Get NordVPN here: nordvpn.com/jaredowen This video was fun to make! Hopefully now you're officially a "fan" of fans. 😜 If this video helped you in some way please share in the comments! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more animations.
Just a fan request , I have been following your channel lately and the videos that you make are unique and creates an 'aaah' moment when I learn somethings from your videos . Also , Do make some videos like tutorials that teach people how to do 3D animations .
As a fan collector who has restored countless oscillating fans, I’m very impressed at the detailed accuracy of this video. I’ve seen many other videos attempting to explain the inner workings of a fan but they were all full of vagueness and incorrect information. Well done! (The model of the fan in this video appears to be an SMC 12” oscillating fan, just had to point it out since I recognized it by its looks 😄)
it would be interesting to add something related, but assuming how schools work, that includes creating models of it and stuff like that, or things that will just drain out more time for students.
It's Saturday night, 10:30pm, February 3 2024. I'm 65 years young from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. I just learned how an oscillating fan works. I LOVE IT ❤️. I have to watch more of this Channel 😍 😊
I have been taken apart discarded fans for the last 2 years. This video explained the mechanics of all the parts I came across, including the 2 ballbearings and the spring. I love the quality of your visuals. It makes it so easy to understand. Thank you!!
@@kaarukun1867Do these. Look at the hole in the knob. If there is a screw remove it, then pull the knob. Or, try to turn the knob CCW or CW. It may be threaded. Or, look for a small hole on the side of the knob. If there is one, it may have a screw. Finally, give the nub a good pull. It may pop out. Don’t use too much force. These are the only ways to secure the knob.
42 years ago I was asked this as an interview question. I said that there is a worm gear involved but didn’t know about the four links. Very well made video. Thanks
I feel like one day when we are way too advance in the future, this kind of video really does help the future us to look back and mesmerize our current technology.
I already knew how these fans work, in fact, I've rebuilt a few, but your animations are genius. And you're right about the ball bearings, PITA. Keep up the good work.
@@dullbananas9901 It is sometimes sponsored by boringness, but I usually don't get distracted by that. (that's like the weirdest way ever to say that I don't hate school lol)
I opened youtube to watch a lecture for my high school physics electromagnetic induction course and ended up down this beautiful channel, man physics is so beautiful and creative, totally in love with this channel now :>
but then you'd burn out the motor because of all the amperage flowing through, overclocking the fan to a degree that could fry every coil. motors are designed to only guzzle a certain amount of amps per second, just like they can only handle a certain amount of volts forcing it through. think of it like a heart: too much blood? the heart is unable to pump. too little blood? anaemia. heart too fast? heart attack. heart too slow? hypoxia be kind to fans. they are simple and delicate machines. their numerous blades? precious and delicate little things, that are so careful with air, only pushing it through, never forcing it. they sway and shake to express their joy at the world for letting them dance and sing better than any human could. be kind to fans edit: i took benadryl by accident
@@Azukaae probably about Aidan Matthew Galea ruining the joke because he explained it like a chad. Some beta ass male who complained because he can’t comprehend what Aidan said.
I love the simple mechanics behind the day to day life objects, your videos are really cracking that to the core. I guess if these videos can be included in engineering schools, how much fun it would be to learn things again
ANNNNNND... if the oscillating fan gets stuck while trying to oscillate, the ball bearings get pushed in like a ratchet and make that ratcheting sound and your fan doesn't break. ...was waiting for that part to come up but it didn't so I'm adding my 2 cents.
Yeah, initially when I saw the ball bearings I thought, "Oh, that's how it does [the thing you're talking about]." So I was surprised it wasn't mentioned.
Hey man I managed to fix my non oscillating fan from watching your video. My fixed pane is not 'fixing' so I fixed it back. Thank you for this video you're a lifesaver🎉
Cunard Line: Spare Every Expense You just breezed through your comment without oscillating your opinion. However, you did put some spin on it there at the end.
A very useful explanation of how the gear mechanism for the oscillating motion works behind the scene. The ball dropped out when I first removed the gearbox and the fan stopped oscillating after that.
