Large Brass Gyroscope Demonstration [HD]

[@Opinionator52]

As a machinist I have to tell you, that's a really nice gyroscope, and I've always wanted to make one but haven't gotten around to it even after over 30 years. Yours may be the inspiration to do it... I have a grandson who would be fascinated by it, especially if he could actually touch one, and feel the resistance... He's so smart I think he would understand it quickly! Thank you so much for sharing this! :o] O,

[@freekknolle6173]

I desided to do I wil uplaod a vidio to my chanel no bild vidios becos I am not alowd to film in my school s workshop

[@hintzofcolorconcepts]

I'll pay $10,000 for a large electric powered gyro on gimbals that flips over every 24 hours as the Earth spins. Small gyros don't seem to be strong enough to change angle as the Earth rotates for some reason.

[@ghanus2009]

@@chesshooligan1282Tru, you can use a god string or cable, and a led or tungsten weight. you can also have it mark up a huge box of sand. I'd refrain from hanging that in a living room though. A garage can work. The longer the rope and heavier the weight, the longer it wil keep swinging

[@josepeixoto3384]

@@hintzofcolorconcepts They should,i think?; did you make sure you have the disc parallel to the earth's N-S line? meaning,assume on the equator, the disc rotation axis at 90º to the line N-S? You can make one,a big one; the supports can be scrap steel bars/angle irons, they DO NOT have to be all nice and round, they can be in a square shape,just the bearings need to be good; the rotor you can get from one of those heavy presses,before hydraulics; I think i know what you're thinking ; g-n?; i read it has been tried ,did not work,still i'd like to do some calculations,i'm an engineer tagjags @ hotmail com

[@ankitaaarya]

Be his mentor, and best of luck to you and little fella.

[@ajpt4336]

When the rotational speed of the rotating disk increases, its angular momentum will increase, and thus the rotation axis will become more stable during the sudden rotational movement of the frame.

[@mattybeans2322]

Does a gyro only experience spin down from wind resistance and bearing friction? I notice when someone tries to force a gyro to move out of its natural position requires a lot of force. Is that force only distributed on the bearings? Meaning all that force is just sliding? Would less efficient bearings cause a greater spin down when a force is applied?

[@christophersalter3555]

Would your gyroscope be able to detect the rotation of the earth? That would be cool to see.

[@perrydavis5433]

put the dremmel on the main shaft and u can get it spinning faster

[@rm-rf9605]

put a dremmel on my what?

[@MattH-wg7ou]

I thought that too. Put it more inboard even if you gotta get it started up at the outside first.

[@stephenmwyatt2]

too hard to get traction like that , so the side is like a low gear, also best way to get a merry-go-round going - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKXbfpdroseDm68

[@andraskomaromi5236]

Hi, I’d like to get a gyroscope like this. Where could I buy one?

[@ufoengines]

Cool! These demonstrations always remind me of the Brennan Gyro Car, the Gyron X , and the Ford Gyron. Have you ever made a Tesla Turbine using hard drive disks? They can spin up really fast and then be used like a gyroscope. I ran across a digital computer patent 3190554 that runs on compressed air. Think one could be made using 3D printing?

[@beezlewaxin]

What happens if you keep applying horizontal force around the vertical axis? Will the difficulty transition from being hard to easy once it becomes oriented? Will it lock into this orientation until you apply a different force to disorient it?

[@GavinFreedomLover]

Amazing thanks

[@grantshort]

Are you going to make larger demonstrations? What's your end goal? Antigravity? And on that note, is there going to be someone like a physicist explaining the science and numbers? I would be willing to help somehow coordinate.

[@N0B0DY_SP3C14L]

Ahhh...the Lecture Gyroscope. Beautiful piece!

[@ScottNolasco]

Thanks a lot!

[@harryberry3620]

Where did you get this gyroscope ... and what was its cost?

[@bubblezovlove7213]

I need something similar to spin up my gyro. Can you tell me what wheel you have in your Dremel please?

[@mightymoe4u2]

I wold love to see a measurement of force. How much did it take to move the gyroscope side to side during its operation and not during its operation

[@MrStevetomas]

That is a very well built piece of equipment. It would be very interesting if you could set it up with degree marks (on a piece of paper under it) and a fixed camera (above it), for say six hours. It would move 90 degrees, because of the earths rotation is 90 degrees in six hours.

[@bloodsthicker5651]

Steve Thomas , Earth doesn't move.

