3D Printed Wind Up Fan 3rd Try (Lasts so long I fast forwarded it)
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I had an idea: Instead of it being wind up, why not gravity powered? Like you have the same basic mechanism for gearing it up, but you have something like a capstan winch drum with string wrapped around it and a weight on one end. Maybe a bottle of water so you can vary the amount of weight by adding or removing water.
That's really great performance for a spring powered wind-up mechanism! Bravo
I wonder how a windup clock would fare. Or maybe a ceiling fan model
Only suggestion now is....use gravity . Lift a bag of dirt and let it fall to pull the "winding side" , also could power an l.e.d..
You can obviously still use the tape measure and the spring.
give a spring from a line trimmer a shot, also i have a feeling with the right gearing you might be able to get 30 mins on a wind
Yeah. I think 30 minutes is reasonable. ....I just might need smoother gears.
....and/or better bearings than skate ones....
I do have an idea for a planetary gear drive that might reduce friction, though...
Can you make a weighted plum bob on a chain type
Excellent! I envision a "wind saver" wind powered winder. Wound by the wind all day. play it back any time! =) Wind on demand. Haha! =)
You'll need a looong ass tape measure for that
You need to make a fan that is powered by gravity, put rocks or bucket of water under it
J, you the Man
I told you before. I told ya!
great video thanks for sharing
I'm wondering how long it took to wind it up?
the winding knob spun more than 200 times on the unwind.. do you have some gear reduction during winding?
Mechanical magic. :-)
Put a belt pulley on it then an outside tan can run an inside fan, a fan for a fan.
guitar tuners have a powered drill attachment that will wind it up for you in a few seconds
With all the sunshine and solar he has, I'm still not certain why he doesn't have at least a 12v electrical system to run fans and lights. This seems unnecessary.....
Don’t try and give logic to him. He does shit his own way. Regardless of necessity
Your comment seems unnecessary to be honest.
@@EAB1771 if you know Jaimie. My comment is tame.
He hates being told what to do/how to do it. Or even recommend a different way
I was being sarcastic with my response
For starters - its cordless. Does not take up socket space, cord does not tangle around. I want one too now
@@morganbowen1802 I was replying to the guy who made the comment above yours actually. Not sure why his name didn’t come up. Anyway, I agree with you.
The only wine up fan I've ever heard of.. Was for a army tank.. Primarily used to exhaust the smoke Discharge after firing Is the large gun. It looks like you're inventing an amish toy..
Almost ten minutes
Nice invention again Mr Jamie! You remind me of en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyro_Gearloose. But you have multiple Little Helper's ;)