10 MACHINES You Never KNEW EXISTED -3-

Let's take a look at some of the newest and strangest machines out there!
Sources & Credits:
10. RAPACE DAC
• Rapace DAC en chantier
www.cipal.fr/produits-ferrovi...
9. Dredger Ships
www.jandenul.com/
• Dredging New Suez Cana...
• How Cutter Suction Dre...
8. Sk597-84
• Spierings SK597-AT4
www.spieringscranes.com/
7. Aerial Saw
• FirstEnergy Uses Aeria...
www.firstenergycorp.com/fehom...
6. Tapping Machine
• How to set up the TM3 ...
www.nti-audio.com/en/products/...
5. Clone 4D Duplicator
cloneduplicators.uk/clone-4d/
• Clone 4D - Router Dupl...
4. LaserWeeder
• Carbon Robotics Autono...
carbonrobotics.com/
3. SLJ900
man-break.com/this-bridge-bui...
2. Titanium Avocado
newatlas.com/technology/quant...
avs.scitation.org/doi/abs/10....
• Flat Earth and the Gyr... (Rob Durham)
1. SpinLaunch
www.spinlaunch.com/#p2
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[@StefanReich]

So many cool machines... and then #1 is the ridiculous Spin Launcher

[@peternicholsonu6090]

The weeder was being used couple of years ago in Queensland Australia. It would self dock for recharge. With timer it would operate whilst farmer was watching KZbin.

[@roberine7241]

it could be quite useful in the future if they develop it further. could reduce the need for chemicaly to fight unwante plants on fields. for now it may be a bit too expensive.

[@everettefountain1769]

The last one is honestly the best

[@thomasperry5971]

Spill launch, the payload is tumbling out of the launch at a angle.

[@Tech_Planet]

It probably won't work for straight orbital launches but I'm curious what kind of max velocity they can achieve with a centrifuge.

[@DreadX10]

@@Tech_Planet Balancing the centrifuge after launch is a nightmare. They show a liquid fuelled rocket in the cgi demo; the liquid in the tanks will not stop spinning upon launch. If something goes wrong during launch it will destroy the launcher. So many things wrong (beyond challenging) here.

[@underscorenul]

@@Tech_Planet easy. Check Thunderf00t’s video on it. There’s basically no way they’re going even suborbital.

[@kensmith5694]

Spin launch is bogus. Getting a object moving fast enough and then releasing it into the air would produce a very serious bang and melt the object in question. When going in a circle, the back end of the object is going in a slightly different direction than the front. The difference may be a small fraction of the speed but given the very high speeds, it is still much too high.

[@cocosloan3748]

10 000G my ass ! Even 50G will rip apart everything...

[@mikedavis7065]

Check Scott Manley's KZbin for a much more in depth review of spinlaunch technology. It's less fiction and more science than you might think. It will be very limited in payload types though.

[@cocosloan3748]

@@mikedavis7065 There's no material that can endure the stresses applied. NONE !

[@mikedavis7065]

@@cocosloan3748 Don't be silly. This technology is already in testing. Plenty of things can be made to survive constant acceleration.

[@PhilJonesIII]

It would have to be brought up to speed in a vacuum. The balance of that rotating arm needs to be perfect at those rotational speeds. It will have to remain perfect after the release of the satellite.

[@grandadmiralthrawn92]

Wasn't an Aerial saw used in a 007 movie? I think it was Goldeneye.

[@Pureignition58]

5:41 Customer launches? Are you kidding? That would kill people spinning in that centrifuge. You would be launching corpses into space.

[@friedrichjunzt]

the spinlaunch was busted by thunderf00t for good.

[@jtjames79]

Spinlaunch would be perfect for returning stuff from Mars. The top of Olympus Mons is basically in a vacuum, meaning you don't need a containment vessel. Even after you terraform Mars, Olympus Mons caldera would still be in a vacuum.

[@UmbraHand]

@@jtjames79 It would work for any place without an atmosphere, and the Moon seems like a prime target: No atmosphere, low gravity.

