Mechanical principles part 09

[@MrBrunoDoGuincho]

I have gained the knowledge of Mechanical principles part 09

[@thegoldengood4725]

Mechanical principles*

[@thegoldengood4725]

thank you for your cooperation

[@MrBrunoDoGuincho]

@@thegoldengood4725 👍🤝

[@_ulick]

Part 09*

[@alexferrari8413]

Indeed

[@axitc]

0:04 can be used as a liquid mixing / dissolving mechanism in factories, or simply as a bottle shaking device

[@lostinmoss4323]

or as a shaker for my co-

[@tomba3575]

Yeah it seems similar to a paint mixer

[@ericcurrier9215]

It's nearly as interesting as the last one.

[@EQUAL2]

@@lostinmoss4323 2:09 seems more suited to that

[@gidhdkhijdbdjd9739]

@@ericcurrier9215 iiiik5th

[@kyan2632]

Is really nice to see this channel time to time. Besides for the memes, it's interesting how some systems works and how complex they are. Thank you for making these.

[@MetalHolic97]

Thanks for inspiration and mechanical thoughts. Helps out greatly when stuck on projects to move certain parts in ways that we normally don't do it. These videos I have actually used a couple of principles thanks to your video's

[@toddlytodd]

0:35 One application for this mechanism is in baitcasting fishing reels. The spool spins with the crank and it has one of these mechanisms to guide an eye that layers the line on the spool evenly.

[@thegallantsaint2034]

My hose reel has this mechanism.

[@bobross1241]

You're a wise individual need more people in the field like you

[@mariomartins3134]

Hello! Good night. I do agree.

[@JfromUK_]

These systems are mind-bendingly clever, and amazingly animated 👏 Great job on the viewing positions! Recognised the roller vane but everything else was wild.

[@ichirofakename]

These things would be even better if the source of the power were always clear and obvious.

[@shoeofoceans6623]

Motor

[@blak4831]

@@shoeofoceans6623 I think they mean which part is actually driven. For most of these it matters and for many its hard to tell

[@UltraGamma25]

A motor

[@kempreisky125]

They are always clear and obvious

[@10054]

@@kempreisky125 They are not

[@jsheckleberg5954]

Your skill in has increased to level 9. New dialogue options are available.

[@Epsicronics]

2:06 Ah Perry the platypus, and just in time to witness my shaft strokinator!

[@n111254789]

Man what the hell hahahaha

[@avengedflyleafful]

At around 2:08 the rocking shaft, if you extended the rotation by a little more could you theoretically use that as a camshaft design for an engine?

[@tdog5584]

thats interesting but even if it works it probably wouldnt be better than the current ones

[@BrennoMaturino1]

1:28 it can be used as a retractitle roof

[@notfunnydidntlaugh68]

Mercedes' Benz football stadium

[@BrennoMaturino1]

@@notfunnydidntlaugh68 yes, i was remembering of that

[@agitosblades]

it’s actually the evil villain headquarters door

[@정모구-j2r]

전 그 부분을 카메라 렌즈에 사용할 수 있다고 생각했는데요? 들어오는 빛을 조절하는... 카메라 조리개?

[@noteb.ookluvr]

I have gained the knowledge of Mechanical principles part 9

[@br0kenPixel]

*We

[@lightblub5993]

@@br0kenPixel soviet russian anthem starts playing

[@descargaelbano]

The device at 0:37 already exists and I've seen it in Old machinery, but I do not remember what. Curious to know what it came from.

[@Crafterchen2]

We have a garden hose storage container (you know, that barrel you can wind your garden hose around I really can't think of the proper name right now) with a motor for automatic retraction. And to make sure the hose is rolled up correctly it is guided by a little ring which moves from side to side using this exact mechanism. I think this is not the use case you were looking for but it is at least A use case I can think of

[@descargaelbano]

@@Crafterchen2 yes. Thank you for reminding me what it was for. It is also used on fishing reels to wind the line in evenly across the spool

[@bobross1241]

Also textiles winding spools of thread

[@descargaelbano]

@@bobross1241 I've been watching a lot of videos about old machinery from 100 years ago that people are still using now and it looks like something called the shuttle which moves back and forth to do embroidery and things like that

[@bobross1241]

@@descargaelbano ya that is used in several different looming and spooling from large to small plastic filament

[@itzblackout1285]

2:06 onde posso adiquirir um desses?

