Unveiling Mechanical Marvels: Exploring 8 Intriguing Mechanisms and Principles!

Welcome to our channel, where we embark on an exhilarating journey into the world of mechanical engineering! In this captivating video, we dive deep into 8 incredible mechanisms and principles that have reshaped the field. Get ready to be amazed as we unravel the secrets behind these marvels of innovation and precision.
Join us as we explore a diverse range of mechanical principles, each with its unique characteristics and applications. From the intricate Disk Cam Mechanism to the efficient Angular Transmission, and from the versatile Cam and Sine Mechanism to the precise Double Parallelogram Mechanism, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to understand these engineering wonders.
Witness the mesmerizing Drive Mechanism in action, explore the complexities of the Four-Bar Linkage, and marvel at the intricacies of the Gear and Linkage Mechanism. Discover the ingenuity of these mechanisms and principles as we delve into their inner workings and practical applications.
Through detailed explanations, visual demonstrations, and real-world examples, we'll guide you on a captivating journey of discovery. Gain a deep understanding of the principles that drive these remarkable mechanisms and witness their impact on various industries and technological advancements.
Hit the play button now and immerse yourself in the world of Mechanical Marvels! Like, comment, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on future episodes, where we continue to unveil awe-inspiring engineering insights!
00:00 Intro
00:12 Disk cam mechanism
00:42 Angular transmission
01:12 Cam and sine mechanism
01:41 Disk cam mechanism
02:11 Double parallelogram mechanism
02:42 Drive mechanism
03:11 Four bar linkage
03:42 Gear and linkage mechanism
And this isn't all. Subscribe for more videos. Enjoy....:))
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Tambah ilmu yang orang jarang tahu ilmu mekanika.

[@montigobear]

I love this stuff. Reminds me of the analog computers and MK14 days as a young Torpedoman's Mate.

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks ! Keep watching, like, share and subscribe !

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I am a maintenance technician...and I love this video...thanx !

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Know all people, virtually any kind of motion can be achieved with mechanical linkages. It is just a matter of one's ingenuity.

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Random motion?

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@@amzadansari4286 effectively random motion is just a matter of using a chaotic system. A single pendulum makes a clock, a double pendulum makes a new discipline of math.

[@huybo02]

@@amzadansari4286 Brownian motion

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[@WolfShaft]

Thank you too

[@nulliusinverba7487]

Much more than Mechanical. It should include the word ‘Engineering’ because all this It’s so ingenious, and Cool! Thanks.

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks Nullius, keep watching !

[@umangdave1877]

Thanks sirji for knowledge

[@WolfShaft]

Always welcome

[@securityrobot]

The Angular Transmission was very hypnotic.

[@mgccgm4341]

Hi,
Which software did you use?

[@WolfShaft]

Solidworks, keep watching !

[@RGBLEDS]

Really Amazing world of Mechanism.✌️

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks !

[@hydrogen821]

I would lova book with all of them

[@WolfShaft]

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기계역활이 참 대단하십니다

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Восхитительно!

[@WolfShaft]

Спасибо, лайкни и поделись! Продолжай смотреть !

[@reality9580]

0:44 I'm no engineer, but I'm telling you right now, that mechanism is on a quick trip to jam city.

[@ironchicken7240]

well it works with lego

[@penttijakonen3817]

Indeed, looks cool but has no advantages over other types.

[@niter43]

Russian youtuber build it for giggles/to test whether it could actually work at all outside of simulations, and surprisingly it survived a quick test/didn't jam immediately: /watch?v=Xr6W40sy6Tw&t=828 (youtube added shitty policy of removing any comment with links, so that's the best I could do)

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Спасибо большое! за проделанную работу. А можете, писать в каких устройствах применялся данный механизм!?

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[@iarisiliel]

Вот у меня тоже, после просмотра, возникла такая мысль. Большая часть показанных механизмов не понятна как применяется.

