Gear Basics

[@NeverEndles]

this guy is a walking school you videos are awesome in 11 minutes i learned the same as 1 month in school... you would be a good teacher

[@kats727]

So clearly explained. Great narration and examples used.

[@Maartenn100]

I hope ScienceOnline will make more vids exactly like this. It's very good explained! Thanks a lot. (From Europe, Belgium).

[@PerfectParasite]

This helped me realize how to achieve greater potential with a generator running on water turbines. Very informative, thank you.

[@techguy3000]

These videos are the reason I'm on KZbin.

[@EMCNewbie]

this is one of the safest places on youtube xD

[@dbfs3d]

Thank you for this very informative animation. I live in France and I try to teach the operation of the gears to children of ten years. My animation : Engrenages - 1ère leçon (cours élémentaires)

[@castelinop]

Awesome video, very well done. Would love too see more videos from this man.

[@NasirAyub]

one of the best demonstration of gears i've seen

[@rozallez]

Awesome ,Very well done.Thank you for taking the time to post .

[@YousufAnwar4209211]

Man its really amazing you explained everything so easily

[@SaM52461]

@MasterChief241 It says where at the end of the video. Spectrum Educational Supply in Newmarket Ontario

[@narainsahu5697]

Beautiful presentation.

[@StupidNinjaNetwork]

Really helps with me on Robotics

[@GeeKayKayGee]

Another pleasing production from Hilaroad. Gearing and linkage design is I think, a fascinating topic. For those who might be interested this video here on youtube /watch?v=eAniA73C6WI shows many wonderfully different gear trains, all designed to achieve the same end result. Thanks very much for all of your videos Hilaroad, the world needs more teachers like you.

[@jasongiddensviper478]

Great video it really helped my son. Thank you.

[@YanshuAgarwal]

ultimate video... u make the things very simple.. thanks

[@MasterChief241]

Can you tell me where you bought the plastic gears my school has them but i dont know where they buy them.

[@kcluview]

Great stuff! Thank you!

[@TheNewVideos]

good stuff, makes you want to learn all this.

[@BrandonC106]

Where did you get those plastic sper gears?

[@ladicius]

nicely done.

[@gambart2002]

Excellent explanations, thanks.

[@ArmenFirman01]

thank you so much for your videos! they are great!

[@elricksta]

great teacher

[@inventormoh]

awsome video .

[@TheUltimateToad]

So, to have optimum speed you need a Big gear on the pedal and a small gear on the wheel?

[@aval1998]

you should be a teacher!

[@AdmiralZhao007]

oh yeah!! i remember that! like the first toa that came out, you could spin a stick in the back, and both their arms would move, or to do a chopping action, or other things like that. ahhh..those were the days...

[@xallenprzx38]

Guy can help me on this 3 question?1)What are the names of the two rivers that the lock connects?2)Why a high mechanical advantage is necessary to open the locks?3)Name the parts of the machine that enable the locks to be open?

[@jaimegallardojgenigma666]

muy instructivo gracias por el comentario. i love it very intructive.

[@Ilovebodyslam2541]

My teacher has this video ,but I don't understand about gear , who can explain me !? I will so happy if I pass my test about the Gear . I'm Thai , if you're Thai people you can explain me in Thai language ,but u are other nation ,don't wory I can read . THANKS PLEASE!!

[@wis2k]

great n very interesting

[@Lor27509]

Does the cars have gears too?

[@belazela]

Excellent

[@SpinyNormanDinsdale]

I actually live near those locks here in Ottawa. Now I want to go to them and start asking if I can turn some gears :)

[@saibadog]

Bycicle up hills????????????