I'm a PhD structural engineer with 20 years in practice and I've never seen torsion being explained so simply and beautifully in 28 years of being in engineering. Excellent video.
Many years ago...1968 was attending Cal Poly in Southern California.... Engineering 101 you might say..... We were given a problem.... The Instructor gave a passing grade......then asked me to stop by at the end of class..... She said I obtained the correct answer..... however I used to wrong equation... One might say THE WRITING WAS ON THE WALL..... SHE SUGGESTED PERHAPS A TECHNICIAN...... REALITY CAN BE A BUMMER !!!! She didn't try to explain.... For she saw the TILT in my EYES.......🙄
It would be nice if they got rid if the mid-video ads. Are they THAT hard up for revinue?! Their truss video has five of the f***ing things alone! It's bad enough having to put up with them at the beginning but total shit to have an explanation broken up by some dickhead governor campaigning for election. Before you even say it, no, I don't watch television because I hate commercials.
PLEASE continue making these types of videos. Our education system needs videos like these to visualize the problems, but unfortunately, our college system only sticks with textbooks which makes the topic harder to visualize and understand. You don’t know HOW MUCH YOUR VIDEOS ARE HELPING STUDENTS WORLDWIDE. Please continue making more on Engineering related topics
Yeah definitely, the concept of visualisation is must in educational institution....this 10 min video covers my 2 boring class lecture in such a appreciating way❤️
This is by far the best visualization i have seen so far in my engineering studies . Thanks so much, i hope you are able to make more videos like these
Dude, you're so amazing! I just found out about your channel and with my good graphic memory I now understand more about stress engineering, than I did before and I studied it in uni. I knew how to calculate it, but never fully understood it. That's no more the case, thanks to you! If you'll do impacts and thermal stress, that would be awesome as well.
These videos are seriously incredible. I'm just starting my undergraduate Engineering degree at the University of Toronto this year, and I can already see myself coming back to this channel again and again over the next number of years.
MrSidney9 with regards to hand calcs, not very much. But as I use ANSYS Mechanical every day, understanding the fundamentals is crucial in making good decisions.
You know why this channel has very beautiful content? He shows us the real pictures or applications where the torsion occur. That's the most important thing why we study torsion. Thank you very much Engr! Life Savior!
These are so professionally done and honestly deserve to be the first video people see when looking to learn about these things. Good job! Especially with the animations, a game changer.
I am a mechanical engineer from India. The way you make your videos is incredible in itself. God bless you and lots of support and love from all the mechanical guys in India. Thank you so much for such amazing content.
I'm an aerospace CNC programmer / tool designer and I've always wanted the ability to calculate the limits of my designs and programs. I like how you present the formula as I can apply it to what i'm doing. Instant sub here, I'm about to watch all your videos ! Thanks
I went thru college for Tool & Die Design in Toronto Canada and spent my next 16 years in military gas turbine blade manufacturing . This video was so well demonstrated with the diagrams and colour . Also , the moving diagrams showing formula rearrangement were outstanding . This video would be an excelent teaching tool for the young people in college courses like Tool & Die Design or making or Mechanical Design . I'd like to have had this video when I went to college . Please make more videos like this one , especially showing the moving diagrams of formula rearrangement .
i am honestly cramming my assignments because of so much tasks but this saved me so much time understanding the topic! it's heaven for visual learners like me- clear and concise! thank you so much for making this video!
a great job indeed. in a Chinese saying goes, A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.. I am a mechanical student in hk , professors suck. This video touches me.
@potato u get the wrong meaning, it simply means that some ancestor’s effort benefits you. Just like we use Gauss equations for easy understanding of the equation of continuity. This channel is pure gold
For the first time we understand the engineering concepts and basics it is better than a university teachers This channel should be rewarded as the best engineering channel This channel represents a revaluation of learning ways . keep it up we are waiting for more videos. Thank you
i'm student of Mechanical engineering i was trying to understand torsionby reading slides and books then I searched for it on youtube and literally this explanation is awsome. thank you.... please go on, you are doing great work.
Omg...This was the best explanation with proper visual representation that I saw for torsion. Excellent work. And Thank you so much for making this video.
I am a physicist, but the vivid and explicit visualization made me love these lectures. A brief and concise yet a comprehensive presentations of physics fundamentals gives me a chance to refresh my physics basics. Carry on buddies👍.
