Mechanical principles part 12

Mechanical principles

Music:

Nightflyer - Azimuth

[sahibjotsingh]

Babe wake up, mechanical principles part 12 just got dropped

[creamedice]

I have obtained the knowledge of mechanical principles part 12

[Zetyt]

My favourite thing about these videos is the "to be continued..." at the end, so I know I can always gain more knowledge with another video. No idea what I'd do if it said "The end" all of a sudden..

[sysghost]

This is quite inspiring. Wish these were 3D printable so one can play around with them.

[zandernecaise]

As a high functioning autistic person who struggles to visualize things in my head these videos are so unbelievably helpful. Not only are they mesmerizing to watch it helps me get an idea of movement based on a joint. The main thing I struggle to visualize is how something can move and will move.

[davidpalmer]

I'm a mechanical designer of 45 years and this series is very important to someone like me. The ideas I can get from these helps me greatly.

[APFS-DS]

12 DROPS AND I AM ENLIGHTENED YET MY BRAIN AWAITS FOR THE 13TH INSTALLMENT OF THE SERIES!!!

[gordonfreeman]

i would love if these mechanisms had their names listed too, some of these genuinly could come in handy

[apdj]

These videos are actually quite useful for benchmarking designs

[TheTrumanZoo]

The first one looks like a direct way for a piston to drive a wheel, nice!

[FrankPSF]

Mesmerizing, dynamic ... just amazing stuff. If only I could actually build some of these mechanisms.

[joetuktyyuktuk]

As an Inventor, I find these videos helpful to come up with different ideas to solve problems, very useful.

[samuraiMOURS]

I have absorbed, gained and blessed by divine knowledge of mechanical principles part 12

[NathanDEV]

A great video, I really liked the last engine, I've always seen it in movies, animations, but I didn't know how it worked!

[dustinsysko]

I love this so much.
There are so many fascinating interfaces on this channel!
Going to model these myself and print them :)

Thank you so much for the inspiration!

[pixelsat-odysee]

So sad that we lost mechanical devices. Everything now has a microprocessor and sensors to do what a simple mechanical device used to be able to do effortlessly.

[elissitdesign]

Could you do a time lapse or show how you rig these up? I’d love more details on your process. Thanks! Love the content!

[kasraeskandari]

great vid. can you do a video about how recliner chairs mechanism work. I could never understand the mechanics. even the foot rest.

[MrBrunoDoGuincho]

I have absorbed the knowledge of mechanical principles part 12 🗿🍷

[AlexSmith-hkqt]

What program all of this was modelled in?
It's amazing!