The Machine That Erases What It Creates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2021
- I built a kinetic art table that erases whenever it completes a pattern. Cruel but it likes it.
Only timelapses: • The BEST ASMR Ever Cre...
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Black Hole (Instrumental Version) - Tommy Ljungberg
Revolt - Luwaks - บันเทิง
"But I stained it now it looks expensive"
Philosophy of every designer/artist
Well... my philosophy is "There's always a way to fix your mistakes" but it kinda falls into that category
honestly, it still looks like plywood, you see all the random plaques instead of grains.
Edit: it's chipboard actually, which is even cheaper
@@Ardjano234 It's not even plywood, which is at least made out of laminated wood veneers (and can look good if you only see the top surface of it). He used even cheaper chipboard.
I’m your 370th like! But yeah true, I hate modern art. It’s just a bunch of dots and stains on a canvas.
420 likes
Alternative title:
"How to distract children for months"
More like how to distract anyone for months
What if kids get distracted from this distraction?
@@jamessmithers5206 make sure they get distracted by another coffee table
noice
Or Grandma
This isn't a machine that erases what it creates. It's a never ending piece of art.
Dat do be true tho
I dont think you know what art is
@@oscarpritzker6278 Art is something different for everyone so in that meaning nobody knows
@@Linus-qo4qe i dont think you understand what art is
@@Linus-qo4qe art isnt an opinion. A person that has no sensibility to a True work of art, that didnt study and felt the deepest feeling of emotions of the artist, cant really judge what art is.
Art is being able to express our rawest feelings, ignoring aspects like beauty standards (suprematism/expressionism... )
This is just a programmed machine making geometric patterns. Its cool, Its pretty. It is not art.
The issue with this is that the ball is being pulled with so much force that it literally scrapes across the glass and the sand, making a terrible noise. If the magnet was weaker or placed further away from the ball, it would "glide" instead of scrape.
You'd need to find the perfect balance between minimal noise and the right amount of distance between the ball and the magnet so that the magnet dosen't lose hold of the ball.
Absolutely - I was thinking the same thing.
I was thinking maybe use a squishy smooth surface. Maybe rubber or something which takes back its shape... but your idea is also good.
@@vivianeb90 same, but changing the distance sounds much more sensible lol
maybe a lubricamt or magnet or surface oily or somethjng? that ro maybe change the material?
Could he make the ball float above the glass? Using magnetic repulsion/rotation and gravity to keep it in place?
I love how the ball just glide along instead of rolling, feels out of this world
So calming :)
"What's this cord go to?"
"Oh that's the coffee table."
XD
Let's see how many subs I can get from this comment...
Currently: 22...
@@nexuscinematics8384 not really one comment more like seprate comments
@@nexuscinematics8384 in 2 hours
Use a rubber coated metal ball to make it quiet; you might be able to find one in an old computer mouse.
Super build, I love how you repurpose things to build a piece of art like you have done!
Could not have said that better!
Can't figure out why putting a mirror under the sand makes a crunching noise.
Tries glass instead.
omegalul
why there is 110 likes but only one comment because you made other speechless
All he needs is a weaker magnet. It doesnt have to be scary strong to get a ball to move through material that thin, that would also help it roll instead of slide
hahaha But you know best engineering is trial and error.
Alternate Title: Making A Big Etch-A-Sketch
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Nobody:
A pencil with an eraser: The Machine That Erases What It Creates
Yes.
@@helloimnothing7954 hello nothing I'm nameless nice to meet you.
@@glidingjoy857 I wasn't talking to you I was talking to nothing and I said that cause their name said 'hello im nothing '
@@glidingjoy857 sthu not everything revolves around you and if you say no one asked me look at yourself no one asked for your opinion
@@glidingjoy857 Your name is pretty ironic.
Genius. Everyone needs one of these in their home to enjoy and pass time also to relax and clear their mind.
"It's funny how much work I'm telling it do then having it start all over"
It's like a metaphor for life for when no matter how hard you try it seems like all the effort was wasted cause you accomplished nothing... I LOVE THIS
Cheap wood: $4
Add stain: $400 professionally hand cut oak wood
Honestly i stil thought it just looked like cheap painted wood lol.
