Whats the use of this? If you wish to rotate axles in a square through a planetary gearing system. one off the top of my head would be, put packing plastic on an axle off each cog and place a forklift palate in the middle, it will evenly wrap the plastic around, while being more compact and consistent then a circular design.
Zappyguy111 There were already non-circular gears in production and use for almost 20 years now, think about the Biopace gear on the bicycles. Same reason DayoftheGreek explained.
@Mikenopolis Not just a Mazda Rotary engine, but also a potential 'Sterling Cycle' motor design as well. Those little beauties are extremely efficient, and this planet-gear concept could theoretically minimise friction losses.
I can see the third gear system being used as some sort of rotary engine because of the expansion and contraction of the individual chambers. Who knows!...
I actually had an application for such unusual gearing systems - I needed a linear speed change for my pump idea... Apart from actual usability, they are very aesthetically pleasing :)
I think it has something to do with maximizing torque at certain parts of the rotation. If the thing you are driving the gears with has more power in a certain part of the stroke, the gears can help to either smooth the output torque or boost it when it is needed.
I might be wrong, so maybe someone else can comment.
As far as I know (I study on University of Technology) non-circular gears are used in pumps and hydraulic motors.
I don't know of any application that uses gears like this to transfer torque. Problem would be wear of teeth. (but I may be wrong, there may be some highly specialized applications)
In normals gear sets number of teeth of two gears must not have any common divider. If there is common divider two teeth from both gears "meet" each other to often which is increasing wear and in result vibration.
@DayoftheGreek No, It just wastes the energy. It looks like its giving power. But this is pointless and thats why we don't see it inside any technology.
@DayoftheGreek This is a response to your comment on non-circular gears. You posted your comment over a year ago so you may have forgotten it.
If it were possible to increase or decrease the output torque with some form of gear configuration it would then be possible to construct a perpetual motion machine. One way would be to arrange them in a circle and use universal joints to connect their drive shafts together. If timed correctly, each one would add torque to the next one, indefinitely.
look man this is youtube you can take it or leave it. it's not like i really care about your thoughts or opinions im not gonna put that much effort into it.
we both know we're only starting shit with one another to keep ourselves amused.
Ahahaha!! You're absolutely correct! I really appreciate honesty like this, its actually refreshing to see someone so keen on what's really going on...fag.
@shinkengatsxa Finally, thoughtful insight about those of us that start trouble on YouTube. Your measured response was both refreshing and informative. Also..you don't know shit about asymmetrical gears so suck it you fuckin' nascar faggot. Best regards. Jim.
Even if it does not have a legitimate use in industry, it shows an engineering skill and manufacturing prowess. Not many people are able to think outside the box these days. Kudos, that is cool as hell!
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I cannot think of any practical use of the planetary arrangement demonstrated here. Also, those gear teeth would jam as soon as a load was applied to the train. Anyhow it look neat.
It might encourage someone to come up with a theory that can enumerate the entire class or proper subsets of such mechanisms. As mini and micro machinery become more commonplace a wide variety of bizarre motions might be employed to transfer energy inside a device.
wow this baby can be used as an internal combustion engine. Its perfect.. got intake, got compression there, a spot that expands for combustion and then decrease in volume for exhaust again.
why do you think that? there are 4 narrow points that could be separated into two combustion cycles. That is right two power strokes per revolution could yield great power. The only thing is in figuring out how to have dependable seals
I have a solar-powered windmill that uses the power of the ocean tides through the moon cycles generating magnetic forces to charge my electric toothbrush.
Whats the use of this? If you wish to rotate axles in a square through a planetary gearing system. one off the top of my head would be, put packing plastic on an axle off each cog and place a forklift palate in the middle, it will evenly wrap the plastic around, while being more compact and consistent then a circular design.
Creaform003 5 days ago
what is the point?
murmashi 1 month ago
made in china...
soverato3 2 months ago
SHOW ! AGORA SÓ TEM QUE DESCOBRI PRA QUE QUI SERVE !!!! heheheheh
spindlerkart 2 months ago
it is cool but why? does this improve anything?
wvadam 3 months ago
mindfuck.
anVlad11 3 months ago 17
but will it pump a fluid?
