IMPOSSIBLE COIN SORTING MACHINE - how to make
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Hi guys, today I present on this channel a really complex but very spectacular object: a DIY coin counter that counts all the euro coins.
The project is very complex and complicated, I used arduino nano for counting the single coins and I used infrared sensors to detect each single coin.
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The amount of "I don't have the correct tool, but I have *a* tool" that takes place in this video is staggering! Amazing craftsmanship when you've got so many limitations
The correct tool is... the one that gets the job done..lol
There is no such thing as the correct tool.
Ingenuity comes hand in hand with over complicating stuff for the sake of it😁.
I got a kick out of the 775 motor powered cut-off machine.
They always say: "A good craftsman never blames his tools"
I say: "A great craftsman makes his own tools!"
Noi lo vediamo così...in 20 minuti ma c'è un lavoro dietro impressionante. Tra progettazione, manodopera ed editing video ci vogliono giorni per costruire un progetto del genere. Hai tutto il mio rispetto 💪
Mi fa piacere che vedete anche il dietro le quinte, grazie 😀👍
The idea with the transparent sorting mechanism from the laser cutter is genius. It looks like art and would be worth to be shown in a museum.
The bottom half doesn't even do anything really. All the sorting is done up top. It would be a little more elegant to incorporate the sorting into the laser cut section.
@@denniswoycheshen The sorting on SIZE is done on top, THEN the sorting on VALUE is done in the squiggly middle part. The bottom part just neatly stacks the coins.
@@Trenjeska sorry, in Canada the coins we use are different sizes, so there is no need to sort by value as well. :)
@@Trenjeska wait a minute, do you live somewhere where coins are the same size or something? The sorting is done first, the rest is just for show.
@@denniswoycheshen let's see your build then?
After all that amazing precision work the amount labels were just stuck on and don't line up! My OCD hurts 😱😱
He could have done it with the laser CNC that he cut those cool coin roller coasters with.
You could keep track of how many coins are in each stack instead of the total. You could also add load cells to keep track of each stack weight then when a user removes coins from the stack (as long as it knows the avg weight of each single coin, could easily be done with constants in the arduino program) then it could automatically update how many are left/total amount.
A small spring that Is attached to a bucket, every time a specific weight is reached it drops coins it will be enough to make a roll. This way you always have rolls in the count not uneven counts.
Doing it by weight would not work considering that coins pick up grime which can alter the weight. It just would not be accurate.
@@-_IT_-there should be a minimum weight, like if it's heavier than a pristine coin from the previous value, then it accounts for all the added grime. either way, it's totally possible to have a range, or even make predictions with formulas that account for variations in weight, especially since those variations are extremely small
@@-_IT_- That's why you take the average weight, doesn't need to the exact weight just a ball park number (something like +/- 10-15%). Also its not like the load cells will have exact result, there will be differences between each cell.
Most coin sorting machines use a tear system with typicallt 1-5 cent category, 10-50cent category then €1 and 2 category.
This way the sorting can be split 3 ways two times.
The first sorting is typicallt with magnetic indukction, (simply by roaling past a magnet) second by width.
and? What's your point?
@@bsvenss2 This machine is better. Right OVER your head. Wow.
Cool work ！
Just two things want to comment :
- Future Coin edge design change (non cicular)
- Non-euro coin (Else handling)
"The project is very complex and complicated" The not explaining how you do it really helps!
Awesome video, very well made and edited, no unneeded redundancy, perfect use of speedups and jump cuts , very nice POV and amazing project made with minimal tooling 10/10 👏I subscribed and Rang the bell 🛎
unneeded redundancy is my new favorite redundancy
"minimal tooling"
> boots up the laser cutter
Good job. 16:08 Oops, the coin is stuck.
This is a great coun machine. I really love it! The only thing missing from the video is how you get the coins out. That would be pretty cool to see.
Actually you can't. The coins are lost forever. Unless the end section is open at the front...
Is this just a hobby you have or are you doing this for a living?
What did you learn to gain the skills you have to build something like this. I'm still pretty young, but what you're doing is inspiring to me
This was amazing. I love the ingenuity going on here. A lot of thought has been put into this machine.
