How does a Mechanical Scale work? (Spring Scale)

[@dimitragiannouli6860]

This guy is soooo underated for the work he does, he should have had more than 15 million subs

[@amrutmujumdar]

Completely Agree!! These stuffs are magnificent and curious too. 🙂

[@shoohel1909]

He is growing slowly and steadily ... and will soon reach those amount of subs

[@KILLA219]

For real

[@CrazyTechReviews]

I completely agree

[@physics19941994]

True that

[@funtimeh]

Can we just take the time to appreciate not only how talented Jared is at Blender, but the fact that Blender is free for how freaking powerful it is?

[@JaredOwen]

😁

[@syllenab7928]

What is blender?

[@cristimclable]

@@syllenab7928 it's the software used to generate the animation

[@SandeepKumar-jj7zi]

@@syllenab7928 you know mixer juicer ?

[@XX-35withtophat]

Boom! My mind broke

[@mattrittman]

Another fantastic animation and explanation. Great work man!

[@Aimanika_QII]

first like lol

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Matt!

[@GOD-LOK]

Well done really

[@mdhafiz00]

From a mater 3D modeler to another master 3D modeler :-)

[@abuobaida0]

@@JaredOwen Make video on wind turbines please. Love from India 💖

[@VM-ml3tn]

I was curious about this since childhood. Now I finally know what's going on inside the scale.

[@muhammadwaxali4494]

I had a college professor (Engineering Dynamics) who had a 3D video prepared for every lecture. He always said, if you know the equations and math yet you cannot visualize and fully understand the theory, I have failed as an educator. Not only did I ace the course, I came out passionate about learning the theory, I was able to dive deeper into solving homework problems, and if I took the time, I could visualize each homework problem and form solutions. It felt like a super power and many of my classmates came out with the same effect. That professor was 1 in a million.

[@paulandrewhope]

Welcome back Jared!

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you! It's good to be making videos again

[@paulandrewhope]

@@JaredOwen yeah and I also really enjoy them and I've also been waiting for a collab with Mark Rober

[@SandeepThakur-ck8yq]

@@JaredOwen why did you take a break ?

[@SandeepThakur-kt5kw]

@Любовь oh okay thanks

[@ArjotGill]

@@SandeepThakur-ck8yq his wife was ill, and he had to take a break.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Extraordinary..I feel this video cannot be improved further..😊😊

[@harrybuik9763]

Oh it can be they could show you how to repair and adjust both sets of scales tayside scales dundee we keep alive the repair of scales since circa 1363 dundee 1364 perth in the reign of king david 2nd.king of scots the tron was between the murray gait and seagait 💙💜💙💜

[@makoto-un3lt]

0:45 let's spring right into it 🤣 nice pun Jared ☺️

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you😁

[@makoto-un3lt]

@@catgaming8401 ha.

[@kerbalnout1255]

@@makoto-un3lt ha..

[@zeussierraalex]

Hey Jared, just wanted to say you’re videos are super informative and the animations are oddly satisfying to watch. It must not be easy having to create each model and animating them as smoothly as you do. I appreciate the hard work you’re constantly putting in to produce these. I imagine monthly videos are almost their own full-time job. Keep it up! You’re doing a wonderful job

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Cody!

[@jaydeepshah533]

This guy should be a professor. He makes it so easy that one could even start a manufacturing unit of weigh scales.

[@playerscience]

Exactly. Science seems very beautiful when taught like this. 👍👍👍

[@appalachianenthusiast9499]

Jared Owen is the person we never ask for, but who we DESPERATELY need!

[@JaredOwen]

😀

[@mrlutrox]

Got a idea , do a video “How does it works the Soyuz Rocket”

[@JaredOwen]

I like this idea!

[@mrlutrox]

@@JaredOwen wow ok so do you gonna to do a video of that soon?

[@peterpala2366]

@@JaredOwen hey, I was wondering if you could maybe do some more in depth, more complicated videos about some thing. A car (as a whole, or just the engine) would be nice..... maybe even share the engineering data like how compression of the air and fuel affects the design. Or maybe even a steam train. Keep up the good work!

[@goki6548]

Men ur englich iz so goud

[@JoseivenYT2]

No of starship

[@MoPoppins]

I’m a child of the 80s, and if the pandemic were happening while I was growing up, I know that I wouldn’t mind homeschooling, AT ALL, even if it were for the entire duration of my educational years. i’ve always loved learning through videos, and appreciated when my teachers would wheel in the VCR cart and play something that they taped off of the PBS station. Your educational videos are the gold standard for edutainment, Jared! 👍 Thank you for making learning so much fun! 😊

[@RedTraxorz]

It gets frustrating when you can't speak to anyone

[@manavmnair6975]

Sir Jared Owen, Your videos are really good. It helps me learn the mechanical side of every Tool. But I would be really pleased to see you uploading videos more often. All the best for your future videos and keep educating millions like me 😊😊

[@sirpickle2347]

I’m sure he’d upload more, but 3D animation and everything he does for each video stops him from uploading more frequently

[@alex342gwsturk8]

3d animations are actually very hard

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks Manav - I'm doing my best to upload more often but these take a long time. My goal is once a month but it's hard to keep up the pace.

