I actually waited to see if you were going to show how the piston seal pulls back the piston when the brake is released and see if you were going to animate that correctly. I was actually impressed...good work, good vid.
Hello Bartosz......... gr8 video..... which software u had use.......In Pro E, I can/might have use 3D contact with friction characteristics for brake pads...... But i wonder how u had simulated the brake oil sooo perfectly........ can that thing is achievable in Creo/ Pro E.... Thanks.....
11 nov 2019 11:40 am est:thanks 11 nov 2019 12:4 pm est: 0:29 if inner-right-piston push stronger than inner-left-piston then brake-disc maybe bent. so maybe 1-piston-brake-caliper less likely bend brake-disc...
I'm going to get trolled. If you have no understanding of or respect for what I'm saying here. The animation is (soi-meme) consummate, but conveys only the momentary aerodynamic event of disc-brake contact. What I was looking for, as a student learning car repair for the first time (while living in a major city where mass transit is a better everyday call than owning a car, so I do the former and not the latter while planning a different lifestyle in future), was a portrayal of how a disc brake responds to the transmission of a driver's pressure to the brake pedal: the life-cycle of the entire communication. In and of itself, how does this video differ from Dire Straits' "Money For Nothing" (which also at least pars Daft Punk)? Compare it to this: ruclips.net/video/6BCgl2uumlI/видео.html
I actually waited to see if you were going to show how the piston seal pulls back the piston when the brake is released and see if you were going to animate that correctly. I was actually impressed...good work, good vid.
Nice. I liked the detail of the seal pulling the pistons back. I don't think most people realize that is happening.
Mark Edwards
This was more helpful than any other videos I've watched! Thanks!
Exactly, it is the piston seal(s) that pulls the piston back into the caliper when the foot is off the brake.
I like your video. It is not a rocket science but his presentation is really very nice.
NICE
best disc brake animation in u tube! nice mate
daft punk Tron legacy music???? random as hell but kinda cool
Tks for the upload, we have learned something new from you..
Keep uploading more videos.
God bless Team - Bartosz Ćwiok
Hello Bartosz......... gr8 video..... which software u had use.......In Pro E, I can/might have use 3D contact with friction characteristics for brake pads...... But i wonder how u had simulated the brake oil sooo perfectly........ can that thing is achievable in Creo/ Pro E.... Thanks.....
nice 3d
that is awesome automation
Please do video on ABS brake as well
good job
THIS VIDEO WAS SICK ! ! !
how to explain to a normal guy how disk pads work ?
i'ts only a question of 55 secondss !
I find it weird that Daft Punk is playing in the back round.
Amazing
i like it
can someone explain whats happening in the video step by step
Kick ass tune
It isn't exactly rocket science, you know. :P This is a good demonstration though.
that's a two piston brake right?
good understanding about working
How can you make a transparent object after you render it?
good
song name pls???
Music, song?
11 nov 2019 11:40 am est:thanks
11 nov 2019 12:4 pm est: 0:29 if inner-right-piston push stronger than inner-left-piston then brake-disc maybe bent. so maybe 1-piston-brake-caliper less likely bend brake-disc...
I like the video in 3 dimensions. Its very informative for newbees .
For more animated video you can visit "theautopartsshop" channeal
I'm going to get trolled. If you have no understanding of or respect for what I'm saying here. The animation is (soi-meme) consummate, but conveys only the momentary aerodynamic event of disc-brake contact. What I was looking for, as a student learning car repair for the first time (while living in a major city where mass transit is a better everyday call than owning a car, so I do the former and not the latter while planning a different lifestyle in future), was a portrayal of how a disc brake responds to the transmission of a driver's pressure to the brake pedal: the life-cycle of the entire communication. In and of itself, how does this video differ from Dire Straits' "Money For Nothing" (which also at least pars Daft Punk)? Compare it to this: ruclips.net/video/6BCgl2uumlI/видео.html
i thaugt its gona break haha