When I first started watching Denha I was single, now I am married with two children and my older son who is 4, nearly 5 absolutely loves these. When people come round with their kids they are surprised at how their children will quietly watch these videos in total amazement.
I remember watching this video a long time ago, it got me interested in marble tracks, and I ended up getting some. Best toys I ever had, even as a teen I still play with them. Thank you so much denha for introducing me to them!
Man this takes me back, I remember back when I would boot up my grandparents old Mac and would search for these videos. I miss those times, it’s sad to think that they’ll never be the same again. Cherish your memories, people.
How very clever you are denha. My Father used to make items like these and he called them Thing-a-ma-jigs, I was so taken by them as a child and now as an adult. They are great memories of my Father who has been gone now 27 years.
Man, this is just pure nostalgia! I loved watching this video when I was younger! In fact, I would ask my mam if I could get these off Santa for Christmas. If you've watched this, you've earned my respect!
These are so cool, and I'd really like to own one, but I will not buy one, because I would feel terrible to separate your collection. It truly is amazing! I hope one day that the world can find a place to display them forever.
When i was 3 years old i would go to my ipad and immediately search marble runs and this would entertain me for hours! It still fascinates me to this day how marble runs have changed!
Man, those are just BEAUTIFUL creations. Fiendish in their complexity ... made me laugh like a child , particularly when I saw the "marbles" being catapulted. Simply amazing!
I was only 7 when I started watching content like this, im soon to turn 17 in October. God I love Revisiting my childhood once last tike before I have to leave it behind.
i used to create chronicle circuits when i was a kid, i dont know why youtube recomemded me this but right know I'm smiling. You, sir, are awesome and made my day =)
I just watched this with my 18-month-old daughter. We both just sat in total silence - transfixed - until it ended. I think that's the longest she has gone without making any noise since she was born!
I LOVED to watch this videos when I was a little kid, 6 or 7 years ago, and it still fascinates me till this day! Awesome machines! So calming and awesome! EU AMAVA Assistir esse vídeo quando eu era mais pequeno, a uns 6 anos atrás, trazia uma calma e me fascinava, ainda me fascina! Belas máquinas!
Or 10 years ago, I dont remember exactly! Might be 9 years ago, actually! What a INSANE NOSTALGIA Ou assisti a 10 anos strás, realmente não me lembro, mas parece que foi sim, a uns 9 ou 10 anos atrás! QUE NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!
Very very cool machines! I love Gravitrax - and I wish I had such machines for my marbles to get them higher! There can only one marble be transported upstairs. Your machines do hundreds and more! I like them!
Ай кудесник, ай молодца! Спасибо за идеи, как раз с ребенком хотели собирать на подобие, а тут столько сразу идей! Спасибо от меня и моих сыновей, особенно Вовы ;)
Yes, this what a genius looks like. I have deep respect for your work and your carpentry. You inspire a lot of people find a hobby in the creative crafts of engineering, architecture, design and mechanics. This is extremely beautiful and even sublime. It's a warm welcome in my heart.
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When I first started watching Denha I was single, now I am married with two children and my older son who is 4, nearly 5 absolutely loves these. When people come round with their kids they are surprised at how their children will quietly watch these videos in total amazement.
Congrats
So you are saying it is the work of a kid and you like to show the kid's work to make ur kid's happy ? Lol...
Being rude, sry. Very mesmeryzing. Creating a machine with thin steel wire and 4,35mm steel balls as a work of art/electronics.
They are only 4,35 mm? That's much smaller than I thought.
This is exactly what happened to me
I actually found this video again! This was one of the videos I loved watching as a kid
Same
Same
I remember watching this video a long time ago, it got me interested in marble tracks, and I ended up getting some.
Best toys I ever had, even as a teen I still play with them.
Thank you so much denha for introducing me to them!
I was interested in marble tracks and then found this, so it is reversed for me.
Me too
Man this takes me back, I remember back when I would boot up my grandparents old Mac and would search for these videos. I miss those times, it’s sad to think that they’ll never be the same again. Cherish your memories, people.
How very clever you are denha. My Father used to make items like these and he called them Thing-a-ma-jigs, I was so taken by them as a child and now as an adult. They are great memories of my Father who has been gone now 27 years.
