Rolling Ball Sculpture Time Lapse Build Process- GoPro HERO3 Black Edition

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See what it takes to complete a wall mounted sculpture. I build rolling ball sculptures from mild steel and have them powdercoated in your choice of a variety of colours, or clear coat, if you like the steel industrial look. A time lapse from start to finish of a 700mm round, wall mounted sculpture, from building the frame, to constructing the helical lifting device. All sculptures are created using straight steel rod and tube and then hand bent to make a one-off piece.
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[@rollingballdave]

No problems Michael, Glad you like it! I'm loving the filming side of things now....

[@1stEditionFan]

Excellent work. Love the wall mounted pieces. Thanks for another great video...

[@louiehudson9466]

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[@jaidenemanuel2195]

@Louie Hudson instablaster =)

[@louiehudson9466]

@Jaiden Emanuel thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@louiehudson9466]

@Jaiden Emanuel It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy! Thanks so much, you really help me out :D

[@jaidenemanuel2195]

@Louie Hudson No problem =)

[@TomHaroldArt]

Even better than the first one, Dave. I like all the changes in viewing angle as well. Excellent!

[@jasonhnash05]

Excellent. Whould love to see a few making of videos to see how you make certain bits in detail and how you go about the designing faze.

[@rollingballdave]

Thanks Tom, I think it would get rather dull if shot from the same spot. I really like the view from above, looking down on my workbench!

[@TomHaroldArt]

Agreed on the one-angle thoughts. That's one of the first ways you can tell if something has been done by a beginner. Changing up the angle takes a lot of work and is especially tough if you only have one camera, but the results are worth it. And, yes, I believe my favorite angle was also the one from straight overhead. ;-)

[@TJFNixon]

Wow. Amazing to see you work.

[@haidarmoqdad5295]

Wow. Simply amazing. I really loved the styles you have, and also those flamboyant marbles!! Best regards from lebanon! I hope some day you come and make us a visit :P perhaps you could leave a mark around haha! :D

[@rollingballdave]

It was about 50 hours of work. Not all was filmed, but about 90% was.

[@rollingballdave]

Hi Jason, Maybe one day, when I get some spare time. :-)

[@massimilianorossi4250]

Genial!

[@rollingballdave]

👌

[@rollingballdave]

Send me an enquiry and I'll organise a quote!

[@haidarmoqdad5295]

very clean and fantastic work. i really admire the pieces that people like you are able to make! can you tell me how much would a sculpture cost? and if by any case sculptures can be made according to space (for instace an entire hall wall! o.o) please reply :D and again, great job!

[@Skeptical_Numbat]

Fascinating. How do you plan out the movements & the flow of the different elements? Including the angles needed to accelerate the balls over long distances, or up & over certain segments. Are there CAD apps which help you map it all out? As far as I can see it's all powered by a tiny motor rotating the central helical lift & gravity - a truly impressive fusion of design, efficiency & beauty.

[@rollingballdave]

Everything is mapped out in my head. I don't use CAD or any computers for design at all. I just know what works and what doesn't. 🙂

[@Skeptical_Numbat]

@@rollingballdaveYou do realize that that's damned impressive & genius-level 3D conceptualizing. Do you do other professional design / invention stuff - like Industrial Engineering? 'Cause I reckon that you'd be superbly capable at it. As it is, these extraordinary marble runs could also include all sorts of physics tricks, like those in these science toy videos: www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&client=ms-android-samsung-ss&sxsrf=ALeKk01b1-T2cP9QTeCc1BPAbITFPiYctQ:1591266249481&q=science+toys+physics+video+KZbin&spell=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjQj6zc-OfpAhWi73MBHVPLB_0QBSgAegQIGBAC&biw=360&bih=612 Congratulations on your amazing ball machines & good luck with future designs / artistry. 🖖😎🤠🤯🥳🤙

[@tntahan]

Very nice David. How long did this whole think take you to build from start to finish?

[@akongas]

Very cool! How long did it take you to complete?

[@elliotcasson262]

Did you make the runs at the H O M in Bovey Tracey?

[@rollingballdave]

Not me, I'm half a world away. 😀

[@rollingballdave]

Hi there, simply visit my website and send through an enquiry. Website is listed in the description of the video.

[@gerkerkhoven]

I don't like the fast forward!

[@tman900]

Wow, this is way to fast to be enjoyable. Actually it's annoying to watch.