Thanks for solving that fan mystery for me. This kinda itched for quite some time and I never had the opportunity to open the back of one. I have visited some other animation channels but they can't deliver the content the way you do. The way you explain and keep the focus on the topic is brilliant.
Yep that’s correct. The “snap” you hear in the event of an obstructed oscillator is just the ball bearings hopping over the tabs in the worm gear. It’s does no major harm to the fan although it can put unnecessary load on the motor.
@@TheSuperFanMan Actually, there is no load put on the motor by forcibly stopping the oscillating motion. It is impossible to transmit motion to a worm gear in the opposite direction, and the reduction gears would break first, long before the motor speed is retarded.
Nicholas Lau you’re right that the worm gear system’s power transmission only works one-way as you mentioned. But that one-way system still can be slowed down. If there’s excessive resistance, worm gears will slow down and the motor will take on extra load. I’ve experimented this with fans before and you can certainly slow down a fan by obstructing the oscillator.
@@ntnwwnet they were hacked once. Also, breaches occur everyday, like Canva, Facebook, etc. It's not smart to stop using a service because they were breached once.
7:40 me when I found out there was no snow day after all Great animation though, Jared! I like the simple walkthrough animations of these regular objects that are actually very cool on the inside. Have a good one!
It's funny: I came here, because I was actually looking for an explanation of how fans work. Then I saw that this is your most recent video. What lucky man am I to have discovered you at this point! You got my sub. Looking forward for new content (and to revise your old content!). :-)
you shouldn't really show public ip addresses in videos or movies ect, because many people might get the idea to try connecting to it causing a lot of network traffic. That's why movies / tv shows use invalid ip addresses like 712.542.612.124
This may be the only time I tried to look up how a thing works before I start taking it apart to solve it - and immediately got a useful, comprehensible result so can start troubleshooting. Thank you!
Impressed and amazed on how he does these animations like the time he does for the animation and research. Detailed and very well explained. Keep up the great work👍👍👍. Respect from the Phillipines🇵🇭.Also Jared I suggest you make on what's inside of the Titanic for some specials I know its hard But I know you can do it.
If you timed it you would most likely see that it is actually not constant. It’s just because the gears slow the oscillation down so much compared to the fan, the fan speed doesn’t make much difference to the oscillation speed.
chris toey if 2400 rpm at speed setting of 3 means 5 rotations per minute then 1200 rpm at speed setting 1 should mean 2 .5 rotations. But it doesn't slow that much.
Although some fans use a small motor called a synchronous motor to make it oscillate left and right just like some remote controlled electric fans and thanks to you i learn how a fan works and manage to take it apart for maintenance and cleaning
Dude, I just found your channel and I'm LOVING it! All these "How things work" with such clear explanation and animation are the things that I always look for. Subscribed to your channel right away. :D Can't believe you do all these sick animations just using Blender. I downloaded Blender about a year ago and found it quite difficult to learn. Your videos make me start learning Blender again.
My slightly off-topic here. If you still find Blender is hard to handle, my suggestion would be Grant Abbitt's channel to begin with. Here is his channel: th-cam.com/users/GrantAbbitt And here is a beginner friendly crash course: th-cam.com/video/jnj2BL4chaQ/w-d-xo.html
Worm gears have a large diff in gear ratio..i.e speed diff... Eg..while input speed is 750 rpm the output would be 30 or 50 rpm..+the diff in 3 modes of speed in terms of rpm might be noticable but due to the large step down in gears.. The oscilation speed change is not significat ... I guess....
I love how simple it is, the flat shape to support the fan, the 3 speeds and an off button next to eachother, simple body design and not that big, and an oscillating button at the back
In my memory the oscillation is always at the same speed..but wouldn't this configuration make it oscillate way to fast on the fastest fan speed ? And great Video, as always :)
It does change--it's just that the settings between low, medium, and high fan speeds aren't huge. Typical table fans have speeds of something like: Low: 950 rpm Medium: 1050 rpm High: 1150 rpm Note that these are both just about 10% increases in speed. A 10% increase in speed isn't that visually noticeable, but in terms of noise and energy requirements when you're already moving fast, it can be noticeable.
