Quick Change Gearbox Build P3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Part 3 of Quick Change Gearbox Build
I make the gear selectors in this video. Essentially these are gears that slide on a keyed shaft and engage with the desired gear
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By popular request, at some point in the next year I will try to put together a 'proper' narrated version of this build
This is awesome! If more people, who made youtube videos, made educational stuff like this, the world would be a better place. Thanks for this!
Thank you, I am working on a better edit of this project when I have spare time which aims to explain a lot more without the visual effects
New to the channel. I enjoyed the gearbox. Videos. I would like more discussion of concepts and thought process. You are obviously talented..please share.
Yep more discussion is on the cards for future videos. The next (final?) gearbox video I've decided to slow it down a tad and at the very least break down what component I'm working on
😂 u are a magician bro. Good bless u
Thanks 😅
Great use of humor with the Argon being all gone.
Cheers 😁
Don't know how i missed this channel! Its great!
Thanks for watching :)
Great to see a new one from you. This was equally intense as the last one was. Enjoyed it, thank you.
Thanks for watching mate
Yes, tech lessons are great. More on the coefficient info of bronze vs others was great.
Cheers for feedback. I try to drop knowledge nuggets when I can
Love it TommyGun. Interesting build , one I have never seen, your own home grown quick change gearbox. Yes, defiantly more Technical discussion, its great to see the science and methodology behind what we do and its not always just thumb in the air and hope for the best.
Cam
Cheers Cam
Dude you are a damn genius..👍👍
Or maybe insane lol
Como no suscribirse con tan buen contenido. La edición de los videos es genial.
¡Gracias amigo!
Nice work and video editing too thanks for sharing such an experience
Love your videos Manx. Fantastic jokes and cuts. Also. Great build!!!
Glad you enjoy it!
The stop-motion sequence must have been a real challenge :)
I do them from time to time. They are fun 😉
Mate, TH-cam just recommended your channel to me.
Fucking cool build, I love what you've done, and I'm only half way through. Subscribed, def gonna creep on everything you've upped.
Cheers! Thanks for watching
Just found the channel. Superb stuff; have subscribed. Definitely more technical discussions please, and keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching and feedback!
You are in luck re more technical content
well done
Thanking you
Merci pour les idées
You are obviously very talented and entertaining. And as an engineer my self I love the breakdown of the calculations behind. I’m lost for words seeing someone taking on a project like this. Great!
It’s a fine line between fun and annoying how often one should use their TOT-skills though. Just saying...🙄
Subbed for sure. 👍
Cheers, I didn't think there would be so much interest so I decided to have fun with it. I was then egged on a bit and overdid the TOT effects.
I'm considering doing a 'proper build' series at some point
TommyGun Machining I got it and no real harm. It was great TOT:ing 😁 And as I commented elsewhere, I have now watched all of your videos. In one day. 👍
I'm pleased that I'm binge-able!
Cool project. I will follow closely! ;)
Please prepare a video on simple gear transmission with gear changing...
Great job - great pace, kept my attention throughout. Look out This Old Tony!! Just one thought and it may be just me, but mute the music when your speaking, and yes - more technical discussion. Keep up the great work.
Noted, I've tried dropping volume, maybe it's not enough. Cheers for feedback
I suspect some of the things you showed involved some sort of trickery.... :D
Nerver! 😇
that center punch bushing idea is pretty neat, Ill defenitely have to "borrow" that one off of you. :P
Cheers It's all yours!
Although truth be told I had to weld a plug in and redrill one of the holes, but I think that was the drill wandering (the gears were meshed hard against each other by 0.1 mm or so). I should have used the paper between the gears trick
they looked like they turned out ok in the end, and it's not a defect, it's an added "feature", lol.
@@ChirpysTinkerings It adds character :) Makes it more unique
lol, exactly!
Nice job, but please don't climb mill on a horizontal mill, as you can pull the work into the cutter, break the cutter and bend the arbour.
Believe it or not, I'm actually conventional milling! It's the camera frame rate making it look like it's spinning the other way! Like when car tyres appear to spin backwards sometimes on film etc
Thanks for watching and commenting
Gotcha. Apologies.
No worries, feel free to point out mistakes, I'd rather know about it in advance...
Please explain design proceduew
I would love more technical discussion!
You are in luck, the channel will be heading more this way. Thanks for feedback!
Thats a great video and work. I really enjoy watching.cool editing,what software are you using to edit? Will follow up
I've got an old version of premiere (pre subscription era)
Honestly a lot of what I do doesn't need software that advanced (other than visual effect overlays)
Great Job Mate enjoying your vids Cheers, Troy where you in Aus mate, im in Perth
Cheers!
I'm all the way down in little old Tas
@@TomMakeHere ima let everyone know your channel, need more subs
I won't say no!
Cheers!
tommy ! i am making a bike and it has no gare's on engine ; i would like for u to make a 5 speed mini gare box for me' i will by it.let me know when?
I would be very hesitant to do this, if something were to go wrong on the road I am liable. Additionally my gears are straight cut spur gears these are not great at higher speeds (above 700 RPM I need hearing protection next to the gearbox). Sorry mate
Hi tommygun machine
What formula or program can you suggest me to calculate friction loss for gear train in gear teeth and surface contacts of shaft taking into account gear pitch, viscosity of lubricant, bearing materials.
Can you suggest me any books i can refer to??
I didn't calculate any of this for the gear train itself. The calcs shown for the sliders was only a basic static friction calculation (contact force multiplied by static friction coefficient). There would be resources online; university powerpoints, notes and handbooks for calculating what you are after. Sorry I couldn't really help, I come from a more static, structural background
@@TomMakeHere thanks tommy
I hope the cat survived.
Would you be willing to build me one and maby give me a quote?
This project was a lot of trial and error and over an 8 month period outside of work
To be honest it's not something I'm very eager to repeat!
Coooooooollllll
Thanks for watching!
Almost on the home stretch now
@@TomMakeHere best of luck
You r doing a great job
I appreciate it!😤😤😀😀
Funny technical drama. No speech too mach!
BBC
Saw your link on John Strange channel, subbed. Love the stop action effect
Thanks for watching