DIY Winding machine with self reversing screw

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hello friends in this video I try to build a winding machine by using Self reversing screw.
Self reversing screw can change its horizontal movement though shaft is rotation in same direction, this type of screw element lots of mechanism for horizontal motion as a winder.
We just need to rotate the shaft in single direction the horizontal motion of thread guide will automatically change when it reach its most left or right corner.
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[@snoopythegorila]

Used to work at a subsea robotics company and this is the exact mechanism that was used to spool and unspool our 5000m long tethers to the robots out at sea. Cool to see it in miniature form!

[@TheRangaTanGaming]

Working in a woollen mill with stuff like this on a daily basis, it’s both funny and fascinating to see this tech, which is in machinery over 70 years old, manufactured by one man and 3D printer into a fully functioning machine. Great work and keep it up.

[@radishdalek]

The self reversing screw is genius - nice project

[@serj_ku]

It’s standart practic in rewinder lol, and he use it wrong, need increase step size to got nice rewind, and if you check the machines thread going self on that roller

[@mikenewell5683]

The self reversing screw is same thing if seen on some fishing reels.

[@JonPrevost]

3 seconds in, you've already got my thumbs up. Fantastic intro video. It shows nearly everything I want to know. The rest is gravy. Nice job letting the video do the talking.

[@05Matz]

Ah! I think I saw a reversing screw like that in 507 Mechanical Movements! Clever solution to making a spool roughly even without a controlled/limited extra axis. For more complex/precise winding tasks, an electronic axis might still be needed to make everything even, but this mechanical one does 'good enough' for just spooling things on a reel roughly evenly without all that hassle and complexity!

[@gryyphyn8639]

THANK YOU!!!!!! I've seriously been trying to design this exact machine for the last two years. I buy big spools of threads like Dacron for working with industrial and upholstery fabrics but I only have a small sewing machine which doesn't accept them and adaptors don't work well. This will save me a so much work!

[@jeromebullard6123]

You do realize that fishing reels used this exact mechanism nearly a century ago?

[@gryyphyn8639]

@@jeromebullard6123 yes, but have you ever tried to buy one to make a winder to offload thread from a 3# maxi spool to a standard 200-500yd spool?

[@jeromebullard6123]

@@gryyphyn8639 lol I have not.

[@davef21370]

Brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing this. I've been struggling with hand winding some small magnet coils, got a good few to do so definitely giving this a go.

[@matthewmcdaid7962]

That thing looks just like my dad's fishing reel. My dad has been gone for nearly 75 years, so you can figure that out. Yeah, dad's fishing reel was a lot smaller and largely stainless steel or brass, but the mechanism is the same.

[@michaellichter4091]

A very interesting machine, with a few modifications, it could be used for winding coils for electronic circuits. Thank you for this inspiration.

[@DivinityIsPurity]

The rotation is not proportional to winding, maybe if you can make sensor for bobin and add thread thickness input value to adjust speed proportion between winding and thread bobin it would make thread stack evenly

[@GamesPlayer1337]

That would be cool. Even cooler would be a roll on the backside of the roll that has just the right amount of translation to autoadjust itself correctly without any need of input ever. Just imagine perfectly rolled, no matter what thickness your thread has.

[@tareksma1]

​@@GamesPlayer1337 it's called surface speed in cnc, the larger diameter the higher the surface speed, and the cnc machine adjust for that, its easy to make this using to stepper motor instead of DC motors, and make it adjust everything in the code.

[@gavincurtis]

As another brought note, upgrade the DC motors to steppers and you can on the fly configure it to wind any just about anything on any width of spool.

[@johnrobinson1140]

I would use a tiny microprocessor and a Hall effect sensor to control both. The code would be interesting.

[@jeremywaldner5753]

​@Tsma can you link me to a video or a article on how this is done

[@L3X369]

Your designs are so clean, functional and beautiful! It's a pleasure to watch your videos and learn some things.

[@diyfireking]

So wonderful. Brilliant as always. 💖

[@kmartcarol48]

These have been used in fishing reels for a long time....and tiny if you think about the size of a reel with all the parts inside.

[@clintonhendrick7703]

Right. Thinking he just over complicated a baitcaster

[@omahundroreelrepairandrest7079]

Yeah, I immediately said to myself "he just made a levelwind from a fishing reel".

[@benjamengabriellewis8818]

Thank you for taking the time to made this in cad and giving us something to think about 😊

[@BrianVoelker]

This is great! I never want to hear the filament companies cant evenly spool their filament ever again!!!

[@MrFranklitalien]

man that is SO COOL thank you for sharing!! I'll be trying to make something like this for a 3d printing filament machine

[@stickyfox]

Leesona winding machines worked this way and had a weird mechanical glitch that caused them to wind guitar pickups in just the right way, making them more valuable than modern servo-controlled winders. I learned this when I toured some coil winding factories for a work project.