@@maxweelus I actually just timed my fan's oscillation speed. At low speed, one oscillation before changing direction was around 10 seconds, on high, this was brought down to 5 seconds. So, for my fan anyway, the oscillation speed is definitely not constant and it seems high is about twice the rpm, but according to Karl's comment, this may not be the case
Thank you for the explanation on how the oscillation works and those ball bearings. I was able to salvage some old parts from my broken fan and fixed my current fan's oscillation.
Your videos are amazing! I'll have you know my 5yr old boy got so excited looking at the animation of the video I could barely control him. And it made me so happy to see him enjoy it so much. He loves technical stuff, tools, electronics, inventing things. Thank you for your contribution to TH-cam!
A fan doesn’t cool down a room, it simply moves air around, often giving the impression that it’s blowing cool air at you. Otherwise really cool and well made video. Your animations are crazy good
I've wondered this for ever but could never find a simple explanation like yours. Today it showed up in my recommended feed. Finally, my curiosity is satisfied! Thanks so much!
0:00 Intro 0:20 Fan Intro 1:20 Button Mechanism 2:26 Signal to the top 3:03 Four Bar Mechanism 4:03 Fan Oscillation 4:35 Gear Box 5:57 Ball Bearings Again 6:32 Speed of the Fan
Fascinating. I've just spent an afternoon servicing a couple of fans using the 'I wonder how this works and why have I got a spare screw left over method'. Even when you think you've got a pretty good idea what's going on, there are lots of clever ideas at play in one of these that you never even think about. Great video, many thanks.
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This video was fun to make! Hopefully now you're officially a "fan" of fans.
😜
If this video helped you in some way please share in the comments! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more animations.
Jared Owen will you make more like this?
Awesome vid man!
Can you make the Jupiter 2 from lost in space ?
Just a fan request , I have been following your channel lately and the videos that you make are unique and creates an 'aaah' moment when I learn somethings from your videos . Also , Do make some videos like tutorials that teach people how to do 3D animations .
Hi I am from India...like this video
As a fan collector who has restored countless oscillating fans, I’m very impressed at the detailed accuracy of this video. I’ve seen many other videos attempting to explain the inner workings of a fan but they were all full of vagueness and incorrect information. Well done! (The model of the fan in this video appears to be an SMC 12” oscillating fan, just had to point it out since I recognized it by its looks 😄)
@Борис Попов please leave
Neat! I'm glad to get your stamp of approval👍 Also you have a neat youtube channel - I've never hear of someone that collects fans!
You could say your channel blows...in a good way! LOL!
I couldn't stay out of the fan puns......
Jared Owen thank you! I guess you could say I have a pretty “cool” hobby :)
If there's a place where weird curiosity is respected and taken care of, it's here.
Thank you, Jared. You're the man!
Thanks for your kind words😁
Jared, the kind of guy that makes a fan interesting
Heck he even made toy car interesting
Yes lol
Yeah lol
I like to call you justin Y 2
fans are interesting, you just have to find the right one (wind tunnels)
As a mechanical engineer you've explained here things that professors take whole semester to explain and still can't reach to that level. Amazing!!
This should be taught in schools. Kids like I was, would love it, and it can inspire future engineers
it would be interesting to add something related, but assuming how schools work, that includes creating models of it and stuff like that, or things that will just drain out more time for students.
@@swetdep ı agree with you
if you take mechanical in B.Tech, then you will see many such mechanisms in detailed in a course named Kinematics of Machinery.
Yea had no idea what was making it turn
sadly most country education system are instead engineered to only create 'modern slaves' (save for countries with good education system like finland)
Never knew that a simple fan has so many moving parts and cool mechanisms!
😁
2:11 I can't be the only one who tried to press down all three speeds as a kid.
And thru this video we now know why all three can get stuck at once.
@@fractera when i was a kid, i thought i can change the speed to fasters ones by pressing the buttons together. Like 2 and 3 would make the speed=5.
I wonder if you can do a better robot voice with all three pressed 🤔
My kid brain hypothesized that by pressing all three button at once, it would add each ones speed and increase it's speed in total
🙋🏻♂️
Thank you, once in the mid day my daughter wanted to know how her fan is working, but the best video to explain to her is just this video.
Your videos are the best on TH-cam for animations, period.
