Golden Ratio Turbine 3D Printed

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Music
Banjo Short (KZbin)
Puddles by Stanley Gurvich (Artlist)
Ottobre Di Domenica by Bottega Baltazar (Artlist)
GetApp by Lalinea (Artlist)
Conversations by RexBanner (Artlist)
Scherzetto by ZivMoran (Artlist)
NeonLights by IanPost (Artlist)
DayattheZoo by HansJohnson (Artlist)
PawPrints by BobHart (Artlist)
Foam Rubber 320bit
Silly Intro 320bit
Burnin Down the House Alternative Version by SaintAnyway (Artlist)
KingofMandol by SwirlingShip (Artlist)
Taiyo Sun No Backing Vocals by Ian Post (Artlist)
The Reel Me by John Van Houdt (Artlist)
Fascinating Life by Lux Inspira (Artlist)
Here Come The Raindrops - Reed Mathis
Farewell by Maya Belsitzman Matan Ephrat (Artlist)
Carmen by Esteban Maxera Cuarteto (Artlist)
Inevitable Encounter by Gil Nagel (Artlist)
Secret Garden by Ian Post (Artlist)
Floating Point by Roie Shpigler (Artlist)
A Shot in the Dark by Dan Zeitune (Artlist)
ClearSkies by RexBanner (Artlist)
Lets Go by ORKAS (Artlist)
#3dprinted #turbine #schauberger

[@MakersMuse]

ahaahjahah please no more printers One thing we do have here atm is... lots of wind, so I might have to try this out !

[@integza]

That my friend, would be awesome!

[@jikkityjek1333]

I have no idea why but the guitar music at 8:25 made me so happy

[@Inertia888]

@@integza I would love to see a flywheel added to the design.

[@theblueguy6009]

@@integza I wrote you an email

[@jeffv2074]

That is how you can "Structure" the water .

[@bizarreworld2510]

"In 1800's a baby was born somewhere in Austria. His name was..." Oh boi here we go "Victor" Phew...

[@paper9570]

Aditya Wath very funny😂

[@gyzardo3648]

Raid shadow baby!

[@NOTZeroBlank]

Oh i just realized. Hitl-

[@edwardhaybell1938]

@@NOTZeroBlank no, Adolf Schicklgruber is what his name should be

[@xavierrodriguez2463]

@@edwardhaybell1938 lmfao

[@kelvinnova1437]

I love the cameo of Mehdi for "FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER"

[@mhuynh87]

I LOVE BOOM GUY

[@johnsmead5096]

its quite literally a meme. every depiction or mention of one and my brain hears his voice

[@dominikcarstensen]

@@mhuynh87 In Germany we´d call him "beschte Mann" xd

[@CharNatorn]

Electroboom

[@mallxs]

Viktor stated that water has memory, it seems not only water but also wind as it tries to avoid you,

[@hitechinc.7875]

Is he Spanish or France.

[@hitechinc.7875]

Is he Spanish or France.

[@amitir22]

this 3d printer technology was probably de Vinci's dream. imagine what we could have today if he had some 😂

[@crymorefkr]

da vinky?

[@PeanutButterToes69]

@le derp please Write a book on this then maybe you mught get some BRAINY award!

[@Athisproductions]

I would disagree. We never would have had his works. DaVinci very well could have ended up wasting his time playing video games, browsing youtube like us. Or if he did make something there is a very high chance he wouldnt be as inclined to spend as much time on it. Maybe his beautiful mind of the past, the beliefs the values the culture and beautification surrounding him all played into his works. I bet if he saw a 3d printer he would change it right away. He wouldn't have it be a box.

[@someotherdude]

I don't think it held back de Vinci at all. He'd just hire someone to fabricate his idea out of wood. What did hold him back (probably) was the lack of a portable power source (gas motor or battery/motor) and modern materials like thin steel, hard steel and carbon fiber, aluminum and the ability to cut this materials

[@Jay_LT4]

smarter everyday: *”did someone say laminar flow?”*

[@small_SHOT]

Flowing laminar

[@hexamethylenediamine7934]

He also likes turbulent flow

[@christianheichel]

Destin is probably drooling over the thought of laminar flow right now

[@Omlet221]

Veritasium: “did someone say turbulent flow???!?!?”

