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The Tipping Marble Clock Engineezy 2024-12-26 | The Tipping Marble Clock•••A clock that tells time with marbles. The crank-slider-rack-pinion mechanisms lifts the ball to the top where it rests on a tipping time segment. Each marble increments the time by 1. When the segment fills up, the whole thing tips dumping all the marbles down to the bottom except 1. The last marble drops down to the track segment below, indicating that 10 minutes have passed. At the top of the hour, the chain reaction happens again, this time with the middle segment emptying. This cause a marble to drop to the hours segment, causing that track to tip as well, resetting the clock back to 1:00.•••This is a downloadable model that you can build yourself! Link is in bio. If you read this far into the caption, use coupon code “IREADTHECAPTION” for 20% off the model!•••#clock #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanism #engineering #robotics #engineeringstudent #satisfying
I Built 9 Satisfying Ball Machines Engineezy 2024-12-21 | Use Link solidworks.com/engineezy to Get SOLIDWORKS for Makers (20% off $48 /year!): Purchase the digital files for the Marble Clock:engineezy.com/products/the-tipping-marble-clockCheck out the Engineezy merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comOr Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyMy 3D Printers:Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=EngineezyBambu Lab: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThis is the filament I use for all my projects:geni.us/sdT9QBjI also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: patreon.com/engineezyThe electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJ
Perpetual Looping Ball Machine Engineezy 2024-12-13 | Bringing the work of @GarethWasHere to life, literally! This is the first in a series of perpetually looping, mesmerizing ball machines that will be the subject of my next long form video. Stay tuned!
Teaching a robot some hand-eye coordination… Engineezy 2024-12-07 | Teaching my robot to play ping pong•••Combining ball tracking with Python and inverse kinematics to bring a simple robot arm to life. It’s crazy how a bit of math can turn motors and plastic into so much more.•••#robotics #diy #engineering #engineeringstudent #mechanicaldesign #robot #arduino #pythonprogramming
A Power-Free Phone Charger Engineezy 2024-11-28 | The Hand Crank Phone Charger•••You can use a 3D Printer motor as a phone charger. You basically just need a circuit to convert the AC voltage into DC voltage (called a full bridge rectifier) and a buck converter to regulate the output DC voltage into the 5V a phone needs. You also need some solid forearm endurance…•••#diygenerator #engineering #electronics #learnengineering #engineeringstudent #powergeneration #phonecharger
Can You Charge A Phone with Marbles? Engineezy 2024-11-23 | Try Brilliant for FREE for 30 Days: brilliant.org/Engineezy (This will also get you 20% off the annual premium subscription)Check out the Engineezy merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comOr Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyThe Wintergatan Holy Grail Divider Video:youtu.be/Y83I8mLKufo?si=KmuEE3y7AniLzQCCTom Stanton’s Generator:youtu.be/tb3iN4m9Bik?si=D2Lxqady8LX7COfiHere are a bunch of articles about different renewable energy storage systems in the works:spectrum.ieee.org/collections/energy-storage/?promo=promoMy 3D Printers:Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=EngineezyBambu Lab: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThis is the filament I use for all my projects:geni.us/sdT9QBjI also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: patreon.com/engineezyThe electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJCan you harvest the energy of falling marbles to charge a phone? In this video, I take you through the incredibly complex engineering process required to answer this simple question. From converting a stepper motor into a working generator using a full bridge rectifier, to powering this generator with a marble-paddle wheel, to feeding the paddle wheel with hundreds of marbles- there were some interesting challenges I encountered along the way, and some satisfying solutions. This is probably the world's least efficient way to store energy, but it might be the most fun.