Pixar
3d animations* One of the best*
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The real question is: where to sit so that you get the most wind from an oscillating fan.
It depends on the four-hand mechanism. Some fans stays very long on the edge of the oscillation, so that's usually the best place.
Sit close to the fan and hog all the wind haha!
@@thelastcipher9135 hehe
😂
get an oscillating chair linked with gears to an external fan.. or if you want to save power/ fuel, use the same fan motor
Jared Owen, the man who has taken it upon himself to answer many a childhood questions and curiosities.
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It's Saturday night, 10:30pm, February 3 2024. I'm 65 years young from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦. I just learned how an oscillating fan works. I LOVE IT ❤️. I have to watch more of this Channel 😍 😊
What shook me is how could they come up with all of this, just pure genius!!!
And sell it for only $12!
Imagine being an animator and being good at science at the same time. Here he is
engineering?
@@GivingOthersAMentalBreakdown he also meant to include engineer i think
also engineering
mom: he’s gonna be an animator!
dad: no! he’s gonna be a -scientist- engineer!
the child:
I have been taken apart discarded fans for the last 2 years. This video explained the mechanics of all the parts I came across, including the 2 ballbearings and the spring. I love the quality of your visuals. It makes it so easy to understand. Thank you!!
anyone know how to take off the swivel button? cuz i can't take off the motor housing beacaus of the sweivel..please anyone
@@kaarukun1867Do these. Look at the hole in the knob. If there is a screw remove it, then pull the knob. Or, try to turn the knob CCW or CW. It may be threaded. Or, look for a small hole on the side of the knob. If there is one, it may have a screw. Finally, give the nub a good pull. It may pop out. Don’t use too much force. These are the only ways to secure the knob.
42 years ago I was asked this as an interview question. I said that there is a worm gear involved but didn’t know about the four links. Very well made video. Thanks
I’m another type of fan, a fan of your channel
Don't blow me up Kim, but that's a very bad joke.
mind blowing
Kim Jong-fun
Oh no Kim Jong Un is here
Elimar Zordan ba dum tsh
30 years of life, finally got a clear picture how this works
I feel like one day when we are way too advance in the future, this kind of video really does help the future us to look back and mesmerize our current technology.
I could imagine if future is a BORING world,because everything is automated and oversimplifed advance
I already knew how these fans work, in fact, I've rebuilt a few, but your animations are genius. And you're right about the ball bearings, PITA. Keep up the good work.
Finally after decades someone took the time to explain us that mystery of our childhood
I learn more here than school.
Edit: Thank you for 200 likes
!!!!!!🥳🥳
True... kinda
Nice profile pic btw
Except school isn't sponsored by NordVPN
@@dullbananas9901 It is sometimes sponsored by boringness, but I usually don't get distracted by that. (that's like the weirdest way ever to say that I don't hate school lol)
Dull Bananas i see you have a valid point.
Paul Verbrugghe 😊
This is the type of video that I've always dreamed of watching!
I opened youtube to watch a lecture for my high school physics electromagnetic induction course and ended up down this beautiful channel, man physics is so beautiful and creative, totally in love with this channel now :>
Me pressing all the buttons at once:
*"Reality can be whatever I want it to"*
but then you'd burn out the motor because of all the amperage flowing through, overclocking the fan to a degree that could fry every coil. motors are designed to only guzzle a certain amount of amps per second, just like they can only handle a certain amount of volts forcing it through. think of it like a heart: too much blood? the heart is unable to pump. too little blood? anaemia. heart too fast? heart attack. heart too slow? hypoxia
be kind to fans. they are simple and delicate machines. their numerous blades? precious and delicate little things, that are so careful with air, only pushing it through, never forcing it. they sway and shake to express their joy at the world for letting them dance and sing better than any human could. be kind to fans
edit: i took benadryl by accident
@@Qw3rty9 he didnt realy ruined the joke tho, i still find the joke funny
@@Qw3rty9 shutup tank man
@@Mikasks Man, i'm late just a few days. What did he said?
@@Azukaae probably about Aidan Matthew Galea ruining the joke because he explained it like a chad. Some beta ass male who complained because he can’t comprehend what Aidan said.
