I used to be a chef for years, so I had really good knife skills. When I started as a bartender they asked me to peel an orange for them for a garnish. I peeled the entire orange from top to bottom in one piece. The looked at me like I was a wizard. Any ways I cut it into 3 pieces and people had this awesome spiral shaped orange peel in their drink that made it look really nice
One of his early videos is him saying his passion is balls and he's going all in on balls because balls are just so great. Good on him, he's doing well.
@@derfvcderfvc7317yep, not as complicated but I've been making two layered Sherpa blankets for a few years now, took me about four days to pin together and sew the first, after that it only takes me a day and a half at most to make one. Been trying to add a hidden pocket to some but no attempts have been successful yet, estimate that'd add a day to the first success and only a few hours for any more.
@@alecburris4225 I agree, the same applies to my crafts, maybe not that's drastically with the times, but it definitely takes at least half the time once u know how u have to do something. At the time I'm mostly focused on jewelry making (without soldering or other fancy tools), I usually start measuring the time a piece takes (for price calculation) at the second or third version.
My math teacher back in the late 90s actually made these as part of our math club. They were about the size of a tennis ball, but he gave each of us one for a job well done at a regional tournament! He used leather to make them, as he made cowboy boots and hats as a hobby! I have it sitting around somewhere in my storage bins.
I also have to say, if he saw this video he'd be stoked to know someone was this creative. He would be so happy to see you make something this huge! I guess he also loved how boxes could be designed. He loved Hallmark and Starbucks for so many of their uniquely creative but efficient designs.
I'm blown away, every single time your videos pass by on my feed! I find myself watching them dozens of times before moving on! I've always love leather work, whether it be shoes, clothes, or balls. I'm in awe of your ingenuity and the things you manage to pull off! Keep it up!!
@@SuperMarijus you have been mistaken by the pigskin slang for american footballs, Original pigskins, are inflated pig bladders. ONE panel. and spherical.
I've never had an affinity for maths so this is gonna sound really stupid, but I find the existence of these weird shapes and the concept of new shapes to be very interesting. I have no idea what you do with a Gömböc but I appreciate that it exists and has such an unusual property
@@msnicotianaAs a mathematician, i just wanna say it doesn't sound stupid. There's nothing wrong with lacking interest in a thing, and the fact that you can still appreciate at least some of the stuff we do makes me very very happy 😊 have a good day, stranger. Also, since you asked what the gömböc is useful for: turtles actually evolved to mimic it in their shells! It makes them much more able to flip over if stuck on their back.
@@shazamnegroid7379 ? What do you think "the globe" usually refers to? Cause most people mean the one you see on fancy peoples' desks, the one of the planet we live on. Technically, sure, it's just a shape, but they called it "the globe" not "a globe" so I'm pretty sure they meant the Earth.
@@DieuDeMort This fancy thing on peoples desks is not a 1:1 model of earth and when people talk about mapping the planet with minimal distortion they mean to turn the map from a sphere to a flat surface. Not to make an accurate 2d visual of the planet with zero distortion.
Really cool! I recently saw a video that demonstrated how the human heart is formed... Much like folding the shape into a sphere, the heart, and all of its internal structures are formed by folding, and wrapping up a single layered shape. Very cool!
Yes, there's so much to do at Sphericon 2024- see spheres from around the globe, watch the paradius, eat some pi.... So much fun you'll want to circle back!
Technically, if you start with a ball, you can draw pretty much any single piece outline on it and you would have a single panel ball. No matter how crazy the shape.
Yes, but the novelty of the one-panel ball is in the construction, not the concept of it. It’s not possible to start with a finished ball and then cut it
Taking that into account, what Jon could do is figure out what configuration of lines would optimize the material usage of the ball and then actually have a commercially viable ball design that would be his property.
@HieronymousLex if you take a ball, and cut it open untill it lays flat in any method you wish, then trace that and take 1 piece cut into the shape thats left it does the same thing and is pretty cool. its kinda the same thing this guy fid with the orange ball, where he peeled pieces of an orange peel and traced them out, its just that but in one piece
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64. I could see being alright and probably a bit tricky when doing the 64 panels. 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, and 8192 are really hard, if not impossible, for a ball to be hand stitched together while still looking like a spherical object. If he were to double his panels each day, he could get a week of decent content before the difficulty of stitching panels together might be too much for a human to make.
