Your design and production - whether of the product or the video - is as professional as the best. You think things through so logically that you make the results seem inevitable. Well done! I really admire your work!
Lewis, I have been watching your projects for over two years now, and the quality has increased exponentially in the past years - both in the projects and the videos. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your work. You are an inspiration for many creators out there including me 🙌 Keep up the great work!
I realize this is a simplified rendition of an early steam locomotive, as such I still felt it should have had some form of valve gear typical of such machines. Photos of Boston & Providence railroad's "Daniel Nason" show such a locomotive WITHOUT valve gear does exist. Actually, minor modifications would be necessary for your design to resemble the "Daniel Nason" - perhaps that was your plan all along! Great video, my plan is to use your project to build one in "G" scale.
i love your tutorials, its informative and i really enjoy how you open source all of your projects for other hobbyists to tinker around with! Leaving my comment to help the algorithm grow your underrated channel :)
What an amzing project. As I was watching this from the beginning. I was wondering how Lewis going to overcome this or that. Bit by bit each challenge was solved often in a very easy and simple way. That's real genius. Thank you so much for designing, detailing and publishing your amazing projects.
Great ideas for a cool project. However, I have to admit to being slightly puzzled. You say that you are using an ESP32-CAM board and yet your code uses a known incompatibility in the analogWrite() function. Am I missing something? Thanks for the inspiration but stuck at the first attempt to upload the code?
I have been working on my 1950s trains with IOT and 3D Printing for nearly 10 years. And have followed a mostly traditional path of improving the 1950s methods and styles. My Channel in You Tube is Frankentrain Laboratories. I am blown away by your video here I just saw it. I have seen a LOT of DIY train videos and even tried to use a few on my projects. I have not added the camera it is on my list. I am most impressed with the screens on your phone. I also use the ESP Microcontrollers. Wroom 32 and 8266 types. I really want to try leverage your code on one on my trains. One question is scale, I think the control part does not care but your assembly of this engine truly relies on the O Scale for space. I run in S Scale which is smaller. I like the engine style you have and would like to see that engine scaled down to S. But the detailed parts then would not fit as easily. Could you consider supporting such a rework for an S Version. Secondly we also use mostly track power. I have trucks that could easily match your tender for power pickup, And i have PCBs for AC to DC and DC regulated to 5V as needed. I am very excited to see your use of vapor, I have several kits but not thought of a good way to adapt, hold water and refil, plus we like Chuff & Puff. I have sounds triggered by a cam that also could pulse the power to the Vapor assembly. Maybe we could share ideas and tech ???? Awesome project, now i must go back and see all your past work for more ideas. Look at my channel I would share if you see anything useful. Dennis in Virginia, USA
I sent you a coffee, then i tried to download the instructions looking for the INO file. But my Security does not like The Documentation software that is required. How can i get the instructions and especially the INO File? I did not order the ESP Board yet waiting to be sure I could get the software, it looks very slick. Dennis
Hi, you build great machines and make your videos very professional. Are you doing this alone or with several people? I run a very small channel and also build 3D printed machines. I also know how much time is required for such projects. Keep it up.
Hi, thanks of your kind words and appreciation of what's involved. I do it alone which is why it takes months for each project. One day when I can afford it I would love to have a second person to help out. You have some great engineering on your channel. The braiding machine is mesmerising and reminds me of the 'Mater's Junkyard Jamboree' at Disneyland which uses a similar mechanism.
The braiding machine is interesting to almost everyone. For this reason I would like to start a Kickstarter campaign and sell a small series of this machine. But there are still some improvements to be made. Beside a fulltime job it takes a little bit longer.
Very impressive! Just one thing - it is in no way an atomizer, because the mist you see is just water vapor, not separate O and H atoms (which would be invisible, require immense power to produce and pretty useless anyway). The device is in fact, an ordinary piezo transducer.
I was planning on making some custom engines for a classic-style Thomas series, so I was wondering what printer you were using 'cause it looks awsome..! Even if it took six hours to make the cab
This is a really great video, well done all around. And I really appreciate the way you took the time to explain everything. Also that's brilliant with the body having that built in channel to measure the brass rod lengths. And using wagos as bus connectors is also a great idea. I have to ask why you are using purge towers with only 1 color of filament though? That is a waste unless you are switching between different filaments using 1 nozzle. Seriously though this is a great video.
Thank you for the kind words. I’m really happy to have incorporated the rod cutting guide into the chassis body. 😊 The narrow tower on the left is only there when filming for a time lapse. It prevents adverse stringing occurring on the print as a result of the nozzle oozing whilst it pauses out of the view of the camera while it captures a photo. I do not include that tower unless time lapsing.
@@DIYMachines You're very welcome. And that makes a ton of sense with the time lapse! I have also seen designs they put a wipe brush the nozzle can clean itself off by running over. Is great work all around.
