Testing DaVinci's DRAWMATON and Other Magical Items!!

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[@ChrisRamsay52]

What was your favorite item?? Mine has to be the solar powered spinny thingy

[@thejackofdiamonds2380]

SAMEEEEE!!!

[@jamesdonnelly8369]

yea that was pretty cool

[@jamesdonnelly8369]

nah the hand thing was the best

[@traviskauffman9445]

are you doing another reaction video to the subreddit again soon

[@nickthelick]

Yo, man! Did you actually check out the programme about Automata through the ages (the last few hundred years)!?!? It's truly fucking amazing, it's called "Clockwork Dreams", check it out - ALL of you lot check it out! The size of these things is amazing! I mean, the screws involved, you need a magnifying glass to see properly. And back then, they probably didn't all have that luxury of getting to use one... Man, the precision involved in these automate is truly, truly, TRULY mindblowing! Watch and enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3LKZ2mgp9ujfqM

[@WesBarker]

RattleBack is great for getting dates. “Wanna go out? Spin clockwise for yes, counter-clockwise for no.”

[@ragigon8153]

Love u Wes and your vids

[@jyack275]

You totally rock

[@gutzi_muc8396]

Ah Wes! Always finds aWESome methods ;-)

[@diceyice8609]

@@gutzi_muc8396 BRUH

[@crazay77pinecone]

Feel like y’all just comment to be the top comment so people will click over to your channel.. but shit fair play.

[@LeclericShow]

You're really good at videos Chris! You should really think about doing it as a living.

[@mountainmtn2827]

Omg Eric you are my second favorite KZbinr

[@mountainmtn2827]

Love ur stuff

[@LeclericShow]

@@mountainmtn2827 second to none baby! xoxo thanks man!

[@ragigon8153]

@@LeclericShow I love tricked eric

[@ragigon8153]

@@LeclericShow Also your fool us trick with peanuts. Wow

[@Reefer2]

I actually laughed really hard at the Australia joke 😂😂😂

[@hayleybarrell-smith5068]

I’m an Aussie that was freaking funny

[@kidjames6875]

@@hayleybarrell-smith5068 I live above Australia and it's actually tougher up here.......

[@MadeInFranceASMR]

9:41 thanks for this baguette moment.

[@Damsel_inDubai]

oh, amazing to find one of your comments here!!! :D Love your videos!!! They are so intricate and visually pleasing!!! And OF COURSE, amazing ASMR!!! ^_^

[@kwnsnskw]

I love it to much

[@BuckBrothersProjects]

12:11 its a stirling engine. It works by the air expanding and Contracting by the heat difference of the top and bottom of the chamber, which pushes the Piston up and down.

[@Zelmel]

Stirling engines are so damn cool. Except when people try to claim they're perpetual motion devices, in which case they're eyeroll-inducing.

[@kidjames6875]

@@Zelmel I know right, they really don't realize that it hasn't been made yet.

[@countduku959]

“Looks like something from a carnival in the 20’s.” - My boy, we are in the 20’s.

[@baggabarz]

The 1920s genius

[@bokuto2011]

Well he isnt actually wrong

[@scarzehd]

@@baggabarz r/whooosh

[@KeidonKelley]

oh no. the day has come. we have to say it the full way!?!?!?!?! no I always did anyways!

[@jayinthekut8389]

@@baggabarz the irony in you calling him “genius” is almost palpable

[@rjmorpheus]

That “Coffee Engine” is called a Stirling Engine. Fun stuff!

[@jonathanross149]

and it's not keeping the coffee warm...it just needs a heat differential to work.

[@sjoerdvogel3352]

Ur right. They are cool things. PS that means they run on icecubes as well.

