What happens when you put Tourbillons into an Aircraft?
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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The Aeria Mechanica is a mechanical sculpture crafted by my combined passion for watch movements and aeronautics. This project started with the intention of building a double tourbillon system coupled with a differential mechanism.
The design was inspired by the Avenger's quinjet (from the scene of cap vs. quinjet) and the mind-blowing Ulysse Nardin Freak-S watch. I wanted the tourbillons to represent a prominent feature within a system, and the Jet turbine seems perfect since a Tourbillon literally means "whirlwind" in French.
The twin Tourbillons are driven by a single mainspring through a differential mechanism located at the core of the structure. The differential is a vital component in the system to allow dynamic power delivery to each Tourbillon due to different rates of operation.
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This is the most amazing design I've seen.. The amount of work put into making it is insane..
If your printer is made in china
Wow, that's absolutely awesome! I'm surprised, that it is possible to make such sophisticated precise mechanism with 3D printer!
Looks like the ship's design, in general outline, was based on that of the Phantom Cruiser, from the 1960s Hanna-Barbera Saturday morning cartoon, "Space Ghost" Pretty cool.
I am beyond stunned at how detailed it all is!
An incredible amount of work. Great job. love the use if multiple mechanical principles.
Love clock kinetic sculptures like this. What a time to be alive when every human being can print such things shared by another human being at home or at local 3D printing store!
Also I am curious, is audio at 4:35 generated?
3d printers aren't free, run on a lot of electricity, and require a degree of technical knowledge. They aren't for everybody...
... yet.
@@patrickfrost9405 don't be talking down on user friendly progress, though. 3d printers are pretty accessible now. Anyone experienced enough in the mechanics, artwork, and physical capabilities of something like this wouldn't have an issue having 3d modeling be a secondary timesink.
The possibilities allowed when you take your paper knowledge and demonstrate it through a physical medium are boundless! My father is 45 years old and recently picked up his own printer, and he's a tax accountant. Don't think he is printing out IRS docs lmao.
would be cool to see your design procesd for these mechanisms
You could repurpose the mechanics and with some design adjustments and make a helicopter too! Fantastic design. I know you’ve got 99% 3D printed parts thing, but have you tried metal springs to get longer play time? You can coil them yourself. It’d be cool to get a 30 min run.
Thats incredible. With a few tweaks it could be a functional boat or submarine with working dive planes and propellors.
very impressive design
Amazing Design 👍
Very clever using a differential.
Yeah this is definitely the craziest thing I've seen 3D printed. Way to go! Keep up the good work
I like how this guy knows everything about lego building.
How did you design differential gears? I work in Fusion360 and it would be a pain there. The frame is verry impressive, I hope I'll learn how to design such skeletonized frames with arbitrary angles, so far my designs are mostly orthogonal =)
I'm using Unigraphics NX and the gears are generated using a GRIP function. Bevel gears are still a pain to work with since they require some surface modelling. There is a gear generator tool in fusion 360 and you can try using it.
If you want to add more angles to your designs, try subtracting parts of your model with angled cross sections from multiple directions (for example x-y and x-z plane). Imagine you are a sculptor removing bits of material from your model to form those angles🙂. I think it's slightly easier to create and visualise the multi faceted look compared to freeform or parametric modelling.
Awesome looking design, cant wait to build it!
Beautiful creation.
thats some great work. You should try something with two-stage mechanical oscillator technology.
I have no idea that such a cool concept exists and thanks a lot for sharing! Now I'm really eager to explore it.
That creation is beautiful!!
I think that with just a bit of interesting gear work you could get a vertical stabilizer in the back that moves back and forth.
1:45 issa helicopter!
Absolutely stunning
THe music reminds me of every commercial for really fancy products (cars, watches, etc) they try to sell to poorer people to make them feel rich. I like it!
Wow.. it's beautiful 😊
I'd want this in stainless steel and brass
Beautiful. at first I wondered "why an airplane?", but seeing and understanding how it transmitted power from the base, through a differential (!!!) to both sides. Amazing and inspiring art.
Bro pls keep uploading many of these shorts these are amazing
Out of this world design. You should be getting a Red Dot award or something
Awesome. This would be absolutely epic if done with a mech like a bipedal Mechwarrior model and have it walk
It looks amazing! Like a clockwork drone!
Wish I could be this next level genius.
The differential is the first thing I spotted, you don’t have to worry about different speeds, a failure is no problem, you can interact and play with what ever you want, it’s a real nice addition.
I wonder, is it possible to design a fast enough tourbillon to allow for flight? Even if just for a few minutes?
Oh man that's mesmerizing
You gotta make a 1 hr longplay
That is amazing. Engineering as an art form. great description of the drive mechanics too.
Nothing happens when you put em in a plane shaped frame.. except for a cool looking clock 🙂 but that's all it is a cool looking plastic clock.
Absolutely awesome! I have no words, heavily tempted to print it!
considering how this guy manages to create such complex mechanisms, it is surprising how he didn't figure out to leave links in the description
Whoa… steampunk style mechanical gadgets running off clockwork springs
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant.
This looks beautiful
This was the most illuminating demonstration of how a differential works I've ever seen and I did not expect to see that here xD
Freaking amazing!!
Two simplified watch movements and a chain of gears. Looks cool.
This looks incredible!