The Binary Zipper Funnel Engineezy 2024-11-01 | The Binary Zipper Funnel 🤐•••Sometimes you can only learn by doing, and in this case I learned that I spent a whole week designing a mechanical latch system, only to realize it wasn’t necessary with the right funnel design. It took a few iterations, but once I got it right the balls from each stream just zipper into place creating a beautiful and very satisfying visual.•••#engineering #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #learnengineering #engineeringstudent
Mechanism for Continuous Marble Stream Engineezy 2024-10-25 | Seemed simple, turned out to be not so simple.•••Often with projects, its the things you weren’t even thinking about (because it seemed so darn simple) that can give you the hardest time. For this project, the biggest challenge has come, surprisingly, from trying to produce a single continuous stream of marbles from a bunch of them…after some trials and tribulations, I ended up with a highly engineered gate system that releases individual streams one at a time.•••Also, if you actually read these captions, give me a 🕺🕺 in the comments 🫡•••#learnengineering #mechanicalengineering #mechanism #mechanicaldesign #mechanismdesign #engineeringstudent
Marble Pixel Machine ASMR Engineezy 2024-10-18 | When they dump out of the screen tho 🤤•••The marble pixel machine in all its ASMR glory.•••#asmr #marblemachine #mechanicalengineering #mechanical #mechanicaldesign #mechatronics #learnengineering #engineeringstudent
The Marble Pixel Art Machine Engineezy 2024-10-16 | The Marble Machine that Makes Pixel Art #AvnetPartner #AvnetInnovator•••If you’ve been wondering why I’ve been sorting marbles, it’s because I needed to split marbles into their individual colors before using them to create pixel art. This machine sorts and distributes marbles into a 32x32 ‘pixel’ grid to create any image. Then the automatic release bar opens up, dumping out the marbles, allowing the whole process to be repeated!•••This project was made possible with the sponsorship by @Avnet•••Avnet has a team that can help you make design and component selection decisions to elevate your product to the next level. This, paired with an expansive interconnect, passive, and electromagnetic product database creates a one stop shop to take your products all the way to production!•••#engineering #mechanicalengineer #electronics #electronicsproject #automation #mechatronics #learnengineering #pixelart
Making Marble Slides from Acrylic Engineezy 2024-10-11 | Acrylic Slides by Thermoforming•••With my marble machine completed, I decided that they needed one more improvement- clear slides. I had never tried oven-baking acrylic before, but I had a feeling this would work! So I created flat surfaces off the curved slide walls in Solidworks, flattened them, then cut them out of acrylic on my laser. I also printed bucks to form the slide walls using PETG (PETG has a decently high melting point, which could hopefully withstand the oven hot acrylic). After leaving the acrylic pieces in the over for 15 minutes, they came out completely flexible, enough so that I could wrap them onto the forms. After cooling, I screwed them in to 3D printed acrylic slide bases and attached them to the machine.•••To see more about my marble machine, check out the full length video (link in bio)•••#engineering #learnengineering #engineeringstudent #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #solidworks #3dmodeling #fabrication
I Built a Marble Machine that Makes Pixel Art Engineezy 2024-10-01 | Follow these links to learn more about Avnet's expansive catalog and services to help you take your projects to the next level:bit.ly/EnginEZbit.ly/JBVcThanks Avnet for sponsoring this project!Check out the Engineezy merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comOr Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyMy 3D Printers:Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=EngineezyBambu Lab: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThis is the filament I use for all my projects:geni.us/sdT9QBjI also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: patreon.com/engineezyThe electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJJoin me as I use the whole plethora of mechatronic tools to build a machine capable of generating 32x32 pixel images. The balls are methodically dumped into the frame with a sliding funnel system. Motorized hoppers control the release of the marbles. Once an image has been formed, the machine automatically dumps all the balls out of the screen and sorts them back into their respective hoppers based on their color. 0:29 - The Concept1:08 - Color Detection and Sorting4:00 - Motorized Hopper System5:38 - Innovating on the Lift Conveyor8:30 - The Big Build Begins11:44 - Trouble12:50 - Wiring/Electronics and First Tests14:45 - Making Pictures with Marbles