SpikeZeek 3 months ago
Soo amazing
mcgmark 4 months ago
ради чего?
s8006 4 months ago
my god sesame chicken sounds delicious right now
midinerd 5 months ago 2
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midinerd 5 months ago
lol autocad !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FTW
punkrock4everz 5 months ago
It would be Awsome to buy a set of these unusual gears to put on display at some of the local machinery show,
chuckbear1961 6 months ago
wow a planetary gear. china should have been so mutch ahead in the manufacturing game. what happened to them?
circusboy90210 6 months ago
Brb just going to fetch my chop sticks
at1live 6 months ago
oooh song? :D
utupoe111 7 months ago
Zappyguy111 There were already non-circular gears in production and use for almost 20 years now, think about the Biopace gear on the bicycles. Same reason DayoftheGreek explained.
sterby1 7 months ago
Great DayoftheGreek, you've gone and done it, now there's a practical purpose for these gears.
Zappyguy111 7 months ago
Awesome engineering :)
AX53B60 8 months ago
Is this really cool? Or is this somehow better than circular gears? or both?! >.<
enticed2zeitgeist 8 months ago
masturbating is so much better than building stupid gears
drainocleanser 8 months ago
Where can I find gear cool gears designs like those? ^^
Thanks in advance
flaviolimaj 8 months ago
Very nice, I suspect you have too much time on your hands:-)
TheJimmax 8 months ago
Ummmm...
There are circular gears there.
Sunfadedlovejaded 10 months ago
meh
bonkthetube 10 months ago
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Daghead 10 months ago
Is it possible for a sane person to design these things?
AltRage 10 months ago
What program did u use?
mrr1181 11 months ago
reminds me of how the Mazda Rotatory engine work!
Mikenopolis 1 year ago
@Mikenopolis Not just a Mazda Rotary engine, but also a potential 'Sterling Cycle' motor design as well. Those little beauties are extremely efficient, and this planet-gear concept could theoretically minimise friction losses.
WarzSchoolchild 11 months ago
hey look it's spiro-graph for grown ups!!!
wildstyle666brooke 1 year ago
dam asians..
BlazeDeval 1 year ago
pretty awesome design. lolz, surprised they didnt clean it better tho
IKOLong 1 year ago
you can easily do it for cheaper with rods and ball joints
BRYAWN 1 year ago
fucking geometrics and physics
I wish those fuckers would work for me like that!!
SuperJunkiexl 1 year ago
Beautiful engineering! Simply amazing!
SmoothAndNaughty 1 year ago
Holy-Terrorist:>*=*
Agentoxedo07 1 year ago
tl;dr
But still, looks fantastic.
lestersole 1 year ago
shit's sophisticared
tootiekorps 1 year ago
those are so cool :P
danger2615 1 year ago
trippy
anusmcshitswab 1 year ago
Horray for AutoCAD!!! lol
BennitoJuarez 1 year ago
@BennitoJuarez Holy-Terrorist:>*=* AutoCAD, i knowed very hard price !
Agentoxedo07 1 year ago
dude whats up with the music it freaking annoying
evtom 1 year ago
I'm a mechanic - gears always keep fascinating me, i love them
Furnus105 1 year ago
@Furnus105 Amen Bro, I have recently retired after wrenching for 45 odd years and have to agree,this kind of stuff is fascinating as all getout.
klesmer 1 year ago
you crazy asians and your math...
reap62 1 year ago
what is it?
Pancake6021 1 year ago
@DayoftheGreek: Yah, I agree, perhaps in certain applications there is a cyclical demand on torque. I'm sure it would be a very low-rpm application.
tsaotsaotherebel 1 year ago
cool but why?
starexports99 1 year ago
mad with soliworks?
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
any technical advantage or just artwork?
maydayfire 1 year ago
I want some of those on my bike! :D
nerdykid136 1 year ago
racist music
moneymaker739 1 year ago
@moneymaker739 You're dumb.
richardmaudsley77 1 year ago
@moneymaker739 How the fuck is the music racist?
Neoomegasonic 1 year ago
@Neoomegasonic azn are creative azn zong azn creations - azn videos i happen to be azn
moneymaker739 1 year ago
@moneymaker739 Asians are awesome, lol.
