thank you very much. I'll try my best but they do take quite a bit of effort to make. It would mean a lot if you could share the video with some friends who you think might enjoy it. So we can reach a wider audience.
Can't dust be sucked back up in the cyclone with the air ? (For ex, at around 5:37 you show dirt/dust being cycloned and going to the bottom, however, very close by is an upstream of air. Similar animation at around 6:38) Thanks.
The dust is heavier and slower causing it to drop down into the bin, the lighter air keeps flowing due to the fans so is pushed out the middle of cyclone.
James Dyson was not the first person to invent bagless vacuum. It was a company called Rexair but they went to water filtration. Or you can say Filter Queen was first.
It’s good. Learnt a lot. Something that could be improved on is some of the b-roll footage. E.g Man who has asthma, man who is yelling, man who runs successful business. The visuals of coughing, or stacking cash, or yelling..just don’t work for me, they’re not adding much to the story or the point that’s being made. Visual distractions can work but too many and the viewer loses interest, at which point you might as well go the Jay foreman route and make it exaggerated and ridiculous (and v. entertaining). Or pull back our attention to something else. I’m not sure what you could use instead of b-roll. Maybe cut to the narrator as a stick figure like CGP Grey or person at a desk like Technology Connections. Anyway, I hope that’s good feedback on what’s an otherwise solid video :)
Thank you for the feedback. The B roll is definitely something I need to experiment with, hopefully I can get the balance right soon. If you enjoyed please remember to subscribe and share with anyone you might think would be interested so we can keep the channel growing.
Your videos arw simply amazing, could you please do about basically everything? This calmed my brain down so much thank you
thank you very much. I'll try my best but they do take quite a bit of effort to make. It would mean a lot if you could share the video with some friends who you think might enjoy it. So we can reach a wider audience.
Very informative and a great graphics to explain the process👍👍
Glad you liked it!
That was very interesting cheers for a good video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, but at 6:42 you have explained it wrong. The tube being shown is the intake tube.
That’s a good history to learn about wondering of how which ones is more useful 19th 20th or 21st century
The suction power of Dyson are not as strong as normal Vacuum but it collected dust effectively I am just impressed
Premium Class AAA rating for this Video💪. What i really need to finally decide on what vacuum to buy. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! Which one did you end up going for?
Fantastic explanation
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Nice video, thanks
Very well made video !, came here from your reddit invite.
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Great humour! Drier than the Sahara!
haha, thanks. I am trying to make learning a bit more enjoyable.
Your videos arw simply amazing
Thanks, it would really help if you share it on any social media so others get to see it too.
Wow! Great knowledge. Keep it up👍🏼 Long live Henry haha!
THANKS FOR SHARING. MAY I REQUEST HOW PRINTER WORKS? :)
That's a really good idea. I will definitely put it on my list of videos I want to make.
Printers work ? Crikey! Who knew ? 😆
@@katla1018 we got men on the moon but a printer that lasts a few months is too big of an ask
Thank You !
Can't dust be sucked back up in the cyclone with the air ?
(For ex, at around 5:37 you show dirt/dust being cycloned and going to the bottom, however, very close by is an upstream of air. Similar animation at around 6:38)
Thanks.
The dust is heavier and slower causing it to drop down into the bin, the lighter air keeps flowing due to the fans so is pushed out the middle of cyclone.
So you don’t have to change filter with cyclone?
3:00 brushes
5:14 cyclone separator
Great. Saw your Reddit post
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James Dyson was not the first person to invent bagless vacuum. It was a company called Rexair but they went to water filtration. Or you can say Filter Queen was first.
Put our ideas? Lol. We like your video by the way.
8:07 small cleaner
Mops next!
What possession movie is that in the beginning?
It's from an advert for dirt devil vacuums, here is a link if you are interested ua-cam.com/video/fxvAKrlGcNQ/v-deo.html
Cyclone? No, that's a tornado.
Can you do robot humanoid
This is a good video, I'll be giving you some more feedback on Reddit. :)
Thank you soo much for your support.
It’s good. Learnt a lot. Something that could be improved on is some of the b-roll footage. E.g Man who has asthma, man who is yelling, man who runs successful business. The visuals of coughing, or stacking cash, or yelling..just don’t work for me, they’re not adding much to the story or the point that’s being made. Visual distractions can work but too many and the viewer loses interest, at which point you might as well go the Jay foreman route and make it exaggerated and ridiculous (and v. entertaining). Or pull back our attention to something else. I’m not sure what you could use instead of b-roll. Maybe cut to the narrator as a stick figure like CGP Grey or person at a desk like Technology Connections. Anyway, I hope that’s good feedback on what’s an otherwise solid video :)
Thank you for the feedback. The B roll is definitely something I need to experiment with, hopefully I can get the balance right soon. If you enjoyed please remember to subscribe and share with anyone you might think would be interested so we can keep the channel growing.
I'm returning the flavour and its delicious. (You will get it if you think long enough.)
Haha, thank you very much
How does a ship engine work
That's a very good idea. I will add it to my list, thank you for your recommendation.