[@kerbodynamicx472]

1:50 is this a mechanism used in delta 3D printers for auto bed leveling?

[@kennedyabshire2051]

The delta printer I've worked with didnt have bed leveling. So I'm not sure if thats been implemented. If it hasn't, thats a good research topic...

[@The-PirateQueen]

I've seen a similar design used by nasa for omnidirectional thrusters with no fuel line pinch points

[@jvstAsYouAre]

2:07 ayo where can i get me one of them?

[@maniraj7667]

01:27 Used in Camera Shutter

[@mrsunmanstudios22]

this music makes me feel an emotion of relaxation that doesn't exist

[@raimundononatopinheiromart3438]

Esse canal e muito criativo parabens

[@jimparsons6803]

Mesmerizing. Thanks. Liked the paint mixer in the front of the clip. Have you thought of placing these clips into screen savers? I'd guess that you would make a mint.

[@markezzo9410]

What is the mechanism called starting at 0:46 ? It is like an alternative to a planetary gear.

[@artofrendering]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycloidal_drive

[@averyfancydogggo7244]

2:05 WHERE DO I BUY IT

[@tturbine3940]

Every one of them is brilliant and beautiful.

[@bobross1241]

Outstanding awesome use

[@will3697]

Yaaaay, new upload!

[@bellidoify]

0:46 Cycloidal reducer

[@1224chrisng]

"imagine a frictionless vacuum" it's called wd40 *actually the ones in this video are quite a lot better than last one, barring the arrow swiper which seems like it'll snap off instantly

[@diracpulse3101]

It would be perfect with 2 lines of context and the indication of which part is connected to the motor

[@notl1ves]

Imo this is better, because it doesn't limit your creativity for the uses, and the motor part is pretty visible, also some of them don't even use motors

[@tylerwisener5623]

Very curious what design process you follow. How do you form the structure you want? Do you think about the motions you want in each section, then choose a component that transfers that motion? How much do you use dynamics equations?

[@Thonga5]

i can only imagine sitting in the first one hehe

[@redib2717]

Is there somewhere you can download these models? I really want to 3d print them.

[@Geosbudy]

The first system set up can be applied in bar tender job; the art of mixing cocktails

[@APFS-DS]

WOOOOOO PART 99999999999999999999999999999!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@grand_touring]

0:35 自動で綺麗にホースを巻いてくれるやつってこう言う仕組みしてたのか

[@gavincurtis]

The first one, “mechanical cat washing apparatus” should go straight to Shark Tank.

[@murzukdurzuk4072]

It was the best I have seen from Art of rendering.

[@sobamani1244]

Well done 👍👍

[@maximes2613]

1:40 this is used in some kind of simple vacuum pump but you can't reach a high lvl of vacuum with these if I remember well

[@YoshiyaMakina]

This might be a very late reply but I believe what you're trying to remember is called a Vane Pump Motor.

[@tooltrader2009]

What software do you use to create the mechanisms?

[@Jay-yy9ol]

Nice. But what function are they used in?

[@elementzero_0]

what simulation software did you use for this?

[@mr.guakacado970]

What tool do you use to model these?

[@tylerwisener5623]

Looks like solidworks with either the built in animation or motion study add on

[@ChuckBalzer]

What software is used to create these simulations?

[@mudassirmajid99]

Very nice

[@ArthurIslamRU]

Hello, which is the software you use for this difficult animation?

[@lopez9451]

I came to ask that

[@mahendrabandaranayake2633]

Autodesk Inventor?

[@faceremover2]

2:07 ayo get me that contraption

[@berellevy2]

Excellent

[@agitosblades]

1:27 so THATS the Evil Villain’s headquarters door.

[@1ooo000]

Oddly satisfying.

[@keyurajudiya3271]

In which CAD software you made this CAD model or Assembly ?

[@liquid_lover]

Looking at the faces of these models, it appears to be made with FreeCAD. If so, some additional addons might be needed for the animation part of it. But I can't be too sure.

[@captainalieth]

that last one is really cool

[@unrellated]

2:24 I want to know what would happen if one of the gears did a full revolution while the other two stayed still.