Great Video Lewis. You inspired me to make one for my grandkids! I printed all the parts and ordered all the other items on the list. I received the ESP32-CAM-MB and followed all of your instructions to the letter but the code simply won't upload. The USB COM port is working with the latest driver but I keep getting an "upload error". Thinking I received a bad board, I ordered a new one but had the same result. After doing some reading on Discord, Amazon and other places, I found that many people have had the same problem so I used all of their suggestions to no avail. At this point I'm hoping I can find someone who is willing and able to flash the board for me. My only other option would be to put a POT and switch on the tender to operate it manually. Can anyone help? I've flashed many chips in the past on other projects but this one has me stumped.
To gain more views you need to do what community wanna watch. Do some videos and when some of them drop a lot of views, do videos relatable to that video.
This was partly a project I was always going to create for myself at some point so I decided to make it a public one and share it on the channel. Thanks for the advice though, it makes sense.
Hey! I tried to modify the code from your coin sorter but I has many problem with the delay función when other coin Is counting, hope you can help me some day :(
It originally had one when the main drive wheels were fixed rigid in respect to the main train body. I took the decision to remove them and have the large driving bogie rotate so that the train could take tighter corners allowing the track to be more varied in confined spaces.
@@DIYMachines inside cylinder 4-4-0's did exist in america the boston & providence railroad's *Daniel Nason* is the only surviving example of this, however.
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this is one of the best DIY chanels over YT!! Thanks for sharing this with us!!
You are very welcome 🤗
This is SO SICK! Definitely deserve to be seen by more people!
Thank you. 😊 🎉
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good ,super cool
Thank you! Cheers!
Your design and production - whether of the product or the video - is as professional as the best. You think things through so logically that you make the results seem inevitable. Well done! I really admire your work!
Wow, thank you for such kind words. It makes it all the more worthwhile to me.
unbelievably well explained...to the point, no wafsofte wafsofte chat...you´re the dude ..thanks!
I appreciate that!
Love these projects and the way you explain things in such a clear way. Thank you for the hard work
Thank you so much! You are welcome and I appreciate your gratitude. 😊
Thank you so much sir, I will share this on my channel if anyone else would like any help for making their own model trains too!
Train sounds would have been a great add to this amazing project! Really nice job!
Thank you very much! You're right, perhaps someone will add it and share their upgrade.
What a wonderful project! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, You are very welcome!
Lewis, I have been watching your projects for over two years now, and the quality has increased exponentially in the past years - both in the projects and the videos. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your work. You are an inspiration for many creators out there including me 🙌 Keep up the great work!
I realize this is a simplified rendition of an early steam locomotive, as such I still felt it should have had some form of valve gear typical of such machines. Photos of Boston & Providence railroad's "Daniel Nason" show such a locomotive WITHOUT valve gear does exist. Actually, minor modifications would be necessary for your design to resemble the "Daniel Nason" - perhaps that was your plan all along!
Great video, my plan is to use your project to build one in "G" scale.
Yes, you are right Thanks of the extra information, it is a medley of several trains . The Lilly Belle at Disneyland being one amongst others.
Nice job mate!
Thanks!
Great Work. 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Hey guy, your video is so interesting to see. You are really so cool
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Cool & Wonderful... 🙏🙏
i love your tutorials, its informative and i really enjoy how you open source all of your projects for other hobbyists to tinker around with! Leaving my comment to help the algorithm grow your underrated channel :)
Thanks, I really do appreciate the help. :)
love all your content, next content can you make diy fingerbot ?
Thank you, great idea. I've added it to my list or projects but it may be some time yet.
What an amzing project. As I was watching this from the beginning. I was wondering how Lewis going to overcome this or that. Bit by bit each challenge was solved often in a very easy and simple way. That's real genius. Thank you so much for designing, detailing and publishing your amazing projects.
Fighissimo
Amazing build! Are you willing to share the Fusion 360 files? I wanted to make some custom cars for a train display I am building!
Great project is there a link for the wick thanks
The wick comes with the atomiser.
Great video!
Just have a question, is the atomiser loud?
Thanks. No, the atomiser is completely silent. You’ll struggle to know it’s on if you had your eyes closed.
Curious as to how long will this operate on full chrage? Thanks!
Maybe you can make rolling stock
Great ideas for a cool project. However, I have to admit to being slightly puzzled. You say that you are using an ESP32-CAM board and yet your code uses a known incompatibility in the analogWrite() function. Am I missing something? Thanks for the inspiration but stuck at the first attempt to upload the code?