[@diceblue6817]

2022 nearing the end of the western-sino war: Destin, shot in the arm - sees an arterial bleed. His last words "laminar flow is always beautiful" moral of the story: BOYCOTT CHINESE NAZI PARTY

[@LeGekkonidae]

Someone who quotes the "Full bridge rectifier" of electroboom deserves a sub

[@kornaros96]

Full bridge rectifier

[@Project_VideoGame]

fool bridge rectum fryer (source of this? try to find it on the comments of one of the Electroboom's videos

[@davidebusato2476]

@@Project_VideoGame I guess you are talking about Medhi's heated chair, that was pretty close to your statement :P

[@Lampe2020]

FOOL BRIDSH RECTIFAIAH!

[@LordElijah]

Very true

[@majormelon8855]

I don't know if it was your charming two-piece suit or your humor, but you've just earned yourself a sub.

[@danbee6407]

I could listen to foreign accents alll day!

[@Yetipfote]

1:33 "Water ist liquid." me: "You have my full attention, Sir!"

[@alwynhartman5521]

Just to clarify something. The car was moving at 30km/h, but the relative wind speed the turbine was seeing would be WAY more than that. Where the slanted windshield meets the flat roof, there would be a massive acceleration in the current, (but also a drop in pressure). It would be interesting to see the test repeated with the turbine in the middle, at the back of the roof and on a pole ahead of the cars nose (to catch truly undisturbed air). Great vids btw, I always enjoy them.

[@krissfemmpaws1029]

Very good point and true as well.

[@DrawdeThePotato]

TRUE

[@jacknickolstine3355]

Yes 🙃

[@LeDracodon]

I was thinking 8W with 30km/h was pretty decent for a 30cm diameter crappy 3D printed propellor, I was wrong.

[@BazilRat]

@@LeDracodon Now I'm thinking 'No wonder it sounded like the end of the world', based on subjective experience it's getting at least 60km/h, probably more... what's impressive here is that it didn't explode!

[@PaulojnPereira]

Idea for a new project, Something using peltier cells...

[@andrewvanderschaaf2967]

How about a battery powered peltier thermos

[@homehome8983]

Solar powered peltier thermos. With battery.

[@homehome8983]

For beer or coke cans.

[@crakkajac7856]

Next time you do the confetti bit for visualization, throw them in a small mixer and blitz them into tiny pieces. it looks awesome.

[@superheroeandmore]

Make a super capacitor rocket, and maybe you can control it with rc or a water rocket with your turbine

[@zombieseezombiedo]

How would that work?

[@zechsblack5891]

I'm sure there's several ways, but at least one "commercial" company does work with water/electric rocket motors. Not saying it's viable, just saying it's a thing.

[@OperationDarkside]

you mean like tom stanton?

[@superheroeandmore]

@@OperationDarkside Yes, I mean that one

[@superheroeandmore]

@@OperationDarkside it would be awesome

[@duarteferreira8176]

You should try to build Leonardo da Vinci's Aerial Screw also known as da Vinci's Helicopter it would be pretty cool.

[@mateusresende6607]

it would be really cool !!!!!

[@pablopaes5646]

Nice!

[@pethrusdoti1421]

Good idea!! Nice!

[@EduaardoPvP]

Up!

[@DZNDuarte]

That's an awesome idea. He could even try to make a drone out of it.

[@AndrewRPerez]

I love how informational and fun your videos are, keep up the amazing work

[@D4NK3ST]

Me: did he say ze world? My brain: ZA WARUDO!!!

[@QuiescentEntropy]

gamer boy DIO

[@greendolphin333]

😂😭

[@comicstrider4851]

You fool, the main JoJo reference here is THE SPIN

[@KamoSensei]

@@comicstrider4851 I see you're a man of culture as well

[@nazmussaquib4686]

@@comicstrider4851 teach Me Spin

[@grymhild]

The project was coooool.

[@odeldodelhorst7549]

Man you really are a underrated treasure of youtube. Keep it up

[@xoxuntouchablexox]

Love the channel brotha! Really appreciate all the free knowledge your putting out there for the rest of us. As far as ideas, I’d really love to see you harness all the energy sources generated by nature interacting with your home. Possible a rain gutter turbine that powers a power pack that you could then use to power a led grow light. I have a patio garden and really want to use every energy source together to power lights for the plants that require more than the shade can provide.