I can honestly say that I have now seen 3d printed non-electric clockwork.
Fascinating work (both in clockwork design & 3D print planning).
Also, the music at the [2:00] minute mark is spot on.
Anyone else miss them
Beautiful.
Awesome! Thank you!
That is gorgeous, very well done.
Absolutely amazing!
This is incredible
凄すぎます...😮😮
NICE idea‼︎
So sick!! Very well done dude
Steam Punk Batman would be proud of this model version of his new jet.
Very, very nice 👍🏻 Now for V2 we want it to also show the time 😅 Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Thanks! I'll take that into consideration 🙂
WOW! and spring loaded
I didn't even know about tourbillons until watching this, so thanks for sharing.
Nice video!
Sugestion: 3d printed Cuckoo clock
Dude... you need to make a video about yourself and how you got into this. The craft is so insane that i just need to know how you come up and design that stuff
I'm amaze, can you upload more of these videos? If possible could you do a tutorial series?
it's so smooth!
ok that looks amazing
it would be really cool if it was possible to design a functional aircraft powered purely with springs, like something out of a steampunk story.
Wooow , seams like space ghost ship
It's so cool! It's like one of those artifacts from Warframe
Future humans: this is the skeleton of a living jet.
Thank you for explaining it the way you did! I didn't know what a differential was before now, and what an incredible design. I love stuff like this, my printer is working on a basic watch escapement while I write this. I'm also a piano tuner/technician, which is how I initially found your channel. Thanks!
I'll bet Breguet would love seeing his invention used in this way, once he was finished being mind blown over the plane in the first place
Reminds me of the Space Ghost Spacecraft.
Flying clock? Shut up and take my money! 🤣
Jeezus! That's just unreal! That's really using a 3d printer to the extreme! Awesome work mate 👍
I know it's a demo but can you make it spin a propeller long term that would be amazing and possibly even useful.
That's so beautiful. It isn't very practical though. The guns are not spinning quickly enough and the two large tourbillons are also beautiful but very unnecessary. I give this an A for aesthetics, and a ??? for the engineering.
As an aerospace engineering student, I want that!
Quite a sight to behold
Never have I ever seen intricacy on this level before. Great job!
Beautiful work! Wha did you design in? Fusion?
I was hungry when I watched this so I misread it as "Toblerones"
I was expecting it to put them an actual flying construction, not just something that's shaped like one.
That is seriously amazing, man! I’ve always been fascinated by tourbillon mechanisms, but watches which have them are not really accessible to the common man, so experiencing them working in person is usually a rather expensive affair. The closest I’ve ever gotten to it is the super cheap mechanical watch I have which has the balance wheel exposed so you can see it tick (but it’s just a regular balance wheel; not a tourbillon). I do hope that someday, I might be able to own a watch which has one of these in it, but that dream is nearly impossible to achieve unless I win the lottery or something.
if you really want an affordable tourbillon, Sugess sells tourbillon watches for a relatively decent price at ~580 USD at the cheapest.
granted they're made in china with seagull movements and are apparently quite fragile
Could you add few more degrees of freedom for at least pitch and roll? It will look like the plane is flying. Right now it looks a bit static. But still really nice piece of machinery.
This is terribl--
y good
That's pretty cool. I was curious why you used the spider gear instead of a jack shaft but you answered that nicely. Y'all have a badass day 🤘🍻🤘
Bro you gotta make a wall clock that has enlarged internals of a watch
Wow… Its like i’m glancing into humanity’s future when i look at that. That little gearship is amazing!
I don't know what this is, and I don't understand what I'm looking at.
But I love clockwork stuff, so this is cool
thats is amazing, im speech less
fantastic work but why didnt you add in a sync trip key or somesuch so you could start both sides simultaneously? i mean with as symmetrical as it is thats kind of a no-brainer y/n?
If you’re not a watch maker you either SHOULD BE or you have someone close that is. If this was scaled down to a wrist watch you’d bring THOUSANDS for it.
One thing to say. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR WORK. I recently discovered some of the marvels of clockwork thanks to the story of John Harrison (from Dava Sobel Longitude book) and I was wondering if it was possible to make such a mechanism with printed parts. I already know that it may be doable with laser-cut plywood for short working time (I got a kit from Ugears for cristmas, it's a globe that rotates, with the space shuttle rotating faster around it, all powered through a rubber-band spring powering the system with a working escapment, just the working wooden planetary gearbox impressed me itself).
Once again, thanks a lot for sharing your works, about the axles, I would say that they may be found in art material stores or model airplane stores, and the combination of a 2mm outer diameter brass tube (supposed 1mm thick) with a 1.2mm piano wire (steel axle) gives a nice and snug pivot
This is absolutely beautiful
Could you make and sell these pre-assembled for some of us who love your work but lack the skills?
I would love to see this in a video game.
Can you make walking robot with gears? ⚙️
I don't know what took more effort the intrinsic structure or modeling all those gears
Cause gear modeling takes a lot of calculating of dimensions
Awesome work Buddy 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks Ariel!!!! 🤩
Can you try Antikythera mechanism?
You 3D printers need to use the plastic parts as blanks, to 3D print ceramic molds with. Then, have your machine combine and melt metal powders, or scraps, and pour into the molds.
Finally, use the machine to pick up the part, and mill and polish it to a more complete look....
Repeat for each part, and you'd have a metal version of this.