Either you have too much time on your hands or that was too easy for you, whichever is more frightening. Brilliant and beautiful! Thank you!
That is the weirdest and most impressive coin sorting machine I have ever seen 🙂 Well done!
You ain't seen nuthin yet. Behold no-moving-parts - - - ruclips.net/video/vZaRgMOo-Ig/видео.html
@@elye3701 You were impressed by the US (4 coin type) coin sorter that required constant help from the operator to stack the coins because it did not have a vibrator function. Where this machine works flawlessly sorting 8 types of coins with one (1) moving part and counts them as well.
Behold, I'm not impressed by this link.
@@kevinsellsit5584 I have used a kiosk coin machine at a Japanese supermarket. Just load in the coins. Collect the rejects and hand the receipt to customer service in exchange for a voucher. This adds too much bling. I bet there is no service manual to troubleshoot this in case of problems. What do you do in case the lights go out? 8 is just twice 4. There is nothing to limit you if you carve one yourself out of a piece of plank. What would impress me is a computer program that would, given a set of coins, control a milling machine to carve a suitable sorter. If you give me the machine above, I wouldn't take it. In fact you would have to pay me to take it. We have 5,10,20 and 50 denominations of coins. 1 is obsolete but you can still find them in the coin donation boxes. Then the central bank released a new set. So we have 9 denominations in total. Added to this you can find 10cents Singaporean, 100Baht and various Rupee coins with an occasional UK coin. In reality those of us helping to count the church collection face up to 16 sizes of coins. I don't think that machine above can handle this real world sample. An in-between size would enter the next bigger slot and get counted wrongly. Not even close and and no cigar. You have a low bar. I am not impressed.
Sir, from one engineer to another, you have some mad design skills!
how does one take the sorted coins out without undoing the screws? :)
And how does one clear jams in the spaghetti?
You could add another layer just after the coins are sorted for size to weigh the coin and if it is not right then reject it.
I was not quite sure from just looking how coins get into the right level of the reorder mechanism so they come out in order of value?
Very interesting project!
Beautiful project...as always! Thanks for sharing!
You are amazing you should think about putting out projects for kids to do and learn about electronics. We need more of you in this world for sure... Simply amazing skills and craftsmanship... I can't say enough great things about you!!
Ciao io avrei aggiunto i sensori pure per ogni colonnina dove vanno a finire le monete di competenza, così da sapere quante monete ho per ogni tipologia… Resta comunque un grande e ottimo lavoro
Non serve, nel Software c è una variabile che conta anche quante monete per tipo. Devo aggiungere un pulsante per entrare nel menù per visualizzare la quantità di ogni singola moneta. Niente sensori extra 😄
Fun project if you have an abundance of specialized tools.
Danny Tenaglia is an amazing DJ. Famous the world over.
I understand that the sorting is all done at the top. Is the mid section only to change the order at the bottom?
I hope you will get 1 million soon
E' UN C A P O L A V O R O !!! mi compiaccio con Lei per l'ingegnosita', l'immaginazione, la perizia, la pazienza, la tenacia. BRAVO !
Nice machine👍 As idea for version 4.0: A mechanism to roll the right amount of coins in a package for the bank, maybe checked by weight like the bank does😊
You have achieved perfection, Sir! Next project would be a coin generator...
Are you using interrupts for the sensors? or are you just checking them individually in a loop?
With all the tools and circuitry needed to make this project, it's a wonder you still have some coins to sort. In the time it took to design and construct this, you could have sorted 4,846,643,456 coins by hand.
Impossible Coin Sorting Machine: Apparently not.
Impressive Coin Sorting Machine: Absolutely!
Note: Don't worry, nobody noticed the stuck coin at 16:09. (Probably fixed itself when next coin fell.)
Technology these days is truly amazing. The fact that your electronics were able to auto-detect and self-program (and only be off by 1.0 decimal) is mind-boggling. ;)
Insane machine and awesome video!
Non so se esistano campionati DIY su RUclips ma hai già vinto la coppa del mondo.
Un abbraccio.
Just a few things.