[@Anyting9OnTopGrrr]

@@JaredOwen either way, ur videos are the highest of quality u can find on KZbin

[@helloeveryone9522]

@@JaredOwen I think you can appoint some one for your help you are getting great views and we are getting great content.

[@karthick86c]

Man the amount of work you put in for these videos is unbelievable! You are a one man army Jared! Thanks a lot for these top of the line animations!

[@svigneshkumar8864]

Hey Jared can you explain ,how the wall clock works

[@Lightning7112]

Yeah he should do that

[@standupyak]

Yup

[@duded919]

Yes

[@ohaRega]

YES

[@ShadowRaptor42]

Yes

[@loganStrydom]

Thank you!! This helped me a lot. We received our yearly engineering graphics design task, we were challenged to create or improve an existing mechanical scale. Managed to score 98% on the project. Great video 👍🏼

[@shikhanshu]

Jared rules. These animations and extremely detailed explanations are so satisfying and enlightening to watch! What a marvelous channel.

[@shakir_ahmad]

I've been using same floor scale for 15 years. It's still working and I always wondered how it works. Thank you..

[@tp175]

Those 7 dislikes were from the digital scale companies.

[@lightspeed559]

🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@javieralejandrotrianapaz6343]

What? No! My dad is CEO of a digital scale company and by no means he would dislike a vídeo like this

[@lightspeed559]

@@javieralejandrotrianapaz6343 just chilll its just a joke..

[@Devinci297]

I always wonder why some people dislike videos like these...

[@daviddavis]

Those darn big scale companies

[@kencarp57]

So well done! I have no idea how you make all of these wonderful animations, but they are all awesome! Watching them gives the viewer a very thorough understanding of exactly how the machines actually work.

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks - I appreciate that comment!

[@Bendigo1]

@@JaredOwen Out of curiosity, Which program(s) do you use for the animations? Nevermind, I forgot the rule about reading the description before asking dumb questions.

[@VNHeiser1]

It's so impressive how you visualize such things in such detail and things we never knew about which where in common things :D

[@dsgn2]

Great channel sir. I have an engineer minded 4 year old twins who can’t get enough of your escalator and electric motor animations/explanations. The orbiter video is awesome too, we saw the shuttle at the science center in LA and watched your video as if it were an audio guide..whole family loved it. I know first hand these kinds of videos are complex to get right so kudos and keep up the hard work!

[@JaredOwen]

Hi Andrew - thanks so much for your comment! It's great to know that these animations are appreciated.

[@michaeldsouza8892]

Love the animations. It's rare to see such quality these days.

[@Romualdomgn84]

Thank you for such an amazing animation and clear explanation of this sophisticated mechanism.

[@railfano172]

I feel like this one of the best educational channel ever.

[@contentcashew18]

Informational, and Intuitive as always. Stupendous job!

[@JaredOwen]

Wow, thank you!

[@akansha2308]

Splendid animations! I don’t have enough words to tell how amazing your 3D animations are! Great work!

[@RajanSamuel555]

Have you all noticed that aside from these amazing videos, that takes a tremendous amount of time to make, Jared still makes the effort to reply to us, making comments. A genius and yet still so humble!! Awesome stuff Jared. And congrats on 3M subscribers. 👊🏽 Rajan. (South Africa)

[@Naval_Monkey]

This was absolutely fascinating! I just love learning about everyday objects that most no-one gives a second thought to. Thank you for the great content :)

[@forthrightgambitia1032]

I remember doing Hooke's law in my Physics class. It would have really brought it alive if the teacher had have demonstrated it with a scale like this.

[@WhoisVinnie]

I still have a spring scale in one of my bathrooms

[@mrconch7238]

Wow amazing thank you for sharing

[@ELPlop]

I can't believe I've never even asked how this thing worked. I'm happy I found this amazing channel.

[@sharadthecurioustardigrade1533]

Just heard of hooke's law from dani, and now you explained it, good timing though Maybe just a co incidence

[@juliocosta5818]

One of the best animated explanations I've yet seen. Excellent work!

[@10ON10]

*Impressive explanation*

[@mechanic3d]

You have described the inner parts of the scales very well

[@indian_oak]

How a mechanical scale works, was a mystery to me. You just de-mystified it. Jared Owen, you deserve 10M+ subscribers.

