The Venturi effect

Demonstrating and explaining the venturi effect, and how it can turn pressure into suction:

[robindunn]

I am really grateful for this video. I am taking a course that just said, "make a venturi". So I googled it, wiki'ed it, and was still lost. A video is worth a trillion words. Well demonstrated. Thank you.

[MaxSebastianMayer]

My dude here from explaining the venturi effect to building a flamethrower

[thomhong]

I have never seen this topic explained like this before. The visuals you create are VERY clear and informative.

[KeenPeachy]

What a great video. I'm studying for the MCAT and having all these visual examples so much more effective than reading about in a text book.

[matthiaswandel]

Actually, I filmed this during the drought. I hosed down the grass and the trees around before doing the flame experiments.

[GarageWoodworks]

The principle is also used in old chemistry labs to provide vacuum for rotary evaporators. An adapter is connected to a faucet to create the vacuum. Wastes a good deal of water in the process.

[mebezaccraft]

I never knew woodworkers could be this badass

[matthiaswandel]

It's specifically much more the venturi effect than the bernuli principle. The bernulli effect is about energy conservation, whereas this is about mixing of air streams. That's why a vernturi pump is a venturi pump, not a bernulli pump.

[BYSMAth]

Have been looking around for a good explanation of the Venturi effect since I've heard sports cars use it...this has been the most intuitive explanation I've found so far. Thanks! :)

[DarkSparkCannabis]

This is a fantastic video.
I learn best with examples, and when learning a new concept, displaying several examples really paints the picture.
Thank you.

[SamHaugen]

Excellent visual display of the Venturi effect. Just what I needed!

[AkiraKeiKyo]

Thank you good sir for demonstrating the venturi effect and giving a thorough explanation. It make a lot of sense now with what I am learning in the lab :)

[LividLeon]

The best explanation out of all the videos I saw. I like how your video is simple and to the point.

[matthiaswandel]

A Pelican fountain pen. Bought it in Germany Nice no nonsense fountain pens, work way better than the parker fountain pens (which are mostly for status)

[pocket]

A sandblaster might have been worth mentioning.
That was the first thing that came to mind for me.

[ercost]

You sir, are an artist and genius. I thoroughly enjoy your channel. Every video is a fascinating gem. Thank you for sharing your many varied creations.

[matthiaswandel]

Pelikan, with the regular blue Pelikan ink. Pelikan makes the best fountain pens. Plain, simple and relatively inexpensive, but they write way better than expensive Parker pens.

[matthiaswandel]

For ceramic glazing, you wouldn't want to use a real spray gun. That stuff is thick and abrasive, so the straw is an excellent idea.

[snowsurfr]

This is awesome! Love the thorough explanations, diagrams, and most of all the demonstrations. Subbed.

[sayedpritom]

This is the best video I have found on the Venturi effect