Bro I found this channel during lockdown when you were obviously doing what most of us were doing (Find things we enjoy) and 4 years later your still going strong. Not subbed but I will because I respect the effort and love you've found in doing these things.
One idea if you wanted to do it on your printer is you stop your cut end so it does not cut the end, then slide the leather panel and load the next model to cut, then rinse and repeat. this is basically how 3D printers with a moving tread (conveyer belt) base prints long prints. Hope that helps. Great Vids Love from Canada (East)
Right? I was thinking basically the same thing. Most laser cutters have a pass-through that allows you to use materials longer than your workspace. Using the pass-through to cut this piece would be difficult to get as perfect as the water jet did, but not impossible
I’m pretty sure what he meant by impractical was that it was not only tedious but also difficult to manufacture in-house. So much so that he required outside help. And needing to find someone else with the proper equipment to do so certainly wasn’t free. And outsourcing on a small scale isn’t cheap. Paying someone to provide their services greatly effects the bottom line and profit margins. He’d have to either buy the expensive machines or continue to pay someone else to do it. Either option means less money made for each ball produced or him charging more for each ball which means less money in your pocket and also less people purchasing it due to its higher cost and goes back to less money for him at the end of the day yah know lol
@@5tale_5kittle5 It looks like he tried to have the material itself cut on the big waterjet, which turned out poorly. Then he had a metal pattern made, which he can reuse as many times as he wants....a one time cost.
A true artist always is and will always will be a Perfectionist at heart! 💜 We can’t help it. We have no ability to settle. And everything MUST FLOW LIKE WATER 💯%!
hello! i just wanted to say i stumbled upon your shorts a couple of months ago and i just have to say, the way you direct your videos has made your crafting so interesting to look at! the process were you figure out the constructions on paper, the sewing and the final result are really well documented. keep up the good work! :)
I work with both an Industrial Waterjet (a 2015 Flow Mach 1000) and an Industrial Laser Cutter (a 2002 Trumpf TRUmatic L2530). They're equally as accurate, but waterjets severely struggle with super soft materials, such as leather. They make up for this by being able to cut things that lasers can't, such as composites, ceramics, quartzite and granite, and have a much easier time cutting glass. However, the laser is much better for quickly changing your cutting beam diameter, and can process thin materials stupidly quick.
M.C. Escher makes cool tessellations that might look even cooler on a three dimensional ball. He was a Dutch graphic artist, I remember seeing his work in a textbook from my middle school art class. I Was fascinated by his works involving birds, lizards, and fish.
I think many have seen his sketches of dimension twisting staircases. Whether or not people know of him or that he's "White and Nerdy" Weird Al's favorite MC is another thing.
exactly. escher's work and this man would go so well together. i am dutch and ive been to museums about escher (im an art history student) and i love his work. i used to have a book containing papers that you could fold into shapes designed by escher.
I've been fascinated with a "1-panel" shape that creates a sphere when, as a kid, I successfully peeled a tangerine, keeping the peel in one piece. However, my "1-panel" shape is a bit different in that it had two "roundish shapes" at the poles. Love your content. Awesome stuff!
Ball tilling suggestion: The regular black and white tilling of a soccer ball is the "alternated truncation" of a rhombic triacontahedron, however if you go for the "full truncation" instead, you get a shape called the "fully truncated rhombic triacontahedron", a shape I think is very pretty and would make for a great tilling! An image of the shape can be found on the wikipedia page of the rhombic triacontahedron under "related polyhedra".
Here to say this… I was hoping I wasn’t the first one. Yeah, I wonder why he bypassed the Orange Spiral. Turned out with a neat shape, but seems the difficult way to go about it.
It can't be an official match ball because it has two poles and an equator. It reacts differently depending on what side faces the foot when kicked. A regular ball must have a radial simmetry, that means the minimum number of patches for a regular ball is 4 (tetrahedral simmetry).
I don't really like football as a sport. But I love craftmanship and learning from others about their speciality. I finally subbed to your channel, and I don't regret it, I regret not joining sooner!