[@dhruvsharma1045]

But he already has that many, maybe you meant 10M+ subs

[@rperm834]

@@dhruvsharma1045 he does not have 10 million,he has 1.5 million subs

[@TechMyo]

thank you @jared Owen for creating this amazing video

[@shariq1256]

Much interesting then any physics class...

[@LinusNil]

Very well done! Fun fact (probably well known to many, but certainly not to all); scales do actually not measure weight (lbs, kg...) but force (Newton's). Since the relationship between these two will vary depending on your location on the earth, measuring an object on a scale will give you (very slightly) different results in different locations. For high precision measurements, this has to be taken into account. If you send a high precision scale to have it calibrated, the lab will specifically state the gravitational acceleration of the calibration site in the certificate. If the scale is then moved to another location where the gravitational acceleration is different, this difference can be compensated for. This is however not relevant when weighing groceries or people. 😊

[@Jorscam]

Man you’re a psychic, i just finished my physics lesson and we learned the elastic force

[@zereknews3615]

Me too

[@zereknews3615]

11

[@DrWhom]

it is a pretty basic topic, though

[@someoneontheinternet3090]

I get as excited about your videos as I used to get about How It's Made. Which is a lot in case that's not a universal reaction to How It's Made.

[@psd4942]

Jared, dude, you have made many great videos including buildings , I request you to make a video on mit( Massachusetts institute of technology) also, it's buliding, It will help me and many a lot, as your animations have not a single mistake, they are just virtual reality! Hope you will reply! :)

[@DrWhom]

its not it's

[@TechMyo]

those who have dislike this video they don''t know the hard work and knowledge of this video.....

[@psd4942]

Next time, how does a microwave owen works! You animations are best in the whole world!!!! I literally support you 👍 :)

[@Patiboke]

Cristal clear 3D animations, awesome educational stuff. 👍

[@ImranKhan-vy6fp]

Hey! I am a big fan of your videos.But recently I notice that some channel are using your videos without your permission for their business purpose. Take legal action against them

[@Wintersghost135]

My daughter got an alligator toy. You open the mouth then press down on each tooth until it snaps shut. The ingenious part is that every time you open it, the trigger changes to a different tooth. I’m afraid to take it apart to see how it works because sometimes springs and pieces will fly out then I can’t get it back together. Love to see a vid on it in case your looking for ideas. Thx for these fascinating videos!

[@mat8431]

springs are so underrated it's crazy

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

Hey Jared, can I just say something?? My bathroom scale has been "broken" for the last 6 years or so, and then this video popped up! I watched until I got to the bathroom scale part, and OH MY GOSH!! I NEVER knew about the calibration dial, I looked at my scale and BOOM there it was!! After all these years I FINALLY fixed my not broken scale thanks to you Mr. Owen! Now I can actually find out what my weight is! Thank you SO DANG MUCH Jared for making this video! I probably would've just thrown the scale away if I couldn't figure out how to fix it. P.s My weight is 108-110 by the way :)

[@gautam8072]

I love how his animations are so good but the intro looks like a generic Your Name intro from 5 years ago.

[@SamuelHalder]

I love this channel. He teaches us how things work, which we never understood properly in school. And most of the topics here aren't even in our books.

[@luvsk8r]

Great, compact, straight to the point education. You are a hero Sir

[@1995TheDude]

Your animations are beautiful, Jared! Very satisfying to see those disassemblies. As an engineer, I'm always on the lookout for mechanisms like these.

[@JaredOwen]

Glad to help!

[@SPS625]

I can't go without liking your videos for the efforts you've put

[@whatthesigmaaa769]

Your animations are awesome. Keep up the good work

[@JaredOwen]

Thanks, will do!

[@whatthesigmaaa769]

@@JaredOwen Can you make a vid on how keycards work btw

[@funadiumscreen9563]

Owesome videos, so clear and satisfying to watch, you make us learn easyly, keep up my friend.

[@russofamerica]

This is fascinating! I didn't set out to learn how scales work today, but I'm glad I did. Fantastic presentation, thank you.

[@mohammadkermani2987]

Thanks a lot for the high quality and detailed video. I really wish physics and math books had link to these type of KZbin videos, and we would end up understanding subjects much faster and easier

[@daffyduck3003]

gotta give it to jared, he explains things compicated in a simple manner. he gives us a different perspective of things we see everyday, i just wanna say to jared. thank you and good work :D

[@Ehsan-the]

Wow , I really don't know how to thank you, I just could fix our floor scale after years when i got how it works with this video.

[@uluhitah12]

I have spring floor scale on my house, see it inside through this video is interesting. Your video deserve thousand likes.

[@irjbobby]

Complex mechanics comes easy to us because of you Jared Owen.

