Ball bearings are 8mm inner diameter, 16mm outer diameter. The one with the lip is called a flanged bearing. 6 years later and this info was never added to the video, mind boggling!
@@2kilian are you asking if the bearings should be 5mm thick? if that's your question, i think it's fine. i just 3D printed some simple bearings to test and they fit fine - obviously not nearly as smooth as proper machined bearings, but it spins freely for about 10 seconds when pushed manually so i think they are good enough for now before adding the extra drag of a motor to acts as a generator. I think if you print this you'll soon hit a technical issue thouhg - the design doesn't work well at all. i took it outside in 15mph winds with occasional stronger gusts, didn't move at all. this was with my 3d printed bearings, but so motor-generator attached, so i think it has less drag now than it would in real application. no joy at all. perhaps it needs to be much larger... but i think i'll shift to another design instead
@@kevinhan7593 why wpulf it have to do that? It is literally a vertical axis wind turbine - no matter which direction the wind blows, this thing always runs!
I did it. It turns backward! :(. and very slow, even in strong wind. Why? I don't know yet. I think that is something about the design. Yes it is beatyfull. @@berkasal4526
watt, unit of power in the International System of Units (SI) equal to one joule of work performed per second, or to 1/746 horsepower. Its plastic it produces nothing
Not at all, just with this one it's plug and print. You have nothing to fix your self and you have long term investment. This is really reliable. However you can still find really reliable machine for 700$ or even less. With ultimaker it's like Apple you pay the experience and the fact that's easy to use.
I think he meant cm3 - in order to determine, whether this fits onto his printbed! Although cm3 would not suffice as information as still it could be to tall or to long et cetera for a certain printer... Best would be to look up the dimensions of the actual printable are and thus gaining the wanted information!
![Tesla Turbine v2.0 [3D Printed]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5KmpFRSXiA/mqdefault.jpg)
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Nice design. I like the dovetail connections.
Ball bearings are 8mm inner diameter, 16mm outer diameter. The one with the lip is called a flanged bearing. 6 years later and this info was never added to the video, mind boggling!
My god that saved me lots of time. Thanks.
Thank you! Do you know if 8x16x5 would fit? Do you also know what generator I should use?
@@2kilian are you asking if the bearings should be 5mm thick? if that's your question, i think it's fine. i just 3D printed some simple bearings to test and they fit fine - obviously not nearly as smooth as proper machined bearings, but it spins freely for about 10 seconds when pushed manually so i think they are good enough for now before adding the extra drag of a motor to acts as a generator. I think if you print this you'll soon hit a technical issue thouhg - the design doesn't work well at all. i took it outside in 15mph winds with occasional stronger gusts, didn't move at all. this was with my 3d printed bearings, but so motor-generator attached, so i think it has less drag now than it would in real application. no joy at all. perhaps it needs to be much larger... but i think i'll shift to another design instead
I’ll printed it, and it does spin after some modification on the feet to get it more stable and to insert a Generator.
Hey, what generator did you use?
What is that metall thing which is inserted? Where can I get this?
someone built it? 1:40
it would like to put an electric motor there or create a coil, but whether it is quite unstable for me and it would not break
It wont work
I did it. It almos dont turn even under strong wings. Sorry.
Do you know what the voltage and wattage this will produce?
Yeah, roughly 0 watts at 0 volts... Its just a desk toy
Can i obtain the stl or solid design file ?
Motor için bir bilgi var mı ?
I see you would have to get special sized bearings, can you use this wind turbine to produce real electricity?
+vavrorvav Not yet, as there is no functional generator for this model yet, but we hope to design one to complement this model in time.
Looking to conduct an experiment with this model. Is it able to rotate in response to the wind?
@Unique Country Vlogs what do you mean no. It's literally a wind turbine
@@kevinhan7593 why wpulf it have to do that?
It is literally a vertical axis wind turbine - no matter which direction the wind blows, this thing always runs!
@@Ultimaker 5 years and still no design?
when will there be a functional revision to this? would love to make this if it were to actually work... very cool
can be adapted to accept a brushless motor.. a kit would be cool though
Why is it not functional?
I did it. It turns backward! :(. and very slow, even in strong wind. Why? I don't know yet. I think that is something about the design. Yes it is beatyfull. @@berkasal4526
Links in the description are broken.
Dice 58hs de impresion?
Is Ultimakers PLA UV Resistant? Thats a major breakthrough. If not, a waste of plastic i guess ?
Perfect
This is awesome!
Hi, can you let us know who provided the music for the video. Was it custom written for the video? It seems to match perfectly.
Thanks!
instablaster...
Ток вырабатывает? Generate voltage?
Can you help me get the files because the Ultimaker website seems to not have the files anymore 😅
It seems to be working now.
So how much power is it making?
1.2 flibitywatts...
tyvm 0:45 that didn't go smoothly there :P ?
what kind of material that you use?
We have this machine for model,
www.aliexpress.com/item/33046809445.html?spm=a2g0o.store_home.productList_923701713.pic_2
What watt ?
watt, unit of power in the International System of Units (SI) equal to one joule of work performed per second, or to 1/746 horsepower. Its plastic it produces nothing
excellente cette machine
very neat
the link to the windmill dosen't work :(
+mekkmeister92 Sorry about that! We fixed it, but in case it breaks again the link is: www.youmagine.com/designs/wind-turbine-with-tutorial
@@Ultimaker btw the link did break again. Why don't you just put the youmagine link in the video description?
All show and no go, struggles to turn even in strong winds, there is a design flaw in the blades
WHAT how many watts does that thing put out????
Any updates on this project?
Цена вопроса?
print a couple of these and then run the 3d printers on the wind turbine's
What this?
These printers are 10 times the cost of good entry level machines. Are they really 10 times better?
Not at all, just with this one it's plug and print. You have nothing to fix your self and you have long term investment. This is really reliable. However you can still find really reliable machine for 700$ or even less. With ultimaker it's like Apple you pay the experience and the fact that's easy to use.
(I use ender 3 at home and ultimaker at work)
Cheers. Thanks for that. It's going to be ender 3 for me too.
@@samsmith1580 I got the Ender 3 S1 Pro and it is working great 👍🏻 I set the bed level once and 2 months of working nearly every day it is still 100%
watz the music?
Powerful Music
👍⭐⭐⭐⭐
I will par....
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Alguien la imprimio , yo lo hice y no anduvo , necesitas un tornado para que se mueva ja ja
It didn't work for me aswell, the bearing is also very hard to find, I couldn't find it. I'll try to desing a better one here
I am skeptical of some of these peoples designs , sucks but that happens after so many years of being surrounded by catfishes.
Na
you mean meters of wire, right? ;)
I think he meant cm3 - in order to determine, whether this fits onto his printbed!
Although cm3 would not suffice as information as still it could be to tall or to long et cetera for a certain printer...
Best would be to look up the dimensions of the actual printable are and thus gaining the wanted information!
@@kniefi Little late but thanks i guess?
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