Oh what a lovely story, your father sounds like he was a lovely man. :-)
Ah yes, the TH-cam’s recommended section has once again brought us all together to enjoy this nostalgic video
I'm a highschool freshmen and watching this takes me back before I went to school
It is insane how long I have been watching this video for over and over again over the course of 7 years. *Wow.*
What an inspirational commitment to craftsmanship! I especially like the “monkey-motion” and clever use of levers and gears to reset the bearings. A+
youtube decided to bring me back to this after all these years
Owen 924 same here
Same bro
Same too
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I got nostalgic lmao
Man, this is just pure nostalgia! I loved watching this video when I was younger! In fact, I would ask my mam if I could get these off Santa for Christmas. If you've watched this, you've earned my respect!
Fun fact: when I was younger, the sounds here {5:38) reminded me of a rabbit for some reason
The first time I watched their videos was in 2011-ish. I still love these videos because they are just nostalgic....
So true
I finally found this after years, I used to watch it when I was a kid, and its still as cool as I remember it👍
6:06 - My favourite mechanism, so cool!
5:03 - That wood looks so well embellished, just wow!
These are so cool, and I'd really like to own one, but I will not buy one, because I would feel terrible to separate your collection. It truly is amazing! I hope one day that the world can find a place to display them forever.
When i was 3 years old i would go to my ipad and immediately search marble runs and this would entertain me for hours! It still fascinates me to this day how marble runs have changed!
Holy shit the amount of nostalgia from watching these videos.
I wish I had one on my desk, just stare at it for hours. Love how its interchangeable.
Freaking awesome, I like the use of the wooden spoons lol
Oh this was the *shit* when i was younger. Glad to see it's still great now
Watching these marble run videos were my childhood
I would never lose a marble if I could make such elegant machines of beauty! Well done!!
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I would love to have one of these constantly running in my room.
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I Can't believe this is so nostalgic! I loved it when I was little! 👀
Man, those are just BEAUTIFUL creations. Fiendish in their complexity ... made me laugh like a child , particularly when I saw the "marbles" being catapulted. Simply amazing!
I almost cried at the sheer amount of awesome!
Thank you, good sir!
"Now, when that young fella told me what he proposed to build, I thought he'd done lost his marbles!
Guess he found them."
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you're truly blessed, denha, to build such amazing things, and we're blessed that we get to see these contraptions.
I was only 7 when I started watching content like this, im soon to turn 17 in October. God I love Revisiting my childhood once last tike before I have to leave it behind.
You should make a website and sell these
+1 Here .. no age for that "(^ . ^)"
Yes you should
Especially sell these globally
2019?
Ya video sa he bhot money lay raha hai
the Catapult on @4:54 was awesome!... I like all of them though... nice work
+Jimmy Louis isn't it astounding? so consistent!
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i used to create chronicle circuits when i was a kid, i dont know why youtube recomemded me this but right know I'm smiling. You, sir, are awesome and made my day =)
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I checked out the finished product 1st. Outstanding work,you are what they call a Wizard.
You should put these in a museum.
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idk but if i had all this i would watch it thousand times
He makes these wooden toys for a living I think
Marble machines are a physical manifestation of math. Simply beautiful!
I just watched this with my 18-month-old daughter. We both just sat in total silence - transfixed - until it ended. I think that's the longest she has gone without making any noise since she was born!
Parabéns! Você é muito bom!
Admiro tamanha engenharia!
i can watch this all over again :D
Reliving these memories when i was a kid
These videos are proving to be an inspiration, I am beginning work on a marble machine of my own!
When asked: What do you do with your time?
Answers: Mess around with my marbles, wanna see?
Bloody hell! There's some clever people out there!
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I LOVED to watch this videos when I was a little kid, 6 or 7 years ago, and it still fascinates me till this day! Awesome machines! So calming and awesome!
EU AMAVA Assistir esse vídeo quando eu era mais pequeno, a uns 6 anos atrás, trazia uma calma e me fascinava, ainda me fascina! Belas máquinas!
Or 10 years ago, I dont remember exactly! Might be 9 years ago, actually! What a INSANE NOSTALGIA
Ou assisti a 10 anos strás, realmente não me lembro, mas parece que foi sim, a uns 9 ou 10 anos atrás! QUE NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!
The engineering behind these little modular machines is just otherwordly.
