Jared, thanks! Great job! Would you please also consider modeling hi speed travelator. It's a moving walkway in which each segment has two parts that can expand. It slows down gradually at the beginning and at the end so people can get on and off, but the speed at the middle is always fast! I found this short video from one in Toronto, Canada. ruclips.net/video/GvfF4TeXz7U/видео.html
Thanks. I remember pre-internet times and how hard it was to get education about how things work and what all design principles should be used. I am thankful to people like you who spread free education on how things work by making these fabulous animations. Thanks again.
Ilham Maulana AutoCad is mainly for technical 2D drawings. For 3D modeling you can use either: 3Dsmax, Blender, Sketchup, Rhinoceros, etc. Each of them can make their own style animation and some needs plugins for more complex modifications. I’m also 3D artist myself, check my works at 3d-rendering-edsons.business.site/?
4:20 is actually not true. The handrail and steps dont move at the same speed. The handrails move a tiny bit faster to make sure that the person standing on the steps is always pulled forward and not backwards when a lot of people are holding on to the railing! To prevent you from falling backwards
@Luan Santos Sorry to burst your bubble but if look at the other replies, I can surely say I wasn't the only one. Try harder to make a joke next time bud :)
"It's really important that the handrail move at the exact same speed as the steps." Anyone who has ever held on to the handrail the whole way knows that's not exactly true.
Nice animation. I did design work on escalators about 48 years ago. Wish that we could've had solid modelling back then - it would've been so much faster doing design layouts.
In some escalators you can definitely feel it and see it too. In one I used many times after 1 minute your arm is straight in front of you because of the handrail going faster
In a subway station's their speed's don't match *ON PURPOSE* . For example, if u moving upstairs, handrail will be *faster* , than steps rail -> you'll be forced to _lean forward_ (if u hold on to it) -> you, most likely _do not fall_ on your back, even if u fall asleep. Same principle on going downstairs...
I'm not sure about escalators in US, but here in Europe, the handrail moves slightly faster than the stairs. This is intentional, because it keeps you aware of your surroundings and thus keeps you awake. If you fell asleep on the escalators, you might end up in hospital after a rather curious accident.
Apart from the perfect 3D modeling, the narrative, the fluidity of the camera movement, the voice-over... what a beautiful piece of art! Came here from the oscillating fan video. Thank you for all the effort you made making these videos.
I just saw the mechanism up-close for the first time today in a shopping mall in Poznan, Poland. The exterior is made with clear plexiglass so that you can see the details. Very neat and that's what brought me to this video today.
Me when I was a kid: "Escalators work by warping in stairs from the ether only to warp them back a few seconds later, as proved by the creepy green light under"
Ich hatte noch nie nach Rolltreppen gesucht! Im Job hatte ich diese Woche 2 Rolltreppen provisorisch für eine Inbetriebnahme elektrisch angeschlossen und mein Handy war in meiner Gegend. RUclips hört mit und sucht im Netz nach Infos darüber!! Schon gruselig. Aber! Das Video ist super gemacht, Danke!
_"you didn't have to cut me off"_ _"make out like it never happened and that we were nothing"_ _"I don't even need your love but you treat me like a stranger and that feels so rough..."_
I'm an elevator dude, and the escalator dudes scared the crap out of me with stories of having to remove kiddies' toes from pits, etc. You hang in there, escalator dude!
Can't imagine a Hong Kong without the Central-Mid-Levels escalator. Reminds me of when Mr Bean was shopping and riding the escalator but he didn't realize he was at the top of the escalator
@@Ak_Chaudhary Actually it can break down but on the other hand you can still take it except you'll have to walk, just like you'd do on a regular set of stairs. Hence the meme "Escalator temporarily -out of service- stairs, sorry for convenience" 😉
"Escalators are the only mechanical device in the world that never breaks down. " Well.. not quite. Look up the escalator in china who "ate" a rider killing her.