@@UltraSuperDuperFreak Same, but it looked astonishing at the end.
oak wood no oak stained chip board ... only thing worse is that sawdust board they make cheap computer desks with
Yeah that composite shit you can cut with scissors
It made me sad that he used that cheap shit for the top after all the effort he put in 😭
“I just need a little prices from this machine”- Proceeds to dissect the whole thing one by one 🤣
Oh magic printer gives me prices
@@TheGrimbler mmmmmmmmm, £5.99
@@nexuscinematics8384 wow, i dislike you
Imagine dropping acid and watching this thing work for 12 hours lol
bro same, i'd love to have this in my house, but then i remember that the patterns are filmed in time-lapse :'(
@@EsequielRivas It'd be cool to see how far you can turn the speed up, because the motion of the ball going across and creating the pattern in "real time" really takes my attention
I could imagine having one of these as a decoration at a business HQ building, like a water fountain out, instead you have this fascinating attraction, creating logo's, slogans and other art
*Sees title*
Me: "You mean a pencil, right...?"
no because the eraser doesnt work duh
@@veve1401 you yourself missed the joke and you didnt even include the r/
Dang he really deleted his comment to avoid the embarrassment, to bad he said ur name
Stolen comment
@@dequavis4518 ew Reddit
"It's very dark and oakey"
*Scoffs in Walnut
@Seth Gaming Oak is lighter, the dark color is more representative of Walnut. Just the wrong color.
10 tons of work went into making this video and I thank you so much. I could sit and look at that little ball plowing its designs through sand all day. BRAVO!
💖👏😁💐💖
When physics meets geometry, the result is art
"The machine who erases what he creates"
Human be like :
Good catch. True.
Human be like: pass my pencil and eraser .
More like the machine that erases it's creator
is this supposed to be funny
@@JasonChowTV no
Almost like a dynamic Zen gravel garden. The time lapses were gorgeous.
add a tiny magnetic rake so he can rake the garden
very zen
Best TH-cam demo, ever! This could help a person have something inquisitive to watch for hours!
Never see the same thing twice! Yayyyy
Nothing bothers you, yes, everything can bother some people but you make humor out of it. You are such a very special guy and you and your attitude is infectious and what an absolute Joy to watch and listen to you. This is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for giving us a little break in a very harsh time of all our lives and for giving us a little bit of the real you. So Special!
Imagine producing these at a mass level as a constantly changing art peice. When I'm rich I'm going to hire someone to make me this
Google Sisyphus, this thing is already commercialized
@@MarzThe7 okay that us awesome, thanks
*if
@@bekambekm3200 mm, thats the difference between you and me
@@endurogod5230 sure?
2020: i want a 3d printer
2021: i want a sand printer
Beautiful! Maybe you could combine it with a pattern generator based on vibrations or sound waves. Or you change the sand with iron filings or even ferrofluids and work with adjustable magnetic power. Anyway it is gorgeous as it is.
That's way more complicated, more variables. What I'm wondering is how he coded the machine to do the patterns and how he found out how to make the patterns in the first place.
I saw this in Switzerland in a kind of museum where you could do like experiments. And there was this but like as big as a small house! So it was really big! And it really like makes beautiful ornaments and other stuff and then just erases it again automatically!
It’s just so imitating and just wow...
This is how people in a 2D universe would try to imagine 3D shapes. Cool.
@tsunami of the tsunami lets not start on 5D..
@Waldel Martell our 3D brains are not ready for that
@Waldel Martell There are a lot of things you cant imagine tho, You cant imagine a new color for example, or a sound you have never heard
@@PatataEsplosiva in other words you cant imagine stuff beyond your expirience
@@Gmod2012lo1 Yeah, pretty much, like you cant even imagine new faces, only the ones you have seen
Here’s an idea:
You could maybe make it so every hour or so, it makes a design of a clock with the correct time.
Nice idea but by the time the magnet draws it, the time will be different. He's showing this in high speed
@@barcong6865 it only needs to show the hour. Not the minutes.
@@barcong6865 Silly you! If you time how long it takes for the machine to draw a clock, you can start that many minutes before the time you want the clock to show, and boom it'll be done right on time.
@@SolarisMusic but it'll take different amount of time to draw different numbers/times.
@@barcong6865 I don’t think it would be that different, he showed it in normal time too and it’s fast enough
Tjena,
Perhaps try with a weaker magnet, maybe that why it doesn't roll, if it's been pulled to hard to the base. Just guessing.
Great video!
Very cool, man.
I like that you also include the problems you encounter, and solutions you figure out during the process of making
Add a 3d benchy instead of the ball, so it looks like the boat is sailing the sea of sand. Add a servo to rotate the mangnet below the table, so the benchy is always facing forward. Awesome project!
He doesn't need to make the magnet turn, if the boat is sitting on the ball and the socket that the ball sits in is towards the front, so long as the boat can turn around the ball it will always align with the direction of travel, the sand will push on the hull just like a real boat.
So bossy!
Too big of a footprint unless you stick it on top of the ball.
