Dang it bro. I was misled. I used your system as a guide while at Home Depot but I now see the anchoring issue other commenters are mentioning. Oh well. Lesson learned! 😂
Give us an example of you lifting something using those two particular pulleys and the same configuration. My prediction is you won't be able to because your top pulley is upside down.
I am always thinking, is it possible to lift an elephant with a single finger, by utilising 1000 pullies? Today after watching this video, I am confident to say yes, but I have to pull a distance of about 1000 metre to lift up the elephant to just 1 metre height. As according to the conservation of energy, the equation can be written as: Work by Finger= Work on Elephant Finger Force x Finger distance = Elephant Weight x Elephant distance. If inputs are: Finger Force= 40N Elephant Weight= 40kN Elephants distance= 1m Then outpu will be: Finger distance= 1000m
Hi I’m interested in this type of pulley, but I want to be able to lock the system when the weight is up. I’m planning on using it for a heavy bag for boxing that I can easily attach and detach since I’ll be using it outside. Do you have any tips?
How do I alleviate the pressure on pully one if it is connected to a weak tree to pull a big shed ? I have to pull it from the direction of the video shown due to space crunch. I have a big tree to tie on to the left if that helps
So since you would have to pull it twice the distance. Then I am assuming the amount of weight does not matter really in relation to that distance so essentially if I want to only have to pull, let's say about 2 feet. Then the total rope would only have to be under 2 feet. Not to mention with the compounding pulleys I'm just ordered police and I'm just gonna try to experiment. See if I can figure it out without it. You can get confusing
Finally the first video to explain this well
If you can't tie a knot......tie alot.
😂
Also explain how it distribute the weight on 2 lines, so you can pull almost double the weight
Thanks for the instructional video! It works exactly as it is needed to do.
How are you anchoring your top pulley?.. when you're using the anchor hole as a Beckett?
He was going to show us with picking up an actual weight.. but
Dang it bro. I was misled. I used your system as a guide while at Home Depot but I now see the anchoring issue other commenters are mentioning. Oh well. Lesson learned! 😂
Your top pulley is upside down.
It needs to be attached to an anchor point for this sinario.
And you just connect it to Bluetooth right?
Give us an example of you lifting something using those two particular pulleys and the same configuration.
My prediction is you won't be able to because your top pulley is upside down.
and the rope is rubbing against the top pulley
I believe he was just going for modeled concept description. In that case, it doesn't matter if it's practical. Or does ittttt......?
Need this for my mini Halifax gibbet 😂
I am always thinking, is it possible to lift an elephant with a single finger, by utilising 1000 pullies? Today after watching this video, I am confident to say yes, but I have to pull a distance of about 1000 metre to lift up the elephant to just 1 metre height.
As according to the conservation of energy, the equation can be written as:
Work by Finger= Work on Elephant
Finger Force x Finger distance = Elephant Weight x Elephant distance.
If inputs are:
Finger Force= 40N
Elephant Weight= 40kN
Elephants distance= 1m
Then outpu will be:
Finger distance= 1000m
In theory it works but in practicality there is nothing to attach the top pulley to.
How you supposed to suspend or hang the too pulley
Hi I’m interested in this type of pulley, but I want to be able to lock the system when the weight is up. I’m planning on using it for a heavy bag for boxing that I can easily attach and detach since I’ll be using it outside. Do you have any tips?
How do I alleviate the pressure on pully one if it is connected to a weak tree to pull a big shed ? I have to pull it from the direction of the video shown due to space crunch. I have a big tree to tie on to the left if that helps
Alot like a crane
How do I design a system and size the pulleys, rope, etc , if the only info I have is the weight of the object I want to pull
How much are they???
its only a single by the way. the upper pulley is for angle change only, no advantage.
Nope. Just made one and the pull required is a little more than half to lift the same load. This system works as it should.
@@petecassidy1513you didnt read what i said, the pulley he holding in his hand has no advantage.
Nah you’re pulling half the weight the way he has it set up
@koda7820 the lower pulley is creating the mechanical advantage, the upper is for angle change only
He was going for proof of concept, not practicality.
Not how that works bubbu
So since you would have to pull it twice the distance. Then I am assuming the amount of weight does not matter really in relation to that distance so essentially if I want to only have to pull, let's say about 2 feet. Then the total rope would only have to be under 2 feet. Not to mention with the compounding pulleys I'm just ordered police and I'm just gonna try to experiment. See if I can figure it out without it. You can get confusing
Mandela
Excellent description of the concept and action. Thankfully without any distracting music. Thank you!
My only comment is that you should never "tie off" cordage directly to sharp edged hardware. Caribiner be used as transithion.
Okay but does this man I only do 33kg's on lat pulldowns since the label says 66
Great gadget to hang the piñatas for birthday parties
Men, "hell yeah"
This is how the pyramids were built
Using sky hooks.
Snatch blocks!