I tend to apply your mechanical principles in my concept machine blueprints because it improvises my enthusiasm and my skills for arts and engineering.
I’m very interested in the real life applications of all these principles, and why that particular principle is used in stead of others. Some principles just look very (unnecessary) complicated to me, but an engineer does not choose something for no reason…
Most of the rotating things were fluid pumps, albeit not very good designs vs real ones. the rest were random linkage systems for random applications, usually you find stuff like this on assembly line packing machines. and a few gears and intermittent motion mechanisms
@@adriansue8955 I remember seeing at least one of those fluid pump designs used in a power steering pump on a car, so they can be useful. One of the other fluid pumps uses a mechanical principle that I've never seen in a fluid pump, but I know Hyundai uses for variable cam timing in some engines.
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I'm always wondering how people can come up with contraptions like these. I'm assuming there is some form of mechanical engineering "cookbook" that contains recipes on how to best implement certain motions, but it is also kind of an art form?
Greetings from Ukraine. Amazing as always. Continue in the same spirit. We look forward to each of your new videos. These videos pacify me, because it's nice to realize that there is some order in the world of chaos...
@@PantyushkinAndrew Yes, in fact, Bilhorod, like other oblasts of "russia", are coming back to Ukraine. Not sure about the "clown president" part though.
Liked the clip. The slotted pump is real and it is used as a vacuum pump. What was not shown was one end is weighted. Or there is a spring pushing the member through the slot. The whole system is filled with a medium weight oil, as in crank case oil.
What do you use to create this? How did you learn about these things? What's the application from an engineering perspective? How do you design more stuff like this? would love to see you answer any of my questions.
I always love your nerdy fresh videos. But what's that purple thing in 0:41 is that flexible how is it the same length at 90° and 0° when the purple thing is the chord of the circle not the diameter if it doesn't stretch how can it be both should be a break and maybe a spring
I want to remodel all of these and then 3d print them. love the animations, but having a physical representation to properly leant the function and limitations would be so neat. Do you per chance have any of these avail for download?
I think it's pumping upward, yes some fluid may get recycled through the center but not nearly as much as through the sides. This may not be a pump, rather metering for some pressurized substance. But my guess is as good as yours.
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When and why did everyone start saying this on these videos
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I don’t understand the joke
I understand the joke. It's truly the jokiest joke ever
i was coming here to post the exact same thing XD
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I love how these mechanisms all look professional and rigorous and then there's 1:25 having the best time of its life
It's just dancin lol
Looks like some sorta pump thing that continually pushes from left to right
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Followed by 1:36 an auto pizza party..
Some of these are impassibly perfect and I love it. Others seem absurd but humans have a way of finding uses for strange things.
I tend to apply your mechanical principles in my concept machine blueprints because it improvises my enthusiasm and my skills for arts and engineering.
I wish he could give us some of these 3d models, I really want to 3d print these.
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The lore for this series is going deep, very relatable characters
The landing gear one is my fav tbh
@BLET_55artem55 Which is that?
my day is instantly rejuvenated and i burst into tears of joy when i see Mechanical principles part 13 has been uploaded!
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I’m very interested in the real life applications of all these principles, and why that particular principle is used in stead of others. Some principles just look very (unnecessary) complicated to me, but an engineer does not choose something for no reason…
(sometimes they do)
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first one looks like a pump
second one is a landing gear in an aircraft
Most of the rotating things were fluid pumps, albeit not very good designs vs real ones.
the rest were random linkage systems for random applications, usually you find stuff like this on assembly line packing machines.
and a few gears and intermittent motion mechanisms
@@adriansue8955 I remember seeing at least one of those fluid pump designs used in a power steering pump on a car, so they can be useful. One of the other fluid pumps uses a mechanical principle that I've never seen in a fluid pump, but I know Hyundai uses for variable cam timing in some engines.
Dude you actually helped me solving the landing gear problem. Thank you so much!
hi friends
Its always a good day when were Learning about mechanical principles
I have been enlightened by mechanical principles part 13.
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Bro, I use your videos as mechanical meditation. Feeling so ZEN 🧘♂️
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I've been lookin for a channel like this for ages. Some neat stuff man, keep it up.
Imagine how much work ingenious people have put into making these amazing mechanics. Admirable!
I'm always wondering how people can come up with contraptions like these. I'm assuming there is some form of mechanical engineering "cookbook" that contains recipes on how to best implement certain motions, but it is also kind of an art form?
accounting million variations like these, I guess better to have set of basic rules and principles that you can use for that million of situations
Theres an old book called "500 mechanical motions" thats pretty much a dictionary for machines.
Super cool, but also the most cursed pumps I've ever seen
I just love these videos!
This looks less like a mechanical principle video and more like a satisfying loop.
this feels like a video that should be 10 years old
I always kinda wondered about one-way pumps, neat to think the solution can really be that simple.