[@diegonieto1854]

18:54 HOLY MOLLY I WAS WAITING FOR THIS SO BAD THAT I SCREAMED WHEN HE PUT IT

[@gamertherapyconsoleyoursel5804]

Integza drinking game: Take a shot every time he says, "so I 3D printed one"

[@flyingdutchman8371]

This drinking game killed my liver, and now I need a new one. "SO I 3D PRINTED ONE!"

[@gibbsm]

and take another shot when that part melts or snaps.

[@HiperTutoriais]

I'm from Brazil and I follow your channel, my friend. You do detailed and high-quality work. Thank you.

[@TheCasseth]

mas a roupa do cara é estranhona

[@uniearesende]

Brazil here too

[@andrevinicius1360]

O cara é bom mesmo, pega tudo as loucuras do Tesla e coloca em prática, usando um método todo diferente porém resultado semelhante, o Tesla mostra através de suas patentes como o pensamento e forma de ver o mundo do mesmo era genial...

[@HiperTutoriais]

@@andrevinicius1360 Verdade haha, ele é muito bom.

[@szamas-_-1812]

should I come to Brazil?

[@INDAREVISH]

That “feel the wind of his face” bit animation warms the heart

[@zenowl3093]

One of the best if not the best video I’ve seen. Amazing job. Thank you.

[@juniorballs6025]

Stumbled across this video by accident, and must say it's very impressive. Your camera work is excellent 👍

[@AloysiusDas]

I like when he inserted ElectroBOOM's video

[@lukearts2954]

That was the best sponsor message entry I have ever seen on KZbin! (or anywhere else, for that matter). Just GENIUS!!

[@danielvickery1233]

While spirals are found everywhere in nature, most of them are other ratios, like the silver ratio and bronze ratio. The nautilus shell and Milky Way galaxy, for example. The sunflower pattern IS the golden ratio, though, and that was the main example.

[@MrManerd]

"as rare in nature as a yeti playing a banjo". I had to pause for a minute to laugh at that one.

[@monad_tcp]

he's also playing Metallica in banjo

[@PrinceAlhorian]

The FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER got you a like. Keep up the epic work.

[@TheDutchisGaming]

17:43 This looks awesome the speed and the shutter time made it look like if there was some kind of warp bubble on/in front the turbine.

[@olivialambert4124]

The centrifugal pump can indeed be used to generate power. As seen in car turbochargers - the exhaust turbine working in the exact opposite way to the intake boost generating half. There can be a great many designs and the modern turbo blades are in a very different design to your older style (both energy generation and pressure generation) but one can make a design like yours generate energy for sure. Essentially a number of small wings on a disk, if the fluid flows from the outside to the center the wings will of course produce lift and provide a turning moment. A lot of these designs work in this way, just with a thin curved metal piece making up the inefficient "wing". Of course this does not work on the bi-directional centrifugal pump blades, but they are just an incredibly unoptimised style of blade able to do just about good enough in two directions.

[@karlerdmanis203]

I want to concur the world Mehdi: full bridge rectifier

[@chrisBruner]

I normally fast forward through commercials. But your's I watch. Cool project and I love following you down these rabbit holes.

[@thelastoperator]

Suggestion: 3D print a radio-controlled Submarine ! So many possibilities : - Testing different propeller shapes - Explaining the principle behind a ballast - Loose the project in the bottom of a lake because of leaks...

[@HarveyGuitarBoy]

I've fallen in love with your channel over the last couple days, just subscribed! I cant wait to see what you create in future. You make me envious, I'm saving up for a 3d printer, I've just got my new PC. As soon as I move I'm going to set up a little 3d printing workshop!

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

The guy that invented this, used it to stir the water in an entire City's water tank. It used the same wattage as a light bulb for the giant water tank. Extremely efficient!

[@BretBowlby]

Would the movement of the liquid in the tank act like a resonant wave over time and amplify the turbulence that is being created, which eventually leads to the vortex? I'm just curious as to what the behavior is without the tank restriction as well? Do we still have the same effect when the system is unable to recycle?