[@namisyellownguyen6110]

Omg you thank you for typing it down in the comments

[@martinevans8432]

"We're going to find him a nice place to live, where he can spend his days, waiting" - Thats deep

[@riceboy781]

The last time I was this early, the Excalibur was still unsolved

[@insyirahmira1000]

The intro is so cool. You're good at editing

[@ahiptothehop4077]

It’s not editing. xD

[@insyirahmira1000]

@@ahiptothehop4077 oh yeah my bad

[@insyirahmira1000]

@Margaret Goydan and that's my bad too

[@ahiptothehop4077]

Insyirah Mira Pretty cool tho xD

[@insyirahmira1000]

@Margaret Goydan i don't understand you

[@juliavioletl]

Love love love this intro so much! Giving off ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ vibes! I wish there was more, I felt like I was watching the beginning of a show! Totally pulled me in 😍

[@camiloiribarren1450]

Art of Play has so many cool things to make houses, apartments and offices look so good

[@shadcovert1160]

I was waiting for the "skip ad" for a good 10 seconds linto the intro. Phenomenal. I literally thought the intro was an ad. Lol.

[@wingedalpha]

"the coffee engine" still spins for several minutes after you take it off because its main driving mechanism is a flywheel, which conserves centrifugal energy once you get it going so it keeps going for a long while after you stop giving it energy

[@sjoerdvogel3352]

on a mug of coffee one of the metal plates can get seriously hot though and will take a while to cool down. I bet is was a combination of those things.

[@wingedalpha]

@@sjoerdvogel3352 that would make sense, given he did say he thought it was still gaining speed after he'd taken it off the coffee

[@famulu3794]

It is called a Sterling engine. It is set in motion by thermal differentiation. The air contracts and expands and pushes the piston when one of the plates is warmer or colder than the other. The energy is transferred through a linkage rod to the fly wheel which temporarily stores the energy like a capacitor as it dissipates.

[@SChappellaz]

Art of Play really hooked you up with neat gifts. Also, the colour grading gives the wood a really lush colour.

[@jeffmaesar]

the rattleback crafted in wood looks way cooler than my small one in plastic i had when i was a teen, but those thing are really relaxing to play with

[@tonythepwny]

Chris is slowly turning into the Grand Illusions channel with all his collections.

[@pokieste]

The items are so satisfying to watch. I enjoy watching you do these type of videos.

[@robertsupra4511]

You really brighten up my day bud! Always helps to see your new videos pop up in my feed after a bad mental health day!! Stay safe!

[@justineoldersong0923]

Love it all! 💯💯♥️♥️ So aesthetically beautiful, each and every one of it! Thank you Sir for showcasing every single trove! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@supawaffles9]

Chris is amazing! One of my favorite youtubers. Great content and always excited for a new upload!

[@Exiled_Q]

Beautiful! These ancient pieces of craft work make for my FAVORITE episodes of yours

[@Jack-cs7yz]

please do more unboxings like this! this was awesome

[@darknes5162]

First time here, saw the intro, subbed

[@aldshin]

so fun fact: that coffee engine is actually called a Stirlingsengine, it uses an exchange ratio between warn and cold air to power the pistons. It doesn't insulate, however, its used in fridges to keep the insides cold. that's also why on most fridges the backside is actually hot. We even see similar engines used in submarines and even space stations.

[@banksarenotyourfriends]

Right - it was invented by a Scottish preacher that was sick of burying people that had died from early internal combustion engine explosions. It didn't really take off because metal alloys improved to the point where internal combustion engines stopped exploding as often, and Stirling engines couldn't compete with them on power output alone. Because it's powered by the difference in temperatures between the upper and lower plates, Chris could have made it spin even faster by placing an ice cube on top of the upper plate while his coffee was underneath the lower plate. It's such an intriguing little device.

[@romandrovikov8427]

This is just so beautiful video and things. 😀 Thanks Chris and Art Of Play !

[@optimist_luke]

Chris, please give us a tour and show us where the coolest collectables and puzzles are displayed! I sooo wanna see the coolest collection on KZbin, (maybe the earth!)

[@DaniElleRF]

That shallow bag with the piece of wood is so easy! He nearly had it when he tried to turn the bag inside out!

[@smokeandkippers]

He solves it at the end of the video 👍🏻

[@tv-invent5201]

The solar powered item is wayyy cool and much larger than I imagined

[@jannispost30]

Always love these Art of Play Videos!

[@bensonbenson8729]

I liked this. Glad its a seasonal thing as I love your puzzles and tutorials, but it was a good change of pace. Well done sir.