[@1starshot]

Steve Thomas - Earth is flat & stationary. There is no proof of spinning, quite the opposite. Gyroscope experiments have decided this years ago. John Savage has done a few video's on this subject. Flat Earth - Wire less Gyroscope Experiment Full Raw 1hr kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6K7kp6df5ppj80

[@MrBrain4]

@1starshot That experiment is poorly designed. The small force caused by any rotation of the gyroscope would not be sufficient to overcome the large friction in the rotation axis of the setup.

[@ToxicTeemoOCE]

@@1starshot FlatTards Jeranism and Mark Seargent got hold of a laser ring gyroscope, and it shifted 15 degrees an hour, they proved the motion of the Earth.

[@1starshot]

@@ToxicTeemoOCE Don't normally call people names, but in your case I'll make an exception..LIAR.

[@Marcuwizz]

El origen de este gran youtuber

[@apexmike849]

Old passenger liners used massive electrically-driven gyros to stabilise them in heavy seas.

[@normand5847]

They use gyro stabilizers in boats, today. They are an option on most pleasure boats over 30 feet. They come standard on some high end luxury yachts and deep sea fishing boats. They're not very massive these days. They only need about three feet of space in the boat.

[@juano3000]

The gyro is not resisting motion. Is taking the force inflicted in one axis, and converting it to torque. Two perpendicular forces producing a new resultant force in a perpendicular plane to the previous forces. Basic Gyromechanics.

[@vgfxworks]

beautifully crafted gyro!

[@DIRTDIVER882]

WOW. That gyroscope looks AMAZING. Looks like really good quality. How much does one of that quality cost about 3000?

[@ghanus2009]

600L. Pretty easy to look up Brass Lecture Gyroscope www.gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=LECTURE

[@buggsy5]

Any competent precision machinist could make one for you. Contact one and get a quote.

[@Reverendwyotech]

There we go

[@ankitaaarya]

Air wae gao

[@BLOGKIDS]

Could I ask if you were to have 3 x gyro fix to one unit in opposite direction would it float? Or cancel out gravity. Forgive me for sounding stupid.

[@Gerleg08]

Blog Kidzz Gyros can be moved with no real effort as long as you don't spin them. eg. he could lift it up the table with the same force as if it were not spinning. same way gravity can pull it down.

[@Gerleg08]

Blog Kidzz by that them I mean the gyro itself is spinning, but you don't try to rotate it like he is when he pushes on it

[@ScottNolasco]

Good question actually! While it's hard to see in the video, gyroscopes don't resist the urge to fall, but rather, to *twist* along an axis. So the object you are describing would certainly fall at a normal speed, but it would be hard to turn or re-orientate in another direction.

[@buggsy5]

A spinning gyro does not lose weight, so cannot cancel gravity and float. There are at least two videos demonstrating this.

[@johnt.6297]

How long would that keep spinning?

[@Dave-hx6sb]

How would it react if both axis's were spinning at the same time and the same speed?

[@dwilliams2068]

It's probably a little known fact that if you constrain a gyroscope such that it cannot tilt when you move it, it does not resist at all. It only resists when it has some slight freedom to tilt towards it's normal tilt direction.

[@magdanoz88]

Dear Ed! I've tested a big gyroscope when I was in the 2 course at the University. But, actually, always in my life I wanted to build one. Can you provide some information about it? What type of bearings are in this gyro? Any dimensions of the gyro itself? Unfortunately, I can't find a video on how to, or any dimension of these gyros. I know that you can make it with whatever size you want, but I like your results! :) Thanks and BR! Bobby

[@gigicaly]

+magdanoz88 I was thinking same thing about the schematics, but you know what? it's not that difficult to build once you understand the basic principles and have the right tools. Sure out of brass looks better but you can use pretty much anything. The basic rules apply to all shapes and sizes. The bearings must be able to handle w/e spin is there and the calibrations must be just right, other than that it's all simple math. My suggestion for you is get information on bearings and start from that to put a plan on paper. Have faith in your mind.

[@こま実験小僧]

素晴らしい！

[@WildPhotoShooter]

So what is the conclusion of that demonstration ?

[@ericmelton4630]

Awesome gyroscope. You must be a professor. I'd love to have one to show my personal friends.

[@ghanus2009]

This is the one in this video. you can buy them. Smaller ones also. Brass Lecture Gyroscope www.gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=LECTURE

[@ghostrecon3214]

Very cool, thank you for this!

[@ScottNolasco]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@michelkayat7474]

@@ScottNolasco where can one buy this quality gyroscope ?

[@richardbacon429]

Can u push of a gyro for a space drive if u can push of it then recover it with less force

[@surfboydavio]

Hello! Where can I buy one of those? Thanks in advance

[@katipilati9190]

Where can I find one of this?