[@spiritburners]

❤ love this we’ll done good to see things from the past produced with tech from the future 🎉

[@sami_2119]

Excellent as usual. Thanks for the video

[@pauleddleston1766]

I had to make something similar for winding, but this is much better. 👌

[@samseoone]

I wasn't looking for it, but I needed it and the algorithm knew 😂

[@davey2k12]

That's badass 😮 I need make one for winding coils add a calculator to count the length

[@glennlopez6772]

Hey bro, you come up with a variety of interesting stuff. That's what they use in looms! Thanks for the video!

[@robology_channel]

Amazing videos tutorial. Thank U for sharing technology, to be continue the next videos.

[@nwsteg2610]

Not shown: The perfectly spooled thread that this is being tested with xD But seriously, awesome job!

[@deadlymedley3306]

That oscillating screw mechanism is so clever

[@joequilling1892]

Good ole’ redesign of a level wind fishing reel. So innovative. /s

[@VincePhoenix]

For the second rectangle you could have projected the geometry of the face (even though I see no plane, maybe it's a 3D sketch, in this case it's ok like this), for the center extrusion I would not have bothered with specifying the length : an all through, or to next face would have worked like a charm. Besides those nitpicks about Inventor, that's a really clever design !!

[@elyaabe.inventions]

Genius and excellent work✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪

[@siddharthg8801]

Brilliant as always🎉

[@FimaMillston]

Excellent! Keep moving!

[@JoeGaz]

Amazing design. I would hire you as an engineer!

[@cleriston.nantes]

Great idea, thanks to share.

[@keupondestroy911]

Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo c'est super cool 😊

[@mjtunstall1976]

good use of inventor to make the corkscrew from3D printer!

[@KK3DTechnology]

Good work I like it 3D print .👍🏻

[@pandurangmudgal985]

Best idea thanks for you

[@hairybass480]

Looks just like the level wind gear on a moden baitcast reel.

[@sebbes333]

Genius design! :D

[@p.armour4907]

i love it! thank you

[@chaos.corner]

Very good. Though I would think you'd want to use one motor and gearing to assure winding uniformity. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@Edwardify]

This has so much potential

[@raymondo162]

do go on...........................................

[@prathameshbarik]

badhiya content innovative bhaiya

[@justjuanengineer]

this is dope. nice job friend 🤙🏻

[@cobralyoner]

great design!

[@cwork7716]

Used in yarn process. Known in the industry as a cam, dog/skid and guide. We process at about 600 meters a minute per end. Superba heatset equipment and winders.

[@lucianospadaririchesi4163]

No ano de 1992 eu tentei fazer uma coisa bem parecida, porém não deu certo.Parabéns!!

[@EwetoobSucks]

You know, the slight imperfections in the spooling seem to make it the perfect threader for guitar pickups. You should call the guitar pickup manufacturers and use the phrase "as close to human winding as can possibly be emulated, while speeding up the production process AND cutting costs for human winders" !

[@UncaringHobo]

Finally! I can get rid of all this string!

[@bernardzouhou6707]

Great. Congratulations

[@Drxxx]

Very creative channel❤❤ , good luck

[@madhukeshnp]

Brilliant

[@framfpv408]

Bravo ..bo travail moi je trouve

[@mediocreman6323]

5:55 - Is is real? Do I really see somebody who put things like an Arduino on a socket, and _did not directly solder it on???_ You, sir, are a hero! Because this is how you are supposed to do things. Also, I learned that such a thing as a self-reversing screw exists. Is this what is also used for industrial applications? I can imagine those crossed threads must have a lot of wear when the screw is spun too quickly.

[@kmoecub]

Such screws have been used in industry for nearly two centuries (though typically made from metal). If you want to see one in another application search for Yankee Screwdriver. They were a very common tool in use before electric screwdrivers were commonly available.

[@KarolKopiec]

Genius! I am in ave! 👏

[@TengriKok]

good design, you must add different sizes of screw for different size bobbin. Also shaft sizes and types is not clear in your 3d project page. But design very good, thanks!

[@yasamogu]

Ухты! Какая штука полезная

[@Clancydaenlightened]

use two servo motors, replace the cam with an all thread rod with a very fine thread pitch, hook up an stm32, esp32, or arduino and a 595 shift register to some gate driver ic's, with dat now you can drive some mosfets and igbt and use high current 24v motors and now have a cheep winding lathe, prefect for winding tesla coils, although with a tesla coil your coil length is has to be shorter than your all threaded rod, since you only wind a single layer.... with servos you can precisely control wind speed, feed speed, coil spacing, winding and feed torque, so if you got the right motor you can wind as low 8awg to 50awg, just change dem torque and rpm specs depending what coil u bout to wind

[@PauloSergioDiasCarmo]

Muito bom.