@@michaelbank9686 I still have my 3cm long benchy. Thing is tiny, and printed in jet black PLA. With maybe a few model modifications, I'm sure it can be downscaled even more if needed
"Erasing what it creates"
That's just doing nothing with extra steps
Lol
Exactly, it's great fo... for ad.... huh, that's still going...
It's also a base nature of reality.
*sigh* r/technicallythetruth
As is life.
Instead of trying to make cheeky comments like most people are doing, I take my hat off to you: you are so creative! It is so smart to use a 3D printer with a magnet to move the ball. Excellent! And the time lapses are very well done. You should find a way to market this.
bruh, amazing work! those timelapses were worth all the effort!
Sandify.org author here. Thank you! This is really neat to see with such great production quality and I love your videos and your channel. Those time lapses are amazing.
Thanks for the code sir...
Very handy site! I was sitting here wondering how to write a script to create that GCode for me, and then he showed off your work. Now I need to go play!
Jeff, many thanks for your effort with Sandify.
I have a suggestion: when making several layers it would be awesome to be able to put in a time delay between them.
You can obviously do it manually in the gcode, but it would be really neat to have it directly in sandify.
Imagine playing board games on a table like that
It would be covered by the game haha
I want to though
Imagine playing board games at all
Shhhh just imagine playing board games
With that i will not get bored at all why playing board games
*Imagine having a table*
One of the Most satisfying Creations frm a Home workshop ive ever seen. Really Neat
This would make a great collector's product. Would definitely buy this if I ever was rich - they have the same endless hypnotic appeal lava lamps have.
5:22 "whoever designed thi- oh wait"
thats comedy
No shit
captain obvious
Cringe
Well crap. I think this needs to be my next project. Just made two of your LED trees on the CNC machine instead of 3D printer with addressable LEDs, they look amazing. I think this project would be another great use for addressable LEDs. You should play around with WS2812B's and WLED, I think you'll be really happy with the outcome.
maby you can try a circle of pushing magnets around and under the ball then... tried to reach out to Simon with that idéa but with little success.
a strong magnet pulling it down is kind of a problem here when you can get it to move by being lifted and pushed...
@@makeandmodify9404 I think the only issue with that would be it isn't able to be "recovered" if the ball ever got out of the circle of magnets. In Simon's solution you can always go back and re-attach the ball with the magnet, but if it needs to be inside a circle of magnets you would need to place it back into the middle.
Also the ball would need to be heavy enough to displace the sand on it's own instead of being pulled down by the magnet (this might actually produce a finer pattern with more detail).
@@TheHookUp if you make the circle so that the ball must lift like 3 cm to leave it, then it will not leave. and yes it will be less force down, that seems needed right? i don't think the force will be to small
The MPCNC guys have a very similar table, they do it a bit differently. Should check their table out.
Hey Dude!!! I have a suggestion, you should make a model rocket propelled by a punctured tesla battery.
This to set in trance! Its absolutly amazing
You need to distance the magnet a bit to get smoother "rolling" , if its too close the attraction is too strong and it just crunches the sand generating noise
Or a weaker magnet with the same amount of distance. With how intelligent this guy is I thought it was painfully obvious that this was the solution to his problem and I was really surprised he never caught on.
I thought exactly the same!
So this is a "thing," then? Remotely dragging a steel ball through sand?
Crushes the sand? Do you know how much force is required to crush sand?
@@iterumconare4258 he probably didn’t mean it😂
"It's actually a bit funny to think about how much work the machine is doing and then I am telling it to remove it and start all over" 6:24
Ah yes, my teachers have the same sense of humor.
Don’t they all......
@@LUGHRT ?
@@Malikin ?
i actually thought the title was abt god for a sec
Great idea man,thanks for sharing this with the world
Very cool. I love the the reliefs that the machine is creating. It's a brilliant invention. Great Job!!!!
This is one hell of a centre piece as a coffee table in the living room, might have given me a horribly good idea 😅
Ooh share your idea!
@@picosystem69yearsago86 was thinking of making a square/rectangular version with the electronics hidden away in square steel tubing legs, you know those legs that you see often with those epoxy river tables and such. Hiding the electronics in there should allow for this table to be relatively thin and normal looking. And probably without the leds. Will see if I make it anytime soon but it sure is a hell of cool centrepiece. Probably would have it change the pattern only every 5 minutes or so making it less distracting.
I was like ah shit that's cool, I think I could make that, then I bought about how many electronics there are along with how bad I am with that type of stuff.
you can call it your Coffee Table Screensaver
@@mousey6923 yes
Next up: turning a microwave into a computer microwave telescope 9000
nah, turning the microwave into a time machine that makes bananas a gelatinous substance, lol.