[@rich1051414]

@@BretBowlby It took ~100 watts to maintain the vortex, but it took more than that to start the vortex. The water in the tank could be seen as a form of flywheel.

[@ltgood]

Once moving even if only graciously the force of several thousand litres/gallons of water is an huge energy for a 100 - 200w impute. The lily impeller interacts with water without large energy input. .

[@cliffcampbell8827]

@@BretBowlby That's why I want to see it replace the normal impeller on a personal watercraft and see if there is a huge difference in performance when the same amount of power is applied.

[@sepg5084]

@@cliffcampbell8827 but watercraft use propellers, not impellers

[@W2wxftcxxtcrw]

Integza hears about some 100 year old design that can be 3D printed “ITS FREE REAL ESTATE”

[@jonfenton8146]

As a fellow innovator, although on slightly more of a commercial scale, I found this hilarious and most enjoyable. So atypical of the frustrations and madness we often go through. Such a skill to express so much intelligence and data in such a light and entertaining manner. BRILLIANT. Reminds me of a book I had as a kid (many years ago) called 'Animal Antics' an animated potted history of inventions (I will try to dig it out).

[@terrywilliams8910]

Solids of constant width are cool

[@Rychlas]

Imagine misspelling the name of a youtuber that gave you a 3d printer. Oof.

[@nunyabusiness8538]

imagine imagining things

[@leomadero562]

Imagine pointing out a misspelled word on a photo a fan sent you as thanks for what youve done for them

[@dr1verman]

@@leomadero562 "youve" ??!?

[@BrunoFrosi]

If Integza made 10 vídeos a day, I'd watch every single one of them. You are awesome!

[@thesourkroutkid]

Love your work comrad keep working for a brighter tomorrow I wish i had your ability to make parts like that

[@blackropeskater]

Not going to lie! your little bits with the little voice reminds me to like the videos :D lol been binge watching all day keep up the good work. I love your mix of explaining the science and the practical experiments.

[@JARC99_]

Flettner sails have always interested me, they use the magnus effect to provide thrust for ships or even lift some very weird looking aircraft. As someone interested in fluid mechanics that’d be a really interesting project to see. Another set of ideas related to wing power would be a turbo-sail ship.

[@3DPrintingNerd]

I really love this project, my dude.

[@integza]

Thank you so much Joel 😁

[@MasterWilliam770]

collab already!!

[@thelightspeed3d712]

Integza is bad aaasssss!

[@wvcollective]

I would be really interested in being able to just buy some off-the-shelf parts and then reprinting another 3-D printer I have access to a 3-D printer but not own one and I really like the format in which you do your videos it seems to be now that you have to buy a basic 3-D printer then change all the parts on it by three but need printing your own then change the board to get quite a steppers et cetera et cetera why not just start with all of the kit that you upgrade to print the rest of the parts And end up with three something pretty skookum in the first place

[@name_nils]

Joel be commenting because he wants another 3D printer 😂 #mystrangeaddiction

[@brummi9869]

1:31 Come on, that was THE time to use the V-Sauce music

[@MasterIvo]

3:44 This dual flow, also is present im electricity. the water vortex represents the magnetic conduction current, while the air flow is the dielectric displacement current, often also know as "cold current". both flow in opposite directions. Magnetic current from negative to positive voltage, and dielectric current from positive to negative current.

[@neur303]

Wow, who did the animation? The quality of the whole video is amazing!

[@supermatt614]

Oh boy, this video sounds intenza

[@bradster2214]

watching that get 3D printed at 12:00 looked like it was growing, which was ironic, considering it's talking about a number that occurs everywhere in nature

[@Tigerclaw1972]

Crazy good inspiring experiments!!!!! Need to watch some more.

[@nissiendoesyoutube6333]

yes another upload makes my day tonnes better

[@nathanast7036]

The golden spiral is just the base value used in the simulation coding😳

[@Rem_NL]

que the x-files music

[@starseed96]

It's the most dissonant ratio possible.

[@adam.fontana562]

This is a good example of what 3D printing can achieve. Nice

[@lukewarmwater6412]

the hydro idea is the one I want to see most. I think it will be the most productive. great video! tomatoes are fantastic!