Not really, since the final 2D surface still needed to be stretched into a sphere by inflation. It's literally impossible to turn a sphere into a truly representative 2D surface (at least given the physical laws of our universe), because there will always be a third dimension of curvature on any section of a sphere no matter how small, and that simply can't exist in 2 dimensions. Truly "flat" sections of a sphere must be infinitesimally small, meaning there is an infinite number of them; and since this is a single piece, then you'd end up with an infinitely long, infinitesimally wide map - not terribly practical 😂 In other words, even using this pattern to map the Earth onto a 2D surface would still produce loads of scale compression in some areas. It's just the nature of geometry.
@Foefii Basically, this way of constructing a sphere only works because the material can stretch. If it were entirely static and non stretching, you could not induce the curvature along multiple axis needed for it to become a sphere.
I have pretty much zero interest in football or any ball sports or their balls but I can't seem to stop watching your content. I love how passionate, experimental and methodical you are.
I cant believe you really made this game comfy xD Thank you for making it wholesome and entertaining to watch rather than the usual horror tension and jumpscare anxiety! I'm loving your content and as a new fan I will definitely watch eveyrthing that I've missed 💛💛💛
We used to practice peeling oranges that way. Peel the entire skin in one piece. I don't recall the peel matching your shape, but when you've got no other entertainment...
forgot about youtube and left this short on repeat for a bit. your voice is so pretty and almost lulled me to sleep, its so comforting and easy on the ears
0:27 The first try you did when you attached the panels together and were opening and closing the ball in your hands, my immediate first thought was how much that looks like a large version of when my dog rips up his tennis ball.😂
It's an honor andnprivalage too see such brilliant geometry out here.. IF i ever had such a brilliant teacher showcasing such brilliant applications of these technical subjects.. I wud have probably been more attracted to engineering
I have a great ball idea!!!!!!! Make one out of the bottom of the cleats!!!! It will be difficult since it's hard plastic but it would be amazing with many ways to show it off!!! I would use a shoe that has a cool colored bottom like any soccer shoes that come in those cool glossy neon green, hot pink, gloss red, it good black plastic resin. I suggest you use the screwable kind of cleats too, giving you those options I spoken about, you have the option to remove them and use the ball without hurting your feet and obviously so it doesn't stop the ball from rolling while the cleats are on, but also to have the option to screw them back in when it's time to display your ball and show it off. You can also display it with different color cleats I mean you can even use any color or mix of colors you buy online so long as the clients buy the right size to fit in the thread size. There are literally tons of different colors sizes materials of screwable cleat tips to choose from the sky's the limit. It would look so cool kicking it around with a bunch of the metal screw-in holes or threading showing when you don't have the cleats screwed in, people will ask about them. I think it would look best with ONE screw in cleat centered on EACH hexagon or whatever shape, size or pattern the pieces that you stitch in, I can send you a drawing of it too bro. You should totally do it, it would possibly be the most customisable and likely popular ball thus far.
I have 3 ideas: A series of making like 2 then 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, until you can no more a ying yang ball (i think ou did that) a non-crcular BUT usable ball
Thank you for not settling for the 4 panels as 1. That’s some real artistic integrity.
Showing it's possible is different from following through. He could have said "good enough", but he didn't.
Yes! And mathematical integrity. 🙂
Yes! I asked for a one panel ball a while ago and wasn't sure if it would ever be made
@@NNic.and two mathematical integrals!
Cringiest comment ever. “Artistic integrity”? Are you actually serious?🤣😭🤣🤣
i love it sm because the process looks like perfectly un-peeling an orange
I used to be a chef for years, so I had really good knife skills. When I started as a bartender they asked me to peel an orange for them for a garnish. I peeled the entire orange from top to bottom in one piece. The looked at me like I was a wizard. Any ways I cut it into 3 pieces and people had this awesome spiral shaped orange peel in their drink that made it look really nice
But in reverse 😅
So fun I love doing that
You should see the ball he made that was inspired by a peeled orange….
@@stevederp9801I love fruit in my mixed drinks. No, I’m not gay!
I love that you literally just make balls
He has balls of... Leather?
edit: TY everyone, this is the most like i've ever made :)
This actually cracked me up lmao
@@HOOVYBALLS FORESKIN.
@@xd5909STOPPP
One of his early videos is him saying his passion is balls and he's going all in on balls because balls are just so great. Good on him, he's doing well.