DIY Wire Stripping Jig Engineezy 2024-09-21 | The DIY Wire Stripping Jig•••I needed some bare wire to make a power bus for my marble machine motors. After unsuccessfully trying to use wire strippers and a knife, I stumbled upon this method. Using a scrap 3d print, I drilled an extra hole and modified a screw, creating a simple jig that did the job *perfectly*•••#diy #diytools #electronics #engineering #learnengineering #workshop #homemadetools
Marble Lift + Marble Sorter Engineezy 2024-09-06 | Sliding towards a Final Design *weeeee*•••As we’re getting closer to the end of this project, it’s time to start putting all the different sub-projects together. To connect the marble lift with the sorting system, I gave the marbles a fun slide! Now let’s mix together 256 red and 256 blue balls (this is a very specific number that might give a bit of a hint towards what I’m trying to accomplish here) and see if the machine can sort them all in a timely fashion!•••Follow to make sure you don’t miss the final project•••#engineering #learnengineering #engineeringstudent #mechanismdesign #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #electronics #marblerun
A New Marble Lift Design Engineezy 2024-08-30 | The classic marble lift, sort of.•••I haven’t seen a marble lift that dumps the balls internally, spitting them out through the axle. This was one of those intrusive thoughts I had, which took a few tries to get it right. The result is a marble lift that is self contained, not requiring a landing pad on the other side to deal with the offloading of balls.•••Follow along to see where this project is going!•••#engineering #learnengineering #engineeringstudent #mechanismdesign #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #electronics #marblerun
Super Speed Marble Sorter pt. 3 Engineezy 2024-08-23 | Super Speed Marble Sorter pt. 3•••I started this project searching for a way to sort marbles quickly, and after some research found the vertical paddle sorter. Using fast motors, each paddle can open or close each lane corresponding to a marble colour. This worked well, but the problem was for 8 different colors, you need 7 motors.•••I was looking for an alternative, and originally decided against a servo because it’s too slow. Then I realized I could just gear it up, and it would save me 6 motors while making the control easier as well. Now I have an oddly satisfying machine along with a finalized design that’s ready to be implemented in the larger project!•••Stay tuned to see what it is 🙌•••#engineering #learnengineering #engineeringstudent #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #electronics #ballmachines
Super Speed Marble Sorter pt. 2 Engineezy 2024-08-16 | Super Speed Marble Sorting pt. 2•••This could be the most over engineered marble bin ever, but it has a very important job- it needs to reliably dispense a single marble at a time without jamming. The first concept jammed instantly, and before troubleshooting and iterating I decided to switch gears to another concept entirely. After a bit of cardboard prototyping, and a couple iterations, I managed to successfully get it to empty an entire bag of marbles into another bag of marbles. •••Follow along to see where this project goes!•••#tinkererchronicles #engineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalengineering #mechanism #learnengineering #engineeringstudent
Super Speed Marble Sorter pt.1 Engineezy 2024-08-09 | SuperSPEED Marble Sorting pt. 1•••This is the first prototype for a much larger machine I’m building. The first step was to find a way to quickly determine the colour of a marble. Next up, sorting it!•••#engineering #marblerun #ballrun #mechanism #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalengineering #engineeringstudent #learnengineering #arduino #electronics
An Important Car Accessory Engineezy 2024-08-01 | The car accessory you didn't know you needed•••The unwritten rule of driving states that the passenger gets absolutely no control over the music. Cars these days basically have ipads for infotainment systems, so it's understandable that the passenger would have trouble resisting the unwritten rule. That's why I created this contraption; So I can drive without any distractions, and my music stays MY music!•••#engineering #unncessaryinventions #overengineered #caraccessory #mechanicalengineering #mechanism #3dprinting