I love the simple mechanics behind the day to day life objects, your videos are really cracking that to the core. I guess if these videos can be included in engineering schools, how much fun it would be to learn things again
ANNNNNND... if the oscillating fan gets stuck while trying to oscillate, the ball bearings get pushed in like a ratchet and make that ratcheting sound and your fan doesn't break.
...was waiting for that part to come up but it didn't so I'm adding my 2 cents.
Was waiting for that part too
Ah! I was hoping for that to be included as well, so thank you for posting this comment.
Yeah, initially when I saw the ball bearings I thought, "Oh, that's how it does [the thing you're talking about]." So I was surprised it wasn't mentioned.
Spring loaded detents
Hey man I managed to fix my non oscillating fan from watching your video. My fixed pane is not 'fixing' so I fixed it back. Thank you for this video you're a lifesaver🎉
I guess you could say that I’m a big fan.
Okay.
I’ll show myself out.
I was going to make a joke like that :)
Cunard Line: Spare Every Expense You just breezed through your comment without oscillating your opinion. However, you did put some spin on it there at the end.
Me at 2AM: tryin to find some videos that can help me get sleep
TH-cam: yo man have you ever wonder how fan oscillate?
Dumb me: no, but i am right now
😁
Literraly me right now😂😂
It's so amazing and beautiful to see these animations... It makes us realize how much science is hidden inside such a normal daily life thing
Exactly, this video doesn't even touch on how the motor works
A very useful explanation of how the gear mechanism for the oscillating motion works behind the scene. The ball dropped out when I first removed the gearbox and the fan stopped oscillating after that.
Thanks for solving that fan mystery for me. This kinda itched for quite some time and I never had the opportunity to open the back of one.
I have visited some other animation channels but they can't deliver the content the way you do.
The way you explain and keep the focus on the topic is brilliant.
“I make 3D animations on how things work” should be changed to “I document the lore of this world”
YOU DIDN’T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF
I learnt 4 bar mechanism at school, but never thought it would be applied here. Thanks for the animations.
High school teach it?
Or college
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. The way you explain and also visualise the whole process is pure vision. We salute you from Iran 🇮🇷
For students like us who like to do practical works than to mug up theoretical stuffs all the time,you are a GOD.🤟
I want to know how do you work? to have these amazing animations.
www.blender.org
@@JaredOwen Thank you.
@@JaredOwen Thank you
Hello jared
Hello jared owen
I'm guessing those spring loaded balls also act as a clutch so if something obstructs the oscillating motion the gears don't break
nope it doesn't (a crack sound that from a gear)
Yep that’s correct. The “snap” you hear in the event of an obstructed oscillator is just the ball bearings hopping over the tabs in the worm gear. It’s does no major harm to the fan although it can put unnecessary load on the motor.
Hey i hadnt thought about that, but you are completely right. Dont listen to the bellend who commented it doesnt.
@@TheSuperFanMan Actually, there is no load put on the motor by forcibly stopping the oscillating motion. It is impossible to transmit motion to a worm gear in the opposite direction, and the reduction gears would break first, long before the motor speed is retarded.
Nicholas Lau you’re right that the worm gear system’s power transmission only works one-way as you mentioned. But that one-way system still can be slowed down. If there’s excessive resistance, worm gears will slow down and the motor will take on extra load. I’ve experimented this with fans before and you can certainly slow down a fan by obstructing the oscillator.
I still can’t believe you made all the engineering concepts into a 8 minutes video including advert and channel intro. Great work.
I spend hours a day on this website, and this is one of the best videos I've seen in a few months
NordVPN warning: do your research before deciding to give them your money and data.
There’s a reason they’re throwing money at youtubers.
ntnwwnet so they can advertise their business, just like any other business in the planet.
What’s the facts?
Jamin Bones Google “NordVPN hacked”
@@ntnwwnet they were hacked once. Also, breaches occur everyday, like Canva, Facebook, etc. It's not smart to stop using a service because they were breached once.
Marwan Amireh And what if they kept it secret for over a year? (They did.)