I love these videos because you talk up the grueling journey and problems with making the ball then end the video by sayin “hey btw here’s 6 more”
Once you make 1, it does become far easier to make another
Yeah in my experience with trying new things like this it goes
1st attempt: 20 hours
2nd attempt: 5 hours
3rd +: 2 hours
@@derfvcderfvc7317yep, not as complicated but I've been making two layered Sherpa blankets for a few years now, took me about four days to pin together and sew the first, after that it only takes me a day and a half at most to make one. Been trying to add a hidden pocket to some but no attempts have been successful yet, estimate that'd add a day to the first success and only a few hours for any more.
@@alecburris4225 I agree, the same applies to my crafts, maybe not that's drastically with the times, but it definitely takes at least half the time once u know how u have to do something. At the time I'm mostly focused on jewelry making (without soldering or other fancy tools), I usually start measuring the time a piece takes (for price calculation) at the second or third version.
“You know what? Here go two more for yall”
and on the way here, you found a cool design for a 4-panel ball
Yo weird question but do u still play rl?
Wheres the rl content
Guys. Content creators aren’t their content. Give the guy time
My math teacher back in the late 90s actually made these as part of our math club. They were about the size of a tennis ball, but he gave each of us one for a job well done at a regional tournament! He used leather to make them, as he made cowboy boots and hats as a hobby! I have it sitting around somewhere in my storage bins.
I also have to say, if he saw this video he'd be stoked to know someone was this creative. He would be so happy to see you make something this huge! I guess he also loved how boxes could be designed. He loved Hallmark and Starbucks for so many of their uniquely creative but efficient designs.
So this guy in the video lied.
It is not the first one panelled ball.
@@tkralva.6668 I'd argue it was likely the first one paneled football. ⚽
It's possible for many people have the same idea, but the first one to present it widely to the public is "first"
LIE AHHHHHHHHH HE LIEDDDD
This intersection between advanced geometry and ball making feels so Da Vinci Steampunky
da steampunky!
Vincipunk
As in steampunk, cyberpunk solarpunk etc.
like da vinci era retrofuturism
@Crystal-58 Okay, that's just too cute
@@Crystal-58da vinki???
I never thought I'd care,
or ever even KNOW about a: "Single Panel Ball."
Thank You (?)
Exactly!
Same 😂. And now I do 😂😂😂
@@SPDLand😐
I'm blown away, every single time your videos pass by on my feed! I find myself watching them dozens of times before moving on! I've always love leather work, whether it be shoes, clothes, or balls. I'm in awe of your ingenuity and the things you manage to pull off! Keep it up!!
You made the first, second third AND fourth single panel balls
*last
I find this hard to belive given i have made one panel balls by unpeeling an orange in one strip
Pig skins are the original balls, and they are one panel.
@@Almighty-Zunde dont know what u mean by the original , but its not even a sphere and its 4 panels
@@SuperMarijus you have been mistaken by the pigskin slang for american footballs,
Original pigskins,
are inflated pig bladders.
ONE panel.
and spherical.
“It’s not practical…”
*Shows the fur covered ball.*
It’s cowhide
@@birchwood5889it’s not practical
Maybe impractical, but it's feasible and turns out practicable
@@KaoXoni *_turns_* out indeed 😁
@@birchwood5889 It's not vegan
i love that you really fought for that 1 panel concept! it looks fantastic
0 panel when?
Arent those everywhere around us.
ok done
balln't
NEGATIVE panel ball, when?
@@chillinc5158where
new world map shape unlocked
Underrated comment fwiw, Gta6 cubemaps should be this shape 😅😂
We have solved the mystery. The sphere can be flattened!
Would love to see it
Google "sphericon world map" it was like literally the first picture. 😆
@@Vuedantothat’s why it takes so long to fly to Australia 🤔
at first i thought this was a Gömböc, the first 3D shape to have just one stable and unstable point of equilibrium
I've never had an affinity for maths so this is gonna sound really stupid, but I find the existence of these weird shapes and the concept of new shapes to be very interesting. I have no idea what you do with a Gömböc but I appreciate that it exists and has such an unusual property
@@msnicotiana i am in the exact same boat, i only know what it is cause my grandpa got one as a bday gift from his hungarian friend 😂
me too
i tought the same shit too lmao thats a gömböc
also
a magyarok Istenére esküszünk báttya hol a bojler??? xddd
@@msnicotianaAs a mathematician, i just wanna say it doesn't sound stupid. There's nothing wrong with lacking interest in a thing, and the fact that you can still appreciate at least some of the stuff we do makes me very very happy 😊 have a good day, stranger. Also, since you asked what the gömböc is useful for: turtles actually evolved to mimic it in their shells! It makes them much more able to flip over if stuck on their back.