[@jtjames79]

@@UmbraHand good point 👍

[@Tech_Planet]

Kind of, thunderf00t takes the most extreme end of pessimism to debunk things but he is right to question their claims. There is no way that a satellite can be flung into space but it might be started on a sub-hypersonic rocket launch (that is just my guess though & even that is challenging). But those are excellent points about the moon/mars with vacuum.

[@gtipp10]

Spin launch cannot work. The physics don't work even on the moon. It will tear itself apart.

[@deltoid77-nick]

Okay I just subscribed because you offer something that other types of channels of this caliber often do lack and that's proper grammar and fluent English not only that but the topics you cover are actually interesting and you don't go off of press release information but rather important notes of the topics subjects there are of interest. You achieve a level of satisfaction that rival contemporary channels. I'm surprised you don't have as many subscribers if you were a company I would put down a hundred shares of stock.

[@stupidhead9117]

Stuff all over KZbin you’ve never ever never seen ever at all I promise.

[@purplegravy1]

Number one is cool in theory but far less practical than stand entry because it will quickly tear its self apart like a rail gun does

[@avalanche15301]

Also they've been lying about the rpm at which they have been able to achieve! There's a documentary that calculates it all, I can't remember the actual rpm they have achieved but I've heard its far less then they claim. That thing will definitely shred itself apart sooner or later!

[@purplegravy1]

@@avalanche15301 lol I expect to explode and implode simaltainiosly a that speed honestly lmao they said i it was vacuum seal or something in the effort to make it have less resistance in the house chamber during the wind up it and pretty much just came too me that it would probably be like getting a hole in your space suit but in reverse the best way that i could describe it is taking a can of boiling water and sticking it mouth down in to a container of cold water but if im wrong then so is physics and our species understanding of atmospheric pressure lol

[@aarongerwig911]

3rules2liveby, relive a fond memory, learn something, and I forget the 3rd,,,oh yes laugh everyday.

[@redhelios28]

That was very exciting! Thank you so much for all you do and I hope you have a wonderful new year! My favorite has to be the spin launch at the end.

[@oldmech619]

5:00 Spin Launch is a scam. Nothing can ever be build to handle the forces or the speeds needed. Remember it has to be going at least 17, 000 mph at orbit.

[@Bored441]

@@oldmech619 yeah defo scam

[@PF-gi9vv]

Imagine the Spin Launcher letting go accidently early, sending the rocket across the land.

[@kensmith5694]

Imagine it even letting go in the correct direction. A object going many times the speed of sound would make a huge sonic boom and then destroy its self.

[@barry99705]

@@kensmith5694 They did a test shot last month.

[@John637]

Just be launching rubbish into space after extreme g-force and sonic boom haha

[@kensmith5694]

@@John637 The rubbish won't reach space.

[@kensmith5694]

@@barry99705 Not to orbit and the projectile came out misaligned.

[@acmefixer1]

The Laser Weeder is very important because it reduces or eliminates the use of herbicides that can cause cancer and kill beneficial insects. Monsanto might hate it.

[@Anomynous]

shame the 4d duplicator doesn't have a synchronised rotation for source and and copy

[@johndillon2456]

Two of these come from New Mexico!! 🙂

[@ps2killer1]

You also forgot the saw was also seen in a 007 James Bond movie. 1:38

[@HappyRescues]

How is that thing not going to destroy your payload? 10,000Gs is a lot of Gs.

[@kensmith5694]

Maybe the launcher flies apart first.

[@klave8511]

Smart munitions survive 20,000 G when launched from a gun. Originally they were mechanical with a clockwork type mechanism but electronics versions are used now for the higher level of sophistication like laser guidance. Depending on how much you want in you satellite and how you package it, it’s not unrealistic.

[@shano123shahean6]

Good

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks!

[@lukechandler7447]

The 4 axis duplicator is basically the same as a pentagraph.

[@kensmith5694]

Yes, but with one more dimension.

[@klave8511]

Pantograph, mechanical copying device based on parallelograms, can also be used to enlarge or reduce.

