Geneva Mechanism / Geneva Drive & How a Film Projector Works

[@Kriddick18]

Wonderful video! The colors of the models make it very visually clear what’s happening and your explanations of the differences were great

[@SeracS354]

It's great you have included an application of the mechanism as well.

[@Christiane069]

You channel is really super interesting. I always been interested in science and mechanical things. I grew up in Paris close to the science and engineering exposition building were I spend my teen age years. Keep it up!

[@whirlarc5916]

Are there downloadable 3D models for these? These are magnificent.

[@TheLobo91]

Any way we could get the stl files for these? Would love to show my students all these?

[@cadcamcnc06]

Is it possible to share the stl or part file of the models?

[@ibreachbharathi]

How can i got these models.i plan to explain to my students by using this model

[@rupalmehta2672]

15 degree curve... sharp V or A W / M shape out side 32 pin center side 16 pin .. how i kneet one by one move this circle dye...?

[@philippboetcher9959]

Brilliant, I am learning so much!

[@PaulDominguez]

Hi Jay, do you sell the STL files for printing. These are great learning tools for kids

[@danyaalnazir7916]

You mentioned that the rapid acting drive is used for the camerograph, is it better to use the rapid acting drive for other other system aswell?

[@tariq-ally]

This is really cool! May I get your advice please. Which of these would produce the least friction and impact as well as how can I reduce the play of the advanced wheel to a minimum?

[@trsarathi]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@ariovaldotrindade2200]

Hello, can I suggest a gear. Thank you so much

[@allysonlfeeney]

Hi I am working on a museum exhibition and I am hoping to talk to you about your toy film projector clip. Can you please let me know if you would be open to letting us use your clip?

[@WilliamFrawley]

Yes, that would be fine

[@kutchbhi1]

This is legendary stuff ! please share stl

[@kuztomix]

Great stuff ! thanks

[@mekateknik3717]

We will recognize the "clack clack" of the first cameras. The mechanism was invented in the early 1900s for the Enlightenment Brothers. This allowed the photo film to advance jerkily with a manual motor or crank that provided the rotational energy... This was the Gopro -100

[@정미자-z5v]

기계원리법 감사드립니다

[@jacobomirandazacarias4457]

Hey Jay Gould! Amazing video, me and my colleagues are doing a research about one of the mechanisms you show. Can you bring us an email where we can contact you? Please :)

[@HeonChang]

amazing

[@davidricado9323]

Terimakasih banyak atas ilmunya

[@ibreachbharathi]

Amazing really

[@dea6492]

Thank you!

[@psh1491]

good