[@profesor3430]

Muy bueno para todos .👍👍👍👍👍

[@benmorris3506]

how is it possible at 1:12 when the darker purple gears are different sizes?

[@jasonwaits88]

I caught that too. Scratching my head.

[@diyotmisyon5622]

Nice video 👍

[@rachidtessoudali9337]

Great 👍 thanks

[@benjimann4438]

Isn't the one at 1:40 just a vane pump?

[@jokunimi5625]

yes but the impellor is not centered

[@niccraft3511]

3:12 that can be a clock mechanism, the spike of the second

[@Yormsane]

I think Leonardo da Vinci would have subscribed to this channel.

[@sean...]

Whats the name of the 3rd mechanism at 0:37 ?

[@solomonheppner]

Don't know the name, but its used recognizable from garden hose and fishing line reels. Also used industrially for wrapping

[@sean...]

@@solomonheppner Thanks Solomon, I have found the name, its called a cylindrical cam

[@clydoscope5841]

1:27 this could be useful for sci-fi doors

[@solomonheppner]

*camera lenses.

[@Iapetus31]

Part 9 let’s gooooooooooo

[@joaohenrrique2652]

What 3d program do you use?

[@eyeSeeQu]

He is for shure no expert in mechanics, but it looks cool... very satisfying

[@yrr0r244]

1:14 I recognize thats the structure of a circular transformer winding machine

[@mechatronrasky]

toroidal winding machine

[@kareldaulatram]

What tool u use to make such videos?

[@stephengilchrist6595]

Some great ideas for cocktail shaker shakers 🤣🤣

[@demariultraastra864]

What design software do you use?

[@quentinkasriel4348]

I have gained the knowledge of- you know what? Nevermind

[@NOVAGUTZ_08]

What are these even for

[@williamschupp2941]

starting off strong with the infant shaker

[@berhanuslu6613]

1:54 ?

[@lukwoj7954]

1:40 this mechanism should be used to engines as a turbo

[@Rasool-basha99]

Thanks

[@facacabemer]

Hello, one question, could you download these models, what do you do? in the Funsion 3D format (it seems to me that you use this software) thanks regards

[@l.N.S.A.N.I.T.Y]

People after watching mechanicle principles part 0-100000: I’m stronger I’m better I’m faster I’m SMARTER

[@ImJustOldUser]

1:30 look like future door in sci-fi movie 😆😆

[@sebreb3359]

thanks for this advise to deabo... if i want to see twitter videos i go to twitter^^

[@trek7562]

unlocking a small portion of all off god's secrets.

[@Akademeg...]

Круто...

[@laxmannx5438]

How the animation softwer

[@glottalstop2080]

2:06 HELP

[@ryanboyd8761]

I mean, I feel like more of the ones in this video would be almost fully hampered by friction than the usual amount. Still enjoyed it though.

[@Xerxies619]

I have gained the knowledge of mechanical principles part 09

[@cleofaspingarron]

In here to acquire knowledge of the mechanical principles

[@jesus737]

Cool

[@lalchandkolekar200]

Sar please tell me the names this mechanism please please

[@artofrendering]

the cycloid reductor

[@donniemontoya9300]

I love gaining knowlege.

[@AdEngineer]

Good old mechanical principles

[@Admiral45-10]

If I'm being honest, watching them all is really fun, but calculating their parametric movement equations would be a nightmare😂

[@hamanonaozumi3924]

Now you should make a new channel called the Art of Creating From Rendering, which you should make it real using 3d print👍

[@1stpro259]

1:32 😬

[@spiffyandres2113]

i have gained the knowledge of Mechanical principals part 09 snd also i likke chez burgewr mmmmmmmmmmm

[@darshilsolanki5485]

This means any sort of movement could be obtained using rotational input. Only thing needed is smart brain to create such ideas.

[@hexium_]

1:50 it’s the thingamabob

[@krizwaynemaminta4553]

Others most used in rides

[@MickCorgi]

That’s my protein shaker.

[@aleatorio8381]

2:08 I know what you thought 😏

[@ChaoticAnswers]

I think of paint can mixing seeing this one.

[@elisfransisca2875]

Perfeeeeeeeeeect