World’s Biggest Bubble Machine Engineezy 2024-07-30 | The World’s Biggest Bubble Machine? 🫧🫧•••This project has a surprising amount of engineering go into it, including a failed design made from custom @jiga.io parts. If you’re curious to see more about the process, and MUCH better video of the actual bubbles, check out the full length video- link in bio!•••#bubble #bubbles #bubblemachine #caraccessory #engineering #unnecessaryinventions #mechanicaldesign #overengineered
The Automatic Bubble Wagon Engineezy 2024-07-23 | The Automatic Bubble Wagon 🚙•••This is a second prototype to prove my pac-man style automatic bubble concept. Eventually, this will be scaled way up to fit on the back of the car, but first I need to make sure the concept works. So I connected a bucket of bubble solution to the semi-circular rings via a 12 volt pump, and used a servo to automatically open and close the rings. Once the cotton covered rings are fully saturated with bubble solution, closing them and opening them creates a bubble film. The motion of the wagon generated airflow that automatically blows the super long, beautiful bubbles.•••#bubbles #bubblemachine #bubblepops #engineering #mechanicalengineer #engineeringisfun #engineeringfun #mechanism
Can I Build an Endless Bubble Machine? Engineezy 2024-07-19 | Check out jiga.io to get custom manufactured parts for your next project!Check out the Engineezy merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comOr Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyMy 3D Printers:Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=EngineezyBambu Lab: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThis is the filament I use for all my projects:geni.us/sdT9QBjI also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: patreon.com/engineezyThe electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJThe Magic Bubble Ingredient (J-Lube):geni.us/TGigAoMike's Gooey Mix Bubble Solution:soapbubble.fandom.com/wiki/Recipes#Mike's_%22Gooey_Mix%22Guar Gum Solution:arstechnica.com/science/2020/02/physicists-determine-the-optimal-soap-recipe-for-blowing-gigantic-bubblesJoin me as I build the world's largest bubble machine! From the initial design and planning stages to the intricate building process, watch as I assemble a giant frame, bubble solution containers, and an innovative bubble mechanism. After some testing and fine-tuning, witness the machine in action, creating enormous bubbles. Also included are some reflections on the engineering process. 0:29 - How To Make Massive Bubbles0:55 - The Secret Bubble Ingredient1:29 - Ideation and Concept Testing3:18 - Upsizing the Prototype4:17 - Getting Custom Parts Made5:37 - Assembling The Final Design7:10 - Hard Lessons8:28 - Harder Lessons9:38 - The Final Build11:29 - Making HUGE Bubbles
Electric Skateboard + Huge Bubbles Engineezy 2024-07-12 | These bubbles were pretty cool, but this was actually just a proof of concept for a MUCH bigger version of this thing which had me producing some crazy big bubbles. That will be coming soon! Stay tuned 🙌•••#engineering #engineer #engineerlife #mechanicalengineer #bubbles #soapbubbles #bubbling #electricskateboard
Servo control with PS4 Controller Engineezy 2024-06-28 | Full Tutorial on my website! (Link in bio)•••This is NOT a sponsored post; I’ve been looking for fast, convenient ways to prototype mechatronics projects, and came across this setup! Everything was purchased front amazon except for the Ps4 controller which I already had kicking around. •••Using the PS4controller library for arduino ide, it was quite easy to pair the controller with an esp32 board. Adding the breakout and a 12V power supply allows you to power up to 3 amps worth of stuff directly from the board. Adding a power bank and usb to 12v adapter, now its a mobile solution that can be used for many different applications! Eezy Peezy!•••#engineering #electronics #softwareengineer #computerengineering #mechatronics #learnengineering
Mechanism Breakdown: Slappy Contraption #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign Engineezy 2024-06-24 | Mechanism Breakdown: Slappy Sculpture•••I decided to challenge myself and get the whole mechanism working off of a single motor. The biggest challenge was the activation lever- without it, the arm would kind of skip forward at the end of the tooth profile of the charge-up gear due to the force of the elastic. Adding the lever gave the charge-up gear a second to disengage, before a screw head activated the lever that released the arm. This mechanism was the result of a one-step-at-a-time approach with a few iterations to get it just right!•••#mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalsculptures #mechanism #mechanismdesign #mechanisms #learnengineering