I'm just a second year civil student. The beauty and simplicity of this video made me watch it till the end. Thanks for your hard work to help us learn ❤️
May all good things find you, sir. This kind of videos has always been my dream, engineering is really explained best by visuals rather than vague explanations. Keep up the good work.
I can't express how much I love these animations! I am a visual learner (i think) and in engineering most of the contexts remain theoretical. And I always crave these kind of animations and I wish I could have the skills to make them. Thank you so much and please keep up!
Preparing for my FE exam. This shit was 5 years old for me. Great refresher! As a hobbyist video maker I can only imagine how long these animation takes you to make. Thank you!
this is what im talking about! lately i've been struggling with understanding as to how the formulas were derived from.. now that i watched this, i understand it deeper. beautiful video!
I have studied Mechanics of Materials and The Theory of Structures but this is the best video that explains so much phenomenon used in the above mentioned subjects. I really enjoyed watching this video. Thank You Very Much.
This is very impressive! Even my engineering teacher from my university recommended us watching your videos before his classes on the subject. Truly an amazing channel you guys have here!
I am not a formal engineer but this sure helped explain in simple terms what I a was looking for and in way more detail. Going to look through many more of your videos.
This video blow my mind i wish engineering colleges should teach engineering like this way how deep he covered all topics very simply evert thing u cant imagine and my all engineering i done on note book salute to this man
There is definitely a great rigorous hard work & in depth understanding of the narrator in this is hidden to present the concept in a very simplest way.....
Oh my god my teacher taught this thing for 2 month and i still cant understant but i watched this video its very simply explained and easy to understand thank you do much
Unbelievable channel this is! The quality and the simplicity for the viewers to understand is just mind blowing! I've been a less ignorant person after watching this.
Being a mechanical engineering student, I found this channel very very helpful. I would like to save your MoM and FM playlists. Please add more and more contents about MoM and FM, I always find them more conceptual and I need this. Sir please expand these playlists! Thank you. -Muhammad Nauman Noor. Pakistan
That's incredible the power to visualize with these representations these concepts, torsion explained in a piece of paper or whiteboard can be a tough staff, so thanks, too much value content! The concepts take form with that video
I just got the full essence of the concepts.Extremely understanding videos. Please increase the rate of video uploads ... atleast one per week. I am glad to have found the channel.
Great video explanation.. I have read this chapter many times but the way you explained the things has opened a new dimension for greater understanding.
I love you, this is actually saving my ass on my stress analysis exam i have tomorrow - understanding things intuitively is key and your videos are such a big help.
i actually wanted to learn torsion in motion of a particle but ended up watching this, even though it went over my head but it was soo interesting. great visuals.
It was one of the best class . 👏 It took too much effort to understand things like this in 2d way. But it became so simple and easy with 3d and your explanation.
Make more videos using visuals. This is easy to understand, i am gonna recommend this Channel to all my juniors & students. Great work. Keep posting more stuff. Thanks
Please make more videos ... I got tears rolling through my eyes , seeing how bad our education has been and how illustrative your videos are.... I live ur animation... please more videos
I'm a PhD structural engineer with 20 years in practice and I've never seen torsion being explained so simply and beautifully in 28 years of being in engineering. Excellent video.
Simply.... wished I had the math ability....
Many years ago...1968 was attending Cal Poly in Southern California.... Engineering 101 you might say.....
We were given a problem....
The Instructor gave a passing grade......then asked me to stop by at the end of class.....
She said I obtained the correct answer..... however I used to wrong equation...
One might say THE WRITING WAS ON THE WALL.....
SHE SUGGESTED PERHAPS A TECHNICIAN......
REALITY CAN BE A BUMMER !!!!
She didn't try to explain....
For she saw the TILT in my EYES.......🙄
eyo u free bro i got a test in 1 hour man,.
@@williammaxwell4172
Hey the best of luck......
Be COOL AND RELAX BEFORE THE TEST...
@@williammaxwell4172 EYO means ???
Hope this channel gains traction, we engineers need it lol
don't stress, it'll be the torque of the town!