[@lateefolaniran245]

I don't have any regret subscribing to ur channel. U are just very good at what u do. I love ur animations to the fullest

[@bmitch3020]

Great animations. The one part I'm missing is a description on how levers are used in the floor scale to dramatically reduce the force applied to the spring. The load placed so close to the corners means the force on the top is almost entirely distributed to that end of each bar. Less force on the spring means you can use a smaller spring and have less risk of deforming.

[@Wilfido19]

Wow this guy is a genius. All his videos are so amazingly explained. Thank you for teaching in such a great way!

[@TheMitchellHarris]

I used to watch Netflix, now I let Jarod teach me about engineering. Thanks for educating me

[@missmars1160]

Everything is just perfect here...this channel needs more support🙏

[@AK-td9zn]

i had a feeling that physics isn't that terrible, thanks for proving me right. you're fantastic

[@treinenliefde]

Great video! Definitely gotten some flashbacks to physics class when you mentioned Hooke's law.

[@parthsoni1818]

In India we still use these scale... Great animation and nicely explained....❤️

[@lmeza1983]

I love animations makes everything way easier to understand.

[@Betterworldforyou.]

Fascinated with you explaining and animation. Bless you mate !

[@benkahn5063]

A long time ago I saw the inside of one of the floor scales and just got super confused, cool to know how they really work!

[@raswanthkrishna8492]

This channel is underrated vote 👇

[@elviscaragea4433]

so simple and eficient, never breaks

[@nbaua3454]

Only few channels are both entertaining and educational in nature.. you're the one if the finest and best..

[@DiamondOfLife6]

I’m here from 2023 to say that your work is absolutely amazing!I had a science project of this Thanks!

[@chris12321222]

I bet so many people don’t know it’s a spring that weighs you.. I can’t believe this information is free!!

[@varunu4176]

One of the most underrated channel on YT!

[@boingibang]

Omg thank you!! We were trying so hard to figure out how this probably easy mechanism works and this was just the video we were looking for! What a relief!

[@Prince_Stefan_Briones]

Thank you so much for videos like these now I can repair my hanging scales

[@jemilathomas-smith9282]

Your videos are absolutely fantastic! I'm using them for my elementary science classes, and they are just so awesome! Thanks for all the hard work and time you put into them!

[@horizontbeskrajneinovacije6440]

Thank you...great video, demonstration, presentation, graphical design, narration, clarity, comprehensivness...

[@PatrickJoshua]

The quality of these videos are amazing. I hope you get more sponsors to support you financially

[@JaredOwen]

Thank you Patrick!

[@hamzaalaudi1184]

really really amazingly animated video, such clarity. Love it thank you very much, I just was curious about the fundamental principles of how scales work, so thank you for answering these questions.

[@ImFieldy]

1:47 that tiny spring was the loose bit flopping about when she dropped the scales :) All sorted - many thanks.

[@Rorschach_ind]

Really a great video. I had always wanted to know how the floor scale works. Thank you, love from India 🇮🇳

[@lesnerchai2186]

I'm glad that I live in the information age today. Thank you sir, your videos are fantastic. Your videos will very much help the generation nowadays to have better understanding on what is happening around them. Thank you again. You deserve more subscriber, likes and share.

[@frunomaol5069]

Excellent combination of animation and description.

[@mavrawaqas2201]

Best channel on KZbin that teaches.

[@MaxiGouogle]

Thank you so much! Your channel saved many thousands of antiques from destruction. ;-)

[@sahilsharma4406]

I AM SO HAPPY THAT YOU AND YOUR CHANNEL EXISTS!

[@omarsheikhnajeeb1892]

Great video. Please focus more on mechanical mechanisms. As a mechanical design engineer i find your videos very useful.

[@mike1024.]

Current top comment is right. I've watched enough of your videos that it's time to subscribe. Your animations are top-tier! I can only imagine how much time you spend in blender or the like doing these things. By the way, well done with mentioning hooke's law. I was thinking that the discussion was going to be a little under explained without that, and then you brought it up!

[@isakwatz11]

Impressive animation! Gotta love the simple yet ingenious mechanical solutions!

[@mustafaerkek4263]

That's another fantastic video!I am loosing myself when you upload such a video as this one.Would be great a video about binding&knot technology (automatic rope binder,baler knotter or a wire knotting technology)Thank you again for a great information videos...I am sure that it'll be watched at least 2 million😃❤️

[@timesnow6205]

A lot of people don't like physics so it's not like what you think about 2m views but his explain is also good and short (btw I like subject that are useful in real life not like 3x = 6)

[@simpmaster6240]

Great video and your channel is really amazing and informative. I would say that blender is now probably most powerfull 3d animation software around,and fact that it is free is freaking crazy. Yea people using Cinema 4d and Maya in profesional studios but in 90% of cases Blender offer more powerfull modeling tools and simulation framework it's really mind blowing.

[@truthseeker3434]

Such a good explanation with animation