Slappy Mechanical Contraption Engineezy 2024-06-13 | Slap for slap for slap for slap etc.•••This is not a political statement, more of a philosophical one. The human ego has contributed much to our world, a lot of it is good. Once the first blow has landed, however, it can set off a chain reaction of ‘you did this’ ‘you did that’ that may never end.•••This sculpture is fully mechanical, using a gear train to charge up the elastic powered silicone arms. The same gears then release a trigger causing the arms to spring forward.•••#funnyart #funnysculpture #philosophy #kinetic #kineticsculptures #mechanism #mechanicalengineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalsculptures
The Finalized Split Flap Scoreboard! Engineezy 2024-05-31 | The Split Flap Scoreboard 🕺•••After weeks of work, the split flap scoreboard is finally done! There’s nothing quite like the sound of it counting up, but this display was specifically designed as a scoreboard for a video-free computer that’s in the early design phase. In fact, the whole tangent of video-free displays I’ve been on over the past couple months was all an exploration for the computer game! If you want some more information about the project, check out the full length video which goes into more detail. Link is in my bio!•••#engineering #mechanicalengineering #mechanicalengineer #electronics #arduino #arduinoproject #3dprinting #3dprinted
Split Flap v2 is SO FAST Engineezy 2024-05-17 | Split flap v2 is SO fast⚡️•••I decided to run another iteration on the split flap display which included splurging on faster/stronger/much more expensive motors. The housing needed a redesign and the motor is now connected to the drum with the polyurethane belts from my last vid. Finally, I was able to shrink the drum way down because this application only needs numbers and room for 5 or 6 letters.•••Finally I can reveal why I’ve been diving so deep into all these no-video displays and what 8 split flap modules sound like side by side by side- check out the full length video for that (link in bio).•••#engineering #mechanicalengineering #splitflap #vintagetech #3dprinting #mechanicalsculptures #mechanicaldesign #mechatronics
I Made 9 Different Mechanical Displays Engineezy 2024-05-17 | Go to https://SAN.com/JBV for balanced, unbiased news from Straight Arrow NewsI got my custom printed circuit boards from PCBWay: pcbway.com/g/kzb37fYou can download the STL files for the Rack Driven 7 Segment Display Here:engineezy.com/collections/stl-downloads/products/the-rack-driven-7-segment-displayOr Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyMy 3D Printers:Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=EngineezyBambu Lab: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThis is the filament I use for all my projects:geni.us/sdT9QBjGrab some of the merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comI also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: patreon.com/engineezyThe electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJThis is the DIY Split Flap by Dave Madison:partsnotincluded.com/building-diy-split-flap-displaysThese are the channels I referenced in this video:youtube.com/@Flower-3Dyoutube.com/@karakuristThis is the PCB Design Tutorial:youtube.com/watch?v=OlOihLaRphs&t=826sAfter going through a plethora of different no-video display options, I finally settled on building a Split flap display. This whole project is a side quest from my real life platformer game. Going from mechanical counters, to rack driven 7 segment displays, with some stops in crazy mechanical adventurs along the way. This video tested my mechanical design skills, my electronics skills, and my arduino programming skills. I even learned some new things as well!0:16 - Why?2:25 - E Paper Display2:50 - The Mechanical Counter3:40 - Side Quest: Sliding 7 Segment Display4:08 - Side Quest: Rack Driven 7 Segment Display5:35 - Side Quest on Side Quest: PCB Design6:34 - Some impractical (but cool) displays7:32 - A Single Split Flap8:47 - A Better Single Split Flap9:50 - Building the Full Display11:05 - The Full Display in Action11:40 - Setting the High Score
The Polyurethane Belt Jig Engineezy 2024-05-10 | The Polyurethane Belt Jig 🕺•••This 12 minute print has saved me a whole lot more time (and frustration) than I ever would’ve thought. There’s also something so satisfying about making exactly the thing you need for the very specific task you’re trying to accomplish.•••#functionalprint #3dprinting #engineering #3dprintedtools #functionalprints #mechanicalengineering
