Absolutely outrageous! Not only the design, but knowing ahead of time how to achieve the tolerances for smooth operation, and the clever little methods for accurate assembly and loading bearings. I could imagine a silicon valley billionaire paying a huge sum of money for a version machined in brass.
@tomnewsom9124Ай бұрын
Oh and I love the way the ticking goes in and out of phase. It's hypnotic.
@gamingSlasherАй бұрын
I never seen "japanese mechanical art" so I think it was too complicated to impressive me. It just flew over my head.
@dang-x3n0t1ctАй бұрын
@@gamingSlashertoo complicated, as opposed to western mechanical art ?😅
@VousieАй бұрын
I'm not so sure about the "knowing ahead of time" part... Usually 3D printing is a trial and error process - there may well be a massive bin full of the previous print attempts for this project...
@hoebareАй бұрын
Maybe Clickspring will make one after he finishes his antikythera mechanism.
@@abundantharmony Escaflowne. 天空のエスカフローネ. Is it an Ispano Guymelf or Isacc's Fate-scope? Also, picking 5 resins and 195 parts to assemble without the thing itself being a funded exhibition space? So...
@hukada1Ай бұрын
アンティラキラ島の機械ってこんなかんじだだたんやろか…?
@kinoko384Ай бұрын
@@abundantharmony Game of Throne intro
@lephtovermeet15 күн бұрын
This is really mind blowing. The time it took to design this and get the tolerances correct, as well as figuring out assembly order and break-up of parts to make it printable is crazy. Alao you gave a crazy amount of patience in assembling this. I would have yeeted it like 8 times during the ball-bearing assembly process.
my mind spins more than this mechanism while watching. The little half-screw gears are ingenious, and I can't believe how many tiny ball bearings you put in. an artistic and mechanical marvel, for sure
"First, the 3-axis tourbillion" *proceeds to casually model a tourbillion* I don't think most people who have never done CAD realize how much work was glossed over in a single sentence. This is incredible. My computer would burst into flame trying to render the finished model. Edited to add: it's also remarkable how you not only designed this and it worked, but it was also manufacturable. It's easy to design something that can't be assembled or manufactured. You have to consider assembly and in most cases things like maintenance and repair.
@eabradley1108Ай бұрын
Remembering that things have to actually be assembled was probably the hardest part when learning design.
@SpydersByteАй бұрын
yea the modelling is pretty nuts, making gears is a pain in the ass let alone in all those weird shapes and tooth ratios, she definitely has some skill
@mightyluv14 күн бұрын
I’m sitting here trying to say something interesting or clever about this project, but the words escape me. I don’t know if this was an exercise in engineering or if there is an actual use for the mechanism as designed, but its complexity boggles the mind while being beautiful to watch. You rule the world.
@sealpiercing847614 күн бұрын
@@mightyluv This is art/fun, not practical. The creator is displaying immense skill which *could* be turned to practical purposes, and that's probably what she does for a living, but this particular device is made for the sake of making it, I assume.
@guaposneeze12 күн бұрын
It's like the old drawing tutorials that taught you to draw an owl. First, draw an oval. Second, draw a line. Then, draw the rest of the owl.
@@108SSBN youre like the 5th person to describe the contents shown in this video as "perverted" i understand how it is a pervert in exact measure as i do the actual purpose of the device itsself! and that measure is zero! explain yourself
@Zaryl927 күн бұрын
@@azza-in_this_day_and_age if I understood correctly what is going on, the 4 clockwork pieces at the center of the structure are spherical versions of the escapement demonstrated in the beginning. Like she excplained in the beginning it is unusual to have multiple of them in a single clock, and to drive them simultaneously without them stalling each other requires a power splitter... which she also made a spherical version of (the purple gear driving the two orange ones). I'm not the mechanical kind of engineer therefore take this with a big grain of salt, but I thinkj the entire contraption is ... basically a power source driving 4 independent clocks gleefully rotating around each other for the purpose of beign a marvel in itself. Now why would someone think of this as perverted? Usually when someone on the internet points at any something and claims it to be perverted, I tend to politely smile at them and then proceed to slowly back away from them. But in this case, maybe they just happen to be the mechanical kind of engineer themselves, and have an Idea of these escapements/clocks at that their purpose generally would be, and this application of clocks in this ... *reads name* 15 axis tourbillion is twisting their ideas beyond the capability of their imagination. So they probably conclude "this is wrong and therefore it is perverted" or something in the lines of it. Nonsense in my eyes :) it's a pretty machince and assembling all those ballbearings by hand must have been a lot of work!