My brother you the best i was working for Otis elevators Zimbabwe but didnt understand the mechanism now i understand i feel like going bck to them and claim my job
@@RAYRDWallace Taking shopping carts up an escalator? The carts have grooves in their wheels that match the grooves on an escalator. The grooves lock the carts in place
Спасибо тебе за твой труд по популяризации работы инженера. И, конечно, нельзя не оценить твою способность объяснять сложные механизмы простыми словами с великолепной анимацией
"You would never see an "Escalator Out of Order" sign only "Escalator temporarily stairs. Sorry for the convenience." RIP Mitch Hedberg. Lord knows he would have been insanely popular today if he was still around.
Actually most escalators (that I used anyway) will have the handrail moving a bit faster than the steps. I looked it up and one reason I found has to do with wear, over time reducing the handrail speed. So this way, they get a better service life out of it. Another reason I found is safety. It would actually go faster on escalators going up, and slower on ones going down (which I think is also what I’ve seen). If someone who counts on the handrail for balance falls, they’d fall on the escalator upwards. I think my father (who was a maintenance technician in a large department store) actually mentioned the safety reason to me.
Lmao I actually did search for this and was happy to find that he had posted a video on it. I was just curious on the engineering of it after watching a video called “embarrassing phone calls on the escalator”.
I use them everyday It sucks when you step on one but the person on the other side was a second faster so you have to go to another escalator because it’s the wrong direction now
@@falcy2889 Why would it be dumb? You save a whole escalator by making it move in both directions and it turns off, when it is not in use, so it saves a lot of energy during less busier times. It is not used in highly frequented areas, but only where it makes sence.
Leffker you know if there are so little people there that the escalator can be turned off and changed direction then it’s unnecessary. Regular stairs would be much more efficient Escalators are used for moving large amount of people in one direction and ensure faster transportation.
I am glad when you show something like the escalator working that you don't start with mining the metal, smelting, pouring, etc. You get right to the lead. So few do that! Especially recipes. They have to tell the lineage of their grandmother before they can get to the recipe and ingredients.
🎶 _But you didn't have to cut me off, make out like it never happened and that we were nothing_ 🎶 🎶 _And I don't even need your love, but you treat me like a stranger and that feels so rough_ 🎶
TJ TheMemeMan The only time I saw that was in Heathrow airport, London. In the USA we don’t have that in our airports, but at universal studios as some have pointed out. Also our golf carts are silent. The ones in the London airport sound like ducks quacking.
I worked at a Bon Ton some years ago, and the in-store escalator broke and had to have its steps removed for repair. It was fascinating seeing the interior. This video helped me see how the parts worked.
I've seen those inside views of an escalator, because the one at my train station has been broken for 3 months now and I can see the repair guys working on the insides.
There were two really long escalators on the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier when I was stationed on board. They went from the deck under the hangar bay all the way up to the deck under the flight deck (through four decks) and were designed back in the late 50s to carry pilots directly from their ready-rooms up to the flight deck. They were never activated while I was there, but everyone used them as a shortcut and under a heavy enough load, they could begin to slowly descend causing everyone to walk against them.
When I was young, I had a dream that Mom and I fell down inside an escalator while it was undergoing maintenance. This video is both interesting, and could also help me get past the irrational vision that there’s a giant gaping never-ending hole under the top steps.
"have you seen this view? or this view?" I have actually there's a small shopping mall in Kyiv, Ukraine that has escalators with transparent sides so it's really fun to watch them
Jared owen sir i have my chanel bay technician tv. Helpe to share my chanel i know how work this unis escalator and moving walk. I share to my experience work how to protect the units normal and good condition. I know how to install all part of assisorys before im work in qatar kone company. Thank you ang god bless
I was once in Katowice, Poland, and they have an escalator in the shopping center near the station, which is not covered, but is glazed from below and glazed from the sides, and the whole mechanism is beautifully visible.
Hi I am 8 years old. I love watching your videos as they are very knowledgeable, I watch your videos in my leasure time. I am very curious to know how an elevator works. Could you please make a video on it. Thank you.
For an 8 years old to be interested in those kind of videos, it's awesome!! My congratulations for you!! You might be destined to become a mechanic engineer .
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I thought of making escalator for my physics project. Was looking for such video around 2 months ago. Finally got it
How's blender 2.8
Jared, thanks! Great job!
