You did real good with this - I have the Wild Gears and I am just getting started with it. Love the fact that you can make larger designs like this one. I hope you make more videos showing this.
Bravo ! One can see how much the muscles of the right hand work hard. The concentration is extreme. And the pace is slow. Because there is definitively no marge for error. It is beautiful.
I love watching this - Are you using WildGears? I have those and they are so cool to make the bigger designs such as this. Your creation is so nice !!!
Wow, that's so mesmerising and so neatly done. I'd have slipped somewhere with that! I know you mentioned that the design file is free to download from Ponoko, but all of the links in the comments take me to a 404 error page 😢
It was very nice. I just wish you would have put in your video or in your notes or somewhere the number of wheel you were using. Most people will mention their supplies. Other than that it was a pleasure.
Troppo bello, ma tu sei veramente troppo troppo forte. Grazie, Fausto (Roma, Italia) P.S. volevo fare un regalo, ad un mio nipote, sai dirmi, dove acquistare questo strumento, pieno di opzioni. Ha un nome, il tuo modello?
Ciao grazie! Non ce l'ho in un formato facile da acquistare, ma puoi cercare Wild Gears. Sono molto simili, oppure puoi comprare tuo nipote solo una normale Spirograph di Hasbro. Li stanno facendo di nuovo. (Google traduce- scusami per gli errori!)
A similar inside design can be made using Spirograph. The 150/105 ring, and gears 24, 36, 48 and 72. I haven't tried to recreate the outside pattern exactly, because I would rather have something less net-like.
The spirograph sets come with a chart on the inside of the top cover that shows how many points you get with each ring/gear combination. There's a mathematical equation to work that out for any size wheel and ring and I'd made myself a spreadsheet for my home-made set :)
@@snarlla Okay. Thank you for this information.. This question comed to my mind after only watching several youtube spirograph-drawing video's (no explaining tutorials) and not using myself the spirograph device. Okay, the ring seems to mention the number, based on a mathematical equation. Yes, that seems to my very logic. Tomorrow I go for my first spriograph drawing 🙂😊
Hi, I wanted more details about your free spirograph designs. 1) What is the largest size hypotrichoid you can create using set 3.180 and large 260 rev? 2) Do you have a manual for set 3.180, 4.shapes and large 260 rev ? 3) Are the wheels/gears compatible with regular spirograph sets? 4) Can this be used without pins or spiroputty? You are doing a great job. Thanks.
Hi Abhipsa. I don't really know what the largest dimensions are (probably about the size of an 8.5x11 paper or maybe a bit bigger), and I don't have a manual. I really just created these for personal use, never intending to sell. People are free to use the designs, but I'm not in a position where I can offer 'customer support' for them, if that makes sense. If you want that, I'd suggest going with Wild Gears. To answer questions 3 and 4- The wheels and gears are compatible with the original Spirograph sets and they are designed for use with map pins. I use cut down pieces of foam board as a backing to stick the pins into.
Oh, it's no bother. Sorry if it sounded that way! It would be a huge amount of work to create a manual, and I just don't have the time to do it unfortunately. Honestly that's probably way more work than the designing of the gears. I do have a spreadsheet somewhere that has a lot of the ring and gear combinations, and how many points they make (there is a simple formula to figure it out). It's a huge spreadsheet and I had it printed on 11x17 paper, lol. To do pictures of each combination would get totally out of hand though, because there are 1000s of combinations.
Bigger than this? I don't know. You could consider doing small ones and having them enlarged into wall art maybe. I saw a video of a guy doing spirograph with spray paint with a gigantic wheel, but it looked to be home made and the spirograph didn't turn out very nice looking :)
Maybe try the Wild Gear sets. The link to the site is on this page which gives more info about them: spirographicart.com/wild-gears-spirograph-grownups/
I don't sell these, but my designs are free for anyone to use on Ponoko. You simply have to downoad the designs and have them laser cut at Ponoko. This is my showroom there www.ponoko.com/showroom/PZ00fcjU/all
I can't remember for sure. I think it was around $12-13 per 7" sheet, then plus shipping. It was years ago I ordered these, so their prices may have changed.
I'm hesitant to sell them because Wild Gears is already selling a version. Even though I think I designed these before Wild Gears came out, just for my own personal use, I don't have any interest in getting into any sort of legal issues. My files are free to use on Ponoko though.
Leigh Whitaker I understand. Though I don't think Wild Gears are compatible with spirograph. When you think of the number of spirograph-a-likes which are made, I can't imagine you'd get into trouble for selling your pattern set, but I understand your caution.