Really being a wood worker I know the effort and creativity involved in it..
Really hatts off
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the slingshot was the best
Kenneth Ravanilla
Kenneth Ravanilla
You know what would be cool is a machine with like 5 or 10 slingshots at different heights / angels.
Ikr! , it's so measured.
Puo
The level of craftsmanship is admirable. Respect.
Ok I could watch and play with these for hours. Frigid awesome. Love the interchangeability
Amazing sound,,, your a very talented
I want this 😃😃
Cara, eu nunca vi nada igual! Parabéns pra você meu irmão!
Gratidão pôr compartilhar!
You are the Master! I have tried and tired and I can't come close to your level of skill and ingenuity.
This guy spent a lot of time into these gadgets and he did an awsome job:)
I like the twin ladle with the rube Goldberg machine.
Are the plans for these available? Pretty nice craftsmanship!
I like the one that yeets the marbles to the top
now my childhood can rest in peace. thank you :)
you simply rock...your art is beyond words can admire...keep up the good work
amazing works. really really amazing. even a toy. it's still amazing works...
Truly you have a gifted mind. I mean some of these machines could almost count as a simple mechanical computer of a sorts.
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My literal childhood
Yes!
denha hi
The machine names are Windmill/stairs the tilter the flick flack the scoop the motorized catapult the gear and the crane
Very very cool machines! I love Gravitrax - and I wish I had such machines for my marbles to get them higher! There can only one marble be transported upstairs. Your machines do hundreds and more! I like them!
Great ideas. I am working at a marble run myself. This movie gives me some inspiration. Especially how to transport the marbles up again.
Brilliant.... how to learn in 2019 students
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Oh the catapult is saaaaatisfying. Enormously clever.
You, sir, are an absolute genius!! Wonderful engineering projects, every single one. Bravo!! 👏👏👏👏☘️
Lol look what Wintergatan did
+Blue_ i know. i just said to look at what he did. its pretty awesome.
+Blue_ it's a fact:/
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I am interested in making something like this... (But much more simple to start) How/What would you recommend I start?
If I were one of those marbles, I would definitely think that's like a super awesome rollercoaster
I like the modular design.
This is awesome.
just wasted 15 perfectly good minutes. but it rivals "elementary"
+Cliff Barney never wasted, it's a masterclass in mechanical engineering!
+racketman2u .
do you make these? because i what one!!!!!
I think he made it
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Ай кудесник, ай молодца! Спасибо за идеи, как раз с ребенком хотели собирать на подобие, а тут столько сразу идей! Спасибо от меня и моих сыновей, особенно Вовы ;)
if i ever had a usb id put all the nostalgic videos i watched in that usb
November 2019
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Hi. Where do you get your parts, like motors and gears and drive belts? Thanks
ChinaAl gizmoszone
Thank you. You do great work.
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I could watch this all day!
Theo Jansen's signature! That is so cool
How to learn to create stuff like this?
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Wow just wow! Cud watch these awesome pieces of engineering for hours!
You + free AA batteries = luckiest man alive!
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Yes, this what a genius looks like.
I have deep respect for your work and your carpentry. You inspire a lot of people find a hobby in the creative crafts of engineering, architecture, design and mechanics.
This is extremely beautiful and even sublime. It's a warm welcome in my heart.
I love the movement of the lifting mechanism at 6:14 it's almost dancing...
+SE45CX It's like it's lifting those balls up with care and then he goes down fast so he can do the job faster.
You must have some balls to make things look this awesome
The catapult is the coolest. I'd love to see one with multiple catapults.
wow love them all, the last arm was great it looked like it was working soo hard,
I could watch this for hours! Great work.
Fascinating as always! :D
Very creative and all of them work like clockwoek! Really tiny pieces with such elaborate schemes and details, very impressive!
Mike often wondered why his life left him. As well as his dog. Cat. Horse. And goldfish. Hell, even the hamster had given up on him.
Genus!!!! Well thought out. Enjoyable to watch pro form flawlessly. Good job
Hello denha. Some time ago i saw your marble machine videos and they were amazing. You should start a business and sell marble machines to the people.
I remember watching these 6 years ago lol
I like your machines! I like the interlocking aspect you use.
the different lifts you've made are amazing!
Wow!! These were amazing!!