[@fishyhobby3697]

Did you make it or buy it?

[@tiagoazulcardoso9737]

Oi. Ed. Thank you for video. Do you or anyone know about rpm to force ratio. If it spins fast dose it have more force?

[@educgamez2009]

Where can someone buy that particular gyroscope?

[@shemarcollier3457]

Super cool great teacher

[@alexo3720]

where do you get such a big gyroscope?? me want one!

[@jefferylee8368]

Alex o make one by yourself using computer hard drives quite easy to do so

[@DoReMeDesign]

gyroscope.com

[@Lando6969]

when earth rotates , does the gyro moves with the earth rotating or those it stays still?

[@Bobby-nh7od]

ItsLobo It will start tilting yes, that's what the gyroscope was first used for, to know where on the ocean you are.

[@RonRay]

It would be bad news for a person with long hair to get too close to that thing!

[@braideasegoat8284]

Be bald in a blink! Lol

[@timokimo8206]

What do you mean

[@RonRay]

@@timokimo8206 What happens when long hair gets into spinning machines..? You tell me.

[@timokimo8206]

@@RonRay aha ok, so you refer to hair getting caught into spinning device... I think they would die instantly Also for someone with long sleeves, their hand would be chopped off 💔

[@peterhaitch7507]

this a great sleep aid his voice just knocks me out

[@xXoXxRoSexXoXx]

what if there was a gyroscope in the gyroscope where one wheel went one way and the other went the opposite would it cancel out its physics as if it did nothing?

[@boomy8802]

what about making a giroscope with like 50 circles ??? what should happen ? it can create an aura of energy ...

[@andrewkime7]

Where can I get one?!

[@ScottNolasco]

@505197 Well I'm glad this video was able to appeal to you as well :] Thanks for watching!!

[@radishmonster2760]

good reference video for my purposes thank you

[@aaronwalderslade]

You are fighting gravity, which has been converted into momentum. Because the wheel spins in one direction, the gravity is always converted into the same direction of precession. You'll find this explanation in the third of my gyroscope videos here: kzbin.info/aero/PLz4azdHbQ7mnmwAfm1LwwIqcLH9Ax3C5y

[@sudhaharanvelraj3314]

what kind of material can be used for gyro stabilized cycle

[@normand5847]

Aluminum for weight savings.

[@phenomedmond]

The noise is like the giant gyros from contact!!!

[@505197]

Wow, I'm 60 and never seen anything like that, now auto-pilot makes sense. It appears to be as if it's gear driven in the rotor's reaction to movement, and I bet it is just as accurate. I'll be damned, I got a toy one I blow up to no tellin how fast with my blow gun in the shop. I always use a saftey squint too. I think I tossed it the last time due to the fact I can't trust myself to be an adult. Thanks for the video, I should'a took science instead of .

[@spiralnine607]

Awesome!

[@こま実験小僧]

ジャイロスコープは慣性による現象！

[@dmak2]

Who made that?

[@eliasbarboza8465]

The illuminati

[@MotoVenture.]

Just like counter steering on a motorcycle lmao

[@terria.mccurdy9190]

excellent...!

[@64-bit63]

The gyroschope also doesnt want to move with earths rotation so if you leave it long enough it would start spinning counter to earths rotation!! (:

[@ScottNolasco]

Youre right we've never ran it long enough to see this happen but it would definitely be something to try :D

[@kamael]

All I heard was “there we go”

[@demonfang3691]

is u name scott or ed?

[@bingobango170]

They should use those to make aircraft flight and navigation instruments

[@Tuxfanturnip]

They used to and some still might, but most modern systems use more precise electronic/laser measurement devices to detect rotation.

[@buggsy5]

@@Tuxfanturnip They do. The primary gyro instrument is called the Artificial Horizon. Gyros are also used in at least some autopilot systems.

[@mydevices5503]

That video had so much potential to be good.

[@childrenoflight3010]

Movement looks like that ufo on radar the top that spins around

[@PLANETXLABS]

nice

[@adrianopoggi6218]

É o coração do projeto voador

[@adrianopoggi6218]

O prato principal é girado pela esfera magnética

[@alanheath7056]

And we can not put our worlds greatest engineers in a university and say build a giro engine.But can build great weapons to kill us multiply times and still build more insanity at its best

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Lol what

[@pratikpande3958]

Bro iam not kidding rn my college teacher is showing this video to teach us about gyroscope

[@ScottNolasco]

HAHA no way! Wow I would have never have thought this would be used in a college lecture XD

[@pratikpande3958]

@@ScottNolasco yaa man iam from India and iam in ts rahman marine college sir started to show the video but it was laging so i saw water mark of your channel and found you 😂btw thanks for the reply ✌️

[@CaseModVideos]

OK - you got me. how much ??