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[@WolfShaft]

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[@energem133]

For the Double Parallelogram Mechanism to work, both the top pivot and bottom pivots would need to be synchronized and rotated exactly by the correct number of degrees each way, to maintain linear movement of the bottom parallelogram edge. Is that correct?

[@WolfShaft]

You're right !

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Nice one.

[@WolfShaft]

Thank you! Cheers!

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This is truly Mechanical Principles 01

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@02:12
The Flossing kid watched this , and thought I wanna dance

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I have gained the knowledge of the Force itself

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Thanks

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Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante

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[@Dannrar]

Amigo, una pregunta: ¿qué software usas para animar tus diseños?

[@WolfShaft]

SolidWorks

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Wow truly amazing...!

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks, Like , Share and Subscribe !

[@khj5582]

It would be nice with some explanatory graphics in the video about what's going on.

[@dwh3276]

Didn’t know what was going on and having explanation graphics or audio should have helped. Thus I only watched so much.

[@montigobear]

It's all there for you to study and see. If you need words, it's beyond you.

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[@WolfShaft]

Du hast recht ! Mögen und teilen !

[@charlesbatcrow]

Que software é usado pra essas simulações.

[@WolfShaft]

Solid Works , keep watching !

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Hello, Beautiful videos , thanks!

[@WolfShaft]

Glad you like them!

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Hi mister Wolfshaft, I am amateur modeller, and I have small mechanical problem - i need a solution. Do you know any talented - and not too expensive :-) mechanical designer ?

[@WolfShaft]

No, sorry, Keep watching !

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2:13 backpack boy mechanism

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Good job, so much effort. Well done!

[@WolfShaft]

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@@WolfShaft but how to design these mechanisms?how to determine dimensions

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Obrigado, continue assistindo!

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But I can't find it anywhere

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Hi ! thanks for your comment ! Like , share and subscribe ! ( the song is: Through The Crystal - Jeremy Blake) :))

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Hanzhen harmonic gear , industrial robot arm gear reducer

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This is very satisfying

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[@yolgenmendoza8372]

En este canal podemos conseguir el plano de los mecanismos, como practica para estudiantes??

[@WolfShaft]

No tengo los planos de mecanismos. Sigue mirando !

[@oneeyecapture6791]

Good job

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks !

[@Ben83597]

It would be nice to see what practical applications these movements can be used for.

[@iiiDartsiii]

that's up to the viewer to figure out, these are just random mechanisms and have no purpose on their own.

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Excellent

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks Luis ! Keep watching !

[@Abhay_sng]

How did you make this type of video ?
I mean through which application you design all these things . Please tell

[@WolfShaft]

Videos are made in SolidWorks, like, share and subscribe !

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Because of comparatively lowered preferred branch updating become difficult.

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Beautiful

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i have gained the knowledge of mechanical principles 01

[@WolfShaft]

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[@AlexandrVoinov]

А в какой программе моделировались?

[@WolfShaft]

Solidworks, like , share and subscribe !

[@champ7201]

i have learned solidworks command and made few projects now i will try these mechanisms
would learning solid works be fruitful or not
i don't know any firm that provide jobs to solidworks professionals
can you tell about the career opportunities after learning these softwares

[@WolfShaft]

Solidworks should only be considered a tool, no one will hire someone just because they know a certain software. Thanks for your comment, stay tuned !

[@champ7201]

@@WolfShaft where these softwares are used

[@user-mm6lu5nm9c]

What program you use for create mechanical parts? Thanks.

[@WolfShaft]

The software is Solid Works .

[@user-mm6lu5nm9c]

@@WolfShaft Thank You for reply and Best Regards !

[@CIorox_BIeach]

Blender works OK. It's more of an artsy farty program, but it's free and can be used to create perfectly good and functional mechanical components.

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Isn't solid works used for actual engineering?

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@@mopsbackupaccount5128mechanical engineers use a LOT

[@joaotexpr]

Bela postagem, mas qual a razão do zero à esquerda? (01)

[@WolfShaft]

É o primeiro vídeo sobre princípios mecânicos, 02, 03, ....37 segue

[@75254dlaurence]

these guys have got to make a screensaver, it would be epic

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks

[@simonlawch]

👍

[@denikresna3068]

For the simulation, what application used?