[@pennyrq9454]

Im not smart enough to suggest anything but i still wanted to write a comment for some reason so here i am

[@nickfotopoulos5323]

*hug* me too...me too 😅😭😅

[@jefferyfry9466]

Maybe suggest he observe the excited field around the turbine. I observe it changing rotation at high speeds, this alternation should appear to be the propeller is dc propagating ac waves. Similar to using dc into an alternator then getting dc again.

[@exafrost]

You absolute legend! That 80s colour scheme on the massive turbine made me lmfao! Brilliant! Oh and 'Grats, Lucas! You lucky dog!

[@kylemozisek4885]

This video gave me an amazing idea for off grid power in my van. Never stop you beautiful man

[@kitdragon8239]

The beauty of this item being designed for the water is that it would make a great prop on a boat. I hope to build one for my sailboat build. Thank you for sharing your ideas. I hope that the price of metal printers will drastically drop, or that the current 3D printers will use stronger materials. Thank you again!

[@mute8s]

See if you can resin print a Klein bottle. You can do translucent resin prints right?

[@NICEFINENEWROBOT]

In the end his printer will disappear into 4D space! Or turn inside out halfway.

[@EntangleIT]

That’s simple compared to this

[@evemaniac]

Schauberger archived impressive stuff unknown to most people .. like Tesla

[@peacecrafttrue]

If I ever manage to get this titanfall jump kit to work I owe your channel a ton of credit. Thank you for such an extensive education and all the work you do.

[@sebscharpf]

Thanks for picking up Schauberger! Love his works for years now!

[@senorcapitandiogenes2068]

"Take away your 3D printers, what do you have?" "A mustache" "Damn"

[@justinsurla6043]

Can you use the stepper motor and the impeller use it to catch water energy in like small canal or river. Like a small water rotor. Or a micro hydro power plant.

[@shawntootill24]

Thank you

[@lonl123]

Been binging all of your videos over the last few days....This is my favorite vid of yours so far..though I really love the rocketry stuff too. Great Video!

[@garrettledford1147]

This whole time I was thinking "shove it in a river" then you said you'd shove it in a river, i like how you think. Also you should totally use it as propulsion for a submarine

[@christianheichel]

You would still have to worry about cavitation bubbles

[@potatoreactor9395]

I thought I was watching a guy with at least 1M subs, you deserve it.

[@_billyk_]

He's proof the KZbin algorithm is wank - They'd rather show you a moron blowing up his Lexus by pouring a bottle of coke in the tank 🙄

[@Norantio]

I come back to this video every few days, thanks man!

[@secondhandlyon2603]

As an artist I have always been fascinated with the golden ratio. Very cool experiment.

[@charlesmartin1972]

Idea for future video theme: designs that exploit phenomena most other designs ignore. Like how viscous drag is a loss term in most turbines, but in Tesla turbines it's the prime mover; or how most water-handling systems are designed to minimize cavitation, but ultrasonic baths exploit cavitation to clean hard materials Like, funky ways to turn a "curse" into a blessing

[@Lrrrable]

There were two experiments that changed my life as a child. One was the electrolysis of the water and the other was the crystal radio. I would love to see a modern approach.

[@revimfadli4666]

DIY chlorine generator sounds kinda cool(though needs proper safety)

[@princetbug]

since it gets so much power while driving, you should find a way to print those propellers out of something more sturdy like metal. then you can use it to charge whatever devices while driving, so as not to take from the car batter as much. not that it needs that but still a neat idea. I could see myself using it. basically free energy since most people drive anyway

[@trytensmith7085]

My dad got me an ender 3 v2 for my 12th birthday, I wana have a youtube channel and do the same thing as you when I'm a little bit older. THANK YOU INTEGZA!!!

[@zac1893]

The project was cooool!

[@idontknowname-rl8yb]

The project was cool

[@carnright]

So much fun to watch! and I have some stepper motors that are going to get some new activity!

[@Darth_Sai]

Due to the boundary layer effect on the ground there’s always a gradient,that’s why wind turbines are mounted at a considerable height,I guess you almost always learn only from your from your mistakes.