@@razory7942 don't tell me he's going to accidently create a paradox
El Psy Congroo
I don't think this guy is crazy enough to work with microwave parts
@@razory7942 "put the banana inside it"
@@oscarz5579 lol
I imagine you might want a weaker magnet. Something that can move the ball, but not draw it all the way down. Maybe an automatically adjusting electromagnet? Or actually, a group of them, say five, arrayed in such a way that they will tend to draw the ball diagonally towards them, rather than straight down through the sand. If the parameters are correct, this should result in the ball being drawn across the sand, rather than through it. Combine with different density sands in layers too, maybe?
One of the nicest things i ever seen on TH-cam. Thanks much!
You NEED to make a channel with just videos os patterns being made with this machine, they would be amazing relaxing videos!
I agree. Especially with spacey ambient music in the background.
Or just a livestream that goes on forever
I would absolutely enjoy a stream of this thing doing it’s thing.
The time lapse is like a Zen garden on steroids. This is so freakin’ cool! If I had that in my office I’d never get any work done
this is amazing...great job!!!
I comment rarely, to say the least. But this guy is not just creative and skillful - he is extremely funny and self-observing.
Subscribed, Respect!
“machine that erases what it creates”
so like..... a pencil?
Lol
So like thats 2 thing pencil and rubber gum/eraser
think etch-a-sketch ...
@@sothelon3894 if your gonna do it like that then it's three parts: graphite, wooden body, and the eraser. But luckily for the dude you replied to, a pencil is the combination of all three of those things.
@@paulagenereau4288 A machine with no moving parts then.
”Hello everyone this is your daily dose of internet”
I can hear it
lol
See you soon in my next video.
You're right, this will definitely be included in one of his videos at some point.
Ah another cultured man
@@conservativechannel1549 the objects on the table moving all on their own
So i ask you "did you see it?"
Amazing!! Including the music!
Thank you.
Why didn’t I know I needed this in my life?
Other people: Oh, fancy Sand Zen Table.
My Dumb Brain: Richy Cat Litter.
I can’t help but feel that eventually there would be no sand left in the middle and you would have to fix it
I had that thought too, but it looks like the sand is held in place by an enclosure, and the spiral design seems to be purposefully redistributing the sand
I think he made a script that grabs the outer edge sand if it runs out of resources (i dont think he talked about it but i’m just thinking of reasons he had alot of unused space
That's nothing a good shake of the table can't fix.
@@a8552bc There is a lot of unused space because the printer is rectangular not circular. It can't reach those areas.
I'm even quite sure he can simply unmount the top and use a brush to fix it.
GREAT work! Thak you for showing!
Very very beautiful build. Thank you for the video.
"It's cut out of this very cheap 9mm wood, but I stained it so now it looks expensive"
*Carpentry 100*
Imagine the inner ring made out of a mirror like material.
love this man. Cool crafts
Absolutely love the fancy table robot etch-a-sketch!!!!!!
I can picture my ADHD self getting caught staring at this for hours lol
Same but I just think when I’m staring at stuff I have ADHD too
same
Same
Same
Same dude, same.
Sisyphus: What a perfect name for a machine like this.
Right enough! And for those don't know Sisyphus and what he stands for - look it up folks. Wikipedia is your friend!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sisyphus
@@gyrogearloose1345
Wikipedia is not your friend.
For general information, sure. For anything that is remotely subjective or who's truth is debated, they're absolute gatekeeping assholes who will lock down articles and make themselves the ultimate censors and decider on what is written.
This is why I'll never donate to them, they are incapable of objectivity and are willing to abuse their power to be extremely biased and outright censor information. People shouldn't be able to tell what political leanings the people in charge of Wikipedia have by reading the articles they lock down so only THEY can edit it.
So relaxing to watch. Great work!
Great job on the table! The designs it makes is mesmorizing.
What about a less powerful magnet
Then it might not crunch so much
The ball will be stuck in the sand
@@HSelimSerdar ya, that would ,most likely happen
Maybe put EVA foam (yoga mats) under the sand so it absorbs noise?
@@MasterBlakeYT I think it needs to be balanced. A magnet too strong pulls the ball down too much and causes the crunching. Too weak and it won't move
increase distance between the magnets, you would have much more control over the strength, but I'm sure he would have explored that idea
Title: The machine that erases what it creates
Me: *P E N C I L*
R U GOD!!!!!???????!!!!!?!?
2000000 iq whaaaat!?!??better than dream confirmed?!?!?!?