Would you please also consider modeling hi speed travelator. It's a moving walkway in which each segment has two parts that can expand. It slows down gradually at the beginning and at the end so people can get on and off, but the speed at the middle is always fast!
I found this short video from one in Toronto, Canada.
ruclips.net/video/GvfF4TeXz7U/видео.html
Jared Owen love your vids!! So fascinating! Please do “how does a stapler work “
There is an escalator in a mall near me that has glass sides so you can see the inside of the escalator, it's so cool
me too
They should make them all like that
same
JD it’s dangerous
Cool
Thanks. I remember pre-internet times and how hard it was to get education about how things work and what all design principles should be used. I am thankful to people like you who spread free education on how things work by making these fabulous animations.
Thanks again.
Why I am seeing your comment in red?
@@edwardbernays920 I am not so sure but maybe because I donated via Thanks.
@@sweetblues3230 uh what?
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@@sweetblues3230 you don't have any videos
Let's take a moment to appreciate the effort put into this animation
How to make these? AutoCAD?
Ilham Maulana AutoCad is mainly for technical 2D drawings. For 3D modeling you can use either: 3Dsmax, Blender, Sketchup, Rhinoceros, etc. Each of them can make their own style animation and some needs plugins for more complex modifications. I’m also 3D artist myself, check my works at 3d-rendering-edsons.business.site/?
Nope, Want to see how on earth the curving escalator works.
G you can see what I mean
I think you forgot about the mostly underrated features of the escalator the" Shoe cleaner"
Yep!
🤣🤣
😂😂
Or the leg remover. Only available on the Chinese models.
@@jakerazmataz852 it's very helpful to make mince meat.
I’ve noticed that the handrail seems to always move slightly faster than the steps, why is that?
Because that prevents you from falling backwards
That just depends on the size of the cogs and gears you use to connect the handrail to the motor
It is intended to keep riders alert so that they occasionally have to shift their grip.
I was about to post this exact same thing.
Focus people.
Am I the only one who never saw a spiral escalator?
Oh no !
You're definitely not
I think they only have them in Japan or something like that...
I had never seen one before researching for this video😁
There's one in Caesars palace
Nah
@@psirvent8 naah, they have then in many places. Just rare because they take more space than the normal straight ones.
Wait a minute???? There are spiral variants???? I have never heard of this madness!! I wanna see it!
ruclips.net/video/sMG1nlQi5bg/видео.html ,
@@emekmek3197 stop it why did u do it
Go to vages there’s a lot
ruclips.net/video/Kdb6-dVYreU/видео.html
☝☝☝By the time its not edited by the guy above me, this link is real, and relatable to this comment
Edit: added emojis
“I’m gonna go to sleep early tonight”
Me at 3 am:
liam De Greef I was looking for this comment xD😂😂
It’s currently 21:30 lol
@@QS1597 4.52 here😭
I'm not sleep yet it's 5Am
Sheeet was 3 am when i read this
4:20 is actually not true. The handrail and steps dont move at the same speed. The handrails move a tiny bit faster to make sure that the person standing on the steps is always pulled forward and not backwards when a lot of people are holding on to the railing! To prevent you from falling backwards
CollectionFreak thanks
Now i know
Surely a toothed belt would let it be the same speed?
In Japan handrails work exactly the way the video teaches them. It must be an American thing.
C. H. Look up, gear ratios :P
"it's hard to imagine a modern world without the escalator"
So stairs?
IKR 🤣
Yes but airports and warehouses would look very different
Levitation my g
What are stairs?
Lifts?
Tell me im not the only one who doesnt know Spiral escalators exist
No
I didn't know either lol
So you still dont know?
Well straighten it before it escalates
@Luan Santos Sorry to burst your bubble but if look at the other replies, I can surely say I wasn't the only one.
Try harder to make a joke next time bud :)
"It's really important that the handrail move at the exact same speed as the steps."
Anyone who has ever held on to the handrail the whole way knows that's not exactly true.
I'm sure engineers are trying their best to perfect it.
