You said at the end "Thanks for watching", we are the ones thanking you for creating this great piece of engineering and sharing the video with us. Great job, thanks a lot

I really appreciate you give exposition and take the time to really teach what's happening here. So many technical 3D printing channels just go "here's the finished product, look at it go" with no explanation.... So thank you!!!

Great video it shows how the sequel shifting really works

This is probably the best explanation of a sequential gear box on the Internet.

Excellent!! Thanks! I wanted to know more about how a sequential gear box works and this was perfect!

very clever design and excellent clear demonstration. Thanks for sharing this with the world and keep on innovating !!

Thank you, the problem with the F1 gearbox is that is much more complicated but this one is a better solution for anyone who want to make it in metal and implement it in real applications, I suggest to you to make an improved design of the sequential transmission and offer it for sale. Thank you so much

What a marvelous project. Thanks a lot for sharing, amazing work! Congrats!

Looks great , a really fantastic model

Dude! You're on Hackaday! Subbed- this is pretty freaking awesome. I'm a machinist and watchmaker- familiar with dog clutches (see screwcutting clutches added on to lathes for threadcutting ability, like Graham Meek's screwcutting clutch for Myford lathe, and Hardinge lathes came with one). Heard about these in cars as an exotic thing that existed but never saw an easy to understand model of this. Thank you for making your designs public- you could totally sell this as a kit- I'd buy it. Awesome work, this is really impressive!

now that is absolutly amazing!!

I caught this the other day but had seen it again online, absolutely love this, brilliant work and it's cool to see the workings visually 👍

Thank you 😊

This would be also nice for sim racing

thanks!

Love the model. Great job on getting it modeled. Reminds me of my old Hurst shifter :-)

How cool would this be to set up with a sim racing rig and have it attached to a vibrator under the seat. While the shifter can be wired up to actually changing gears, the motor is controlled by feedback from the games revs. With the gears and motor working together it could make for a pretty choice experience, plus it would make for a cool show piece to show off to ya mates

lol, i instantly thought to print it and slap it onto a go kart, but the gears would probably shear off

I want that one with an toyan engine

Well done video, thanks for putting this out there! Sorry if I missed it in the video, but did you mention what filament type you used to make the gears? PLA, PETG, or something else? Any idea how many RPM the motor is going and the output RPMs? In any case, nice job, really fun to see the guts of that thing in action!

What happens if the dogs on the sliders coincide exactly with the dogs on the gear (instead of the openings) at the moment of shifting? Would you be unable to shift? Would it wear down the dogs?

Awesome stuff! Did you get a chance to put the design on an open source platform? I'd love to load this up in SolidWorks and do some experimenting.

U are amazing. Do you think i can put this in my go cart. and does it have reverse please answer 🙏🙏🙏

Awesome work. I would like to try to 3d print and assemble. Is there a build spec sheet? I've looked in the files I downloaded from Github but I do not see one. I see a readme file but it is an md file. It opens in notepad but looks like html code. Thanks in advance. If I am successful with this I will then tackle your F1 gearbox

I wonder if there is any possible way to get this to work with iRacing?

Really cool project. What CAD software are you using?

im wondering if you can add revers gear in this transmition

Do you have any contact methods?

Wish you could have used animation to explain it. Just talking through it gets too complicated.

Hi, if you posible send me stl to e_mail pleas, for my rc model? Wary thank you.