I have been working on my 1950s trains with IOT and 3D Printing for nearly 10 years. And have followed a mostly traditional path of improving the 1950s methods and styles. My Channel in You Tube is Frankentrain Laboratories. I am blown away by your video here I just saw it. I have seen a LOT of DIY train videos and even tried to use a few on my projects. I have not added the camera it is on my list. I am most impressed with the screens on your phone. I also use the ESP Microcontrollers. Wroom 32 and 8266 types. I really want to try leverage your code on one on my trains. One question is scale, I think the control part does not care but your assembly of this engine truly relies on the O Scale for space. I run in S Scale which is smaller. I like the engine style you have and would like to see that engine scaled down to S. But the detailed parts then would not fit as easily. Could you consider supporting such a rework for an S Version. Secondly we also use mostly track power. I have trucks that could easily match your tender for power pickup, And i have PCBs for AC to DC and DC regulated to 5V as needed. I am very excited to see your use of vapor, I have several kits but not thought of a good way to adapt, hold water and refil, plus we like Chuff & Puff. I have sounds triggered by a cam that also could pulse the power to the Vapor assembly. Maybe we could share ideas and tech ???? Awesome project, now i must go back and see all your past work for more ideas. Look at my channel I would share if you see anything useful. Dennis in Virginia, USA
I sent you a coffee, then i tried to download the instructions looking for the INO file. But my Security does not like The Documentation software that is required. How can i get the instructions and especially the INO File? I did not order the ESP Board yet waiting to be sure I could get the software, it looks very slick. Dennis
Hi, you build great machines and make your videos very professional. Are you doing this alone or with several people? I run a very small channel and also build 3D printed machines. I also know how much time is required for such projects. Keep it up.
Hi, thanks of your kind words and appreciation of what's involved. I do it alone which is why it takes months for each project. One day when I can afford it I would love to have a second person to help out. You have some great engineering on your channel. The braiding machine is mesmerising and reminds me of the 'Mater's Junkyard Jamboree' at Disneyland which uses a similar mechanism.
The braiding machine is interesting to almost everyone. For this reason I would like to start a Kickstarter campaign and sell a small series of this machine. But there are still some improvements to be made. Beside a fulltime job it takes a little bit longer.
Very impressive! Just one thing - it is in no way an atomizer, because the mist you see is just water vapor, not separate O and H atoms (which would be invisible, require immense power to produce and pretty useless anyway). The device is in fact, an ordinary piezo transducer.
Это круто!
Спасибо 😊
I was planning on making some custom engines for a classic-style Thomas series, so I was wondering what printer you were using 'cause it looks awsome..! Even if it took six hours to make the cab
I'm using a Prusa Mk3s.
Can you also make rolling stock as well as other locomotive designs?
This is a really great video, well done all around. And I really appreciate the way you took the time to explain everything. Also that's brilliant with the body having that built in channel to measure the brass rod lengths. And using wagos as bus connectors is also a great idea. I have to ask why you are using purge towers with only 1 color of filament though? That is a waste unless you are switching between different filaments using 1 nozzle. Seriously though this is a great video.
Thank you for the kind words. I’m really happy to have incorporated the rod cutting guide into the chassis body. 😊 The narrow tower on the left is only there when filming for a time lapse. It prevents adverse stringing occurring on the print as a result of the nozzle oozing whilst it pauses out of the view of the camera while it captures a photo. I do not include that tower unless time lapsing.
@@DIYMachines You're very welcome. And that makes a ton of sense with the time lapse! I have also seen designs they put a wipe brush the nozzle can clean itself off by running over. Is great work all around.
Hey man, can I somehow get in contact with you about one of your projects? I have some questions, it’s for my school asingment😁
Great Video Lewis. You inspired me to make one for my grandkids! I printed all the parts and ordered all the other items on the list. I received the ESP32-CAM-MB and followed all of your instructions to the letter but the code simply won't upload. The USB COM port is working with the latest driver but I keep getting an "upload error". Thinking I received a bad board, I ordered a new one but had the same result. After doing some reading on Discord, Amazon and other places, I found that many people have had the same problem so I used all of their suggestions to no avail. At this point I'm hoping I can find someone who is willing and able to flash the board for me. My only other option would be to put a POT and switch on the tender to operate it manually. Can anyone help? I've flashed many chips in the past on other projects but this one has me stumped.
Sir how do we can add horn it?
To gain more views you need to do what community wanna watch. Do some videos and when some of them drop a lot of views, do videos relatable to that video.
This was partly a project I was always going to create for myself at some point so I decided to make it a public one and share it on the channel. Thanks for the advice though, it makes sense.
Hey! I tried to modify the code from your coin sorter but I has many problem with the delay función when other coin Is counting, hope you can help me some day :(
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Missing a connecting rod to the piston
And the piston itself is missing
It originally had one when the main drive wheels were fixed rigid in respect to the main train body. I took the decision to remove them and have the large driving bogie rotate so that the train could take tighter corners allowing the track to be more varied in confined spaces.
@@DIYMachines inside cylinder 4-4-0's did exist in america
the boston & providence railroad's *Daniel Nason* is the only surviving example of this, however.
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