GALACTOPS // Air Powered Spinning Tops
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Check out my rapid prototyping process that allowed me to perfect my air-powered spinning tops in a matter of days!
Models and files available at www.devinmonte...
Or from Shapeways here : goo.gl/VUNuew
Free Sculptor download : goo.gl/G7lHUU
filaments from rigid.ink/
Put a spinning top inside a chamber filled with smoke to see the vortex it makes when it spins. I suspect that the results will be cool.
hmm interesting idea if i can get it to work!
Also you can vape and blow the vape through the straw
X_Trust you sound like the coolest science nerd ever
Christian Wang just no
Christian Wang that’s a horrible idea
You should send one or more of these to Tim Rowett at the Grand Illusions channel. He loves spinning tops and collects them.
I actually tried, but haven't gotten a response :\
SonOfFurzehatt he actually does
Make Anything
Bit late, but Tim doesn’t actually have any internet or even a telephone, sorry
@@ataphelicopter5734 then how does ge uplaod his youtuve episodes or run his website? Lol wut tg u talking about
You are seriously talented, the thought and theory just to design this is incredible
thanks, I wasn't sure I could pull it off!
melde ein Patent an! I dont know how to say it in english
Dude these are the coolest things EVER!! I don't have a 3d printer, but I want one of these galaxtops SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!
Your Llama same
7:35 I do care and you can't say i dont
I do as well. I enjoy following along with his creative process.
Julian Liechty same
Dude, I should say that if you got inspiration just from scratch you're a friggin Genius! In fact, what you made is exactly the way some turbines and turbocompressors work.
You're a smart guy and I really admire you. Keep it up! Thanks for sharing your genius with us
1. Make a patent out of it
2. sell it to Chinese and they'll make a mass production out of it.
3.???
4. Profit
Hanif Muhammad
1. I can't patent something that has been shown publicly
2. the Chinese don't care about patents anyways
3. ????
4. Dang
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel that's too bad, maybe you could be toy designer? Or something
Hanif Muhammad I think you meant manufacture it in China. Not sell it to the Chinese.
I would love to buy one of these cheap toys in some small kiosk
@@make.anything what if you/a partner company slaps some IP on them? Maybe Chinese companies don't care about copyright either, but that could be the next Beyblade
Best project yet! Thanks for sharing it! The iterative process made this a very interesting watch.
Cheers!
AIR POWERED BEY BLADES!
Bell Duran you mean "blow" blades right? lolol
Ryan not Brian
ayy
bruh
THIS IS THE NEW GENERATION!
MAXIMUM GARUDA
The fast forward with the printer is really satisfying!!
ooo i really liked the small fan ones on the balls. just really nice and simple.
And there’s no tip that wears out like on the others!
How are you so smart, the physics theory behind this "simple looking toy" is incredible and people may think that it's just a spinning top but the research and physics that went into this design is incredible and you should definitely get more recognition for this, well done man
I love this project, you need to patent the idea. ALSO, I should gmax-size this thing!
yes.. yes you should! .. as far as patenting, I'm pretty sure now that it's public that isn't an option. Anyways, sharing forces me to continue coming up with new ideas!
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel You're SUCH a maker, I love it!
3D Printing Nerd ya
Galactop + Leaf Blower = Beyblade
Edit: The amount of likes this comment has is crazy. :)
beyblade beyblade let it rip beyblade beyblade let rip
adding a leaf blower would launch it into orbit
Riley downs
you'd probably be better off with an air compressor.
Agreed
if these existed when i was young i would've played with them til i was light headed, there is some serious potential with this invention, great work!
I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm
The marble tops look cool, and it doesn't wear out! Cool idea!
Hello Mr. Flip Flops, will you upload an out-takes where the tops did go out of control and flying everywhere? for science?
perhaps in my update on this project!
Wow! Marvellous, gorgeous. So high tech but so simple. Mind blowing!
I can't stop thinking about the possible applications for this.
What you've manufactured is also known as a centrifugal turbine, an what's so cool too is that your designs, at least aesthetically speaking, kinda converged towards professional turbines like what you'd find in an automotive turbocharger. Very well done!
Your videos are my guilty pleasures, honestly 👏
AYO BROO I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS YEARS AGO!!!!
Thats so cool, you can increase the time that the spinning top remains rotating by adding some holes around the circunference and then adding the steel balls, but it will also become harder to start spinning, but will spin for a longer time, by that you increase the momentum of the spinning top.
Also you can make them whistle
the pink one (the one that's just a marble and one printed piece) is so cool looking
Really cool project!
I just printed two of these. They're a hoot. They should be fun for the kids to play with.
That filiment being place was satisfying
i really wish i was this amazing and smart!!!!!! and is it weird your voice is super satisfying to me lol 😂😂😄
tho is a very genius use of 3D printing, your mind is truly amazing and exploratieb. you have earn yourselves a trusted subscriber
I am addicted to your channel ! Love the videos :)
Youre getting big man, cause you have just earned a bunch of people's attention
Now that's not only a cool little item, but also a very interesting design process you showed. Loved the variations you experimented on and changed as you went! Might try printing one of these once I get my printer calibrated and running properly. Congrats!