It would be nice if they got rid if the mid-video ads. Are they THAT hard up for revinue?! Their truss video has five of the f***ing things alone! It's bad enough having to put up with them at the beginning but total shit to have an explanation broken up by some dickhead governor campaigning for election. Before you even say it, no, I don't watch television because I hate commercials.
@@angelus_solus So you want them to make these videos for free and with no ads? How do you expect them to survive? They're not running a charity
Undergrads
God bless 🌹
PLEASE continue making these types of videos. Our education system needs videos like these to visualize the problems, but unfortunately, our college system only sticks with textbooks which makes the topic harder to visualize and understand. You don’t know HOW MUCH YOUR VIDEOS ARE HELPING STUDENTS WORLDWIDE. Please continue making more on Engineering related topics
Thank you so much for the encouragement! :)
Yeah definitely, the concept of visualisation is must in educational institution....this 10 min video covers my 2 boring class lecture in such a appreciating way❤️
@@chandank5266 exactly😂
3D animation is now better than 2D textbook.
@@TheEfficientEngineer❤
This is by far the best visualization i have seen so far in my engineering studies . Thanks so much, i hope you are able to make more videos like these
Dude, you're so amazing! I just found out about your channel and with my good graphic memory I now understand more about stress engineering, than I did before and I studied it in uni. I knew how to calculate it, but never fully understood it. That's no more the case, thanks to you!
If you'll do impacts and thermal stress, that would be awesome as well.
your channel is the only reason i understand anything. online school isnt helping at all but you sure are! thank you so much
Really very good. Complexity made simpler. Good job
a picture worth a thousand words.
A video worth a thousand pictures
A video is worth fps*(duration in seconds) pictures, in this case 14736 pictures
@sheldon fords ?
These videos are seriously incredible. I'm just starting my undergraduate Engineering degree at the University of Toronto this year, and I can already see myself coming back to this channel again and again over the next number of years.
Good refresher from my statics class many years ago. As a practicing engineer in the field, I still love a good explanation.
ME/AE here. Just graduated. How often do you get to use these?
MrSidney9 with regards to hand calcs, not very much. But as I use ANSYS Mechanical every day, understanding the fundamentals is crucial in making good decisions.
@@BurnDuration Cool. Thanks.
How much do you earn?
You know why this channel has very beautiful content? He shows us the real pictures or applications where the torsion occur. That's the most important thing why we study torsion. Thank you very much Engr! Life Savior!
These are so professionally done and honestly deserve to be the first video people see when looking to learn about these things. Good job! Especially with the animations, a game changer.
I am a mechanical engineer from India. The way you make your videos is incredible in itself. God bless you and lots of support and love from all the mechanical guys in India. Thank you so much for such amazing content.
this channel literally blessed me for all my mechanical courses for mechanical engineering, KEEP UP THE FIRE VIDS
I'm an aerospace CNC programmer / tool designer and I've always wanted the ability to calculate the limits of my designs and programs. I like how you present the formula as I can apply it to what i'm doing. Instant sub here, I'm about to watch all your videos ! Thanks
How you became aerospace engineer ? Sir,I always like to work in aerospace related
I went thru college for Tool & Die Design in Toronto Canada and spent my next 16 years in military gas turbine blade manufacturing . This video was so well demonstrated with the diagrams and colour . Also , the moving diagrams showing formula rearrangement were outstanding . This video would be an excelent teaching tool for the young people in college courses like Tool & Die Design or making or Mechanical Design . I'd like to have had this video when I went to college . Please make more videos like this one , especially showing the moving diagrams of formula rearrangement .
my brother is civil engineer ,he recommended this video,this video is fabulous.
i am honestly cramming my assignments because of so much tasks but this saved me so much time understanding the topic! it's heaven for visual learners like me- clear and concise! thank you so much for making this video!
I am a mechanical design engineer in a university ,i am definitely recommending your channel to my students.
Man, this is the most important channel for engineering students of mechanical or related stream, since it provides quality learning, thanks 👍
a great job indeed. in a Chinese saying goes, A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.. I am a mechanical student in hk , professors suck. This video touches me.
I'm a Japanese engineering student also studying Chinese.
Would you mind texting me the original Chinese sentence?
@@我爱绿茶婊 前人種樹，後人乘涼
@@chriswong1070 thanks so much!