[@theziggy3797]

He said I appreciate the Australians watching this at 3 in the morning AS IT TURNED 3 IN THE MORNING that’s a once in a lifetime coincidence I swear

[@georgeashton4948]

lol

[@robinantony7484]

I love the coffee engine

[@kristenroberts9297]

This video was incredibly therapeutic! & indeed very magical✨🧩

[@gutzi_muc8396]

I liked the solar thing and the coffee-steam-machine. I also liked that chilled intro.

[@sirjohnnyg]

Art of Play: "Yer a wizard, Ramsay!"

[@xtramax3440]

Damn that b roll in the intro was dope

[@ry5267]

Really awesome video. Those gadgets are extremely cool. Let's open those decks chris!!!

[@purplethumb5585]

I’m just finding your channel and awesome videos. I’m impressed you do have amazing puzzle skills. Great content. Thank you for sharing with us all

[@nerdgarage]

"... When you build things in Australia they spin the other way ..." [dies laughing]

[@jacoblott4002]

Either Chris has a female modeling these items or Antoine is really earning that pay check

[@niftysin]

You have the best melodic vlogs chris🙏🏼

[@mathiash808]

All of your vids are sooo well made Chris. Keep it up!

[@thedorito5434]

7:25 It's true btw, due to earth's magnetic pull, all items made in Australia rotate on different axis causing them to function differently to other things not from there.

[@Sss-ng3ej]

That's not true

[@Pteromartyl]

We also all have kangaroos or koalas as pets. I wasn’t sure what a dog was until I visited the US. True story

[@My2cents.]

One doesn’t experience self-transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates🔻

[@autumnbrathwaite8602]

These most recent intros that you’ve been giving us are award worthy. Thank you, more please.

[@paulcuen6151]

Wow everything about this video was amazing

[@kaishenlong0502]

I swear that the Drawmaton is just mechanically reproducing a Fourier Transform...

[@jetkyle9490]

Claim your "here before a million views ticket right here"

[@exoticbutter]

No

[@atlanto8825]

Yay

[@raccoon_coom1352]

No

[@ahiptothehop4077]

He never gets a million views, rarely tho

[@ChrisRamsay52]

@@ahiptothehop4077 OVER 50 VIDEOS have 1M+ ??!! XD

[@anthonysevey621]

I would definitely love assembling things like the DaVinci robot, something about seeing mechanics come together is just so satisfying

[@SP-vv2ry]

Really loved the first item with the spiral jar tower. Also excited to see the mystery card bricks!!

[@hohoiboshi8654]

Thany you Chris! Great puzzles and art objects! Wow!!!! They just blew my mind! But to wipe the table with handkerchiefs made in the traditional Japanese painting technique was like a nail on glass for me.

[@redfordhadley]

Best video I've watched on here in a good while - nice work mate

[@name_69420]

The INTROS ... Aaaaah ... just awesome as HECK! Love your vids man ! Keep it up...

[@cybershadow]

oh wow... Sumo in Blanket is pretty awesome puzzle. very unique. love it!

[@TheGeekTube1995]

The patterns on the handkerchiefs totally got me thinking of the Yosegi Marquetry on Japanese puzzle boxes! So cool looking

[@robinantony7484]

By the way I loved today's video in the end there is a puzzle to solve ❤️❤️❤️❤️ love puzzles and magic , love you Chris ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jacoblott4002]

I love that Eric and Wes watch all ur videos now. They ain't trying to miss a puzzle just in case u ask them to solve it for money lol. Plus can't wait on my v4. I got one of each, order them 2 weeks ago so hopeful they will be here soon. Cheers

[@fat.dinosaur]

loveeeeee the drawmaton. during the lockdown i've discovered my love for the robotime sets!

[@MJNSN01]

Loved the video, absolutely amazing products🙏🔥

[@ZakLeek]

"Tiny little blankets" so good 🤣🤣! I really like the robot drawing arm, I think it would be super interesting and fun to try and design my own wheels to create different drawings. Funnily enough, even though I haven't seen it before, I thought of the sumo puzzle solution as soon as you pulled it out, it just goes to show how a different perspective can make things a while lot simpler! Thanks so much for the awesome video Chris!

[@peraaboh4642]

Glad I stumbled across this channel I've been binge watching last 48 hrs

[@bigsusboii5836]

You are my favorite magician. I decided to pick magic up and work hard on it and any time I lose motivation I watch your videos. I love you videos so much man keep doing a great job

[@kaedinsmomma]

I love this I think you should do this way more it’s so cool

[@DreDredel3]

Always a delight, these videos are.