Beautiful design...good job, Leigh! Too bad this is the only Spirograph design you draw here on TH-cam, and I see you posted it 3 1/2 years ago. Maybe you'll upload more in the days and weeks to come. Have you ever thought of yourself as an ASMRtist?
Hi... U said you used Stabilo fineliners... Do they bleed to the back of the paper? Also does the paper the or spoil when you draw with these pens again and again at the same point... something which happens when using a spirograph?
Leigh Whitaker does the paper year or spoil when you draw with these pens again and again at the same point... something which happens when using spirograph?
Hi Karla! These are a set I designed myself and had cut at Ponoko. I'm not selling my set, but the design files are free for anyone to use (if you read through the comments there is information of where to find them and how to get them cut through Ponoko). There is a set for sale called Wild Gears that you can search for, which is also on Ponoko I think.
@@snarlla Yeah, I can definitely understand why you wouldn't sell your set. I can see anyone creating their own, but since Hasbro registered the trademark (and maybe holds the patents, I don't know), I can see your not wanting Hasbro to sue you (for not licensing your set and paying them royalty fees).
It's my own design. If you look through the comments you can see where you can use my designs to have your own cut. I don't really want to sell because I don't want spirograph to sue me, lol.
@@snarlla If you licensed your designs with Hasbro, Leigh, and paid them royalties, they wouldn't sue you. But I can also see you not wanting to go through all that rigamarole, either.
Ah, I don't know where those pictures are. It was on a different computer. From Ponoko, they basically come as an acrylic sheet, about 7x7, and covered with brown paper that is stuck to the acrylic. You can peel the brown paper off. It's some sort of covering to protect the acrylic when it is laser cut as far as I know. The paper looks a little burned where the cuts are.
This is technically called a "hypotrochoid" drawing set. It is like a spirograph, but my own design. In the comments somewhere on here I have links of where you can have them made. Or, you can order a Wild Gears set, which is more user friendly. My set is just files you'd have to have laser cut at Ponoko.
Could you please tell me the name or article number of your template? I'm vainly and desperately searching for one like this, with several external rings in one
This is actually my own set that I designed and had cut at Ponoko. I think I designed these before Wild Gears came out (I had these cut in early 2012). I designed them in Inkscape, and the gear sizes are compatible with 'real' Spirograph. Thanks for watching!
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You did real good with this - I have the Wild Gears and I am just getting started with it. Love the fact that you can make larger designs like this one. I hope you make more videos showing this.
The best Spirograph video available in TH-cam till now
Wow!!! That was insanely cool to watch! (Pip)
Thanks! :)
Oh, it's Pip! Hi Pip.
Thanks....great job 😊 please let me know if you find about the doughnut gears...
Bravo ! One can see how much the muscles of the right hand work hard. The concentration is extreme. And the pace is slow. Because there is definitively no marge for error. It is beautiful.
I love watching this - Are you using WildGears? I have those and they are so cool to make the bigger designs such as this. Your creation is so nice !!!
That turn out so beautiful
Spirographs were the '60s version of an Oddly Satisfying video
I think that was also the time where quantum physics blew up. Im starting to see how string theory and vibrations work when done manually
WOW!!!! Loved watching this process. Mesmerizing!
Wow beautiful - I've never seen a spirograph work - sooooo cool! What do you do with them?
Nothing really, lol. I just enjoy doing them. Kind of like meditation.
Wow, that's so mesmerising and so neatly done. I'd have slipped somewhere with that! I know you mentioned that the design file is free to download from Ponoko, but all of the links in the comments take me to a 404 error page 😢
It was very nice. I just wish you would have put in your video or in your notes or somewhere the number of wheel you were using. Most people will mention their supplies. Other than that it was a pleasure.
Amazing
This looks like fun.--Colin
Big spirograph? More like "Beautiful and super; this is where it's at!" 👍
😃Awesome!!!
So beautiful. Great work. I had no idea until now. I can imagine that you are very proud of yourself.
Please tell me how can i buy ?
Nice!
So relaxing to watch
I love it!!!
Troppo bello, ma tu sei veramente troppo troppo forte.
Grazie, Fausto (Roma, Italia)
P.S. volevo fare un regalo, ad un mio nipote, sai dirmi, dove acquistare questo strumento, pieno di opzioni. Ha un nome, il tuo modello?
Ciao grazie! Non ce l'ho in un formato facile da acquistare, ma puoi cercare Wild Gears. Sono molto simili, oppure puoi comprare tuo nipote solo una normale Spirograph di Hasbro. Li stanno facendo di nuovo. (Google traduce- scusami per gli errori!)