Babe wake up, new way of mapping the globe in 2d with minimal distortion just dropped
I don't think this is minimal distortion, just minimal panels.
not quite, the earth isn't a sphere so it would be distorted if you project it on a shape like this
@@peri_gee He said mapping the globe, not the earth. He meant that we could make 2d globes without the distortion maps have right now.
@@shazamnegroid7379 ? What do you think "the globe" usually refers to? Cause most people mean the one you see on fancy peoples' desks, the one of the planet we live on. Technically, sure, it's just a shape, but they called it "the globe" not "a globe" so I'm pretty sure they meant the Earth.
@@DieuDeMort This fancy thing on peoples desks is not a 1:1 model of earth and when people talk about mapping the planet with minimal distortion they mean to turn the map from a sphere to a flat surface. Not to make an accurate 2d visual of the planet with zero distortion.
Really cool! I recently saw a video that demonstrated how the human heart is formed... Much like folding the shape into a sphere, the heart, and all of its internal structures are formed by folding, and wrapping up a single layered shape. Very cool!
Have a ball at Sphericon. Meet a panel of your favourite spheres at Sphericon 2024, they finally got a round to it.
is sphericon real
@@hernandez4856In a roundabout way
@@hernandez4856💀💀💀
Congratulations, you have made me sharply exhale through my nose in amusement. Take my like.
Yes, there's so much to do at Sphericon 2024- see spheres from around the globe, watch the paradius, eat some pi.... So much fun you'll want to circle back!
Technically, if you start with a ball, you can draw pretty much any single piece outline on it and you would have a single panel ball. No matter how crazy the shape.
Abstract lines vs symmetrical lines. Different esthetics in the end.
Yes, but the novelty of the one-panel ball is in the construction, not the concept of it. It’s not possible to start with a finished ball and then cut it
Taking that into account, what Jon could do is figure out what configuration of lines would optimize the material usage of the ball and then actually have a commercially viable ball design that would be his property.
Yes but if you start with a ball it's not made up of a single panel.
@HieronymousLex if you take a ball, and cut it open untill it lays flat in any method you wish, then trace that and take 1 piece cut into the shape thats left it does the same thing and is pretty cool. its kinda the same thing this guy fid with the orange ball, where he peeled pieces of an orange peel and traced them out, its just that but in one piece
This is the one that made me subscribe! I love how you refused to settle for the four panel and stuck it thru to make it a legit one panel
Can you do a series doubling the panels on a ball with each iteration? This could be the 1 panel ball so it's a good starting point
I love this idea
this is cool and all, but there should be a rule that you cant just cut slices after each itteration.
Reninds me of the doubling the eggs series lol
@@wrenithilduincats that's what made me think of it lol
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64. I could see being alright and probably a bit tricky when doing the 64 panels.
128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, and 8192 are really hard, if not impossible, for a ball to be hand stitched together while still looking like a spherical object.
If he were to double his panels each day, he could get a week of decent content before the difficulty of stitching panels together might be too much for a human to make.
I love it when I find someone with a really niche obsession and very credible talent to bring to bear
Bro I found this channel during lockdown when you were obviously doing what most of us were doing (Find things we enjoy) and 4 years later your still going strong. Not subbed but I will because I respect the effort and love you've found in doing these things.
i feel like this is worthy of a 1hr documentary, not just a 1min short
One idea if you wanted to do it on your printer is you stop your cut end so it does not cut the end, then slide the leather panel and load the next model to cut, then rinse and repeat. this is basically how 3D printers with a moving tread (conveyer belt) base prints long prints. Hope that helps. Great Vids Love from Canada (East)
Right? I was thinking basically the same thing. Most laser cutters have a pass-through that allows you to use materials longer than your workspace. Using the pass-through to cut this piece would be difficult to get as perfect as the water jet did, but not impossible
Can't believe he has balls to call his channel like this.