1 I think a little bit faster time-laps would be a bit better.
2. A 3D print of this design would be sweet.
3. 3D modeling this design would be very interesting challenge. Good video over all.
What is the sheet material shown at 4:40? I've seen it before on machines from Germany but have not found it in the US. Watching a little further, perhaps this is just a plywood. I'm thinking of sheet material that seems more like a phenolic sheet material. Smells terrible when cut but does not swell with water. Thank you
Maybe I've missed something, but how do you get out the coins?
16:26 unscrew the plastic cover.
• I like the song that starts at 18:05, but it wasn't listed in the video description. I tracked it down: It's called DEAD by Unknown Brain.
• You do really nice work. Oh, darn. Now I have to spend several more hours looking at everything else you've done, when I really need to be looking for employment instead.
👍 отличное исполнение👍 ещё бы поставили оптический датчик на монетницу которая бы при окончании монет отключала бы вибропривод
That custom saw using a cut off wheel blade is amazing!
Interesting and cool to watch it work.
I like your mini chop saw at 14:40 do you have plans for how you made it?
Rube Goldberg would be proud. Awesome build.
It looks great, especially when considering it's build with very basic tools. An inspiration.
The machine looks and works great and the video was fun to watch, but I don't consider a laser cutting machine as a BASIC tool. For me basic tools are those which are not electrically powered
It's really cool! For continue need create a packaging-mashine for sorted coins and creatу an own bank. :)
Pazzesco che lavoro, complimenti
Hi, incredible video!! What's the white and black material that slides more than the wood?
A Rebel Rotozip might have been a better tool for cutting slots.
Waw, very nice and exhaustive work. But your patience is highly appreciated, nice project.
I love it but every project now needs a laser cutter, cnc router and 3D printer. Interesting but I have not, nor will I buy, any of those toys.
Che figata questo 3.0 è strabiliante, la complessità dei pezzi,rende ancora più fantastica la cosa.
Love the lack of power / big shop tools that you see in use all over RUclips
I honestly dont have enough coins to made this worth it. Sadly.
Great project and video.
Ótimo trabalho! Like sempre!!! 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
Good afternoon. I built my sorting machine, but my obstacle sensors pick up 1 out of 5 coins at best. Can I see your sketch?
Now you just need to make a conveyor to take all the coins from the bottom and load them back into the top... that way you'll have infinite money! ^_^
Excellent project 👍
Sono a dir poco impressionato. Veramente bella. Rimarreri tutto il giorno a guardarla.
OMG!!!! Daniele the best!!!!!! But.... how extract coin from machine??? Need another cover inside imho
Oltre all'intelligenza e le capacità vedo delle ottime riprese, le prenderò come spunto per i miei tutorial ,complimenti Daniele
Mi fa molto piacere, grazie 😜👍
Is it a sorting machine for impossible coins?
Or maybe an impossible machine for sorting coins?
Or maybe a machine for impossible coin sorting?
The impossibilities are endless!
questa sorting machine è una eclissi totale per tutti gli altri video dello stesso tipo, veramente un gran lavoro :-)
Fantastic project. I would like to rebuild it. Are there any plans?
Greetings from Bavaria.
I don't understand. Why do you need those curvy tracks for coins? You could just put coin cells beneath sorter.
Very nice! What kind of laser cutter do you use?
This is awesome. When time is not an issue...
Che dire....qui non c'è da dormire neanche la notte. L'ho visto fino alla fine non tanto per il risultato che da te già si sa ma effettivamente come già detto il lavoro che c'è dietro. Tanto di cappello. P.S. il video l'ho girato a Elon Musk 😁😊
Well produced video. Amazing craftsmanship and creativity!
da brevettare subito anzi prima di subito, complimenti sempre oggetti interessanti, che stupiscono, come la tua bravura
What’s with the convoluted rails everywhere, is it just for visual interest to watch it, as all the sorting is done straight at the top very simply
It will either last a week or the grandkids will marvel at paps's genius !
If you have young children they will sort your change( coins) out for you,make no mistakes! It won't be your change anymore but it will be sorted😁
Watching my friend full support❤👋👍
За труды великие, конечно жырный плюс, но штука - детская игрушка - нет контроля веса монет, соответственно нет защиты от подделок в размер...