@azza-in_this_day_and_age27 күн бұрын
@@Zaryl9 that does make sense. one would need to understand its purpose to recognize a perversion from that intended purpose, so thanks for explaining 🤝
Hm, maybe there could be a version for babies with all the parts stuck to a cloth strip. If the baby got it assembled right, it's left to an adult to cut a little and free the motion? (Machine tape moxibustion art instead?) Pardon the leap of cutting out captive bearings, I saw an arXiv paper about 'Tensegrity Computers,' and of course I'm dog paddling in surf to think triple redundancy tripled and set in a 3-axis gyre, nevermind adding the mainspring.
Okay, but why? Maybe I should be more concerned with making a tool to visualize particle emission and part lifetime than cutting thin metal in a vacuum and arranging for vacuum welding (would I need platinum powder, or will cold self-welding only work with fine metal leaves?) Tourbillon cutter, tourbillon beam, tourbillon arm-bar...
@DownhillAllTheWayАй бұрын
One of the most amazing aspects of this is that it was designed and buit in 3 weeks! Personally, I wouldn't expect to actually finish a project like this, but if I did, I wouldn't expect it to take me less than a year.
@nicolasschoenholzer9573Ай бұрын
Wow, it has so many layers it's unbelieveable! I can't imagine how much trial and error it took to get the part sizes right as I've experienced firsthand how hard it is to get even just one interface fitting well with 3d printing. I desperately want to see a machining/clockwork channel make this out of brass and other metals (and maybe even engrave the parts?), as that would deserve a central spot in an art gallery. Amazing design.
@btCharlie_Ай бұрын
Very beautiful. I admire your patience putting it together, especially the ball bearings 😅
@cksheng-i2gАй бұрын
Your understanding of mechanics is astounding.
@Lurker-dk8jkАй бұрын
An incredibly beautiful machine. The mind that conceived it must be equally beautiful. Thank you for this.
@neeSlicАй бұрын
これ動いてる音聞きながら作業してぇ〜 そんでたまに眺めてニヤニヤしてぇ〜
@竹河参号Ай бұрын
専門的な知識と緻密な設計と膨大な作業から生み出される、何この……………何?
@mbcommandnerdАй бұрын
The demonstration begins at 19:30! Also, four triple-axis tourbillons _inside_ a triple-axis tourbillon!?!?!? It’s insane and I love it!!!
Looks like a JRPG final boss. Beautiful, but terrifying and biblical.
@TheSv400redАй бұрын
すごい 世界初でしょこれ…
@badger47-n3cАй бұрын
What an incredible demonstration of artistic and mechanical skill. This is an entire portfolio in 1 machine if you were looking for work in the 3d printing industry.
@こーひー-e1rАй бұрын
脱進器の動きでデジタルな動作になるのにゆっくり回る外郭の動きでなんとも言えぬ心地よさが来ますなこれ
@MSMiruam16 күн бұрын
Such a beautiful and complex piece and amazing designe. Looks like some time travel artifact, I love it
Magnificent work! Japanese art is beautiful in all forms, but mechanical art is by far the most impressive. Very clever attention to details, even down to the methods of attachment/fasteners! The custom gear at 14:06 must have been particularly tricky to get to work properly. Bravo!
@nao-px7ckАй бұрын
もはや“芸術”ですね!
@uhyouhyo333Ай бұрын
機構とか3Dプリンタとか何も分からないけど、スチームパンク味があって好きすぎる
@kov2976Ай бұрын
技術力がバケモノすぎる・・
@ghostship4927Ай бұрын
歯車が連動してるのってこんなにも美しいのですね… 惚れ惚れしました
@WoLpHАй бұрын
I love all of your designs, but this one was a whole new level... absolutely fantastic! I love it, it's so beautiful!