MARBLE MACHINE MEDLEY

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[@timehunter9467]

The last lifting mechanism is a very elegant design.

[@DavidLindes]

My favorite is the antepenultimate one (2:51).

[@rchobbystore1368]

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[@LukeHowarthLEGO]

I agree

[@LeslieProper]

My grandchildren play with them and they get out of adjustment.

[@readysetnogo]

I'd say that's a good reason. I'm sure these machines are inspiring to at least one of them and they'll have great memories of these for the rest of their lives. 😊 If you don't mind me asking, how do you get such even and smooth bends in the wire tracks?

[@LeslieProper]

I use 1/16" brass rod in straight 48" lengths. I bend them on cylinders of different diameters. I have several little clamps that hold the tracks for soldering. The clamps are made with two 1/2" pieces of 1/8" brass rod with a small bolt in the middle to draw them together. The 1/8" brass pieces have grooves which hold the track the correct distance apart. When I have a good sized section of the track clamped and adjusted I solder it and move on to the next section.

[@dathat555]

@@LeslieProper Would like to see a video of the clamps and your fabrication process.

[@diesalweasel]

Love your designs. I bet the grand children love coming round your house

[@solinvictus5706]

What a loved grandparent you must be.

[@PunmasterSTP]

Those lifting mechanisms were incredibly imaginative!

[@user-wo7rz3yn4o]

I spend a lot (too much) time on KZbin watching amazing, mind blowing talent and creativity from musical, athletic to mechanical and I get a real charge out of your talents. Thanks for sharing and know that your work is appreciated by people you will never know.

[@rchobbystore1368]

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[@Jbot123]

Wonderful set of machines. The wooden spirals on the first one are absolutely gorgeous, and the launching mechanism at 4:12 is something I've never seen before. Lots of really cool ideas here.

[@bensneller5797]

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[@HeilmwaterStudios]

LMAO

[@tanmayvadhera3805]

More entered

[@GuardianTiger]

Your mean *Joined*

[@tanmayvadhera3805]

@@GuardianTiger yup

[@tanmayvadhera3805]

I can imagine him building such things when he was a child.

[@SteamerEdge]

Those machines are true works of art, the craftsmanship, intricacy and sheer engineering skill is astounding. Thanks paul

[@txlabmansteamtoysmore4980]

Some excellent builds here. Thanks for sharing your great work!

[@johnbuck8460]

As my grandmother used to say"The devil finds work for idle hands" ! Brilliant fun !

[@geekbot5]

This person is my spirit animal

[@IshidaGorou]

love those designs and my fav is the magnet lift 1 :D

[@japanrockhunt8277]

Beautiful.. I wish I can make something beautiful like this one day.

[@andymckenzie8031]

This is very neat: thanks for sharing it! I'm especially fond of the magnetic lift in the last one.

[@steamlangley1436]

Ruling in joy the different lifting mechanisms. Very creative!

[@jimhood1202]

Beautiful work. Mesmerizing mechanicals. I can see the lifting mechanisms are the main interest here. Very nice selection. Thank you for posting.

[@annehoskins5795]

The essence of mechanical engineering! My favorite branch of engineering.

[@davidsharp9166]

What I like is that these sculptures don't run at 100%. Or no video editing has been used. I'm looking at getting into this hobby.

[@frazzleddoo5989]

Why do I smile And Laugh? Tyvm for this

[@pixelprizm]

These are very beautiful and inspiring!

[@juliancachete]

El nivel de ingeniería que tiene este señor en la cabeza es alucinante!!!!!!

[@user-ww9rd5fw7i]

たまにこぼれちゃう所が人間味があって良いですね

[@JuanFlores-rj1he]

Cool! El ultimo me gusto mucho!

[@AllIsWellaus]

I loved the second one. More relaxing and both motions were almost in unison.