Big brain time
@@biboy7620 who is dream?
@@boxbunny1344 how dare you say that to me
The end result of that product was so mesmerizing to look at, I just couldn't tear my eyes away. Great use of parts from a defunct 3D Printer, by the way.
That was mesmerizing! Nice work!
"It's actually a bit funny to think about how much work the machine is doing and then I am telling it to remove it and start all over" 6:24
Ah yes, my professors have the same sense of humor.
I think your magnet is just too strong and the ball is getting pressed too hard to the glass because off it. Could you make it show the time in a circle?
That sounds plausible!!
He said sadly his one does not roll because it was crunching. I wonder if the one from the first video he showed rolls or not
i think the issue is that the ball is also a magnet , if it isn't then maybe an electro magnet could fix it by moving the magnet while it's off then turn it on and have the ball roll towards the new location
another question is, can it makes portraits?
@@longweeeeee787 I mean, you realize that the "detail" this machine is able to achieve is like twice the size of the ball (so like an inch), not to mention there has to be a line connecting all the details. I can't imagine and portrait looking too good when you take those aspects into consideration.
Truly the best thing I have ever seen on youtube!
Love all your videos! You are like a genius. Love you RC movies!
You now have the world's coolest coffee table.
Determinism is Freedom 🤙
Google sisyphus. They have been making them custom for a few years.
@@MrBcummings8521 I was making a joke.
"A machine that erases what it creates"
Me: "An etch a sketch?"
L I said the same thing!
Well, you could shake the table and level out the sand.
A motor with an off-balance weight, attached to the underside of the table could be connected to a momentary button. Like an "Erase" function. It would vibrate the table, leveling the sand for a new pattern. (Edited for previous redundant statement.)
Technically? Kinda yeah
this is so relaxing to watch.
An irl version af an old school screen saver.
Absolutely mesmerising. 😍
"Hello everyone, this is your daily dose of internet,"
That's the kind of video I expected this to be 😂
Lmao
not daily dose of internet (e)
Actually, he’s shown this kind of tech on his video before, or maybe it’s a Mandela effect on my part, but yeah
@@Orchidlettux what's a mandela effect?
I never thought I would see the day that someone would sand and stain raw OSB (oriented strand board) and then call it "oaky." Simon you are one wild and crazy man. Great project!
he could have bought cherry, but OSB is funnier!!
Freaking plywood!
Oak OSB, this is the future! 😄
I'm just here to appreciate the Brew Crew profile icon.
That's super cool man. I want one for sure. Great video, bravo!
Wow, kind of relaxing and calming down, thanks for sharing! :)
Ok now that is cool ngl. Imagine drawing a person's face with this. He would get millions of dollars
How
@@robby6382 use it to fool facial recognition software and rob a bank
@@robby6382 people pay a lot more for a lot worse
@tsunami of the tsunami wait
All parts were salvaged from “old” 3D printer 😅.
How does a comment with so many likes have no replies
Cos why not
@@mercurialghoul4417 ok
3D printers have been publicly available since 2009. By technological standards, that could be pretty old.
@@Idk-do1ui the cr10s pro is like 2-3 years old
The led light reflection on the ball is super mesmerizing!
Amazing. Great work!
If this was on sell, and i had money, and i had my own house, this might've been the centerpiece of my living room
Make it play music while it's on so it can hide the motor noise. Also should add a way for it to take timelapses with a pi and post the images/vids to a twitter account each time it finishes a new design
put a camera inside the glass too
@@sdffsdafdsfsdfsd OOFF, MEGA SIZE
@@sdffsdafdsfsdfsd i can see only 3k views per vid for 450k subs
@@sdffsdafdsfsdfsd I don't believe it's actually botted! Look into the channel more!
That's just a band-aid fix though, covering up the actual issue
I'd like to see an experiment with this table of yours, where you tilt the surface so that the sand doesn't fall until disturbed by the ball, and make a pattern from the lowest edge up the inclined plane... Pretty much making patterns in a simulated avalanche.
This is really beautiful !
"HELLO EVERYONE THIS IS YOOOUUURRRR DAILY DOSE OF INTERNET"
I think he already did a video of this
i was going to write this :(
I was gonna type that lol
I was gonna say that
yeah but no you read my mind i was gonna say that
*“Reality can be whatever I want”*-metal ball
Omg... I think this guy is my new hero. Big ups bro!
At first, I was questioning your life choices for you... but that is so rad my dude.
Way to persevere and create a sick ass table (the natural sand landscape border is so dope)!
"I stained it, so now it looks expensive" 😂😂😂
no just looks like darker cheap-o wafferboard