[@hintzofcolorconcepts]

I'll pay you $10k(US) if you can build me a big one that shows the Earth's rotation. I want a gyro clock art piece/time piece

[@mohamadsheikhi8206]

thats great........

[@wendeldickau]

could this gyro demonstrate the rotation of the earth?

[@jadekayak01]

all gyroscopes do

[@owengileswilliams3739]

really? .................. earth rotation?

[@Nintencrow]

Yeah. Navigational gyroscopes are suspended in such a way as to keep spinning for hours and also have motors to keep them at around 12.000 RPM. Say you point a spinning gyroscope at the north star and wait a few hours (assuming it doesn't stop), it will still point at the north star after an hour, even though the earth has rotated 1/24 of it's circumference. This is how ships navigate without using magnetic compasses.

[@jadekayak01]

Eliark your explanation is far to simplified. all navigational gyros are automatically corrected for earths rotation by a very precise and compkicated spring arraingement.

[@Nintencrow]

Partly true. I did not claim navigational gyro__compasses__ (which contain two or more gyros and are suspended in liquid, weighted and digitally corrected on top of a "spring arrangement") were affected in the same way. Please read more carefully before accusing me of being wrong about something I know more about than you. A balanced, spinning gyroscope left on a flat, stationary surface will always precede according to earth's rotation. Edit: I see I may have formulated myself unclearly, but I still never state anything outside of the experimental "system" of a spinning gyro pointed at a star. The rest is your assumption. At any rate, the comment from OGW was not "please give a detailed explanation" but a simple question with a simple answer: "yes".

[@monacojay]

If we compare your gyroscope to our galaxy, we may be able to see a north and south pole of the antimater field that contains our galaxy.

[@TheMalerdaemon]

1:15 it did not prevent you from trying to move it.

[@wilbeckj]

Because it wasn't spinning yet 😂

[@anotherrandomcommenter4473]

2:08 how can you tell? Seems to me you are just telling us these things.

[@ScottNolasco]

True, it's hard to tell through video , but think of it as the same principle as a moving bicycle: why does it not simply just fall over? Another good demonstration here by Penn and Teller: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYOtp2mwlMerh8km10s

[@mysticdavestarotmachinesho5093]

On a gum ball?????

[@Philofthefuture87]

neato

[@kajhonsakrat3438]

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[@aggabus]

Magnetic bearings? Try

[@jamesanonymous2343]

maximum dialog, minimum demonstration.

[@thekaiser4333]

Gimbal Lock!

[@vehement4701]

The Kaiser KAISER!!!!!

[@TestTubeBabySpy]

rcs to manual, reset your imu and re-align your platform...way to drop the ball cadet! good thing its only a sim! ) :

[@ryanbrink2391]

Lol...did you see that dremel lay some rubber

[@Guy-em4ck]

“Here we have a toy gyroscope” Made of Brad’s. Large. High quality. Not a toy.

[@SkiDuneTech]

www.gyroscopes.co.uk/d.asp?product=LECTURE

[@MrWave58]

Gyro lock. Apollo 13.

[@kadirdalmis4321]

Hygo

[@MoRTaLC00L]

Gimbal lock :)

[@antigen4]

GIMBAL - not GIM-BALL

[@qualquan]

nice gyro but terrible or no explanation

[@milesdowning9257]

ITS FLAT THE WHOLE THING IS FLAT

[@CloudOmegaVII]

Was invented in ancient greece.

[@mohansubb6917]

Come thee. Year 2030 all will find... Just.. We're going it's.... At....... @

[@igotsth]

This is large? my bicycle wheels must be enormous for you.

[@Pedun42]

swell

[@KyleCPM]

Finger Danger!

[@alessandrogallo7969]

...it cost 500$...

[@yamatsukami987]

the real question is where does it cost $500 to buy it from. i can find a nice gyroscope anywhere.

[@blackdot3538]

gyroscopes r us

[@julienbertrant4983]

You alger's .earth is the huge gyroscope .la terre c'est l'immense gyroscope .

[@mohansubb6917]

Won't say more for.. Now.. God does... All buy/the... Way

[@mohansubb6917]

But hey look.. Hydrogen.. Tech... Will come.. Soon after the wait for.. Next... Gen any way ya/see me here I'm no longer krank of a man.. Here is

[@cbucks6613]

Good luck balancing that on ur finger

[@richardbacon429]

Can u push of a gyro for a space drive if u can push of it then recover it with less force