Yes they are slightly faster on purpose to prevent somebody from falling backwards.
We occasionally run it in the opposite direction.
For the lulz.
@Yebina Katya shush spammer
@@FXP1688 At our local mall the one going downward jerks slightly forward.
Everyone: show us the spiral escalator
No one *
Jordan Hicks
39 people*
@@seol3075 53 people*
59 people*
@@seol3075 77 people
Nice animation. I did design work on escalators about 48 years ago. Wish that we could've had solid modelling back then - it would've been so much faster doing design layouts.
Was it a step by step process?
@@JoeAyres One step forward, two steps back...
@@JoeAyres Lol nice pun. Great stepping stone for other people to bounce other puns off this comment.
@@barnacleboi2595 I think you meant stepping step...
An escalator can never break, it can only become stairs---Steven Wright
ruclips.net/video/0B4uKz8Kb2U/видео.html dont think this really applies.
it can eat people though.
That's actually from Mitch Hedberg
@@mosh1986 so can most things
The belt can snap and fall off.
What goes around comes around
I see what you did there
If that weren’t true then you would have totally random stairs or stairs deleted at the end.
Indeed
ruclips.net/channel/UCLkkcELrmONsFDvxpz00FWA
“What goes around comes back around (yeah)”.
My shoes: Dirty
The side escalator brushes: Allow me to introduce ourselves
***Mingot Army*** so it’s not only me
I believe that’s the real purpose for it
Grammar 100
@@rishi_1003 grammar *
@@Vk_1111 Destruction 100
“It’s really important that the hand rail move at the *exact same speed* as the steps” which they often don’t
I have never been on an escalator where the hand rail moved at the wrong speed.
Tobias SN every escalator I’ve been on, the handrail moves slightly too fast
In some escalators you can definitely feel it and see it too. In one I used many times after 1 minute your arm is straight in front of you because of the handrail going faster
In a subway station's their speed's don't match *ON PURPOSE* .
For example, if u moving upstairs, handrail will be *faster* , than steps rail -> you'll be forced to _lean forward_ (if u hold on to it) -> you, most likely _do not fall_ on your back, even if u fall asleep.
Same principle on going downstairs...
Its simply known as
"My hand's treadmill"
I'm not sure about escalators in US, but here in Europe, the handrail moves slightly faster than the stairs. This is intentional, because it keeps you aware of your surroundings and thus keeps you awake. If you fell asleep on the escalators, you might end up in hospital after a rather curious accident.
How does anyone fall asleep on escalator? It's less than 30 seconds ride not an hour
@@NIHCTANYou never know
thats not true in germany they move at the same speed so idk what youre talking about
We have escalators that lead to the world’s deepest metro
Oh not again you
Yea again not you
😂
Hmm suspicious much
Oh thanks Kim, interesting fact
Apart from the perfect 3D modeling, the narrative, the fluidity of the camera movement, the voice-over... what a beautiful piece of art! Came here from the oscillating fan video. Thank you for all the effort you made making these videos.
Wow, thank you!
Love the 3D modeling. Would like to see even more detailed version without the intro fluff that takes 50% of the video.
@@JaredOwen video request do how emergency stop buttons work
Me: ”I’m going to go to sleep now”
Me one hour later:
Me: "ok im gonna study"
*Me 15 mins later*
Me too 🤣
Potato!
Me too! And it's 6am so I think it would be the last one (но это не точно)
Same!
I just saw the mechanism up-close for the first time today in a shopping mall in Poznan, Poland. The exterior is made with clear plexiglass so that you can see the details. Very neat and that's what brought me to this video today.
I’ve always been a bit sketched out by the cracks in between steps on an escalator. don’t want to get sucked in 😱
It’s happened. It’s quite scary.
my shoe lace stuck inside between 2 steps....and I thought it's done I have reached the final destination untill I pulled it out again
@@myhyyrr That happened to me too, always tie your shoes before going on an escalator.