[@WolfShaft]

SolidWorks, like, share and subscribe !

[@mistzy8435]

Only thing I'd say is use less shiny parts

[@onderyuksel1203]

Very nice thanks

[@WolfShaft]

Most welcome

[@ovalwingnut]

They all appear incredibly useful.... face palm.

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks, keep watching !

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I want a parcel drop box that will be accessed by the delivery people that will drop the box will drop into my garage. When the drop box is opened it is empty. Can you think of a design for this system?

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Дуже круто!👍

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Сергей, продолжай смотреть. Будут еще видео.

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Nice video

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks

[@Zainuddin58]

I call it engineering art, awesome

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[@glikar1]

It is art, if not for friction it could be real.

[@loneband302]

It will be fun to try this simulation in Solidworks....

[@WolfShaft]

The simulations are done in SolidWorks!

[@loneband302]

Wow, it would be interesting if i try to do it..

[@neilmchardy9061]

The “drive mechanism is a Whitworth Motion mechanism.

[@peterairey5274]

Whitworth quick return mechanism (or so I was told) - used in shaping and planing machines. It converts rotary motion into a reciprocating linear motion which moves slowly in one direction and faster on the return stroke

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Please use light and relaxing songs more, it will be better in my opinion. Keep making videos please.

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Thanks for imput. Keep watching !

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Muito bom ess video quero apreder atrapalhar com isso ?

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رائع

[@WolfShaft]

شكرا جزيلا !

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good

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Your 4-bar linkage passes through a singularity state

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Can u share drafting documentation of all mechanism s

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[@michaelthompson8251]

cool.
was this done on blender 2.8

[@WolfShaft]

Hi, thanks for your comment ! These were done in SolidWorks. Keep watching, like, share and subscribe !

[@danchenkoviktor]

Ролик красивый, только это для тех, кто изучает ТММ. Спроектировать это и изготовить очень не простое дело

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Muy cierto.

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Beautiful work 👍. What is the music called?

[@WolfShaft]

Through The Crystal - Jeremy Blake

[@julianmartinez-tovar5343]

@@WolfShaft Thank You 👍.

[@kirco2007]

con que programa lo hiciste

[@WolfShaft]

Solidworks, dale me gusta y comparte! Sigue mirando !

[@stevenscalling]

Hey, mit welchem Programm wurden die Modelle erstellt und simuliert?

[@WolfShaft]

Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar ! Ich habe Solidworks verwendet. Liken, teilen und abonnieren!

[@stevenscalling]

@@WolfShaft ah sehr gut. In solidworks kann man auch simulieren? Dachte nur konstruieren

[@WolfShaft]

@@stevenscalling Die Simulationen werden in Solidworks durchgeführt.

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👍🛠

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Good

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks

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👍👍👍👍👊

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks, keep watching !

[@natashamararia8019]

Are all of this mechanism shown in this series on this channel work in reality too? Or is ist jut theory and illision?

[@facundosciamarella2791]

It works in the simulator, in real life some do, but they have to be highly lubricated and are somewhat useless

[@WolfShaft]

You're right ! Keep watching and share !

[@Kafka566]

What a beautiful channel. Thank you 🥲

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks, keep watching !

[@AlexandrVoinov]

in which program is it simulated

[@WolfShaft]

SolidWorks, like , share and subscribe !

[@brianhoefer7148]

2:00 Similar to Ducati Desmodromic valve train.

[@WolfShaft]

You're right, keep watching !🥰🥰🥰

[@MukeshKumar-jw6ji]

👍👍👍👌

[@bamsuth9650]

0:42 these mechanism is replaced by Constant Velocity Joints

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Hi Jerry , you'r right. Like share and subscribe, many interesting videos will come.

[@shameerali1773]

Universal joint?

[@mistzy8435]

Cars still use them in drive shafts, this statement is untrue.