spring balancing

[@weirdsciencetv4999]

Your designs are ingenious

[@Tayyab_Khan]

Loved your design. Could you please give more explanation about weight distribution and spring power?

[@longkang6744]

weight distribution can be confirmed from the 3d software, spring stiffness has to be carefully selected together with the design of its attached points

[@LifeHappy-]

@@longkang6744 TL; DR: I wont share the design. And that's okay, it's your baby.

[@typebin]

spring power? theres no such thing ..

[@Tayyab_Khan]

@@typebinI was learning/Curious, I didn't know if its called spring constant or stiffness constant and I asked anyway. I would have appreciated if you had pulled your head out of bull's ashole not being bully here on my 3 year old comment. But thanks for let me know anyway.

[@Tayyab_Khan]

@@typebin Smimply educated comment would be much appreciated.

[@GeneralKenobi69420]

This is the most overengineered display stand I've ever seen

[@LaugeHeiberg]

is this why that one apple stand cost 999?

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats1]

The fact that you can put your lamp anywhere is pretty powerful.

[@eigenman2571]

@@Noconstitutionfordemocrats1🤝agreed

[@BrickstoneStudios]

I am looking into these fixtures. Please let me know about the simpler designs you are familiar with that accomplish the same results.

[@prettymuchanobody6562]

what exactly do the motors do? can someone explain how this works?

[@pratikkore7947]

a pen for astronauts on earth

[@nordcap8807]

покажите работу на дальнем свесе и на ближнем к пружинам свесе. то что на видео видно, можно симулировать фрикционно

[@mechcooper8341]

Is there any role of friction here? Or are the joints almost frictionless?

[@longkang6744]

the friction term is quite small

[@MrHerhor67]

How can pure springs balance a multi-DOF system? It must be using friction too

[@rileydes2034]

You can see the motors at the end of the arm controlling 2 degrees of freedom of the nib itself. The Springs are only technically balancing 2 degrees of freedom with the rotating base I think just being friction based.

[@JurekOK]

Nice! good job.

[@somosexcelenciaoperacional3040]

How can I learn how to develope this? Any software?

[@tarikr5853]

use solidworks to learn to design the parts and then u can simulate the movement including forces (including gravity) using solidworks too

[@somosexcelenciaoperacional3040]

@@tarikr5853 Thanks Bro =) A big huge from Lima Peru

[@KhalilChatti-e5u]

what do I have to study to understand this ?

[@guillaumec1636]

Engineering or more generally, physics

[@LeonardoVezzani]

Ever heard of a steadycam?

[@keal.vietnam]

Are you Vietnames?

[@error200http]

This proves F = -kx in a beautiful way.

[@veikovasko5603]

That thing looks stable enough to do brain surgery!

[@BitSmythe]

Like mama said, *USE YOUR WORDS* _Descriptions would be better!_

[@nickkunst952]

Whoa... two pivots and friction will do the same, bro.

[@Glanthor88]

dork