[@boredpianoman]

Besides all the great content you do, the intro to this one? 😳 Loved loved loved it! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@stephgoodman7687]

That intro was like ASMR for my eyes 😌My favourite piece is the Da Vinci Drawmaton - stunning! ✍️ Never seen anything like that here in the UK.

[@EricJ7]

I'm so glad you finished the sumo puzzle at the end

[@karens6012]

I was so memorized by the Da Vinci's Drawmaton I actually got one to give as a Christmas present. I was so tempted to get one for myself, just for the pleasure of building it. I'm so glad I saw it on your video. Thanks Chris for sharing it with us.

[@RealWiFli]

CHRIS, I LOVE THE INTROS. KEEP THE CREATIVE IDEAS COMMING!

[@bobbiojoseph5547]

Ennjoyable stuff..Thanks

[@justshukur]

Method of solving the last sumo puzzle is so simple and clever at the same time!👍👍

[@soniapatil5358]

The intros just get better and better!! Keep it up man!

[@angelalvarez1599]

he had me at “pack so small and to play so big”

[@sarahsahara3527]

Does anyone know what the song in the intro is called? It calms me so much!

[@rheah7180]

Can’t wait to see the card decks!!

[@haggis10aus]

I could sit and watch the spiral for hours. Those kind of things settle my brain and just mesmerize me.

[@thejackofdiamonds2380]

Great vid, Chris! Those items look so cool!

[@niaputri4016]

Super cool stuff, really mesmorizing !!

[@karanmisal373]

Those are really soooo satisfying

[@quantosgames3289]

Honestly, one of the better intros, so simple but so intriguing!

[@Kyle_R_Wolfe]

That coffee engine thing is so cool!!

[@markbissell5898]

Love your videos... that sumo in a blanket puzzle was getting to me until you solved it, I absolutely love puzzles.like that.

[@OTGBushwacker]

the sounds of the items working in the intro was extremely satisfying.

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

Drawmaton 🤯. Great video - look forward to the unboxing of the Mystery Decks 🤟

[@art-o-pedia]

With all the intros in your videos , you can make a 2 hour movie 🤣😂 ur b roll's are professional ☺️😘

[@BLOATEDLUNATIC666]

I’m sitting in my truck waiting to go to work, in a bad mood, so I get on KZbin, I’m gonna watch Chris, that’ll get me into a positive mood.

[@masterofattack2574]

i loved the coffee spinny spin and i loved the "wobble stone" u would say ;P

[@halmacxxs]

Man your intros are SO good, i'd love to see a movie/documentary directed by you!

[@TheThatoneguy12121]

Ok so that arm one is based on an automoton, there's one called the writer who does the almost the exact same thing as well as another who can draw, 5 pictures and write 3 poems? Look them up, very fascinating! Great video as always!

[@0nlyFranc]

Love the color grading on this video man 🔥

[@prometheus6870]

man i love all the vids you make i hope your doing well in these trying times

[@sealavendar9387]

I like the Australian wobble board thingy. Reminds me of my dog. I say "Lets go this way no...... you want to go the other way. Sigh. okay lets go ypur way". Bless him.

[@g1lee975]

love the intro on this one Chris!!!!

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Omg i love board games we always play as a family at Christmas and other times of the year we can actually get together .. post covid of course. I love puzzles too i have the same likes as you dear Chris .. woop woop ... I am a portrait artist but i dont think i would be bothered for that Da Vinci's art thingy thing .. The samurai puzzle sounds cool lol. Thanks great compilation Chris xx

[@jacobtrindade6728]

Can´t wait for the mystery decks umboxing video!!!

[@fattyacid6]

I love their mystery decks.

[@Luke-mm8kw]

I am positive that you would only need to stretch apart the middle points of the sides of the opening of the blanket such as a square will form (one triangle for each side of the blanket, the bottom of the blanket would be a diagonal of the square) such as you could place the wood right on top and then close it up. edit: watched until the end, nicely done

[@taylorbaker4019]

Nice video I like the sumo puzzle glad u didn’t forget