@@snarlla grazie per la risposta .. veloce, Fausto
A similar inside design can be made using Spirograph. The 150/105 ring, and gears 24, 36, 48 and 72. I haven't tried to recreate the outside pattern exactly, because I would rather have something less net-like.
Thank you! Going to try
How you count to be sure you got "all" drawings per spirograph used? I just buy a set and i try to figurite out. Maybe a simply answer can help me...
The spirograph sets come with a chart on the inside of the top cover that shows how many points you get with each ring/gear combination. There's a mathematical equation to work that out for any size wheel and ring and I'd made myself a spreadsheet for my home-made set :)
@@snarlla Okay. Thank you for this information.. This question comed to my mind after only watching several youtube spirograph-drawing video's (no explaining tutorials) and not using myself the spirograph device. Okay, the ring seems to mention the number, based on a mathematical equation. Yes, that seems to my very logic. Tomorrow I go for my first spriograph drawing 🙂😊
Hi,
I wanted more details about your free spirograph designs.
1) What is the largest size hypotrichoid you can create using set 3.180 and large 260 rev?
2) Do you have a manual for set 3.180, 4.shapes and large 260 rev ?
3) Are the wheels/gears compatible with regular spirograph sets?
4) Can this be used without pins or spiroputty?
You are doing a great job.
Thanks.
Hi Abhipsa. I don't really know what the largest dimensions are (probably about the size of an 8.5x11 paper or maybe a bit bigger), and I don't have a manual. I really just created these for personal use, never intending to sell. People are free to use the designs, but I'm not in a position where I can offer 'customer support' for them, if that makes sense. If you want that, I'd suggest going with Wild Gears. To answer questions 3 and 4- The wheels and gears are compatible with the original Spirograph sets and they are designed for use with map pins. I use cut down pieces of foam board as a backing to stick the pins into.
Leigh Whitaker Thanks for all your help and sorry for bothering you.
Oh, it's no bother. Sorry if it sounded that way! It would be a huge amount of work to create a manual, and I just don't have the time to do it unfortunately. Honestly that's probably way more work than the designing of the gears. I do have a spreadsheet somewhere that has a lot of the ring and gear combinations, and how many points they make (there is a simple formula to figure it out). It's a huge spreadsheet and I had it printed on 11x17 paper, lol. To do pictures of each combination would get totally out of hand though, because there are 1000s of combinations.
Also, do you have the small doughnut shaped gears in your set as is available in wild gears for parallel drawing?
I know I had a set cut with those, but I don't know if I have it available on Ponoko. I will have to check.
Is it for sale ? or available on web store?
Wow what a spirography
Wow.
It is motivating and captivating. Can I know from where we can buy this kit ?
What are the pins that you use to keep spirograph atached ?
And when finished do the pins leave the visible holes in the paper ?
These are map pins. Or map tacks. I got them on Amazon I think. You can also find them sometimes at art stores.
Hi Leigh, Which spirograph is this that you're using? Thanks, Stefos
where to buy
Hello ; where can we buy this product? Thank's
Where can you buy a Big version of spirograph? I want to make wall art.
Bigger than this? I don't know. You could consider doing small ones and having them enlarged into wall art maybe. I saw a video of a guy doing spirograph with spray paint with a gigantic wheel, but it looked to be home made and the spirograph didn't turn out very nice looking :)
No just this size would be fine. I found out the larger format of spirograph is made by a small company called Wild Gears.
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OMG!!!! I'm obsessed! How wonderful! I only have a small spirograph! Where can I buy larger models? Ebay? Congratulations!
Maybe try the Wild Gear sets. The link to the site is on this page which gives more info about them: spirographicart.com/wild-gears-spirograph-grownups/
I don't sell these, but my designs are free for anyone to use on Ponoko. You simply have to downoad the designs and have them laser cut at Ponoko. This is my showroom there www.ponoko.com/showroom/PZ00fcjU/all
how much would getting them lazer cut cost?
I can't remember for sure. I think it was around $12-13 per 7" sheet, then plus shipping. It was years ago I ordered these, so their prices may have changed.
Leigh Whitaker excellent designs! I'm ordering on Ponoko tonight! I can't wait to add on to my spirograph collection. thanks for the free pattern! :D
Nice design variation, can you tells us what brand is this?
Hi...please tell me sequence of gears and colours you used to create this awesome design.... thanks
Sorry Abhipsa, I don't remember at all :)
Do you sell these sets? Maybe on Etsy? Please tell me if you do; if not, please consider doing so.