Love the cowhide finish. I wish I could own it, but its undoubtedly on the shelf with the rest. One day, maybe!
That's one way of begging 😅
I stayed up and watched every single one of your videos last night and I love every last one of them ❤
I didn't blame you, he does make the coolest balls in the world
😂❤⚽️
I’m on my journey right now 😂😅
This guy’s chill attitude and mature feel always makes it impossible to skip his videos. Great guy.
That interesting meandering path is a nice analogy for your process of ball creation.
I've heard of reinventing the wheel, but this man's out here literally reinventing the sphere. XD Nice work! :D
He's not. I can do this bs with a orange peel.
the ball fr went _____
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I think this is my absolute favorite of your creations. Its really elegant.
Might i suggest a ribbed texture to make it so that its more practical too?
"It's not practical"
Why not?
I think it's a great piece of work and a great achievement
I’m pretty sure what he meant by impractical was that it was not only tedious but also difficult to manufacture in-house. So much so that he required outside help. And needing to find someone else with the proper equipment to do so certainly wasn’t free. And outsourcing on a small scale isn’t cheap. Paying someone to provide their services greatly effects the bottom line and profit margins. He’d have to either buy the expensive machines or continue to pay someone else to do it. Either option means less money made for each ball produced or him charging more for each ball which means less money in your pocket and also less people purchasing it due to its higher cost and goes back to less money for him at the end of the day yah know lol
@@5tale_5kittle5 It looks like he tried to have the material itself cut on the big waterjet, which turned out poorly. Then he had a metal pattern made, which he can reuse as many times as he wants....a one time cost.
youd have to find a huge piece of leather and the end piece probably blows out if you kick it but i agree its great
It wastes too much material.
@@iranmaia91no, less than all other shapes because there will be no unnecessary scraps
A true artist always is and will always will be a Perfectionist at heart! 💜 We can’t help it. We have no ability to settle. And everything MUST FLOW LIKE WATER 💯%!
hello! i just wanted to say i stumbled upon your shorts a couple of months ago and i just have to say, the way you direct your videos has made your crafting so interesting to look at! the process were you figure out the constructions on paper, the sewing and the final result are really well documented. keep up the good work! :)
Mate! Thanks for doing this. I would have never considered going large scale industrial, for the water jet cutter.
Can't wait to see the next episode.
I legit NEED one of these, purely for conversational n being a sports fan passionately
I work with both an Industrial Waterjet (a 2015 Flow Mach 1000) and an Industrial Laser Cutter (a 2002 Trumpf TRUmatic L2530). They're equally as accurate, but waterjets severely struggle with super soft materials, such as leather. They make up for this by being able to cut things that lasers can't, such as composites, ceramics, quartzite and granite, and have a much easier time cutting glass. However, the laser is much better for quickly changing your cutting beam diameter, and can process thin materials stupidly quick.
Thank you for this valuable information. Not that I'm ever gonna need it, but if I do, I'll definitely know which one I should use. 😅
You have a cool job
@@davidhill5879 Maybe, but being behind by 12 paychecks kinda balances it out.
@@djo_man wow yeah that's not great, maybe you could put your bosses car through the waterjet cutter if they don't give you your money?
@@davidhill5879absolutely
M.C. Escher makes cool tessellations that might look even cooler on a three dimensional ball. He was a Dutch graphic artist, I remember seeing his work in a textbook from my middle school art class. I Was fascinated by his works involving birds, lizards, and fish.
Lol ive only heard of this guy in a song by Team Totale Zerstörung
@@theonimz8039
You should look up Escher stairs. There awesome and weird.
he's definitely done a few of those!
I think many have seen his sketches of dimension twisting staircases. Whether or not people know of him or that he's "White and Nerdy" Weird Al's favorite MC is another thing.
exactly. escher's work and this man would go so well together. i am dutch and ive been to museums about escher (im an art history student) and i love his work. i used to have a book containing papers that you could fold into shapes designed by escher.
I've been fascinated with a "1-panel" shape that creates a sphere when, as a kid, I successfully peeled a tangerine, keeping the peel in one piece. However, my "1-panel" shape is a bit different in that it had two "roundish shapes" at the poles. Love your content. Awesome stuff!
