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172,551 Views • Apr 26, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
In this video, we invent and build a completely mechanical device that monitors the temperature of a beverage and rings a bell when it's ready to drink.
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Views : 172,551
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Apr 26, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.94 (141/9,253 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-16T16:16:24.895503Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Fantastic is all that needs to said
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You can mount the bell using a sort of cushion so it will have a prolongated song and not just ding
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Looks nice, Im a clock repairman and whenever bells are mounted they are fitted with felt washers on the top and bottom where they mount. This prevents the dampening of the sound
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If Wallace and Gromit were into machining, this would be their first project!. Lovely project, masterfull cinematography, good narration👌
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Just as a little fun fact, bi-metallic mechanisms are used basically everywhere around us. Most of the time not in the form a strip but in stamped discs that can be made to snap at a temperature with tolerances of less than one degree. Every item in your house that has a heater inside will most likely have a bi metal snap disc, as they are called, in them as safety mechanisms or every simple kettle that switches off when the water is cooking will have between 1-4 of these discs in them. It's actually quite fascinating how they work and how they are manufactured and actually how few companies there are in relation to the billions of discs used all over the world
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So british...
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Proper English eccentricity. A superb and beautifully made piece of silliness.
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I can't express how much I love this.
The amount of energy, time, materials and money spent on this, solely because you couldn't be bothered to use the timer function on your phone, is so out of proportion to the real-world benefit that it has to be a pure labour of love. And I love that.
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This is way over-engineered, yet exactly the type of goofy mechanisms that humans love so much. Perfect. 10/10
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All that build up, and we only saw one demonstration of the finished product, and even then, it wasn’t a live-firing situation, but a test run with just water!
I need to see this a dozen times with real tea!
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Amazing. I had just returned to my computer after filming, my coffee was cold and this video was in my recommended videos. Maybe google does know everything lol. What an incredible gadget, thanks for showing its construction.
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I almost expected Uri Tuchman to come up with something like this. A, sort of, pointless invention that still serves a unique purpose.
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A deceptively simple mechanism with an exceptional amount of thought and work put into it... I love this.
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This is such a lovely piece of engineering and machining. It also demonstrates a physical phenomenon in a memorable and playful way.
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I really like your style of video production. The smooth, calming, and well balanced voicing with the relaxing background music works perfectly witb the upclose camera shots. Wonderful job. I cant believe I'm only just discovering your channel!
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One of the most satisfying parts is the way the ball bearing sinks into the foam after it's rung the bell. Very nice work!
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It's like a Rube Goldberg machine. An over the top elaborately constructed and complex machine designed to accomplish a mundane task.
I absolutely love it! I enjoy fabricating myself and can understand the delight one feels when designing and constructing such a device.
One time I saw a group of engineering students who, just for grins and giggles, constructed a machine with over 20 different operations that took 50 seconds to complete.
The machine was constructed to place a stamp on an envelope. Marvelous!
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This is the best thing I’ve seen on YT in a long time. I’m just starting to learn how to machine, but this transcends my ambitions to learn.
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If you turn the inside of the bell (and a small part of the outside) first and then clamp it internally to do the outside there's no problem with the bell ringing. Did this when I made an about 300 mm "ships bell" in stainless as a wedding gift to friends some years ago. Do be gentle with the pressure internally though, the bell deforms easily but the setup is very stable as long as turning is made towards the chuck..
Sweet little project!
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