How to Make a Custom PCB Engineezy 2024-05-02 | Designing my first custom PCB 🙌•••This is something I’ve wanted to do for a long time, but I’ve always been a bit nervous. In the end, the process was so much easier than I had thought. @kicad.eda software was intuitive, @pcbway made ordering the boards fast and easy, and @digikey shipped all the components the same day I ordered them. Soldering the components to the board was a bit of a challenge, but I managed to pull it off. There were some things I could’ve improved and some mistakes I could only have learned from by doing. In the end the only way for me to stop planning on making a pcb and actually doing it was to just do it!•••#pcbdesign #circuitdesign #arduino #custommade #electronics
The Split Flap Display Engineezy 2024-04-27 | The Split Flap Display•••This display can show pretty much any character and can be scaled up or down depending on the total amount of characters required! The main downfall is that it requires a TON of parts and some dedicated electronics to run each character. •••#splitflap #vintagestyle #engineering #arduinoproject #electronics #mechanicalengineering #3dprinting
My 3D Printer Setup just got Upgraded Engineezy 2024-04-23 | The 3D Printer closet just got real fast 💨 •••Adding 3 more @bambulab_official machines has increased my workflow, allowing me to iterate even faster than I was previously able to! Huge shoutout to Bambu Lab for making such great machines and for helping me go faster than I ever thought possible.•••Check out my affiliate link if you’re looking for a new machine and want to help support the channel- http://shrsl.com/2a5d5-2yn7-1cwx9•••#3dprinter #maker #makersgonnamake #3dprinting #bambux1carbon #bambulab #diy
“Practical” 7 Segment Module Uses Engineezy 2024-04-16 | Some “practical” applications for the 7 segment display•••Maybe it’s a dice that can be used while playing table top games. Or connect it to the internet and use it as a counter for your online store or social media following. Or of course, you put 4 of them together with the colon separator, add a real time clock module, and you have yourself a fully functioning clock. If you want to get really crazy, add a couple more modules, and you can actually track seconds as well.•••All the files for this project (including some sample code to get you started with Arduino) are available on my website, or free for my Thangs members. Link is in bio.•••#mechanicalengineering #clock #engineering #3dprinting #arduino #electronics
Rack Driven 7 Segment Display Engineezy 2024-04-12 | The Rack Driven 7 Segment Display•••This mechanism uses the inverse cams from my last video to push and pull on a rack and pinion. The pinion is connected to the segment on the front of the display, and shows/hides the segments according to which number is being displayed. •••The whole thing is made with just 3d printed parts that snap together. The STL files are available on JBVCREATIVE.com or free for my thangs members- link is in bio!•••#mechanicalengineering #mechanicalsculptures #engineering #mechanism #3dprinting #3dprinted #3dprintedmodels
The Inverse Cam Pair Mechanism Engineezy 2024-04-08 | Mechanism Monday: The Inverse Cam Pair•••This is an interesting mechanism based off of the work of @karakurist - the top cam pushes the follower forward, while the bottom cam pulls it back. I am trying to create a fully 3D printable Mechanical 7 segment display, so using the inverted cam pair to eliminate the need for a spring or elastic band is key!•••The STL files are (hopefully) coming soon!•••#engineering #mechanismdesign #mechanism #mechanicalengineering #mechatronics #mechanicalengineer #3dprinting #3dmodeling #solidworks
Mechanical 7 Segment Display Engineezy 2024-04-05 | 7 Segment display, but mechanical ⚙️•••This is my first quest in an exploration of non-light emitting, mechanical displays. This design uses a sliding segment method controlled by cams that work on the same planes as the segments. Controlled by a stepper motor through a couple of gears, I can display any number between 0 and 9•••#mechanicalengineering #mechanicalsculptures #engineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanism #engineeringlife #engineeringstudent #3dprinting #3dprinted
Ball Activated Geneva Wheel Engineezy 2024-04-01 | Mechanism Monday 🙌•••The ball activated Geneva wheel uses a ball instead of a pin to move the Geneval wheel 1/6 of a rotation. This means the mechanism only activates when a ball drops into the hole of the drive wheel.•••The files for this are available on Thangs.com•••#mechanism #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalengineering #mechanicalengineeringstudent #3dprinting #3dprinted #engineering
High Speed Ball Distributor Engineezy 2024-03-15 | Designed as part of a much bigger project! Check out the full length video or stay tuned for the next short!