7:40 me when I found out there was no snow day after all
Great animation though, Jared! I like the simple walkthrough animations of these regular objects that are actually very cool on the inside. Have a good one!
i have been using the oscillation since 1957 but this video really opened my perspective on this mechanism
The fact that i'm completely wasted rn, and still understand everything perfectly, amazes me
It's funny: I came here, because I was actually looking for an explanation of how fans work. Then I saw that this is your most recent video. What lucky man am I to have discovered you at this point! You got my sub. Looking forward for new content (and to revise your old content!). :-)
4:52 thats' a local LAN address, the type that a VPN would change looks a little like 71.213.255.255 and it represents the entire network.
numbers are less than 255, expert)
@@0r94n1z3r correct
you shouldn't really show public ip addresses in videos or movies ect, because many people might get the idea to try connecting to it causing a lot of network traffic. That's why movies / tv shows use invalid ip addresses like 712.542.612.124
Yes! Exactly what I was thinking
@@ToxTox Like how all phone numbers start with 555
This may be the only time I tried to look up how a thing works before I start taking it apart to solve it - and immediately got a useful, comprehensible result so can start troubleshooting.
Thank you!
Impressed and amazed on how he does these animations like the time he does for the animation and research. Detailed and very well explained. Keep up the great work👍👍👍. Respect from the Phillipines🇵🇭.Also Jared I suggest you make on what's inside of the Titanic for some specials I know its hard But I know you can do it.
Please made a video on “how typewriters” worked
electric fan gameplay: i give air to cool things
electric fan lore:
@M4m4 Lu191 (insert hateful reply for spam)
@@professional-amateur (insert comment saying to just report it)
Wow, I was literally wondering about this yesterday when I was sitting near an oscillating fan, and now I got this recommended today.
6:10
so thats why my fan makes a loud clicking noise when it can't turn
7:42 me when multiple people are talking at once
What I observed is that the oscillation speed remains constant irrespective of the fan speed (1, 2 or 3). Why is that ?
If you timed it you would most likely see that it is actually not constant. It’s just because the gears slow the oscillation down so much compared to the fan, the fan speed doesn’t make much difference to the oscillation speed.
chris toey if 2400 rpm at speed setting of 3 means 5 rotations per minute then 1200 rpm at speed setting 1 should mean 2 .5 rotations. But it doesn't slow that much.
Really nice question though!
well i observed my fan oscillation was slow as per speed.
7:42 this part was funny for me atleast 😂
Kingseeker BACKUP me too🤣
Yeah🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
...but the fan says no no no no no no funny XD
Same XD
Although some fans use a small motor called a synchronous motor to make it oscillate left and right just like some remote controlled electric fans and thanks to you i learn how a fan works and manage to take it apart for maintenance and cleaning
What you do is simply amazing. The details and content are fantastic. Much respect to your work. Cheers
Dude, I just found your channel and I'm LOVING it! All these "How things work" with such clear explanation and animation are the things that I always look for. Subscribed to your channel right away. :D
Can't believe you do all these sick animations just using Blender. I downloaded Blender about a year ago and found it quite difficult to learn. Your videos make me start learning Blender again.
My slightly off-topic here. If you still find Blender is hard to handle, my suggestion would be Grant Abbitt's channel to begin with.
Here is his channel: th-cam.com/users/GrantAbbitt
And here is a beginner friendly crash course: th-cam.com/video/jnj2BL4chaQ/w-d-xo.html
@@hiankun Thanks a lot. Will definitely check it out.
Why there is no change in speed of the oscillation while the motor is in different speeds 1, 2 and 3?
This is actually something that I hoped Jared would shed some light on.
Yep, same question.
Your question actually makes sense.
Finally the comment i was looking for somebody else saw this..no answer tho :(
Worm gears have a large diff in gear ratio..i.e speed diff... Eg..while input speed is 750 rpm the output would be 30 or 50 rpm..+the diff in 3 modes of speed in terms of rpm might be noticable but due to the large step down in gears.. The oscilation speed change is not significat ... I guess....
I love how simple it is, the flat shape to support the fan, the 3 speeds and an off button next to eachother, simple body design and not that big, and an oscillating button at the back
In my memory the oscillation is always at the same speed..but wouldn't this configuration make it oscillate way to fast on the fastest fan speed ? And great Video, as always :)
Marco M. Exactly what I thought.
