Mechanical principles part 14

Mechanical principles
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[@Living_Murphys_Law]

I have now gained the knowledge of mechanical principles 14.

[@ohio2584]

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[@Mr.Beauregarde]

I have now gained the knowledge of mechanical principles 14.

[@HolyBootsFS]

Have we run this joke into the ground yet?

[@Living_Murphys_Law]

@@HolyBootsFS Yes, but I don’t care.

[@Mr.Beauregarde]

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[@kubba_x86_64]

Babe wake up new mechanical principles just dropped!

[@damianmandich8723]

Thank you for the inspiration. Makes me think of all the processes that can be run by mechanics alone.

[@АлександраВасильева-я7ж]

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[@arturomargonar6186]

Assuming it's a pump, I feel like the arrows at 3:14 should be reversed

[@AnaphylaxisMan]

I came to make the same comment after playing it back a few times to work it out in my head lol

[@uncuttoast9576]

I had the same idea

[@pmangano]

right? I had the same feeling

[@Bibibosh]

Perhaps the video is in reverse. Or has been mirrored flips.

[@andyl624]

These are so great. I would love to try them in real life. Does anyone know how to get the CAD or STL file for these?

[@Lonely_Wiz]

since they're principles, it shouldn't be too hard. I used to make some of them to practicr my autodesk inventor knowledge back then.

[@Lonely_Wiz]

also, if you have any doubts about any of these, feel free to ask me :)

[@woodrunner51]

they are sometimes a bit unpractical....i think the first one is just a unefficient planetary gearbox. I could be wrong tho

[@Lonely_Wiz]

@@woodrunner51 i mean, as i said before, they're principles. They're not supposed to be practical, but to make it's functionality a little more intuitive and visible. The first one is a mechanism that keeps a plane at its fixed Y position, the second one must be the one you're referring to as the planetary gear, but thats not the case. That's a simple transmission that uses 2 stationary gears, and it diverges a rotational force into more axis.

[@LiquidSoapDrinker]

Finally, after 14 lessons of various mechanical principles, I can now create the doohickey-thingamabob

[@MarkATrombley]

Some of these I can see the point to but others just seem to be complex ways of doing simple things.

[@blackroberts6290]

tbf, it's Mechanical principles part 14. What do you expect?

[@leftcoastline]

1:20 feels illegal

[@Turbo.Teutonic]

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[@APFS-DS]

i cant believe my eyes, another part, my knowledge has epanded, my curiosity quenched, and my endorphins are up, I YEARN FOR PART 15

[@iViking90]

1:19 THAT'S HIM, OFFICER!

[@UVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA]

Oh I've been waiting for this!!

[@yishuhuang9588]

what software do you use？

[@grummanschumann6475]

there ya go scrapman, an even more complicated way of making an osculating sliding platform!

[@nebihnebih1]

I loved this channel its brain booster.

[@graemefenwick6925]

Hi, Your work is fasinating to watch. Could a timeline be added in the description with the name of each mechanism please?

[@ChrisDaGamer]

please tell us what you use to make these, i like to mess around with mechanical stuff as you appear to but don't have the means to.

[@Qui-9]

_How_ are some of these mechanisms invented to work as perfectly as here, like the straight-translation lever assemblies, especially the very first one?? Is there a purpose to them also?

[@pavelmolodchik]

The 1st one of its kind: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaucellier%E2%80%93Lipkin_linkage

[@Qui-9]

@@pavelmolodchik interesting!

[@paulfabrycky7688]

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[@obsidian1364]

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[@АленаЯкименко-ь4ы]

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[@edilsonmartins6653]

Muito bom.

[@newman5985]

Thank you for sharing, if you dont mind what kind of software your using for this project. Thank you in advance

[@scottericwilliams]

You know we're taking these to the Lego Technics, right?

[@jayluck8047]

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[@Silacide]

I really like the one at 0:53, reminds me of some systems used in animatronics for themeparks but instead of having it on the outside here it's on the inside over multiple rotations

[@chrisstewart7078]

How about mountain bike suspensions please.

[@derrickstorm6976]

Lol that's fluid mechanics

[@LucaLegos563]

What is this software called

[@lamenwatch1877]

2:06 looks like a finger.

[@Admiral45-10]

Could be. It's how our muscles are attached and move (although a little differently)

[@creamedice667]

I have been enlightened by mechanical principles part 14

[@sandmars7]

HELL YEAH!!!

[@mubarakmuhammadsani4238]

What software is this?