[@samuelphillips2615]

And this person is the spirit of my marblelife

[@kathycorner8727]

These are just wonderful to watch 😍

[@icarlyIV]

This content : exists Wintergatan: *Im gunna end this whole mans career*

[@rchobbystore1368]

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[@thedownhillerboy]

So cool to watch, it reminds me of the awesome pinball machines and their wire ramps were the ball glides on to reach a different area of the pinball table increasing your score and triggering a specific reaction at times 🙂...

[@user-ki6ub6gk2y]

It's amazing. Good luck. Это ШИКАРНО.

[@billfield8300]

As a toolmaker for many years, I can happily say you have made some beautiful and well thought out designs. excellent workmanship on the bending and brackets. Well Done!

[@LeslieProper]

Hi Bill, thanks for the nice comment.

I love the relation between this kind of system with electric system. :) I use to explain the work of a battery (for example :) of 'lifting' charges against a potential.

[@BalltrackMarbleRunGravitrax]

Wow nice Video 😁👍😁

[@ralfgreen9585]

Just AMAZING!

[@user-vk8uu9nv7n18]

All of them are great !!

[@MegaChekov]

Well done thanks for sharing all the best from John in Texas

[@DannySullivanMusic]

You've got the most creative lifts I've ever seen

[@juanmanuelmartinezchavez431]

Gracias al Creador por darnos la misma capacidad para la creatividad a todos los humanos y que pocos han dejado escapar la oportunidad de desarrollarla para que todos aprendamos unos de otros! Gracias!

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing. Really nice. You have really been busy.

[@schizophreniagaming4058]

Super cool, I’ve always been interested in mechanical stuff like this.

[@tripwire4727]

Lol😄 this is great! Thanks for sharing!

[@purvel]

Thanks for watching??? Thanks for making it!!!!!

[@raptorswire7212]

this looks awesome! I admire creative lever designs

[@TheRealStructurer]

Fantastic workmanship! Nice to see some metalwork instead of 3D printed stuff. U just need some tweaking here and there and then, but then all together in one huge machine 👍🏻

[@sticky170]

The last one with the magnets is very ellegant.

[@peterreber7671]

I think the balls may get magnetized over time and then stick to each other.

[@MarioRobles]

Que trabajo tan hermoso !!!

[@borna5539]

I thought it says "marble machine melody". I was like few minutes in waiting to hear some melody and then i realize what i missed...😂

[@johneygd]

Some final adjustments are needed but then you have it,perfect working machines.

[@joaomartinscardoso4908]

Wonderful work👍👍👍👇👇👇👇

[@LeslieProper]

Thank you

[@Haahvj]

That's one of my favourite videos since now 😁

[@chrisbao1390]

WHERE HAS THIS BEEN FOR T H E L A S T S I X M O N T H S

[@ivanmikhail7162]

Its awesome! Thank you!

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Magic. That's worth a like and sub.

[@rjtv1765]

This is what people should be watching at 3 am

[@medivertidoaos50]

Lindas maquetes meu amigo. Parabéns

[@DougSims]

I could totally hear the marble machine music in my head while I watched this.

[@caitlingee642]

The marbles flying off made me very nervous but these were so cool!

[@maherougilles]

GÉNIAL...!!🤙

[@tintintintin232323]

very impressive, some incredible construction, Wow!

[@DuskstarShine]

If ya like this, look at the marble machine that wintergaten made! It reminds me of these ^-^ I always wanted one of these kind of machines when i was younger

[@Atlantismonkey40]

I’m just getting into making these devices. I just really like magnets. Way cool

[@user-oy9no6hx6y]

Where it ’s not perfect, it ’s human and fun.

[@Calin1000]

Wonderful machines! Have you thought about making one steam powered by one of your engines?

[@swmckanna]

Nicely done!

[@charlestonmiszczak]

Wonderful!

[@GoranXII]

#4 appears to be very good at distributing marbles around the room.

[@user-li7se1fp1t]

Awesome!

[@StixFerryMan]

They are great. Need some fine tuning, but absolutely wonderful. Now, chain them all together and make one big run😂

[@LeslieProper]

Glad you liked them, thanks for the comment.