@@GamingwithPortals well i did have another account before my present account here. But I created another account since my old was hacked
i had my hand stuck in the side when i was 6, severe tendon damage and scars till today no lost fingers tho
See ya in 4 years when this is on the startpage again
No
"Some escalators can be longer or shorter"
Mind blowing
I have seen a 30m one
Ive seen 10cm before
Yeah I was like what's inside man... come on!🤦♂️
Just like my...............hair.
Yeah I think that part was just an excuse to show off his animation haha
Superb videos 👍
RUclips: "how does an escalator work?"
Me at 3:47 am: "I don't need sleep I need answers!
Its 3:51 rn😭
Lol i'm not the only one
3:22am for me right now. holy.
2:55 pm for me right now, I'm from Indonesia
Me when I was a kid: "Escalators work by warping in stairs from the ether only to warp them back a few seconds later, as proved by the creepy green light under"
Hi dany
@@kingking1223 hi :)
Reported and disliked.
Oden Pro Why?
@@odenpro1831 ?
Me at 3AM
“I don’t need sleep, I need answers”
Me too xD
Me at 2:56 am :v I'll we go to sleep
Same!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok Sheldon Cooper :)
Ich hatte noch nie nach Rolltreppen gesucht!
Im Job hatte ich diese Woche 2 Rolltreppen provisorisch für eine Inbetriebnahme elektrisch angeschlossen und mein Handy war in meiner Gegend.
RUclips hört mit und sucht im Netz nach Infos darüber!!
Schon gruselig.
Aber! Das Video ist super gemacht, Danke!
Elevator lore: a big metal box that goes up and down, it also has some spikes in the rare off-chance that the cable snaps
Escalator lore:
Elevator lore: Just one giant pulley
Escalator lore:
Copied
Mr speedowagon?!
_"you didn't have to cut me off"_
_"make out like it never happened and that we were nothing"_
_"I don't even need your love but you treat me like a stranger and that feels so rough..."_
Escator gameplay: mayo
At a science centre in my city, the escalator is encased in glass so we can see the components!
Mr. Narwal do you live in CLE?
Are you from Toronto? I've been to the Toronto science centre many times and seen the glass escalator in the entrace hall.
Aidan Murphy nah I guess it’s just a thing many science centers do
Spiral escalators have me questioning how I’ve never even heard of them
I saw one in china recently, I had no need to ride it but of cause I did, it was highlight of my time there
@@M-N00 China
me too, when I saw them in this video I was surprised
@@M-N00 .रबकककरह५प&बजररहहबब५ललर
Jess Wahyudi they’re pretty interesting to ride on
I think it’s mainly there for aesthetics wise but it functions
So simplistic while at the same time a great piece of engineering.
"They are just big meat grinders"
- Actual Escalator Technician
Yes, I agree 👍
do you know the rough price of a escalator
Same here I’m an apprentice, was working on one today , tighten the tension of a handrail drive chain.
I'm an elevator dude, and the escalator dudes scared the crap out of me with stories of having to remove kiddies' toes from pits, etc. You hang in there, escalator dude!
Did you see that video from China where the steps collapse and she throws her toddler to safety, but she gets pulled in? It's rough
Can't imagine a Hong Kong without the Central-Mid-Levels escalator. Reminds me of when Mr Bean was shopping and riding the escalator but he didn't realize he was at the top of the escalator
Dude you comment on every video I watch
@@LiuGondor Yup. me too... Maybe youtube recommendations are the same for all of us... 😅
Free hong kong
@@spiritdox9774 50% Sale Hong Kong
Avery the Cuban-American is that the spiral one?
Escalators are the only mechanical device in the world that never breaks down. They turn into a flight of stairs
despite the idiots who don't realize that and think they're stuck. lol.
never breaks down
couldn't get it
pls explain
@@Ak_Chaudhary Actually it can break down but on the other hand you can still take it except you'll have to walk, just like you'd do on a regular set of stairs.
Hence the meme "Escalator temporarily -out of service- stairs, sorry for convenience" 😉
"Escalators are the only mechanical device in the world that never breaks down. " Well.. not quite. Look up the escalator in china who "ate" a rider killing her.
Mitch Hedberg.