[@manasboral1015]

I am interested a Hydrolic principle also.

[@elenagaprindashvili]

what do you use to model such mechanisms?

[@railworksamerica]

might be FreeCad

[@Oyakinya-Izuki]

​@@railworksamerica pretty sure it's one of the autodesk softwares

[@kervkin]

ALGUIEN SABE COMO SE LLAMAN O DONDE PUEDO CONSEGUIR ESOS ENGRANAJES QUE APARECEN EN EL MINUTO 4:06 porfa ese mecanismo es para robots de 4 patas para caminar

[@Moe_roNs]

the day that we do not see a to be continued is the day that we have learned every mechanical principle

[@alexanderchippel]

It seems like a lot of these would just break from stress

[@dexterwalker6883]

I have gained the sanity of the mechanical principles

[@KLENT_Ik]

Hi, tell me please, in what program do you do these animations? Very interesting)

[@barberousse9470]

probably autodes inventor or solidworks , perhaps even fusion360 but i doubt it

[@KLENT_Ik]

@@barberousse9470 Thanks)

[@railworksamerica]

I think it’s FreeCad

[@Natatattatification]

I like the music

[@Jaydenfok]

wake up, mechanical principles part 14 just dropped

[@_end3rguy_]

1:20 I saw this in an illusion book from the book fair as a kid and they said it couldn’t possibly exist and if it did it would never actually turn

[@jamesfisher4110]

Great video! It looks like the arrows should be reversed in the pump design.

[@reem46490]

I think I'm gonna watch this next time I take shrooms

[@dudetakeo2985]

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[@DesultoryMan]

I would love to use these mechanical principles to algodoo and test them if see if it works 🥰

[@cillos]

I have now gained knowledge of mechanical principles 2.14

[@sebe4199]

Nice vid

[@GorgutsFan1998]

the age of flesh has come to a close

[@tunghuy989]

Babe Mechanical principles part 14 is out

[@adams3627]

Now I know how to do whatever this is

[@Болото-э1г]

Эх, сюда б амперку. Да вот только...

[@ImXyper]

LETS GOO

[@maxvereshcagin6898]

Как с вами связаться? Мне нужно разработать сложный механизм. Аля калькулятор, но механический

[@chancyv]

When you eat hot sauce with ice cream

[@goldg7066]

90도 반전기에 대한 메카니컬 운동원리도 가능한가? (틸팅)

[@KLENT_Ik]

Привет, скажи пожалуйста, в какой программе ты делаешь эти анимации?

[@SCOP_]

I don’t know for sure but I think it might be blender

[@видио-я1о]

I 1999 like;)

[@psh1491]

good

[@mightydorchux]

A human has to be taught this in order to know it. It doesn't come with our programming.

[@kmsbismarck750]

2:06 first i thought of the Scoope from Sister Location. Who else did?

[@Admiral45-10]

To be honest I thought it's what they use in excavators.

[@aderoner2735]

I want to make it in gmod

[@knopfir]

TIL how fingers work

[@MosaidDeath]

My high school principal may have been mechanical.

[@HKYT649]

wow...

[@poht1]

the principle is it has alot of moving parts and breaks under load

[@machinart0012]

app name

[@jardozouille1677]

Hum ... first !

[@J.BOMBEUR]

👍🏽

[@ohio2584]

good for you

[@ІванГеннадійовичПономаренко]

1:20 reverse

[@paranoidmidge]

extra !

[@tahsanhossaintahsanhossain]

Please create scientific content in Bangla language

[@BETEP_BECT]

О как

[@syrathdouglas1244]

Watching these has given me an idea: A large fidget toy that uses these mechanical principles so that any fidgeting (switches, buttons, cranks, etc) is used to spin a turbine that turns it into a powerbank.

[@Admiral45-10]

You mean, a generator or a flywheel?

[@syrathdouglas1244]

@@Admiral45-10 yes. A fidget toy with a tiny generator

[@Admiral45-10]

@Syrath Douglas well, in this case, all it would take is a simple reel or something else connected to three magnets and a solenoid... But, I mean, we can then attach all of the other stuff to it. It wouldn't serve any purpose, but would be probably cool to watch...

[@Qwazor]

Kid named finger: 2:07

[@wildraheim4302]

8th comment

[@1.4142]

No truer principles have been mechanised before

[@ChrisChapin_chapes]

you fools!! you've exposed the knowledge of mechanical principals 14

[@incyberideas]

On some examples no sense

[@drdrag1867]

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