[@phoe8523]

Thats right. Duplicators are used for decades in woodworking, but the 3D/turning aspect was new to me

[@btbd2402]

On the last rocket flinging machine, it will fail. Wont be efficient enough! We dont have material on earth strong enough to withstand the tinsel strength needed to go fast enough, especially holding a heavy rocket. . If we did, we would use Nikola Tesla's Turbine.

[@racookster]

I'm sure some guy on KZbin who doesn't know the difference between "tensile" and "tinsel" knows more than the engineers developing it do.

[@trollking202]

What say you 😨🐒🐀 the best way to get the same engineering from the cleaning of the rocket connect with the antimatter engineering 😨

[@apollosun6268]

That launcher is awesome.

[@rzrx1337]

I would like to be yeeted into space.

[@DreadX10]

You should know not to fall for a trap.....

[@liamfslal]

My opinion on number 1 is that it's not necessary because space is fake so, yeah! Like everything else spacey, it's both expensive and not relevant!

[@Kimera_Alternate_Realities]

The Spinlaunch does not work, and it will never work, just like every hyper-loop project.

[@nealthomson9505]

Laser weeder drones is the way to go. They could cover way more ground in a day and they don't need tracks. They could also spray all that good Monsanto stuff all over our food by just swapping out tooling

[@communication3815]

Your last subject is not a new idea. WWII. Germany had the same idea for getting rockets over the channel.

[@shauljonah6955]

That last one I know about its awesome. It would kill people but solid objects that fine.

[@bochereauaugerghislain4561]

Ce N est pas des chantiers de première nécessité , mais des emplois pénible remplacer par des équipements qui pisse pas le sang

[@CaptnApathy]

The spinlaunch was debunked. It is just too inefficient, and the video of an actual launch shows the projectile tumbling.

[@TommyGus]

Number 1 will never work.

[@smokinflyer1600]

The last one will be use for sure by military for bombing, canon, tank etc

[@arousibrahim2239]

💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@ray1956]

Humans and their Machines 🧑🏿‍💻🧑🏿‍💻👨🏿‍⚕️👀

[@cocosloan3748]

10 000G my ass ! Even 50G will rip apart everything...

[@prjndigo]

The laser weeder is not even able to do a fraction of what they're claiming. There are robotic spraying boom systems that get the job done far more effectively at 8x the rate and 1/10th the cost/pollution.

[@gtjack9]

I think the idea is that it can kill weeds without the use of pesticides

[@phoe8523]

Indeed! 8x the rate and 1/10th the cost and incredible 100% more of these healthy pesticides!

[@jasonrichter497]

Spin Launch is a joke.

[@neil8247]

So were the first 'mobile' phones!!

[@kensmith5694]

@@neil8247 It is a different matter. Spin Launch can't be done for physics reasons. Mobile phones just needed some new technology.

[@arousibrahim2239]

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[@Fahnder99]

Actually, clickbait.

[@bubbapate5740]

The aerial saw, anyone that has watched a James Bond movie since the 70's has seen them. The spin launch will never work until new metal alloys are discovered. By the way, a dumb video.

[@arousibrahim2239]

I am the first to comment

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@kimmy_future4265]

ah yes let's give lasers to an AI. this will be fine I'm sure

[@acmefixer1]

Absolutely. The lasers are pointed downward where they can kill weeds.

[@mrzorg]

Spin launch is BS.

[@dismayer666]

I know the aerial saw, laserweeder and SLJ900. So you should change the video's name adding "MIGHT". So now, for a clickbait - no like, no sub.

[@extreme_player]

Spin launch is a joke and scam

[@muckfoot-4093]

dredges have been around since like 1930 wtf , thumbs down

[@PatchworxStudios]

Launcher is bulshit..you lost credebility unsubed.

[@roba4295]

The "spin launcher" has already been satisfactorily debunked and the videos are easy to find on KZbin. I watched their first "launch". Even their own video showed the projectile wobble and topple as it exits the spinner but that's all they show until the funniest part; watching the launch crew fake their enthusiasm. Cringe!

[@procactus9109]

Stupid video title deserves 0 likes