@potato u get the wrong meaning, it simply means that some ancestor’s effort benefits you. Just like we use Gauss equations for easy understanding of the equation of continuity. This channel is pure gold
Absolutely!
Better than 4 hours of lectures. Keep up the impeccable work.
This is the best engineering channel on TH-cam producing high-quality informative content.
For the first time we understand the engineering concepts and basics
it is better than a university teachers
This channel should be rewarded as the best engineering channel
This channel represents a revaluation of learning ways . keep it up
we are waiting for more videos.
Thank you
i'm student of Mechanical engineering i was trying to understand torsionby reading slides and books then I searched for it on youtube and literally this explanation is awsome. thank you.... please go on, you are doing great work.
Y'all are unbelievably helpful. Thank you so much
Omg...This was the best explanation with proper visual representation that I saw for torsion. Excellent work.
And Thank you so much for making this video.
I'm a student of civil engineering and i love your videos, so simple yet full of great content, thank you!!!
I am a physicist, but the vivid and explicit visualization made me love these lectures. A brief and concise yet a comprehensive presentations of physics fundamentals gives me a chance to refresh my physics basics. Carry on buddies👍.
Woah, I had this course in my college last semester and this is pure gold!!
Great job can’t wait to learn more.
This channel is the best engineering resource I've encountered on TH-cam. I can't thank you all enough for how much you've helped me in my courses.
explaining things this well and simplifying hard concepts like this is an art
I'm just a second year civil student. The beauty and simplicity of this video made me watch it till the end. Thanks for your hard work to help us learn ❤️
I love the way you explain things in such a simple visual way. I would've been beautiful to have this when I was studying my engineering degree
Best video on Torsion on youtube so far couldn't resist i had to pause the video and make this comment highly appreciated man
The channel is pure GOLD!
Great video, used to explain this in two lectures of 50 minutes each. Now 10 minutes is enough to review.
Thanks
I am a visual learner and your videos make everything so much more clear. I spent three hours reading my textbook to get the same amount of material!
I have never seen Torsion explanation so smooth like that; you have my respect
SUPER ERKLÄRT! DAS IST VIELMEHR HILFSREICH ALS DIE VORLESUNG. VIELEN DANK !!!
May all good things find you, sir. This kind of videos has always been my dream, engineering is really explained best by visuals rather than vague explanations. Keep up the good work.
Just graduated as a Mechanical Engineer, I'll be relying on your videos and some books to keep everything fresh, good work! 👍
Awesome, and congratulations!
Learned more in the first 2 minutes in this video, than 30 whole lecture minutes about the same subject. Thank you
This is by far the best channel I have come across for Engineering Concepts!
Great Job!!
Looking forward to more videos :)
This is by far the best engineering channel i've come across in my career. thank you so much!
Hands down the best channel for engineers.
This channel deserves more than 1m subscribers on behalf of clearing no of doubts in som
I can't express how much I love these animations! I am a visual learner (i think) and in engineering most of the contexts remain theoretical. And I always crave these kind of animations and I wish I could have the skills to make them. Thank you so much and please keep up!
The book was saying a lot of things and this made it make so much sense. I love this
Your videos are so good! This is so much better than watching a 2-hour long boring lecture. Thank you, I hope you make more videos in the future. :D
A very underrated TH-cam channel! Very good content
Preparing for my FE exam. This shit was 5 years old for me. Great refresher! As a hobbyist video maker I can only imagine how long these animation takes you to make. Thank you!
hours of listening lectures just being saved by a 10 minutes video. Thank you!
perhaps this is the best watched video on internet .... Brillant sir
Best channel for visualising what i learnt in engineering.
the best video about torsion on the whole internet!!!
One of the best explanations I've ever heard that my college instructor failed to explain well. Thank you!!
Good video mate! Nice seeing a small channel producing such great content ;-) Ah and btw, thanks for following on Twitter :)
Thanks Jousef! Enjoying your content as well so far! Will be keeping an eye on your channel :)
@@TheEfficientEngineer Thanks buddy! Always open for a collab if you like - the offer is active :)
The best explanation and animation I have ever seen on the topic. Contains all the basic any mech engineer NEEDS to keep in mind.
this is what im talking about! lately i've been struggling with understanding as to how the formulas were derived from.. now that i watched this, i understand it deeper. beautiful video!