Neoomegasonic 1 year ago
can we get a .eps or .ai file of some of these ?
sifterbox 1 year ago
good music!!!
comodoro1986 1 year ago
whats with the chinky music?
grokker 1 year ago
Guess who's brain just got fucked?
snowman4839 1 year ago 5
i like the music,
coolbrandon92 1 year ago
Mechanical Art! I love it.
Scorpion85629 1 year ago
reminds me of a rotary engine
myskateboard16 1 year ago
These will replace bareings in 2 years :P
NeKoShinn666 1 year ago
0:25 GOOOO AUTO-CAD!
loudoggg29 1 year ago
i love chinese music lol
TheIceychill2 1 year ago
not exactly what i was looking for but real nice to look @, that's real engineering...
MPX4132 1 year ago
Curious...have any stress tests been done on these?
neoreaper99 1 year ago
love the music. what's the name of the song?
erminthon88 1 year ago
Stoners would be amazed by this
TYZL3RD0G 1 year ago
beautiful work, love the thought that has gone into it
karmainds 1 year ago
i like the chinese music in the background
aznprc4lyfe 1 year ago
thats the most cool ass thing ive ever seen involving gears
malogames 1 year ago 2
Would be fantastic clocks
mrmaigo 1 year ago
Would be a fantastic clock...
mrmaigo 1 year ago
Interesting, but what is the practical use?
sanpaco13 1 year ago
@sanpaco13 to make people say "interesting indeed" :D :)
tobyiy 1 year ago
similar principles were used in that crazy rx8 engine, rotary engine somethin or other, no cylinders just two triangular planetary gear thingies
taobmc 1 year ago
what's the name of the song?
CalvinKostov 1 year ago
I can see the third gear system being used as some sort of rotary engine because of the expansion and contraction of the individual chambers. Who knows!...
DrOhcysp 1 year ago
Some people have too much engineering talent!! Lovely :-))
ChuffChuffWoo 1 year ago
very nice
DanFrederiksen 1 year ago
Nice Monitor, LOL
Hot5hots 1 year ago 10
wow that planetary gear is amazing what complicates things even more is the position of the orbiting gears determines the shape of the outside gear
327yellow 1 year ago 2
jeeeeeeeeez that's precision
billyrohnsen 1 year ago
The design of some of those gears and that they work hurt my head...
djbass101 1 year ago
@orlx-Agreed
vTrolLv 1 year ago
Crap music
orlx 1 year ago
I actually had an application for such unusual gearing systems - I needed a linear speed change for my pump idea... Apart from actual usability, they are very aesthetically pleasing :)
Ratysz 2 years ago 2
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Solid works does everything!!!
Knowwon249 2 years ago
it's not the gears but the ratio of spin
8osiris 2 years ago
how can gear systems like this be of greater benefit than regular circular gear systems?
LOLDISNEYLAND 2 years ago
I think it has something to do with maximizing torque at certain parts of the rotation. If the thing you are driving the gears with has more power in a certain part of the stroke, the gears can help to either smooth the output torque or boost it when it is needed.
I might be wrong, so maybe someone else can comment.
DayoftheGreek 2 years ago 29
@DayoftheGreek
As far as I know (I study on University of Technology) non-circular gears are used in pumps and hydraulic motors.
I don't know of any application that uses gears like this to transfer torque. Problem would be wear of teeth. (but I may be wrong, there may be some highly specialized applications)
FlyingSnake110 1 year ago
@DayoftheGreek
Some more info about that wear:
In normals gear sets number of teeth of two gears must not have any common divider. If there is common divider two teeth from both gears "meet" each other to often which is increasing wear and in result vibration.
FlyingSnake110 1 year ago
@DayoftheGreek No, It just wastes the energy. It looks like its giving power. But this is pointless and thats why we don't see it inside any technology.
Urstupidumbass 7 months ago
@DayoftheGreek This is a response to your comment on non-circular gears. You posted your comment over a year ago so you may have forgotten it.
If it were possible to increase or decrease the output torque with some form of gear configuration it would then be possible to construct a perpetual motion machine. One way would be to arrange them in a circle and use universal joints to connect their drive shafts together. If timed correctly, each one would add torque to the next one, indefinitely.