[@NathanielHatley]

I really like the content you produce, you do an excellent job researching and presenting topics in an interesting and fun way. I wanted to let you know that the camera isn't focused on you and is instead focused on the background when you're seated at your desk. I've noticed it in a few of your videos and wanted to let you know (in case you didn't already and instead your camera's focus cannot be locked). Again, you're an awesome creator and I look forward to seeing your videos. I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@robertcutts7264]

"With great power comes great responsibility" - Integza, I can only hope you will ALWAYS use your powers for good and not evil! Keep up the good fight, and I will join you and your minions to RULE THE WORLD!

[@danieleverheart3995]

You should see how this works as a boat prop, it'd be very interesting to see the force difference between this and a regular prop.

[@Max-uv3eg]

As a child, I was so fascinated by the vortex when draining the sink or bathtub... I had to watch it everytime until it was gone. :D Thanks for reminding me of that!

[@heavy_hitter7374]

WHAT IS THIS MAN'S NATIONALITY! Is he Austrian? German? Turkish? Where is this man from?

[@Ministrator03]

I think he's portuguese.

[@gabotron94]

@@Ministrator03 You're right, look at the license plate on the very last shot

[@online247365]

Portugal. The man?

[@svenbe9381]

Did 8-)

[@gabotron94]

@@online247365 Portugal. The man. The band?

[@pasblo39]

Try to make a Nicola Tesla two-phase AC induction motor from scratch. You could use it to see how much power generates using your different propellers or even the Stirling engine.

[@ralta2354]

I'm currently an engineering student at our university and we are currently at the thesis stage. Our proposed thesis was perfectly executed due to your videos and ideas regarding the lily impeller. We'll use the propeller not just for mixing but much more than that, the data for it's use is limited so we are currently running some series of test for it's uses.

[@Aaron_Lesse]

Using super slick skateboard wheel bearings at each end of the wind turbine should make for much quieter- and more efficient- operation. Also, this design looks like it could be used in boats as a safer alternative for marine life, so long as it is as efficient as the standard propeller.

[@Bamahut]

The title peaked my interest and didn't think I'd see this odd turbine shape. I wonder if it could be used using the tide motion of the sea.

[@mr.smooth7809]

You should try to make a 3D printed turbo that increases the performance of your mini van. lol

[@anthonyford5315]

I would love to see you continue with the turbine idea. Make a sealed system to use water currents to charge batteries. I have always thought that it would be the future of energy! And have always wanted to try it for myself!

[@a_student0]

Super cool project and extremly entertaining Video. Thanks Integza ❤️🙏😄

[@alexismanens1374]

Theme for a new video: a vocal engine - it’s a diaphragm vibrating up and down that is converted into spinning motion with a fly wheel.

[@willreno4256]

As someone who recently read junji ito’s “Uzumaki” the spirals everywhere triggered my fight or flight 😅

[@thisismyfirstusernameimade3007]

Please don't remind me...

[@dijasom]

if you were to make the impeller, connect to a tube, with a rotatable hollow connector, you could separate the air, and water, and get a bit more efficiency.

[@Chocol8chan]

This might sound unrealistic for a project but, here it goes. I've always been fascinated by the idea of having of somekind of Wind-Powered Ekranoplan which I'll call WPE. Basically its a cross between a Sailboat and an Ekranoplan where the sail you push the WPE Model to generate enough speeds for ground-effect to take place and hover above any surface, with out the need for an actual engine!! Maybe a small scale model or a large scale is up to you. Either way it would be a dream to see. The idea of hovercrafts and ground-effect vehicles blows my mind and is so cool! I really hope you see this!

[@eruiluvatar236]

Theme for a future video: Turning a tesla turbine into a tomato sauce pump.

[@ataphelicopter5734]

No

[@ataphelicopter5734]

Abomination

[@eruiluvatar236]

@@ataphelicopter5734 Tesla turbines are specially efficient with viscous fluids and they can be used as pumps so maybe Integza's destiny is revolutionizing the tomato sauce industry.

[@nintenjoe9022]

Just found your channel, and I have to say, I'm impressed. I'd be interested to see how efficient a few of those turbines could be at charging an electric or hybrid car.

[@djkarimempire]

Bro! Your commentary is INCREDIBLE!!!! Keep it up!!!!

[@sirnikkel6746]

Avatar: Nobody can control water better than me! Viktor Shauberger: *Observe*

[@horticulturistsquash865]

Viktor Shauberger: the Last Water Bender