5000 Balls vs. Gravity Well Machine Engineezy 2024-03-15 | Become a JBV Creative Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyGet the Gravity Well STL:engineezy.com/products/the-gravity-well-stlGrab some of the merch featured in this video:engineezy.com/collections/merchI also have a Patreon: patreon.com/engineezyThis is the laser cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerThe Best 3D Printers (Bambu Lab Afilliate):shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=The electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJThis is the filament I use for all my projects: geni.us/sdT9QBjHere's a video of the machine running uninterrupted:youtu.be/E3d63XqZSOwSometimes we humans need to build machines with the sole purpose of demonstrating the effects of gravity on a steel sphere. This is a machine that happily fulfills that purpose. Be mesmerized by the combination of engineering and physics resulting from the simple motion of a ball rotating around a gravitatonally shaped dish. Watch as the steel ball bearings gain potential energy as they're being lifted by the grain elevator, only to be converted to kinetic energy as they roll around the well and tumble back to the bottom.Timestamps:0:45 Getting Started1:40 Ball Distribution System2:47 New Gravity Well3:45 Designing A Lifting System5:37 Final Assembly7:18 Big Ball Run8:45 Small Ball Run
Wheel that Rolls Up Instead of Down Engineezy 2024-03-09 | How does the wheel roll up the ramp?•••Here is a simple physics illusion, where the centre of mass of the 3d printed wheel is offset from its centre of rotation. This allows the wheel to “roll” up the ramp instead of down!•••#physics #physicsfun #physicsfacts #3dprinting #3dmodeling #engineering #mechanicalengineering
3D Printed Catapult Game Engineezy 2024-03-02 | Sprocket Siege, the 3D printable game 🏰•••While simple in its premise, this tabletop game is actually pretty challenging! Using the gear actuated catapult, your goal is to take out your opponent’s players before they take out yours. You can build and configure your castle in any way you like. The best part- if you want to expand the game you can just 3D print more parts for it!•••Files now available on Thangs- link in my bio•••#game #skillgame #catapult #3dprint #3dprinting #3dprintable #3dprintdesign #3dprintableminiatures #tabletopgames #tabletopgaming
New Solidworks PC Build #pcbuild #engineering Engineezy 2024-02-27 | New PC Day 🙌🙌•••It was time to replace the clunky laptop with a lightning fast desktop PC. Here are the key specs:• i7 14700 kf processor• 64gb RAM• RTX A4000 Workstation GPU• 1TB SSDHopefully this machine will be able to keep up with the chaos 🦾🦾•••Shoutout to @signacomputers for the incredible customer service!•••#custompc #custompcbuild #solidworks #solidworkspc #CADworkstation #computeraideddesign #onshape #fusion360 #engineering #learnengineering
Is This Perpetual Motion? Engineezy 2024-02-23 | Is this perpetual motion?•••Physics says that perpetual motion is impossible because there is always some kinetic energy being lost to heat due to friction. So how is it that the ball is always returning to the same point on the track?•••Beneath the cover is some cheeky electronics that tell an electro magnet to turn on and off at exactly the right time to keep the ball moving. This magnet is silently adding energy in to the system, giving the illusion of perpetual motion!•••#perpetualmotion #physics #engineering #learnphysics #arduino #arduinoproject #physicsfun #perpetual #learnengineering
The Paint Flinging Robot Engineezy 2024-01-25 | A robot engineered specifically to never repeat the same thing twice- with almost 3 trillion possible combinations of paintings this robot was designed to use the power of chaos to create unique paintings every time. Equipped with servo motors and arduino code, there are controls for the fling power, rotation, colour selection, and even the profile of the scoop, which can all be randomly selected to create the paintings.