My brother you the best i was working for Otis elevators Zimbabwe but didnt understand the mechanism now i understand i feel like going bck to them and claim my job
"Its hard to imagine the mordern world without an escalator"
Dude, have you been to Wyoming?
a person who has been to Wyoming
a rare sight
@@hughmungus4744 Yes! I took a flight there to visit my parents and was very dissapointed to see no escalator in the shopping centers.
Wait, Wyoming exists?
Ronald Bersamin He knows *Cocks shotgun*
@@ronaldbersamin117 Always has been. *aims pistol*
Because of the Final Destination’s Escalator Scene and the Escalator Accident Videos. I want to know what’s inside the escalator.
Finally someones remember fd4
Their guts are inside
tbh same
Why t h a t one- thats the worst of the seriese, so much CG-
*• Jazzy •* Actually, a chinese woman died in one of these. You can see the video of it.
Let’s be honest, the escalators without individual steps are better
Unsalted Santa agree because you can have shopping carts on them, but the ones with steps can be alot steeper, taking up less space
Wait... How does that even work?
@@RAYRDWallace Taking shopping carts up an escalator? The carts have grooves in their wheels that match the grooves on an escalator. The grooves lock the carts in place
they are called movators, at least that's what Walmart calls them
no it's hard
Спасибо тебе за твой труд по популяризации работы инженера.
И, конечно, нельзя не оценить твою способность объяснять сложные механизмы простыми словами с великолепной анимацией
"I like an escalator man because an escalator can never break it can only become stairs."
escalator: blows up near the middle
“Sorry for the convenience.”
"You would never see an "Escalator Out of Order" sign only "Escalator temporarily stairs. Sorry for the convenience."
RIP Mitch Hedberg. Lord knows he would have been insanely popular today if he was still around.
I saw a video from China where it collapsed
@@Americanspy-hn2kw that video where a mother get sucked into the gears final destination style?
You showed up after a long time.
It takes time to do these 3d animations
It takes time to put the videos together
He uploads every month
Yeah I try to post as often as I can but I'm only a one man team!
@@JaredOwen take your time king🙌
“But have you seen this view? Or this view”
No... But many Chinese people have...
I like how dark this comment is
@@romasromas73
I don't get it.
@remliqa you probably shouldnt
remliqa some elevators ate people
China Numba 1
Actually most escalators (that I used anyway) will have the handrail moving a bit faster than the steps. I looked it up and one reason I found has to do with wear, over time reducing the handrail speed. So this way, they get a better service life out of it. Another reason I found is safety. It would actually go faster on escalators going up, and slower on ones going down (which I think is also what I’ve seen). If someone who counts on the handrail for balance falls, they’d fall on the escalator upwards.
I think my father (who was a maintenance technician in a large department store) actually mentioned the safety reason to me.
Everyone: no one came here on purpose
Me, an Enginnering student: 😳
Civil engineering lectures ruclips.net/video/YGZtaGhhokg/видео.html
I'm not an engineer but I still came here on purpose. I wanted to install these things in my home for elderly's, so I wanted to get some info...
I came here on purpose too
See everyone in a few years when this pops up in recommenced.
It popped up in mine today. Lol
Will O'Connell already is pal
Hello, future
Hi from the future
Yep this video was in my recommended section
I grew up watching Modern Marvels and How It's Made and these videos are giving me that same feeling I first had back then. Bravo!
Same here
bro sameee. mythbusters, modern marvels, how it’s made
Lets be honest, half of us didn’t search this up
True but im glad I saw it
But it was worth it. RUclips threw a good video this time.
I did not, but glad to see it
Let’s be honest you stole this comment 🥳🥳
Lmao I actually did search for this and was happy to find that he had posted a video on it. I was just curious on the engineering of it after watching a video called “embarrassing phone calls on the escalator”.
I still walk up and down escalators, goes even faster.
That escalated quickly.
@@joshisanimationstudio9927 *Badum tss..*
Please continue making these excellent visual explanations of how things work
Petition for Jared to make a video on how printers work:
↓
Haha, jk. They don't.
