@@AlexAndOlmsted what I mean is that I converting the cheap steering to proportional steering using servo exactly same described on your video beacuse the original steering is not good I can't pricise control it
@@AlexAndOlmsted thanks for your reply... I am big fan of you and Olmsted... Both of you are genius.. Any mechanism which you like... You explain everything so systematically.. I wish you would make videos about mechanisms... I would love to show them to my students... You are so inspiring!
@@alanhoggard4554 Ah! Yeah, I'd say it was mechanical engineering. A bellcrank isn't technically one of the "Simple Machines" but it's not too far off.
just found you today and I'm so grateful as i needed some inspiration getting a shadow puppet show done for the 3rd of November. i do have a question nothing to do with this video but i have 2 overhead projectors which i love the light that i get from them and the clear shadows. The travel projector bulb is broke and i can't find a replacement and the other one gets very hot and is very heavy .ive also bought LED lights but the shadow is only clear when the shadow puppets are right up against the screen. so iam asking you have you found a light source that you could recommend?
Hi Patricia. Is there a serial number or any other kind of writing on the bulb that is working? We've found replacement bulbs for our overhead projector by searching those IDs on Amazon. I recommend buying a few to have on hand. Those bulbs get pretty hot generally, but if your's is getting super hot you may want to make sure the fan is running when the machine is on and that it's dust free. The trick to LEDs for shadows is to make sure you're using a light with a single, super bright, LED. These are usually little yellow squares as opposed to rounded bulbs. I'd recommend getting something in the 200+ Lumens range. If it has a focus thing on the front you can either pop it off or make sure it's set to a wide flood beam rather than spot light. Hope this helps, and break a rod with the show!
I don't think I understand your request. Ascending chapters in relation to what? The tutorial playlist is organised chronologically by when we created the videos.
Excellent video!
Your video is very helpful understanding my rc car steering
Glad to hear it! After we learned about bellcranks for the first time we started seeing them everywhere.
@@AlexAndOlmsted actually I'm modifying my rc car steering from motor to servo then this video caught my attention
@@hfe1833 Nice. What's the benefit of servo vs motor steering?
@@AlexAndOlmsted what I mean is that I converting the cheap steering to proportional steering using servo exactly same described on your video beacuse the original steering is not good I can't pricise control it
@@AlexAndOlmsted in short answer: precision/proportional
Super cool video about mechanisms... If possible please upload some more.... Representation is awesome
Thank you! Are there any specific mechanisms that you're interested in?
@@AlexAndOlmsted thanks for your reply... I am big fan of you and Olmsted... Both of you are genius.. Any mechanism which you like... You explain everything so systematically.. I wish you would make videos about mechanisms... I would love to show them to my students... You are so inspiring!
The "low tech" simplicity reminds me of the props on "Dr Who."
These vids are very cool. I love the mechanisms. What would you call this?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. I'm not sure how to answer your question. This mechanism is called a Bellcrank. Are you referring to something else?
@@AlexAndOlmsted I mean the whole video, is it mechanical engineering?
@@alanhoggard4554 Ah! Yeah, I'd say it was mechanical engineering. A bellcrank isn't technically one of the "Simple Machines" but it's not too far off.
just found you today and I'm so grateful as i needed some inspiration getting a shadow puppet show done for the 3rd of November. i do have a question nothing to do with this video but i have 2 overhead projectors which i love the light that i get from them and the clear shadows. The travel projector bulb is broke and i can't find a replacement and the other one gets very hot and is very heavy .ive also bought LED lights but the shadow is only clear when the shadow puppets are right up against the screen. so iam asking you have you found a light source that you could recommend?
Hi Patricia. Is there a serial number or any other kind of writing on the bulb that is working? We've found replacement bulbs for our overhead projector by searching those IDs on Amazon. I recommend buying a few to have on hand. Those bulbs get pretty hot generally, but if your's is getting super hot you may want to make sure the fan is running when the machine is on and that it's dust free.
The trick to LEDs for shadows is to make sure you're using a light with a single, super bright, LED. These are usually little yellow squares as opposed to rounded bulbs. I'd recommend getting something in the 200+ Lumens range. If it has a focus thing on the front you can either pop it off or make sure it's set to a wide flood beam rather than spot light.
Hope this helps, and break a rod with the show!
Kindly upload your tutorial series ascending chapter wise
I don't think I understand your request. Ascending chapters in relation to what? The tutorial playlist is organised chronologically by when we created the videos.