Christmas Tree Marble Machine Engineezy 2023-12-25 | That last clip tho 👌🎄•••The Christmas tree marble run is a fully 3D printed marble machine with a super satisfying result. You can get the files from JBVCREATIVE.com - link in bio•••#marblerun #marbletrack #marblemachine #christmastree #christmasdecor #mechanicalengineering #engineering #3dprinting #3dprints
I Made a Ball Rollercoaster thats also a Clock Engineezy 2023-12-16 | Become an Engineezy Thangs Member and get access to 2+ premium files every month: thangs.com/designer/engineezyHuge thanks to Elegoo for making this video possible! Check out the Neptune 4 Max Printer here: elegoo.com/products/neptune-4-max-fdm-3d-printer?utm_source=mkt_yt2312_jbvreative_n4m&utm_medium=referral&utm_id=neptune+4maxHere is the link to Motiongen: motiongen.io The creators of MotionGen also create robotics kits that are pretty cool, check them out here: www.snappyxo.comThis is the laser cutter I use for all my projects:xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencerI have a bunch of cool mechanical 3d print files available on my website:engineezy.comI also have a patreon: patreon.com/engineezyAlso, the electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: geni.us/f6oJThis is the filament I use: geni.us/sdT9QBj0:44 - Building the Base2:00 - How the Time Will Show3:36 - Designing the Track4:28 - Building the Track7:34 - Designing the Lifting Mechanism8:52 - Engineering the Clock Mechanisms10:37 - The Final ResultsThe Rollercoaster Clock is something out of my childhood dreams. I used to play tons of rollercoaster tycoon as a kid, and I spent a good portion of my life planning to be a rollercoaster designer. Dreams have finally come true as I formulated this track. Dreams were then shattered as I realized it was going to be weeks before I could see the thing working in real life. The lifting mechanism uses a couple linkages that work in tandem to raise the ball up to the top of the track. Then gravity takes over as the ball travels through a loop de loop and a helix before finding it's way onto one of 3 tracks that make up the clock face. The track selection is handled by a gear system that is connected to a cam and follower mechanism. After 10 minutes go by, the balls on the lowest track get released via another cam and follower mechanism. The selector then selects the next track, and a ball is deposited. This is repeated every 10 minutes until an hour has passed, where the same mechanism selects the top track. After 12 hours have gone by, all 3 tracks get emptied, and the cycle starts again.#ELEGOO #DIY #3dprinting #3dprintedart #engineering #mechanicalengineering #3dmodeling #rollercoaster #clock #clockwork
Mechanical Christmas Decor (3D Printed) Engineezy 2023-12-02 | Gears of Joy 🎄•••This is a collection of fully 3D printed mechanical Christmas decorations that are sure to bring you gears of joy this Christmas!•••Now available as an exclusive Kickstarter bundle, check the link in my bio!•••#christmasdecor #christmas3dprint #engineering #mechanical #mechanics #mechanism #3dprintedart #3dprinting #3ddesign #industrialdesign
The Ping Pong Launcher Engineezy 2023-11-25 | Ping Pong Procrastination Project•••Not sure where this one came from, but its almost grown into a real project… First step is the pong launcher- With a crazy overpowered brushless motor, some 3d printed gears, and a laser cut base, a handheld ping pong ball launcher is born. This thing is pretty dangerous, but the potential is there. We will have to wait for next week’s procrastination to find out if the whole system will work!•••#pingponglauncher #engineering #mechanicaldesign #mechanicalengineering #balllauncher #prototyping #designprocess #procrastination