Like begger
@Caleb Longden Like this ↓
Haha - printers seem to be a requested topic! It's on my list...not sure when I'll get to it though
@@JaredOwen Ok thanks :D btw you are one of my favorite RUclipsrs -- keep up the great work
When I was in Germany there were escalators that change their direction depending on if people wanna go up or down
I use them everyday
It sucks when you step on one but the person on the other side was a second faster so you have to go to another escalator because it’s the wrong direction now
@@64bitpr0gramm6 True, I had to wait for 10 minutes
KOTHYSCHER it’s pretty dumb tho 🤦♂️
@@falcy2889 Why would it be dumb? You save a whole escalator by making it move in both directions and it turns off, when it is not in use, so it saves a lot of energy during less busier times.
It is not used in highly frequented areas, but only where it makes sence.
Leffker you know if there are so little people there that the escalator can be turned off and changed direction then it’s unnecessary. Regular stairs would be much more efficient
Escalators are used for moving large amount of people in one direction and ensure faster transportation.
Your animation is far better than any others. Lots of love from India ❤️❤️🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳
I am glad when you show something like the escalator working that you don't start with mining the metal, smelting, pouring, etc. You get right to the lead. So few do that! Especially recipes. They have to tell the lineage of their grandmother before they can get to the recipe and ingredients.
🎶 _But you didn't have to cut me off, make out like it never happened and that we were nothing_ 🎶
🎶 _And I don't even need your love, but you treat me like a stranger and that feels so rough_ 🎶
🌌🧠
lmao
y’all ever been to an airport and hear:
“please watch your step as you exit the moving walk.” over and over again?
TJ TheMemeMan not at an airport but have u ever been 2 universal bro
Kyle Criscuolo yes sir
universal studios
TJ TheMemeMan
The only time I saw that was in Heathrow airport, London. In the USA we don’t have that in our airports, but at universal studios as some have pointed out. Also our golf carts are silent. The ones in the London airport sound like ducks quacking.
YOU have...moron.
The real question is “why escalator don’t work most of the time?”
Real answer is" Union mechanics on 8hour coffee break"
cause you live in washington DC
Now im jist waiting for Jared to make a GlaDos Portal animation video
"But have you ever seen this view?"
Yes, I'm trapped in one right now, please send help
Know Thy Enemy
Video starts at 2:00
1:57 actually
0:00 actually Isn’t the part before also the video
Were is the dead body storage?
😂😂😂
4:46 I can tell. You put a lot of work and effort into these videos.
What about the brush for shining your shoes as you travel?
Very thoughtful.
Hahahahahahahaha! Yes! XD
Jared Owen:
0:06
But have you seen this view?
0:08
Or this view?
Me:
Yes.
I think you're just wonderful. From an electrical engineer and fellow curious traveler since my day two.
1:50
Me: whattt do they have those?
1 second later
Jared: Yes they really have these
Your life is so awesome
@@SimonLedoux Calme toi
@@naumen6508 what are you talking about?
Wow😊
"Society has come to heavily depend on escalators."
Well now I want an apocalypse movie about the world ending after an escalator breaks down.
We have to use *shudders* stairs
There's an Uncle Grandpa episode about that
Saw while my siblings are watching
"society has come to depend on these machines"
....says alot about our society
@Psycho Star says how bad society has gotten
@@jabber1990 okay boomer
With out these machines it would be so much harder to become obese 😁
Unfortunately we're livin in a century 😭😔
I thought you were memeing but you are being serious...
Okay Boomer
Nice to know how the Escalator works, also the background music sounds great 👏🔥😉
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Me at 3 am: wonder how escalators work
Mick Groenenboom me rn bruh 😂
It's 3:01 AM. . .
Tomorrow, is my exam lol
Me watching it at 4:03am
Holy shit what a comedy cemetery.
Bruh when I was 6 years old, I thought escalators were just stairs that produced more stairs to go up of that made any sense.
This guy is the teacher everyone wants to have
I worked at a Bon Ton some years ago, and the in-store escalator broke and had to have its steps removed for repair. It was fascinating seeing the interior. This video helped me see how the parts worked.
0:26 I actually feel like life wouldn’t be too hard without escalator.
people would sure get alot more exercise
Did you ever see the photo on the web of escalators going up one short level to a Fitness USA gym?