Excellant Video better than reading 2 books on Torsion Your Videos are the best detailed and the simplest to understand
Finally, this subject was much more accessible and easier to understand. Thanks.
This is the beauty of technology today. You guys are simply fabulous. Keep on going. Simply awesome.
I have studied Mechanics of Materials and The Theory of Structures but this is the best video that explains so much phenomenon used in the above mentioned subjects. I really enjoyed watching this video. Thank You Very Much.
Keep doing this. As mechanical engineering i never so much clarity on certain topic. But your work make it clear.
Best visualization ever for this particular topic and thank you so much for making this video. You just reduce our stress. You are amazing
This is very impressive! Even my engineering teacher from my university recommended us watching your videos before his classes on the subject. Truly an amazing channel you guys have here!
Why i have not found this channel soon? . Best upto date and easy explanation. I will be recommending this channel to all my engineerning friends.
These are great videos for someone like me who is visual and relies heavily on real-life examples to better understand the relationship.
I am not a formal engineer but this sure helped explain in simple terms what I a was looking for and in way more detail. Going to look through many more of your videos.
This video blow my mind i wish engineering colleges should teach engineering like this way how deep he covered all topics very simply evert thing u cant imagine and my all engineering i done on note book salute to this man
Just unimaginable how you simplified complicated things
I don't have enough words to thank you for these videos. They are just amazing.
Currently using this video to study for my mid term in mechanics of materials. Thanks!
There is definitely a great rigorous hard work & in depth understanding of the narrator in this is hidden to present the concept in a very simplest way.....
Oh my god my teacher taught this thing for 2 month and i still cant understant but i watched this video its very simply explained and easy to understand thank you do much
Unbelievable channel this is! The quality and the simplicity for the viewers to understand is just mind blowing! I've been a less ignorant person after watching this.
Being a mechanical engineering student, I found this channel very very helpful.
I would like to save your MoM and FM playlists.
Please add more and more contents about MoM and FM, I always find them more conceptual and I need this.
Sir please expand these playlists!
Thank you.
-Muhammad Nauman Noor. Pakistan
I watched this video before reading my lecture notes as a warmup, just to realize they linked your video in their slides...
Please make more videos like this! 🙏.....everything was explained perfectly.
It's a great effort of converting the words of "Mechanics of Materials by Beer and Johnston" to a beautiful animation.
That's incredible the power to visualize with these representations these concepts, torsion explained in a piece of paper or whiteboard can be a tough staff, so thanks, too much value content! The concepts take form with that video
Lord knows the number of student lives this channel has saved. Thank you.
I just got the full essence of the concepts.Extremely understanding videos.
Please increase the rate of video uploads ... atleast one per week.
I am glad to have found the channel.
This channel is quality. Very good for consolidation
I really enjoy watching this to refreshen my education after so many years.
Great video explanation..
I have read this chapter many times but the way you explained the things has opened a new dimension for greater understanding.
Excellent explanation I found it helpful and simple than my lecture note on torsion. Need more videos from you.
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I love you, this is actually saving my ass on my stress analysis exam i have tomorrow - understanding things intuitively is key and your videos are such a big help.
Awesome! Good luck tomorrow!
i actually wanted to learn torsion in motion of a particle but ended up watching this, even though it went over my head but it was soo interesting.
great visuals.
your videos are so underrated great work!
Please continue make such beautiful videos... Clear and deep explationtions... For all Mechanical engineering subjects... It clears the concepts...
It was one of the best class . 👏
It took too much effort to understand things like this in 2d way.
But it became so simple and easy with 3d and your explanation.
Make more videos using visuals. This is easy to understand, i am gonna recommend this Channel to all my juniors & students. Great work. Keep posting more stuff. Thanks
Brilliant. Now its is crystal clear. Thank you so much for this video. Keep up this great work.
Your channel is fantastic, please keep posting more videos!
the wonder of animation! thanks for sharing. after for 40 years I am able to enjoy the subject,
It's really Impressive. Torsion is straightforward and obviously described in this extremely remarkable video. Thank you
Please make more videos ... I got tears rolling through my eyes , seeing how bad our education has been and how illustrative your videos are.... I live ur animation... please more videos
Wow dear
brother ur animation and explanation......... deadly combination