3nasacova 6 months ago
who cares
mstory22 2 years ago
So much awesomeness...
NimbusFilms 2 years ago
Good Engineering of non-circular gears. Well done.
SCIYER 2 years ago 2
Is there an application, or is this just engineering for engineering sake?
COROVICD 2 years ago
Oh. yes... There are applications in Assembly Automation, Indexing operations and Continuous motion machines.
SCIYER 2 years ago
non-circular gear are usually used in flow meters. the ones with the planatary I really dont know.
aarschgezicht 2 years ago
does anyone else want an animated version of 0:45 ?or 1:01?
gnator500 2 years ago
sure
aarschgezicht 2 years ago
you should send me some drawing files with measurements to make some of these on ma comp and machine them out. they look sweet.
santiGTO 2 years ago
two words HOLY SHIT
Nogorn 2 years ago
0:10 alternative Wankel engine? :D
4K4K1K0 2 years ago
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4K4K1K0 2 years ago
whats the point of making non circular planetary gears?
stabilini 2 years ago
stabilini,
The point is a WHOLE NEW LEVEL OF PLANNED FAILURE!!! Isn't it great?
Interesting art but the ear piercing chink twang has to go.
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
fuck off that song is awesome.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago 3
Oh, my bad, I thought the name of that song was, "I like dog soup and cat barbecue." I didn't know it was called, "fuck off."
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
it still tastes better than anything your mother could cook.
anyway enough of your whore mother, the Chinese had gears/ clocks before anyone else. music is totally appropriate.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago
ABSOLUTELY WRONG! ever hear of folks called Sumerians, Imhotep and Egyptians?
AND finally a Chinese copy cat thief who admits to eating cats and dogs- well, at least you are honest.
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
look man why don't you go jerk off a pyramid and leave peoples musical tastes on you tube alone.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago
@shinkengatsxa you go first, I'm still tired from your 200 Kg mom last night.
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
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well if your whore mother could cook she might be able to keep some meat oh her bones.
i have a great recipe for feline fondue if you would like.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago
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SO, you rice ball, slit eye muthufuckus admit to eating cats and dogs now, that's a refreshing change.
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
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i'm actually Irish and German.
tasty animals aren't race exclusive you fucking bigot.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago
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Aryan and inbreed Looser, eh? even worse....
FelchBelcher 2 years ago
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its not inbreeding when im fucking your mom. also tell her she doesnt need to worry about paying me back her blowjobs were well worth it.
/also she told me your were adopted cause your dad is impotent.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago
Seriously, mom and impotent jokes? What -- did your cookie cutter insult collection begin to stagnate in the mid 90's?
liOVERLOADil 2 years ago
look man this is youtube you can take it or leave it. it's not like i really care about your thoughts or opinions im not gonna put that much effort into it.
we both know we're only starting shit with one another to keep ourselves amused.
and on that note...
YOU sir, are a douche.
shinkengatsxa 2 years ago 70
Ahahaha!! You're absolutely correct! I really appreciate honesty like this, its actually refreshing to see someone so keen on what's really going on...fag.
liOVERLOADil 2 years ago 2
@shinkengatsxa Finally, thoughtful insight about those of us that start trouble on YouTube. Your measured response was both refreshing and informative. Also..you don't know shit about asymmetrical gears so suck it you fuckin' nascar faggot. Best regards. Jim.
jamesandrew2000 1 year ago
@jamesandrew2000 i just +1ed your comment
/nascar sucks where did you get that from?
shinkengatsxa 1 year ago
@shinkengatsxa Nothing but a random universal insult. Guaranteed to rankle.
jamesandrew2000 1 year ago
@FelchBelcher u damn fool so what if they eat cat, rat,dog, goat, bear ect what have you accomplished by knowing that
shinkengatsxa not saying that you eat these stuff dude
silverruby1 1 year ago
Lovely!
akilli1453 2 years ago
must be hard to make lol
MacMachineMan 2 years ago
Symmetry, mearsurements, equal divisions etc. not too hard to create a basic one
tickdog2k7 2 years ago
haha im 14
im not that smart yet :P
MacMachineMan 2 years ago
Класс!