I'm hesitant to sell them because Wild Gears is already selling a version. Even though I think I designed these before Wild Gears came out, just for my own personal use, I don't have any interest in getting into any sort of legal issues. My files are free to use on Ponoko though.
Leigh Whitaker
I understand. Though I don't think Wild Gears are compatible with spirograph. When you think of the number of spirograph-a-likes which are made, I can't imagine you'd get into trouble for selling your pattern set, but I understand your caution.
Here is my Ponoko showroom if you want to download my files and have them laser cut: www.ponoko.com/showroom/PZ00fcjU/all
Leigh Whitaker
Thank you.
Leigh Whitaker
I've just looked at the link. Which set are you using in the Big Spirograph video?
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JeffyIsMyGod11 hi buddy!
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Beautiful design...good job, Leigh! Too bad this is the only Spirograph design you draw here on TH-cam, and I see you posted it 3 1/2 years ago. Maybe you'll upload more in the days and weeks to come. Have you ever thought of yourself as an ASMRtist?
I guess not.
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@@shaliniyugdeepsrivastava660 ?
Hi... U said you used Stabilo fineliners...
Do they bleed to the back of the paper? Also does the paper the or spoil when you draw with these pens again and again at the same point... something which happens when using a spirograph?
ABHIPSA HOTA they can bleed through a bit, depending on the paper. The tips hold up well. Mine usually start running dry before the tips spoil.
Leigh Whitaker does the paper year or spoil when you draw with these pens again and again at the same point... something which happens when using spirograph?
ABHIPSA, it really depends on the paper and the design. They are not as likely to tear the paper as ballpoints.
That is a beautiful design!
Where did you get your Spirograph set? I've looked online and all I've been able to find are kid sets..
Hi Karla! These are a set I designed myself and had cut at Ponoko. I'm not selling my set, but the design files are free for anyone to use (if you read through the comments there is information of where to find them and how to get them cut through Ponoko). There is a set for sale called Wild Gears that you can search for, which is also on Ponoko I think.
@@snarlla Yeah, I can definitely understand why you wouldn't sell your set. I can see anyone creating their own, but since Hasbro registered the trademark (and maybe holds the patents, I don't know), I can see your not wanting Hasbro to sue you (for not licensing your set and paying them royalty fees).
I can't buy this un argentina 😔
No?
Human are awesome!
I know it been sometime since you made this video you big spirograph set which one is it
It's my own design. If you look through the comments you can see where you can use my designs to have your own cut. I don't really want to sell because I don't want spirograph to sue me, lol.
I understand but I must say your is much better design I live it
@@snarlla If you licensed your designs with Hasbro, Leigh, and paid them royalties, they wouldn't sue you. But I can also see you not wanting to go through all that rigamarole, either.
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could u share a pic of the set you designed when it was delivered? just wanted to see how it looks ?
Ah, I don't know where those pictures are. It was on a different computer. From Ponoko, they basically come as an acrylic sheet, about 7x7, and covered with brown paper that is stuck to the acrylic. You can peel the brown paper off. It's some sort of covering to protect the acrylic when it is laser cut as far as I know. The paper looks a little burned where the cuts are.
Leigh Whitaker Thanks.... wonderful job...excellent
Wow.
Lovely pic !!!
That is so lovely 🙂
Great mandala!
What is the name of the instrument?
This is technically called a "hypotrochoid" drawing set. It is like a spirograph, but my own design. In the comments somewhere on here I have links of where you can have them made. Or, you can order a Wild Gears set, which is more user friendly. My set is just files you'd have to have laser cut at Ponoko.
Could you please tell me the name or article number of your template?
I'm vainly and desperately searching for one like this, with several external rings in one
see if this link takes you to my Ponoko showroom: www.ponoko.com/showroom/Spazmelda
It is so pretty, Leigh!
Thank you Mary!
this is the most mesmerizing thing ive ever seen.
👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💓
Aren't those Wild Gears rather than spirograph?
I would love to buy a set, but they're sooo expensive! Which set are you using?
This is actually my own set that I designed and had cut at Ponoko. I think I designed these before Wild Gears came out (I had these cut in early 2012). I designed them in Inkscape, and the gear sizes are compatible with 'real' Spirograph. Thanks for watching!
Impressive.
Thanks!
I would love to see more videos of you using this set. It's so therapeutic.
@@muskndusk I agree. There's an ASMR quality to this video.
Are you using Wild Gears?
No, they are my own design. Somewhere in the comments I have links where you can go to the ponoko website and have your own cut :)
This is SWEET, thanks! @@snarlla
@@snarlla So which materials are you using to make your designs?