Ball tilling suggestion:
The regular black and white tilling of a soccer ball is the "alternated truncation" of a rhombic triacontahedron, however if you go for the "full truncation" instead, you get a shape called the "fully truncated rhombic triacontahedron", a shape I think is very pretty and would make for a great tilling!
An image of the shape can be found on the wikipedia page of the rhombic triacontahedron under "related polyhedra".
Reminds me of my mom's Christmas ornaments from the 90s. Hypnotized for ages by the windy shape.
Love your voice, just wish we could hear more of it-
Just peel an orange in one piece and you got your shape right there pal
Here to say this… I was hoping I wasn’t the first one. Yeah, I wonder why he bypassed the Orange Spiral. Turned out with a neat shape, but seems the difficult way to go about it.
@@JoelKreider if you wanna be technical and gay about what he’s saying then it’s one whole orange peel one way and one whole one the other way
the one piece
THE ONE PIECE IS REALL
Such a cool ball
So instead of just taking the “first 1 panel ball,” you took the second, third, and fourth one panel balls
That shape looks like 2 S' connected together, but I think you can make a single panel ball with a single S shape that's 2 spirals connected together.
Have you ever seen an Object look Drunk when you roll it?
Goated song and channel
It looks really cool! Definitely has a very interesting vibe and stuff
this needs to be mass produced
It can't be an official match ball because it has two poles and an equator. It reacts differently depending on what side faces the foot when kicked. A regular ball must have a radial simmetry, that means the minimum number of patches for a regular ball is 4 (tetrahedral simmetry).
@@neutronalchemist3241 this boy eats his cheerios
Wow! Your creations are very impressive! Mixing imagination, with knowledge, really good job! 💯
I don't really like football as a sport. But I love craftmanship and learning from others about their speciality. I finally subbed to your channel, and I don't regret it, I regret not joining sooner!
This is soccer btw
@@Lenexa1 soccer is football.
@@n1nj4l1nk and circles are squares
@@Lenexa1 You're in for a surprise when you figure out other countries than the U.S exist.
@@ElijahBrown-gg4uu I'm aware that there are 3rd world countries
Your voice is so soothing omg
Not the first one panel ball, but still very cool.
Anyone who knows how to properly peel a mandarin is well aware of this shape.
I always try to peel my oranges in one go.
You know what that shape could be? A really inconvenient *_map of the earth_*
imagine using that panel as a map projection of earth
That's probably the coolest ball i've ever seen
So this is where Gyro gets his balls pre made…
WAIT! YOU LITERALLY MADE SPHERE INTO A 2 DIMENSIONAL SHAPE!
You could probably try to create the first correct world map!!!
Not really, since the final 2D surface still needed to be stretched into a sphere by inflation. It's literally impossible to turn a sphere into a truly representative 2D surface (at least given the physical laws of our universe), because there will always be a third dimension of curvature on any section of a sphere no matter how small, and that simply can't exist in 2 dimensions. Truly "flat" sections of a sphere must be infinitesimally small, meaning there is an infinite number of them; and since this is a single piece, then you'd end up with an infinitely long, infinitesimally wide map - not terribly practical 😂
In other words, even using this pattern to map the Earth onto a 2D surface would still produce loads of scale compression in some areas. It's just the nature of geometry.
you want to think about that again bro
@@pizzlerot2730what?😅
@Foefii Basically, this way of constructing a sphere only works because the material can stretch.
If it were entirely static and non stretching, you could not induce the curvature along multiple axis needed for it to become a sphere.
Omg! Sooooo trueeeee!
So sick! Next up the seem-less ball.
Bro just made big tennis balls
I have pretty much zero interest in football or any ball sports or their balls but I can't seem to stop watching your content. I love how passionate, experimental and methodical you are.
You mean soccer?
@@Lenexa1yes, but we’d rather not call it that
@@SPAGGETman246 Why not?
@@Lenexa1
Because why would we use Oxford slang?
@@ragnkja you mean you don't want to use the correct name for the sport?