That landing gear was awesome
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1:37 Now I see how the doors in Metroid Prime work 😁
Greetings from Ukraine. Amazing as always. Continue in the same spirit. We look forward to each of your new videos. These videos pacify me, because it's nice to realize that there is some order in the world of chaos...
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Remove the clown president and you will have order. Or wait a bit, we're on the way.
@@PantyushkinAndrew On your way back home (if you make it out alive) xD
@@yannikn.2374 We're going home. 5 regions have already returned. The rest are in line.
@@PantyushkinAndrew Yes, in fact, Bilhorod, like other oblasts of "russia", are coming back to Ukraine. Not sure about the "clown president" part though.
Ставлю лайк , спасибо .
2:34 Ah yes the “seize instantly and explode” device
I love these keep making them
Thanks for the content. I meditate on it.
Amazing!!! realy wish these can be keep updated
1:40 ah yes, the mythical pizza dispenser of sacred geometry
These are going beyond what I can understand fully
Finally I have gained the knowledge of mechanical principles part 13
The SolidWorks Nerd in me is full of Joy rn
Ah yes, my favourite compilation of thingie doers
I love watching these, but sometimes I cannot figure out what the practical application of the illustrations would be.
Как минимум половина используется в разных устройствах на практике
0:19 is probably airplane landing gear
loved when it turned 👌
I have a feeling one day they’re gonna hook all of these up together and create the fuckiest mindfuck to ever fuck a mind
subbed with bell. bless channel
double like, awesome!!!
Liked the clip. The slotted pump is real and it is used as a vacuum pump. What was not shown was one end is weighted. Or there is a spring pushing the member through the slot. The whole system is filled with a medium weight oil, as in crank case oil.
Keep it up, thanks :)
this is some screensaver gold right here
Hey now you're an gear star! Get the game on! Go spin!
Girl: I’m home alone 😘
Me: Too busy watching mechanical principal videos
Было бы неплохо отображать ситуацию, в которой может использоваться каждый механизм.
Isso tem muita beleza!
1:27 me dancing inside a mysterious yellow orb after the with turns me into a mysterious purple orb
that thumbnail was THAT squidward meme ngl
i have actually no idea what any of those are used for
but its pretty cool to watch it working :3c
1:39 ah yes the pizza splitter 9000
awesome - what software do You use?
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hi friends
1:38 the mechanical pizza!
1:54 woah! Imagine sitting in one of those!
Alternate title: Weird pump compilation
this shit goes hard when you're fried
Nobody:
Swiss watch makers trying to find the most complicated way to make one gear turn another gear: FINALLY!
Just watched all 13 back to back
Girl: -Come to my house
My mind: 2:34
If im stuck and don't know what to do to fix one of my 3d printing projects I always come here to give myself inspiration on what to do
2:52 my favorite a overly complicated way to move a platform
1:24 you just got stickbugged
Nice pizza slices separator!
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Squidward, is that you?
Superb...
1:31 that little guy is just dancing 💀
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the music is so so pretty;>
the knowledge ia miiine... i got the knowledge...
i feel like trying to make some of these with legos
1:25 the bugs in my dreams
Nice
What software is used to make these?!
What do you use to create this? How did you learn about these things? What's the application from an engineering perspective? How do you design more stuff like this? would love to see you answer any of my questions.
all I can confirm is it looks like solidworks is the application
Программа 3д моделирования, механизмы рабочих устройств и возможно архивы патентов
I always love your nerdy fresh videos. But what's that purple thing in 0:41 is that flexible how is it the same length at 90° and 0° when the purple thing is the chord of the circle not the diameter if it doesn't stretch how can it be both should be a break and maybe a spring
I clicked this video specifically because the thumbnail looked like a Squidward meme
It would be great to have the title of the assembly they are from
Knowledge acquired
It make me comfortable
I want to remodel all of these and then 3d print them. love the animations, but having a physical representation to properly leant the function and limitations would be so neat.
Do you per chance have any of these avail for download?
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i think i just learned how landing gear works
I feel like some of these could be engine designs
How about a mechanical pitching device? Something that mimics a pitchers movement when throwing a ball.
what program is used to do these renders?
1:50 totally 3d printing this as a box
Imagine using these mechanical principles in algodoo (game) and Make something crazy out of it. That would fun and cool to see at
Too bad it's not 3D tho
hi friends
idk why but this reminds me of poly bridge 2
0:01
The outer shell carries the fluid upward and the inside carries it downward. Intuitively, it seems that this device does not work well as a pump.
I think it's pumping upward, yes some fluid may get recycled through the center but not nearly as much as through the sides.
This may not be a pump, rather metering for some pressurized substance.
But my guess is as good as yours.
So what are they each used for, usually?
I saw squidward in the thumbnail, now I have no idea what is happening.
I noticed that 2:25 was somewhat similar to the movement of the archimedes trammel.
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It would be nice to know which are the driving gears. Some of them are obvious, like with the stamping machine, but others… not so much.
I'm so tired, but I must watch mechanical principles part 13