Gear Types, Design Basics, Applications and More - Basics of Gears

Deleting, due to stupid background noise.

you probably have a copyright violation at 47 seconds. radius bevel gear is patented in Russia

Sir software name please

Hi bro

Great video, simple enough to be able to relate to.
Nice work

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omfg stop the backgroud music!!!!!!!!!

Excellent video, I learned a lot! :-)

Can I get a link to the video without the 💩 background music

Less is more gearing force, blade spd fast pump spd slow on boom lift. Danger tree removal.

Are elliptical gears still made?

Thank you !!

i like how they made the subscribe button glow

Hey. The video looks interesting. But I couldn't watch because the noise. The music is irritant. Let me know when you take this noise so I could watch it.

Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍

nice but the background music is way too loud, the voice should be well above the music

The music killed the video.
Could have ee great but was terrible

Great Video❤❤❤

One of the best videos out there on the fundamentals of gears and gearing relative to real applications with the necessary basics clearly explained. Thank you!

Thank's a lot for education video.👍

Music is annoying, it is hard to hear.

wow

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I don’t understand gear teeth shapes. I’ve seen a video or two on it and even done some tests. I think there is a trade-off between strength and friction. Or were the gods kind and gave us a shape that is maximally strong and maximally low in friction. Gods are generally unkind, so you’d want some software slider that adjusts strength-friction.

I love that phys ical gears and electrical magnetic transfotmers have so much in relatiims🎉

Can you stop using AI?

I really enjoyed the video, but the music was a bit too loud. Otherwise, best gear video I've seen so far

Great video!
Some 3D printer extruders (like the Orbiter or Galileo) also use planetary gears!

If you had a spherical ball would it allow better turns? Like a Dyson ball?

Gears

Hello, great! Do you have 3D models to print them?

Background music is WAY too loud. I really enjoyed the content but difficult to focus with the background music.

what on earth is the purpose of the midicrap music

Background soundtrack is annoying, distracting, and
completely unnecessary. It makes it more difficult to
watch and less enjoyable.

The part where you are talking about a high point gear. I can't help but link that to machining on a lathe. Most people think having the tool at center of the part is ideal. It isn't. And being under the centerline would cause the part to climb over the tool. Which I assume would have almost the same effect with this style of gear. I only mention this because in turning on a lathe, you want the tool slightly above center.... "for better wear resistance" on the tool. (And a more consistent cut) Seems a bit coincidental, doesn't it? Almost like one learned off the back of another manufacturing style. 😅

Indeed it's a great slide, waiting for lessons

Great Video. Tnx.

so i hear this voice i thought this is the recap movie

Nice video....

Brother don't put english wording on utube vedios
put it down besides

Well-Done

Keep going 🤗
We need more

Couldn't focus because of music. Turned it off a min into it. Dumb. Just dumb

background music volume too high

Excellent video, educative and on point.The background sound is a bit too loud, louder than your own voice.

lovely my boy

thanks

This video is amazing. If you designed an engineering program, I would buy it.