[@LifeIsThePrayer]

Great! Now let’s think about getting the filled spool off the machine shall we?

[@decimaldelimiter587]

elegant!

[@ephemeraldrift9599]

Reminds me of a level wind fishing reel

[@peo8004]

Cam slider. The same is used in inking system for offset printer.

[@SOU6900]

I've always wondered how this worked with fishing reels. Now I know.

[@johnholzhey8149]

Like a bait casting reel.

[@Fjyclydjgu]

Молодца!

[@yegfreethinker]

That would be nice to have as I sew a lot lol

[@n.s.shankar]

Wow..... Kindly make an arduino based smartglass pls : fan of you

[@hirominakami9991]

改めてこうやって見ると糸巻く仕組みって難しいな… 糸の幅と横方向への移動速度制御 これとは別に往復することで糸自体の厚みで、軸半径が増えて糸の巻進行速度が変わることに対し減速させないといけない。 ピストン運動速度と、巻き速度の調整がすごいなと とりあえず一回こっきりならボリュームのつまみみたいなのでモーター速度変えればいいのかもしれないけどw

[@graealex]

Interesting mechanism, although Integration-wise, it'd probably be better to have two motors. Reverse and adapt different yarn-widths in software then without having to need to change mechanical parts.

[@DirtyRobot]

The cross section of the "yarn" dictates the jibe speed and would normally be handled mechanically. The "yarn" would be pulling the guide along and slightly behind it.

[@satishmb7509]

super sir

[@DavidSmith-dz5wv]

This design is from a ‘level wind’ fishing reel that was introduced in 1860 and still used today

[@daverimar1237]

Awesome

[@liangstephen2566]

哈哈哈，嘉丽创。👍

[@HuckThis1971]

Many fishing reels are made like this.

[@priabiasa9095]

We have sewing machine Singer that has a thread barrel below the needle. When you need to refill the barrel, no need such mechanism to winding the thread. The thickness of winded thread it self that drives back and forward.

[@rbrooks2007]

If I remember, what was called a rabbit. When ploughing using traction engines at the edge of a long field would have a mechanism for the steel ropes towing the plough across the field and not bunch up the steel on the bobbin.

[@cocotaco_875]

What software do you use for 3d modelling?

[@vulpinemac]

The winding spool could be simplified by simply using a low-torque motor or a slip-clutch on the shaft instead of toothed belt. Would eliminate the need for a PCB driving the second motor.

[@shawnstuart1029]

Make the hole smaller for the thread to pass thru for a neater wind. There is too much backlash on reverse.

[@MrInnovative]

yes you are right

[@BillDavies-ej6ye]

I had an early Epson dot matrix printer that used such a mechanism to drive the print head back and forth across the page, once for each line of text, even if only one character was printed. I can't remember what advanced the paper, perhaps it was a pre-stepper motor design.

[@HolmesHobbies]

It was a stepper. They have been around a long time.

[@spideyprince7077]

This program looks nice, similar to fusion but different, what did you use?

[@matthewbucknall8350]

I had an old thermal printer with a thread like that on it, to move the print head back and forth.

[@Eugenemeo1]

Impressive. As for me, you can use only one motor

[@fifispdc]

fishing reel !!

[@BlackSoap361]

You imitated the leveler on a Penn 301. Now try the Penn 350 worm.

[@Jkauppa]

try torched pipe surface graphite bearing (two pipes in each other, contact surfaces torched to soot graphite lubrication)

[@Jkauppa]

nice

[@jasonmorgan661]

Diawa bait caster gone wild....😮

[@Tbonyandsteak]

Some fishing wheels also use this princible

[@planktonfun1]

neat

[@eleonoramarree]

wow

[@qbgqgbdbq]

There are three things you can watch forever: fire burning, water falling, and reversing screw hypnotizing

[@Hugh7777]

In the 1950s, my father had a fishing reel with one of those.

[@saratoga123321]

Congrats, you made a fishing reel

[@David_11111]

yay very good :)

[@vanhalteren-ca]

Daddy where do projects come from... Well son they come from one piece of 3/4" plywood in Mr Innovative shop.

[@gustarrezende]

Cool, but how do you remove the spool after full?

[@eugenlin4222]

This drum in the first minute of video is enough for the yarn to go through. YOU DONT NEED ADITIONAL TOP PART. just put yarn through the drum. 🙂

[@cussuol]

Why so much eletronics for such a simple machine?

[@tareksma1]

When you design a pcb you make it thinking in the future, and most his projects involve stepper motors, that's why it has arduino nano and 2 A9488 drivers. In this projects he just needed the DC motors.

[@MrInnovative]

exactly

[@petenikolic5244]

My question exactly WHY .

[@shantilkhadatkar1195]

I am currently building a cnc plotter so could you suggest how much power to actually supply to cnc shield?