Metro stations kinda need them. It's not normal to walk that many steps at that steepness.
I've seen those inside views of an escalator, because the one at my train station has been broken for 3 months now and I can see the repair guys working on the insides.
There were two really long escalators on the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier when I was stationed on board. They went from the deck under the hangar bay all the way up to the deck under the flight deck (through four decks) and were designed back in the late 50s to carry pilots directly from their ready-rooms up to the flight deck. They were never activated while I was there, but everyone used them as a shortcut and under a heavy enough load, they could begin to slowly descend causing everyone to walk against them.
That's cool, thanks for sharing
Spiral escalators can be found in Japan, China, and Kuwait.
When I was young, I had a dream that Mom and I fell down inside an escalator while it was undergoing maintenance. This video is both interesting, and could also help me get past the irrational vision that there’s a giant gaping never-ending hole under the top steps.
“Moving sidewalks”
Me, an intellectual: “*Reverse treadmills*”
Brits- Travellators
Dude they ARE treadmills u just go in the opposite way.
Slidewalks.
Rolling Rocky360 exactly idk why people go the opposite way
that escalated quickly!
La Wa Haha, nice one!
Yes, quickly towards the exit. now go.
😋
I still remember how I was mesmerized the first time I saw these moving stairs as a kid
"have you seen this view? or this view?"
I have actually
there's a small shopping mall in Kyiv, Ukraine that has escalators with transparent sides so it's really fun to watch them
Gulliver, I suppose? There are really pretty cool escalators.
cool to watch until someone gets sucked in
@@thisissupposedtobeanonymous hey uhhhh you know this can actually happen right?
0:46 the guy on the right escalator is ascending
2:46
Narrator: “This is what we call the step-chain”
Me: “What are you doing step chain?”
ffs xD
Jared owen sir i have my chanel bay technician tv. Helpe to share my chanel i know how work this unis escalator and moving walk. I share to my experience work how to protect the units normal and good condition. I know how to install all part of assisorys before im work in qatar kone company. Thank you ang god bless
Very inspiring about how escalators and elevators got started
Can you do a 'Inside air force one?' also statue of unity
Well yes but actually no
Can you show the inside of esptein cell when he didn't kill himself?
How about some things outside the US instead?
@@AverageAlien sure but I'm a aviation enthusiast and statue of unity is tallest statue of the world situated in India
+Average Alien The statue of unity is in india fucking idiot
Did you guys ever touch the underside of the railing?
If you did, you know what’s underneath
You are what's underneath, well at least parts of you...
Christopher Xie I don’t hold onto the handrails. You never know what everyone who went on the escalator before you may have been touching.
I got electrocuted @Chistopher Xie
Some kind of black powder.
Literally no one:
RUclips: Do you wanna know how escalator works?
Me: *clicks it anyway*
It knows us too well
Anyone else notice when they use one of these that the handrail is always slightly out of time with the steps?
I was once in Katowice, Poland, and they have an escalator in the shopping center near the station, which is not covered, but is glazed from below and glazed from the sides, and the whole mechanism is beautifully visible.
I just been there 2 days ago!
Imagine you were born in 2020 and be like “moving stairs?”
I'd be a baby silly since when could baby's talk
@@brianhardy847 r/woooosh
@@brianhardy847 .....
Love learning about escalator lore
"You didn't have to cut off!"
Bro , the 3D animation is on next level. Suberb ..
My gf: what are the you watching?
Me: how escalators work
Her: why?
Me: good question
I don’t need any thots in my life either
me: it's an uplifting topic and I don't want to be down!
because w h y n o t 🙂
This feels like something you'll watch on Discovery Science or the Science Channel
Hi I am 8 years old. I love watching your videos as they are very knowledgeable, I watch your videos in my leasure time. I am very curious to know how an elevator works. Could you please make a video on it. Thank you.
i also like watching his videos
For an 8 years old to be interested in those kind of videos, it's awesome!! My congratulations for you!! You might be destined to become a mechanic engineer .
@@umondimike4045 thank You