Mechanical principles part 08

Mechanical principles
🎵 Song: Dolphin
🎧 Artist: SteviaSphere

[andreasmuller]

What would make these more interesting would be a real world application, at least written at the bottom of the screen, for each of those mechanisms, if they exist.

[yeong]

Only if real world mechanics worked just like renders.. no oils, no backlash, no weight, unbreakable bodies.

[kabirc]

I have gained knowledge of Mechanical principles part 8

[yoteslaya]

As an engineer I appreciate the effort but it hurts my head thinking of practical applications

[devoidoverlord]

I wouldnt mind seeing a tension overlay on this to see what would be under stress with these mechanics

[Samlolol]

With every new video I get more and more amazed on how many mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms exist

[ActuallyRocatex]

0:02 The big rotatinator
0:16 The cuppy curler
0:27 The pokertator
0:44 The baluma spiral
0:57 The bitty wobbler
1:10 The torsion stick
1:24 The executor
1:40 The pincher 2000
1:57 The fork clock
2:16 The decoy gear
2:34 The two puncher

[ratoim]

1:45 Respect for the effort put in to color the interior and exterior parts of the gears differently. Makes a complicated sphere mechanism easier to understand.

[coachvolpato]

If this is purely art, I get it. If it’s mechanical principles, I don’t.

[Raeioun]

Dan: "What are we doing today Arin?"
Arin: *slams gears on the table* "We're gonna be demonstrating some mechanical principles!"
Dan: "That sound neat!"

Dan: "Wait, really?"
(The grumps were literally the only thing I could think of during the whole video simply because of the music)

[gabedarrett]

The power transmission system with the ball bearings was my favorite

[JustaLamborghiniCountachWhoCom]

I don't know how i got here, but I'm damn well gonna watch.

[ScoutSniper]

1:12 is the principle of the CV (constant velocity) joint used in most modern cars.

[clashtwo]

I feel like every single one of these systems have a place and a reason to exist in most modern Mass Manufacturing.

[RaggedsEdge]

1:10-1:20 is the birfield joint used in many solid front axle Toyota trucks from the 70’s through 90’s. They may still be in use. Decent design, but they can’t take much abuse. A single u joint is stronger but speeds up and slows down twice through each rotation.

[bernardfender]

1:38 now that's what I call a planetary gear!

[cernos]

Would be nice if there's a smaller image or video where the said mechanism is being used in

[aquilesx]

This is the kind of video I watch at 4:00 a.m. and 12 years later I take it from the bottom of my subconscious to use something useful

[krazykat]

Pretty incredible what you can stumble upon when you're procrastinating for long enough...

[richardbell]

This is the sort of video that makes me wish that I could go through "Ingenious Mechanisms for Designers and Inventors" and use SolidWorks to animate every mechanism designed there in.