I have gained the knowledge of Mechanical principles part 01

In case anyone wants to know what each one is called: 00:15 modified geneva mechanism 00:20 geneva mechanism 00:29 universal joint (often replaced by constant velocity joint these days) 00:42 to 01:36 various ratcheting systems. Seiko mechanical watch uses similar mechanism to 1:10 to allow for bi-directional winding. 01:41 to 02:49 various cam mechanisms. 01:41 modified scotch yoke 01:58 is likely to wear out really fast due to impact load and use of sliding surface instead of rolling surface. 02:00 simple scotch yoke. 02:09 to 2:37 reuleaux triangle mechanisms 02:52 spur gear with parts cutoff to look cool. looks pretty cool 03:00 gerotor. specialized form of helical internal gear. 03:19 helical gear with non-standard gear profile and a lot of twist-per-inch. There might be a specialized name for it. 03:27 four Jansen's linkage driven by an eccentric shaft. A specialized form of six-bar-linkages

Dubstep isn’t quite the first genre that comes to mind when you hear “mechanical principles”, but great mechanism in general.

the music has absolutely no business dropping this hard

Video: some neat machanisms Music: PARTY ROCKERS IN THE HOU

Me: time for sleep KZfaq: how about some gears and stuff Me: alright sounds good

Eyes: Hey those look really cool! Brain: wtf are these used for

Thanks, I worked in manufacturing and production and was always amazed how some of the fitters and maintenance staff came up with some of these designs without ever having seen them or knew about them, they just worked it out for themselves.

This will literally not stop being recommended to me.

2:08 Mazda enters the chat

the doodads are operating at peak efficiency sir

I think showing this to kids can help them appreciate math because this shows the real world application of being able to solve mathematical problems instead of just being lots of numbers, letters and symbols on a sheet of boring paper.

Im studying mechanical engineering, this is very inspiring. Big up!

I am a very visually oriented thinker and these visualizations have given me many good ideas to integrate into my inventions, thankyou.

love it how the beat is in Synch with the animation at 1:00

*Incredible! Thank you for making these! GREAT JOB!* 👍

Ancient mechanisms represented by modeling in 3D. Some of these are more than a century old. New medium, old subjects.

Man, the animation at 2:50 surely makes me really hyped up for that dubstep drop, almost feels like the displayed visuals behind DJs at tours.

1:52 get me that machine (lip bite emoji)

I studied mechanics for 35 years, practicing a branch of statics in manual work. However, everything can really impress in the light of the theology. It also. Seeing this also reminds me: How great you are, my God!

Will love if names/uses are given for each of those

0:50 oh MY GOD FUCK YEAHHH SPIN THAT SHIT!

Interesting rendering for educating on mech concepts visually. While in engineering college in 1970s we lacked these tools. Thanks

This taught me half of the whole "Theory of Machines" Course

Now this, is my ASMR. Also who else got this randomly recommended to them?

Music is too loud, can barely hear the narrator.

It is good that you are showing the non mechanical people just how things work. People do not realise what happens in a hedge trimmer or a sewing machine.

Nothing is less distracting when you're trying to think about what you're watching than some good ole dubstep....

“Aristotle! What do you think of this video?” Aristotle: “That motion induced by energy is directed to the object of its intended purpose by the fabricator.” “Uh, yeah! Pretty cool, huh?” Aristotle: “Man is impelled by his success to higher expressions of the creative essence.” “You ruin everything.”

Im glad we had a topic in 4th semester called Law of Gearing.

Wouldn't it be the most amazing thing if you could go back in time say 1000 years, and show them these animations? Just imagine how it would be like candy to the scientific minds of the time.

Beautiful renderings and CAD of very inspiring mechanisms!! Very nicely done! Thank you for the inspiration!

When the teacher says he'lk play music for the class

*The man with the most patience in the world*

Wow this really taught me something I never expected to learn on KZfaq. Thanks for this video.

One of the Strong proofs that internet is Highly more educational than school

It’s really incredible how people who invented this designs are the same species as flat earthers

I like how this is sort of hypnotising & gets your mind thinking outside of the square.

This is insanely satisfying. Is that like... a human thing? Why do I love this so much?

We may become acquainted with very sophisticated disciplines but mechanical engineering will always remain a veteran

1:01 love how nobody talks about this being in sync like the arm’s an actual DJ using gears as the records.

2:26 So thats how the leg robot move lmao

Video sangat mengispirasi...terimakasih telah berbagi ilmunya kak... 👍👍👍

Great videos. I love how a rotative movement is turned into a back and forth move. Thanks for these principles. Very useful!

KZfaq: wanna see some rendered mechanical principles? Me, a medical student: sure why not

Now we have servo Motors all kind a moments are possible.

