SHEAR STRAIN and Stress Components in 10 Minutes!

[@josephowens4654]

These are amazingly well presented tutorials being at the same time clear, complete and concise for each topic. Well worth any students time to help understand or at least review and confirm understanding of these topics. They foster a truly intuitive feel for the subject which is vital to not letting simple mistakes carried out from rote memorisation don’t turn into disasters on exams, or worse in practice.

[@SamuelLee-gw6wr]

Thank you so much! I understood the section just because of you! Watch me smash the midterm on 31/03/2023!

[@LampteyPatrick]

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[@Lostwolf16]

Thank you so much. You are an underrated gem of engineering community, this beautiful visuals with concepts helps so much since my reading isn't strong and solving problems without concepts doesn't teach me much. Watching this before attempting homework helps big time

[@pratikhalani]

Very clear explanation

[@kanidu3522]

Great Video !

[@dogrun2886]

I spend 1 h to 3 h to understand ! So,hard for me 😮. Thank you .

[@danielefrascella5443]

First I want to congratulate with you, I am an italian engineer and i can tell you that your videos are awesome! May I ask you how you make these videos(animations, softwares used)?

[@LessBoringLectures]

Thank you! I use the notes app on an iPad and I edit with Premiere Pro

[@mehdizarghamivahid3447]

Thank you so much for your great job...Please do some educational material for earthquake and wind load on steel structure.

[@tutorxs]

I like your drawing! May I ask which drawing software you're using? Thank you!

[@xavierchen4162]

Great Video!!!

[@周星驰-i9s]

Hi Thanks for your video, I just got a question. Around 7:30, you introduce two deformation shapes due to shear. I just cannot distinguish them, I think the right one is correct instead of the left one. Because we cannot know the deformation is along x-axis or y-axis. I think it should be both because the four sides all have stress. Could you further explain it?