What is an impossible coin and why would you need to sort them?
Un bello lavoro.Greetings from Toronto .
Ammazza! gran bel lavoro davvero, non è un lavoretto da fare in un pomeriggio questo!!
no, neanche in qualche giorno 😣
Could I purchase one of these off of you? If so , Can you build me a Canadian one? FOr Dimes that is 0.10 Cents Nickels 0.05 Quarters 0.25 cents Loonies $1, and Twoonies $2.00 coin.
Хорошо ещё подсчитывать количество монет каждого достоинства)
Favoloso! Bellissima la discesa delle monete a layer sovrapposti! Sempre una grande fonte di ispirazione!
Very cool.
Question: Looks like a .50 Euro piece is bigger than a 1 Euro piece so that's sorted out first (which makes sense), but at the bottom, does it sort them 2 Euro, 1 Euro, .50 Euro?
At 16:25 you can see it is the case, it is sorted by value at the bottom, same thing happens with the 0.05€ and 0.1€
Nice! It can count. It can sort. But it can not determine whether it is a real coin or fraud. Love it! But.. V4?
Really nice project. But that one coin stuck inside at 16:08 triggers my OCD.
It's a trap. To take out the coins, one has to unscrew the bottom acrylic. 😁
Un mostro 😱😱😱 di bravura. La macchina per stampare i soldi non l'hai invetatata ancora 😁😁😁?
Un lavoraccio per un risultato da capogiro. Immagino le notti insonni a progettare, la ricerca dei materiali, la previsione del risultato. Se non fosse così.....verrei a scassarti tutte le macchine per la gigantesca invidia che mi susciteresti fino a soffocarmi. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Comunque sia, un bell'oggetto....i miei complimenti (mannaggia) 😂😂😂
Ti ringrazio, ma ci penso già io a scassare le macchine quando non lavorano come si deve 😂comunque un' aiuto mi farebbe comodo
Great job. Now make one that sorts by DATE.
I hate to say this...because it's a beautiful piece....but I believe you have the coins falling in the wrong position. The smaller coins are at the far left, but they fall down the bottom most slide. Whereas the larger coins fall down the upper most slide. Why this makes a difference is that the smaller coins get lost behind 3 sets of blocking slides...in other words, it's difficult to see the smaller, faster moving coins when they are behind all the other slides. The larger coins would be easy to see, and follow, because you'd be able to see them behind all those other slides. The smaller coins, not so much.
11:20 classic example of how to make things complicated. BTW love your video.
Now you need a way to remove 1 roll worth of each coin. Maybe each collector compartment could have a boot sized for a roll worth of coins you could use to transfer the coins to paper rolls.
is the middle part even necessary to sort coins? it is interesting tho
very satisfying to watch and am sure it's even more when building.
Why the whoopdydoo when it looks like they're immediately sorted by size at the top?
Why does the display use both "=" and ":"?
IMO it'd look better if it consistently used a colon.
E.g.
Euros: 0.00
Count: 0
Even with words, this video was fun to watch. Thank you.
Это просто шедевр , автор очень креативный человек . Я ваш кумир )
Происходит разделение монет в зависимости от их диаметра.
Вначале не понял, показалось что стоят датчики с толкателями.
Электронный блок считает количество монет по позициям.
Sei sempre fonte di ispirazione. È un piacere vedere costruire cose tanto elaborate
Ouch! My eyes are hurting from the fade through black transitions. Please use them sparingly. Otherwise use cuts or dissolves.
Meticulous work, and a joy to watch!
bestiale, pensa averlo progettato, realizzato e montato il video, se non è passione questa... mi sarei fermato già all'idea
la passione, nel' essere umano è il motore di qualsiasi cosa 😂 comunque alla fine mi sono tolto una gambe e mi sono preso a calci nel sedere per aver ideato questa cosa...la volevo chiamare la machina delle madonne.
Всё понравилось, кроме каналов распределения монет в виде червяков...
И как доставать монеты, я не понял.
amazing video ! Really nice the copyright in the background I like it ! (it could be even more visible)