I cant believe you really made this game comfy xD
Thank you for making it wholesome and entertaining to watch rather than the usual horror tension and jumpscare anxiety! I'm loving your content and as a new fan I will definitely watch eveyrthing that I've missed 💛💛💛
I fucking love these 3 - Anthony is one of my favorites to sit in on these videos 😁
🎉 congratulations 🎉 for being the first one to make that ball brother 🫠💯
If you had peeled an orange in one peel you would have already understood this concept! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤠🤠
Love it. Very cool. Very interesting. Thank you.
Did you know, the internal organ HEART is also one-panel? You could use this knowledge on the naming.
We used to practice peeling oranges that way. Peel the entire skin in one piece. I don't recall the peel matching your shape, but when you've got no other entertainment...
You don't have to follow any specific pattern to do that. I do it just to keep the peel in 1 piece so it's easy to clean up.
And then if you're careful you can put the peel back together again into a hollow orange.
forgot about youtube and left this short on repeat for a bit. your voice is so pretty and almost lulled me to sleep, its so comforting and easy on the ears
Fair play mate. Seen lots of your videos, this one is probably the best.
Everyone keeps talking about this and that but no ones talking about the metal ball rolling infinitely
Watching now for first time. Thank you and you have a wonderful voice 😌
I like how the flat version looks exactly like its path.
0:27 The first try you did when you attached the panels together and were opening and closing the ball in your hands, my immediate first thought was how much that looks like a large version of when my dog rips up his tennis ball.😂
you do what i do when i crochet a new patern, i'll do what i want first then simplify and fix anything as i go!
then make hundreds!
It's an honor andnprivalage too see such brilliant geometry out here..
IF i ever had such a brilliant teacher showcasing such brilliant applications of these technical subjects..
I wud have probably been more attracted to engineering
That commitment to 1 panel, no shortcuts wow. I think you are a true artist.
Am I the only one who thought he was trying to make a £1 ball? (1 Pound)
Feels like this could be components for the perpetual motion machine.
Dude you need to do a rundown of all the cool twilight episodes! Love this series!
You make my brain happy, just saying. Nice voice, nice topics, relaxing... 👍🏻
That was satisfying to watch. Also you have a wonderful voice my friend.
His voice is so relaxing, i don't know why.
Such a simple concept & yet the amount of engineering and though that went into the creation makes me want it 😂
This is awesome I was just thinking about this sort of thing from one of your other videos. I’m behind the curve. Awesome work!
I thought that first thing was going to create a map to treasure or smth XD
I never knew about the craft of making balls or even how it was done. Now, I’m fully immersed in every video of yours I see.
I somehow got onto "Ball Technology" TH-cam yesterday. Idk how but I'm kinda glad I'm here
I have a great ball idea!!!!!!! Make one out of the bottom of the cleats!!!! It will be difficult since it's hard plastic but it would be amazing with many ways to show it off!!! I would use a shoe that has a cool colored bottom like any soccer shoes that come in those cool glossy neon green, hot pink, gloss red, it good black plastic resin. I suggest you use the screwable kind of cleats too, giving you those options I spoken about, you have the option to remove them and use the ball without hurting your feet and obviously so it doesn't stop the ball from rolling while the cleats are on, but also to have the option to screw them back in when it's time to display your ball and show it off. You can also display it with different color cleats I mean you can even use any color or mix of colors you buy online so long as the clients buy the right size to fit in the thread size. There are literally tons of different colors sizes materials of screwable cleat tips to choose from the sky's the limit. It would look so cool kicking it around with a bunch of the metal screw-in holes or threading showing when you don't have the cleats screwed in, people will ask about them. I think it would look best with ONE screw in cleat centered on EACH hexagon or whatever shape, size or pattern the pieces that you stitch in, I can send you a drawing of it too bro. You should totally do it, it would possibly be the most customisable and likely popular ball thus far.
Be happy lad. Life does that sometimes, but you got 2 daughters who love you and a community behind you. All the best 👌🏻
I can say vsauce liked this video
Years of R&D fit in a 30s video. IDK what is more impressive
This is actually a beautiful practical application in topology. You should sell these to mathematicians in colleges.
Could you print a globe onto it and then unravel to have a cool map on your wall
I have 3 ideas:
A series of making like 2 then 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, until you can no more
a ying yang ball (i think ou did that)
a non-crcular BUT usable ball
Now do a two panel ball