The beat is so heavy I almost forgot I was watching a video of multiple slowly rotating objects

whenever i see these types of videos i think of a situation where i am stranded on an island and have to create something with the knowlage this video gave me

is nobody gonna talk about how over hyped the music is? edit: How, How does this get so many likes and comments i take like 5 years to write don't?

everyone else: **has all these mechanisms** me: HOW DO PEOPLE COME UP WITH THIS STUFF?

2:17 IT LOOKS SO WEIRD

Me who is a CS student and has nothing to do with mechanical engineering still watch this 'cause i find it satisfying...

I remember seeing a video of these but they were physical things and the video was grainy as hell, nice to see them in HD

Loving the music choice, and all of these are very interesting.

These mechanics sure are principled

congratulations on completing the tutorial traveler by watching the rest of these videos you will progressively rank up your crafting skill therefore being able to make increasingly more complicated weapons

when watching with no music, it really feel good

I have been waiting my whole life for something like this, thank you!!

KZfaq stop!! Please!!!!! This is the eighteenth engineering video that has been recommended to me today!!

Now i learned This will help me in my TECHNICAL DRAFTING STRAND

Day 27 on where quarantine has led my recommendations:

I am drawn to these vids , like a moth to a flame!

We marvel atop the shoulders of giants; engineers, scientists, and hackers that thought truly out of the box and with no modern amenities. Thanks for such a stimulating video.

Иногда ютуб знает, что мне нужно, я как раз был в поисках хорошого видоса для того, что бы покушать...

Anyone: KZfaq recommendations: *this video* (cool video btw)

this video has changed my life

My dm had me watch this to see what info my artificer char gets from a book about this, can’t wait to use it

Amazing!! Which software is used for the animation?

Damn, I remember this from an old video from like ten years ago. They're all the same devices.

I first watched it muted, couldn’t understand a thing. The music really helped me process all this.

satisfying I'm not mechanical engineer or technician but these video gives me sense of how mechanics works.

WOW, thank you so much for sharing all these animations and mechanical movs! Sooooo cool :D!

this is what they should teach in highschool at least just the basics. people are really so unaware as to how things works it can be considered dangerous.

то чувство,когда короткое видео объяснило о механике больше, чем все преподы по физике и труду

Thank you. I need it most. Because I am a biology graduate unfortunately. But like engineering. Please teach mechanical concepts like this. Thankful to you. God bless you. 🙏 Jai Hind

Nice video. What software tools were used to make this video and how much time it took ? I need to make something like this for my office, any leads would be highly appreciated.

Fantastic! I like how you included many of the examples from the legendary youtube video Mechanical Principals.

The male urge of mastering the secrets of the mechanical principles.

Ok but why is this so satisfying in a way

Beautiful, mechanical will always work in the end times, not electrical.

2:50 There you go. This is a gear that made you click the link.

This is so nice, I'm going through videos from you to learn about anatomy and it helps a lot. I am so much more interested in studying anatomy mow

На случай, если кто-то захочет узнать, как каждый из них называется: 00:15 модифицированный женевский механизм 00:20 женевский механизм 00:29 универсальный шарнир (в наши дни часто заменяется шарниром постоянной скорости) 00:42 - 01:36 различные храповые системы. Механические часы Seiko используют аналогичный механизм 1:10, чтобы обеспечить двунаправленный завод. С 01:41 до 02:49 различные кулачковые механизмы. 01:41 изменен скотч иго 01:58, вероятно, очень быстро изнашивается из-за ударной нагрузки и использования поверхности скольжения вместо поверхности качения. 02:00 простая шотландская кокетка. 02:09 - 2:37 механизмы треугольника Рело 02:52 цилиндрическая шестерня с отсечением деталей, чтобы выглядеть круто. выглядит довольно круто 03:00 геротор. специализированная форма винтовой внутренней шестерни. 03:19 винтовая передача с нестандартным профилем зубчатого колеса и большим количеством кручения на дюйм. Для этого может быть специальное название. 03:27 четыре рычага Янсена приводятся в движение эксцентриковым валом. Специализированная форма шестисторонних связей З.Ы. Взял комент ниже и перевёл в яндуксе

You have made me understood how some machines operates.Too good

Ah yes, I too love various gears and mechanis- *DUBSTEP INTENSIFIES*

Great ideas can be in many useful applications to solve desired motions when applied to working motor.Very interesting information in this animation form….very interesting stuff.

never in my life was i this amazed by gears

3:26 The walking cycle enters the chat

really awesome, can this be remastered with names and what its best used for?

fascinating how the human's mind came up with all kinds of ingenious stuff like these

This work deserve those who have extra mind

love it. which software did u used to create this art?

3:00 is a fluid pump.....

don't know what i clicked to get here but serendipity i guess love this

These mechanisms are so simple yet so SMART

2:51 you came here for this

Now just imagine this video just making soft metallic clicking sounds to the rhythm of the gears instead of this god awful music

That last one is insane!

Some of these I recognized, like the eccentric oil pump at 3:15 but a lot of these were very new and interesting to me!