It does change--it's just that the settings between low, medium, and high fan speeds aren't huge. Typical table fans have speeds of something like:
Low: 950 rpm
Medium: 1050 rpm
High: 1150 rpm
Note that these are both just about 10% increases in speed. A 10% increase in speed isn't that visually noticeable, but in terms of noise and energy requirements when you're already moving fast, it can be noticeable.
@@Karl-yh2oy Makes sense..thanks :)
@@maxweelus I actually just timed my fan's oscillation speed. At low speed, one oscillation before changing direction was around 10 seconds, on high, this was brought down to 5 seconds. So, for my fan anyway, the oscillation speed is definitely not constant and it seems high is about twice the rpm, but according to Karl's comment, this may not be the case
7:40 fan: no no no this is not ok this needs to stop!!!
*Breaks Light Speed*
7:40 This is the first educational vídeo that make me actually laugh LOL
lol
Thank you for the explanation on how the oscillation works and those ball bearings. I was able to salvage some old parts from my broken fan and fixed my current fan's oscillation.
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when you were doing the animation of the fan rotation moving as fast as the motor, i was laughing so hard
2 years later I don't even know how I found that funny...
Your videos are amazing! I'll have you know my 5yr old boy got so excited looking at the animation of the video I could barely control him. And it made me so happy to see him enjoy it so much. He loves technical stuff, tools, electronics, inventing things. Thank you for your contribution to TH-cam!
After watching the video
Me: *STARTING TO PLAY MY ELECTRIC FAN*
2:14 that means I can push 2 button and lock them at the same time with that kind of design.
A fan doesn’t cool down a room, it simply moves air around, often giving the impression that it’s blowing cool air at you. Otherwise really cool and well made video. Your animations are crazy good
Well it's still better to have it cool and comfortable than too hot and uncomfortable
I've wondered this for ever but could never find a simple explanation like yours. Today it showed up in my recommended feed. Finally, my curiosity is satisfied! Thanks so much!
7:42 that made me laugh so hard I fell face first on my fan!😂
LOL
6:41 SUPER WOBBLE 😂😂😂😂
Fanny: I HATE LOOKING AT MY INTERNAL SKELETON
Great
Well done video. You nailed it. This is so interesting and informative to know. Thank you 🙏
4:38 when the gear box is SUS😳😳😳
Amogus 😳
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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MR BREAST
I’m a big fan
..heh...
0:00 Intro
0:20 Fan Intro
1:20 Button Mechanism
2:26 Signal to the top
3:03 Four Bar Mechanism
4:03 Fan Oscillation
4:35 Gear Box
5:57 Ball Bearings Again
6:32 Speed of the Fan
Thx😊
Fascinating. I've just spent an afternoon servicing a couple of fans using the 'I wonder how this works and why have I got a spare screw left over method'. Even when you think you've got a pretty good idea what's going on, there are lots of clever ideas at play in one of these that you never even think about. Great video, many thanks.
*"YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF-"*
Fan lore explained
The ballbearings have a double function.if the movement of the fan is blocked, they prevent the motor from burning out
So that’s the clicking sound when you hold the fan still
@@CT-vm4gf you would be correct there
This animation is very useful to clear my concepts. Thank you for
your wonderful explanation❤
I’ve been looking at my fan when i wathced this
Can you please make a video about “how does oil rigs dig”.
Electric fan lore
Without starting to watch the video, I instantly subscribed
Lets be real, it ain't working without me
Actually you are right. But without power supplies, you are nothing 😂.
@@MrRedEngineer Touche
everyone watching this video will by granted big brain
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3d animation: oh I'm supposed to stop?? *proceeds to open the gearbox*
3d animation: oops too late
Lmao i noticed that too
You're a life saver I was able to fix my broken fan.
Oscillating fan lore
How many people came from the fan lore video.
Me lmao
Clear explanation for any one to understand. Jared Owen videos are a blessing to students and tech minded old and young people.
eletric fan lore
7:40 i laughed too much at this😂
Yeah😂😂😂😂
I always wanted to try to be a mechanic when I grow up, your videos make me believe that my dreams will come true!
FAN LORE