Very nice project. Keep us posted if you keep on experimenting.
this is so cool. i want a 3d printer or pen for christmas
Proud to be a Ravenclaw
The pens are a ripoff... my friend has one and it's extremely hard to use. I recommend a 3D printer, or using one at a school or local library :)
I agree. The pens are pretty much just for making "art". I wouldn't get your hopes up making anything useful with it.
Also, it takes HOURS to make something with a 3d print pen.
MatthiasChristiaens you mean printer
superb!!!👍👍👍 simply you invented it with your hard work...
I know you're into 3D printing, but you should do a lost wax cast of one of these and make an aluminum or brass one. That'd be cool. And a pain in the ass..
Tommy Ohlrich It would be a pain in the ass but still possible, what would be impossible is spinning an aluminum or brass top that size using nothing but the power of your lungs
your channel is so good, you put effort in it i can see your passion in your videos, you deserve way more credit than those clickbait channels that have not effort in their videos
i don't even know what any of this means but i love you devin
This is sooooo cool!
Kevin you are amazingly creative
I meant to say Devin you are amazingly creative
These are really cool and sleek!
THIS IS SO COOL thanks man for being so amazing😀👍
I really like the ball bearing top... it would be good if you could incorporate the bearing into the GalacTop, so that the point won't wear... the bearing would be snapped into the bottom as the pivot...
you should produce these and sell them they look like an AWSOME stocking stuffer
Very impressive! One thing you might try is adding a spiral pattern in the straw. Lots of interesting variations with that.
I think the one with the metal sphere is the coolest.
This is so freaking awesome! I really really really want a 3D printer! subbing!
Plus it makes u light headed...... always fun!
Imagine if both people had those air pushing devices and can direct where their tops go!!!
It would be cool to actually compete with tops!!
Nice use of the engineering design proses.
This is the next generation of bay blades
I made a galctop with my 3d pen because I don't have a 3d printer and it turned out really well.
Put a patent on the design so no one can legally sell it.
remake it and sell it i mean
reskr this already exists, in fact, I have an old game at my house that has these spinning tops.
I built one in abs and they are awesome!!!
Your intro is also amazing
Blow battles of who can blow the fastest and hardest. Innuendo not intended.
This was uploaded on my birthday :D
This would be awesome to make into a battle game for kids!
What a great episode Devin keep up the great videos 1
this is one of the best videos ive ever seen wait one of the best i mean the best video ive ever dseen!!!!
Wistleing galactops would be cool.
You should sell these. Like 3-5$ a piece. I dunno how much they cost, but I imagine about 2$ and a bunch of hours each.
It's the 'bunch of hours' that's the problem! But I'm selling them now on etsy. You'll see in the video I'm posting today :)
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel yea Im clueless when it comes to 3d printers so the price was an unqualified guess
Good One Devin!
Cool stuff, kid! Thanks for sharing.
These are so good. I think flying saucer
it also demonstrates that an object in motion stays in motion until acted upon by an outside force.
Oh my god man! Do you know what did you invented? The perfect rotor blade for a drone quadrocopter! If you reverse the blades and put an axle you 've got your self a powerful, quiet, extra gyroscopic propulsion system! Can you see in solidworks if it works that way?
I really like the marble ones
you should make one that instead of spinning it with breath or compressed air it uses a zip chord or a string and flies like a flying saucer! maybe using a regular galactop design with something like the marble tops enlarged and fitted around the outside
Dude, you're a very cool dude.
Now I have an idea for what I want to 3D print when I get mine
nice work and very funny and rich idea i loved it
This is a very very interesting use of The 3d printing man! Great job
These are so cool
It was a fun ride..!
I really enjoyed that, fantastic video and designs! These things look amazing :D.
you could market these as bey blades for amputees
You deserve way more subs
*LEMMEH BUY IT!*
I love your channel!
If you design a venturi based straw, you can achieve an amazing airflow without the need of a compressor.
Galactictop + air blow drier = unlimited fun
You'll be a beyblade master in no time
Its a very good idea!! you are a really good modeler (you can make really good models!!) 👍👍😁😃
You have created the next Beyblades!
With those first few, very propeller like models I thought of something! What about a game, similar to beyblades, where competitors design and print their own custom tops, which are then pitted together, to see which breaks, or is ejected from the arena first!
this is the new plastic saga beyblade
You rock, man! You're gonna go really far! Ever consider turbine engineering?
I like how you took the time to document how you took a lot of prototypes, learned from them, and used the magic of 3D printing to rapidly improve. This one will be awesomely inspirational for the youth. It sure inspired me! Subbed!
Making the tip a small metal ball would make them even better. the tip wouldn't wear down nearly as fast when trying crazy stuff like the air compressor.
This is so interesting! I love this Videos! It's really entertaining
Awesome video!!
Try attaching magnets to it and spin them on a copper plate, they'll spin much slower and stop soon but they might be able to LEVITATE!
Consider a copper bowl rather than a plate and get some info on electromagnetic levitation
It took me few days, but i figured out why i had feeling that i saw you before
You look like this guy from PrimitiveTechnology :D
Dude thats so cool
Nice video man.
Put these on a air hockey table (with more holes) that blows from below.
You should put saw blades on the edges and see what it could cut
Jacob Ferguson "what could go wrong?"
Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel nothing could ever go wrong!
OR MAYBE SPLICING EVERYTHING IN HALF
He did lol
gunna send this to my engineering teacher we are going over design process
awesome man keep up the great work! love homemade projects!