Ilyun 2 years ago
Music in the video is "Jasmine" done by the Twelve Girls Band, I believe.
throwawayacct2 2 years ago
Surely you mean; You and I.
snipper1ie 2 years ago
Awsome gears. wanna fix my car?
mission2ridews 2 years ago 2
my buddy needs to align his camshaft too :D
TheOriginalEntz 2 years ago
obviously u have no interest in engineering and such
TheIketastic 2 years ago
right...
soulstarter 2 years ago
who the hell would waste his time posting so pointless comments
soulstarter 2 years ago
I tried flagging this video because it says nothing about the musician.
Alienated29 2 years ago
Faggot
arcticfoxpi 2 years ago
FUCK YOU
Alienated29 2 years ago
Your name really suits you... but isn't enough put into practice!!!
Don't say anything if it's nuts!!!
bibiwanax 2 years ago
NO U
arcticfoxpi 2 years ago
Neat
marcibb 2 years ago
Those last few seem like they have fractal properties.
drift2paul 2 years ago
ace thanks for posting
benccollins 2 years ago
this is cool
Prowler1 2 years ago
very very cool
Cbeaky73 2 years ago
cool looking...no doubt in that...
nebunu1force 2 years ago
A solution waiting for a problem some might say
atleastitsnotcrack 2 years ago 11
@atleastitsnotcrack That's gonna be a really cool problem, though!
benpva16 1 year ago
Spirograph!
Minxcomix 2 years ago 2
for what is it needed ?
HostileLaw 2 years ago
Even if it does not have a legitimate use in industry, it shows an engineering skill and manufacturing prowess. Not many people are able to think outside the box these days. Kudos, that is cool as hell!
caulk04 3 years ago 40
They really are amazing... Some artists could make some wild things with these
vwontheautobahn 2 years ago
@caulk04 this looks like it would be extremely promising as a gear pump
EgadsNo 1 year ago
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I cannot think of any practical use of the planetary arrangement demonstrated here. Also, those gear teeth would jam as soon as a load was applied to the train. Anyhow it look neat.
hootinouts 3 years ago
Thinking for a legitimate application is even harder than engineering these things - very clever though
dibbuck 3 years ago
wow! if even one tooth is not right that whole thing would jam... excellent!
bccritters 3 years ago
nice but like square wheels I have to ask whats the application?
DonHoraldo 3 years ago
I second that... and have the same question in my mind...
fbave 3 years ago
It might encourage someone to come up with a theory that can enumerate the entire class or proper subsets of such mechanisms. As mini and micro machinery become more commonplace a wide variety of bizarre motions might be employed to transfer energy inside a device.
ananiasacts 2 years ago 2
Holy fuck! I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it in motion!
BlindDogFulton 3 years ago
who made this awesome music??
pekepowah 3 years ago
it's amazing but, what those things for? they seemed to be useless.
fancczf 3 years ago
How do you align the little gears and keep them from falling out?
timerider4 3 years ago
wow this baby can be used as an internal combustion engine. Its perfect.. got intake, got compression there, a spot that expands for combustion and then decrease in volume for exhaust again.
Triple88a 3 years ago
You should look into rotary engines.
canarack 3 years ago
yes this is what i had in mind however this is with gears :D
Triple88a 3 years ago
it's not as efficient as a proper wankeI
juniosonga333 2 years ago
why do you think that? there are 4 narrow points that could be separated into two combustion cycles. That is right two power strokes per revolution could yield great power. The only thing is in figuring out how to have dependable seals
Blondets1 2 years ago
OOps there are 7 seperate chambers for 30-50 second type so there would be 14 power cycles.
Blondets1 2 years ago
I have a solar-powered windmill that uses the power of the ocean tides through the moon cycles generating magnetic forces to charge my electric toothbrush.
ralphieboogerbottoms 3 years ago
why dont you just use the free energy of your arm?
bccritters 3 years ago
what is the point?
bballbill6 3 years ago
Im asking myself the very same question when i read your post.
qwasdninja 3 years ago 9
Muy lindo !! ;gracias , desde argentina.
bellinivernon 3 years ago
Is that last gear setup very efficient, or just it just not appear to be? That is still really nifty all those designs in general.
tubeofyou12xz0 3 years ago