentage uncertainty, percentage error or absolute uncertainty that was meant to be the error bars great explanation for why we normally exclude the vertical error bars too!!
Good beginner video ty
Glad it was helpful!
Hi can you post a video regarding crown gear model making
Thanks for the videos, very informative
God math has never been my strong suit. Ok, the rocker in space is actually relevant to the topic I'm interested in. I'll explain the issue. I play Star citizen a space sim game. They've implemented a G force mechanism that causes you to black out. I argue this is unrealistic. Most ship speeds in the game are in meters like 1000 meters. I'm unaware of whether it's meters per second, meters per second squared, or just meters and hour. (I suspect it's meters per second.) Seeing as most people black out at 4-5Gs, I figured at 50 m/s squared you're blacking out. However, at 1000 m/s squared, you'd be liquefied. However, this is meters per second squared. Could you give examples for other units of measuring speed like mph and meters per second?
Hi @kazzdevlin5339. Its not the speed (m/s) that determines the g-force you feel, its the acceleration (m/s/s or metres per second squared). This is, how quickly your speed is changing. If you went from 0m/s (speed) to 100 m/s (also a speed) in, say, 3 seconds, that means your speed is changing at 33.3 metres per second every second. In other words, your acceleration is 33.3 metres per second per second. So that woule be a bit over 3 "g"s of accleration. (33.3/9.8). If you went from 0m/s to 100m/s in 2 seconds, your acceleration would be 50 m/s/s (ie: speed changes 50m/s every second). That would be approx 5 g of acceleration. (50/9.8=5.10 g to be more accurate. Does that help?
@ianthompson4882 So if i state 1 M/S^2 would achieve the speed of 5 meters a second in 5 seconds or 10 meters in 10 seconds or I'm I way off? The time factor is critical, @ 100 m/s in 2 seconds, feels like 5g, but at 8 seconds, it may only feel like 1.3g? So, in the game, these ships are going 1000 m/s. Let's say it takes 15 seconds to get to that speed that's close to 7 Gs whereas two seconds, nets you 51Gs and a really big mess? To further complicate this, let's say we're in space no air, no friction. Nothing to slow us. If I were to fire the thrusters only on the left side of the ship, inducing us to spin right, does this exacerbate the G-force effect? Our initial heading still remains the same, but we're effectively facing in a new direction.
@@kazzdevlin5339 You're on the right track with your 'translational' (straight line) motion examples. ...and you said Maths wasn't your strong suit! ;-) Spinning complicates matters. When you spin, centripetal acceleration is involved. Turning is a form of acceleration, because your velocity is changing (even though its the direction of your velocity, not the 'speed' of your velocity that changes. But ts still a change in velocity, and still involves acceleration) I'm sure you can imagine when you're on one of those amusement rides that spins really fast and you feel pushed outward. That outward 'push' you feel is not actually a force, it's your inertia trying to resist the centripetal (rotational) acceleration. Your centripetal acceleration depends on how your tangential (rotational) speed AND your distance from the centre of rotation. the formula is a=mv^2/r So if you're accelerating in a straight line AND spinning, you need to vector-add the translational (straight line) acceleration to the centripetal (rotational) acceleration. The divide your total acceleration by 9.8 to get the 'g's you'd experience. Does that make sense?
@ianthompson4882 Moral of the story: If you went from 0 to 1000 m/s doing 7Gs, turning is very bad. Wanna thank you for all the help much appreciated
Good work Mr Thompson
Thank you kindly
Any changes recently? It does not show the "align" when I right-click!
Each line needs to have only equation on it. If there are any other characters on that line (even a space or a tab) on the line, it stuffs up the alignment feature.
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Flies beautifully!
Thanks a lot! At 3:57 you can see the context menu. It shows "Align at =", and thats a short cut for doing it in one click after you have marked all the lines in the equation :)
life saver
Mfcker sounds like a cowboy. Are you from Texas?
wow
Thanks sir!
Thank you so much! Note for others, this also applies in Excel. I had to redo the Shift + Enter thing a few times before I got it to work though.
Thanks for the great video series Ian. Is Inventor free to download?
Students and teachers can register for a free license. www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software/overview?sorting=featured&filters=individual If you're NOT a student or teacher, then its actually REALLY expensive. Like, thousands of dollars each year. But it's very, very powerful and heavily used in industry. I use Inventor for all my educational stuff (using my Teacher license) and FreeCAD for anything commercial I do.
btw. hope you're well mate!
Nice flyer!
Never told me he was an internet microcelebrity...
Hi Ian, these look great. I have just sent an email to my Science HOD requesting six of these. Hopefully you will hear from him soon. Did I tell you I have inherited a year 12 Physics class this year? Hope you and your family are all well.
Thanks Phil, much appreciated. I hope you find them really useful. We're all well, hope you are too! Enjoy teaching Physics!
What I need is to detect the magnetic field produced by a hidden camera.
Hi Richard, Unfortunately this is probably not the sensor you're after. It's designed for high school Physics experiments, not for industrial applications. But thanks for watching!
Thanks for this video Ian. Very informative and easy to understand.
Thank Rohan - hope you're well mate!
Excellent and valued resource, Ian. Thank you for making these videos.
Thanks! I'm very pleased they are useful.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Ty mate
Absolute champion! Lucky kids!
You're a legend of a teacher. What a great little rig.
Reminds me a bit of the ping pong launcher. After watching this, I guess I’ve got to make version 3 soon
It's a lot like the ping pong ball launcher! Hope you're well :-)
In America we simply call this bullet drop
I'm a bit jealous you didn't do this with your Year 11s in 2017
Hey Kieran, good to hear from you. I hope you're well!
Btw... your bike powered ipad charger was pretty cool!
Great video, I really enjoyed watching this, thank you for your efforts 😊
How do you add the individual error bars? :)
delete the graph and try do it again, and if that doesn't work keep deleting and trying
thanks mate! physics assignment due tomorrow and I had no clue how to do this until after this video
same bro
thank i needed this much help thank facts
lol
Love Ya Mr Thompson!
Absolute legend bro ur helping me more than my actual physics teacher senior year at KGSC
Bro what teacher you had?
cuz you should already be able to do it. evidently i don’t know either cuz i’m here but i’m aware of my mistakes
hell yeah man nice
thank you nice video it helped me