[@raghupathyvp7105]

Amazing projects mind blowing. Thank you 😯😉🙏🙋

[@fainnekenny5622]

You are so talented and I wish I could make stuff like this. I really like you videos as well 😁

[@Abcxyzabcfhejfng]

This is amazing! Where do you get all the brass gears and gadgets?

[@LeslieProper]

The gears come from old water meters. I use to work for a City and I had the water department save some of the gears for me when the old meters were replaced and scraped out.

[@coasterp2199]

Cool stuff.

[@railsonbarbosa5483]

Muito bonito!!!!!! Parabéns!!!!!!

[@aldrinalejo1810]

I love the designs ...

[@negicraft7700]

Supar work

[@haziqikhwan7904]

I once played a similar kind of machine when I was a kid, but instead of marbles, they were toy penguins

[@tmatheson]

These are awesome. Really nice work man. Where is a good place to start with these the motor Mount?

[@chenjefferson7662]

amazing!

[@omniscientomnipresent5500]

When do the music play ?

[@Music7Ada]

It says medley not melody.

[@rip9457]

@@Music7Ada Medley is an actual song i thought like him at the beginning

[@gillesbkf4315]

dinde you hear the music of the marbles ? don't you dare imagine him stacking one music on top of this one.

[@yongewok]

@@rip9457 a medley is a mix of different features it can be any medium, music medleys are a type of medley a mix of featured songs

[@Gravitraxer_AangCZ]

@omniscient why is your profile picture Extreme demon from Geometry dash?

[@littlewoodenguy]

Curious what kind of woodworking tools you use - would love to see a how to video.

[@CreativeChannel-KST_VN]

Hello !! The work you do is wonderful

[@kenm2679]

This is so fun to watch. So what kind of tools do you use to make these?

[@LeslieProper]

The tracks are made from straight 4 foot lengths of 1/16" brass rod. I use a electric soldering gun to attach cross braces and supports. The brass rod is bent around different diameter pipes and cylinders. I have a small bench metal lathe that I use to make the lift mechanisems.

[@Rei.80]

This was my childhood

[@luisedmundorios7692]

5:36 My OCD death stare finally worked on that one marble just in time

[@nullmoore9943]

"That one marble" Yes, very specific

[@MrTraiq]

Very nice aa

[@nonothebot]

Wonderfull !

[@billbaggins9961]

Old post that I just found and watched. Really amazing and beautiful craftsmanship along with attention to detail not only in function but also creativity in design! I truly enjoyed your video, Thank you for posting. what average rpm were the motors? I realize that there was 1 much slower but not sure if it was all changed in your gearing!

[@Tasaconga]

Muy Buenas..!!!

[@harrysingh4480]

Great👍👍👍👍

[@heyimamaker]

Do you make the gears yourself? When I was a kid I used to take everything apart looking for anything that I could use with motors and Lego.

[@joko.eichel]

Very impressively! (...lots of good ideas that I'm going to steal...) Nice greetings from the enns valley. Joko

[@dragullavalachy5370]

Very ingenious mechanism

[@Blenderkim]

Very nice.

[@roboticus3647]

Those are really nice machines. I'd be interested in seeing a build video where you show how you get those nice clean curves in that ?brass rod? you use.

[@LeslieProper]

I don't have anything to show how I bend the wire, basically it is done free hand on different size cylinders. I have made a bunch of little clamps that hold the two wires the proper distance apart and in position for soldering.

[@amwoodworking1406]

Incredible

[@vdel9036]

Wonderful and fascinating machines. Very clean. Interesting mechanical devices i will remember for my future projects. What material wire tracks are made of ? Brass parts soldered together or welded iron ? Thank you.

[@LeslieProper]

Yes, 1/16 inch brass rod in 4 foot lengths. Soldered with lead free plumbers solder and an electric soldering gun. Thanks for the comment.

[@marcelojesus6097]

Very interesting, Congratulations. it's like a terapy. :)

[@creative-z]

It's great

[@Gastritis2000]

These machines are sooooo damn cute!

[@IBMSmaker]

great job, i love it :-)

[@surviver5738]

Nice description

[@grif5332]

So cool!