I like the lane with the three holes where marbles "wait" for others, and how the machine still works when components are being swapped.... That's really genius!
First thing is the craftmanship being superb in itself, and then modules introduced. Kudos to the designer and lathe working. Parking garage for marbles. Absolutely fascinating!
I'm sitting here shaking my head in awe.This is wonderful.You even have interchangeable sections.You are a true artist and mechanical engineer.I love it.Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
This guy leaves you speechless for words honestly i dont know how to explain this its so well made.All i can say is flippen hell brilliantly made bud .
Really neat. One thing that occurred to me that might help getting alignment with the pegs for the smaller marble modules would be to drill counter sinks 1/4 to 1/2 way up from the bottom of the bases to guide the pins into the holes.
It's really amazing how something so pointless can be so... satisfying. Guess it brings out the kid in you, watching these little balls zoom around and make noise. Though my favorite ones are the big marble machines, with the rails and stuff. I remember going to a science center and sit there watching those balls move around. Felt I could be there for hours. It's just so cool watching the moving parts.
Brilliant! If I had one of these, it would actually feel like I'm not alone. It also sounds a bit like rain so perhaps it could help a person get to sleep at night. Love it. Very clever indeed (the person who designed it). Well done.
Not sure if your going to see this but - loved the intricacy and the engineering that went into this marble machine. the random white noise of the marbles[steel balls] running through and colliding with each other is a soothing sound to the mind. It is a piece of eye candy also in the most enjoyable sense ~ fantastic. Hope you make more modules to add on to this - would like to see how you would develop this further. Thanks for producing this!
As a teen I used to make marble roll-it-downs out of my Lego's. I am amazed I never thought of the idea to bring the marbles back to the top automatically.
If you go to google and type in wood marble machine, and follow the prompts, you will be sorted. They are very eager to please and helpful. All the best
Absolutely quality piece of mechanical design and I think that anyone who has thumbs down is a jealous person because it’s mint!, respect from the United Kingdom
+Jet Gardner You could certainly use different coloured balls but you can't restrict them to any section. They would be mixed up after the first cycle because they have a common path through the lift at the rear centre of the machine.
I'll clarify, I meant it would be fun to start each section with different colored balls and let it run, then see after they're scrambled if they all migrate back to one color in each platform.
+Jet Gardner I can tell you without experimenting that they won't. If you expect a machine to sort balls by their colour you have to build in a mechanism that detects their colour and actively sorts them on that basis, otherwise the entropy (randomness) of the system just increases as time passes. That's the natural way of things according to the laws of thermodynamics and to reverse it you have to do work.
yh it bugged me that balls were placed in several locations of the machine so it was impossible to follow the route of one ball.... make atleast 1 of them a different color
So cool and ingenious. There are delays introduced which slow down a ball's travel through the machine. There's another, where balls are halted and held until 3 balls have accumulated. Another, where every second ball is re-routed to an alternate travel path. It operates the same as a piece of complex digital logic circuitry, but using mechanical 'gates' and delay timers instead of electronic ones. All this stuff is happening in parallel also, which makes it even more complex than than just a simple sequencer. Love the superb build quality of the wooden components too.
Good News: The Marble Machine will be ready for the Brass Band, Bamboo Ensemble, and Rondalla for music collections, including Ukuleles, Guitars, and Harmonicas by Easter Sunday. Thanks! 👍 Amen! ✝️
Hardtop Harry same here - looks like a minimum of 3 balls is required. I’d use it as a timer for people coming in my office to get to their point in a limited amount of time! 😆
@@evanmiller338 I've never heard of that one. I don't know if it made it as far as New Zealand. But I definitely remember "Mousetrap", and this video reminded me so much of that!
@@pmn2821 Lucky you. I never actually owned one myself. As a kid, I was always playing it at my cousin's place just round the road. They had it there. I loved playing it, win or lose, because of the contraptions you had to put together to make it work.
Craigslist, We, my younger brother, baby sister, and I got it for Christmas I would guess in the late 60s. Advanced for its time we played it and played it. My sister cried when she got "trapped " so we let her win. Didn't matter I just loved watching the mechanism preform. Very happy to have a new one on hand.
Why does this machine remind me of that old mechanical board game "Mouse Trap". I guess it's the gears and interaction. When he switched the 3rd and 4th modules I realized the simplicity of it all. Fixed input and output points. What happens in the middle doesn't matter as long as the flow continues. Still, I could never have thought of it.
I just started watching marble runs on youtube. This sounds so peaceful. I think I am going to order one for my german themed forest basement. (I have a mechanical cuckoo clock as well)
What a nice "piece of work"! The engineer part of this creation is satisfying to watch, and the woodwork marble run part is beautiful to enjoy. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good work!
Really cool, you did awesome. I really like the lift feature...it reminds me of people rushing to the amusement park's gate excited to get in. If you can add maybe 5 colored marbles in the mixand drop them in different parts of the machine, it'll be wonderful to watch where they travel and see if they will ever catch up with each other.
Marble is all steel so the the size and mass is guarantee the same as ensure. The colour marble made from ceramic then size and Mass is not quite the same and the are very light, therefore it's not run well
What about you color the marble yourself? Like with a spray paint specific for steel, I'm sure there is a paint for that. What I'm not sure is if it will still roll through the whole system the same way . I would be curious to see that if you haven't tried it yet.
Watching that was kinda hypocritic, by the end I felt a sense of calm, like watching fish swimming in a aquarium. I like the sound of it too, reminded me of a babbling stream, water over rocks. Nice work,
I like the lane with the three holes where marbles "wait" for others, and how the machine still works when components are being swapped.... That's really genius!
Thanks!
First thing is the craftmanship being superb in itself, and then modules introduced. Kudos to the designer and lathe working. Parking garage for marbles. Absolutely fascinating!
I'm sitting here shaking my head in awe.This is wonderful.You even have interchangeable sections.You are a true artist and mechanical engineer.I love it.Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
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This guy leaves you speechless for words honestly i dont know how to explain this its so well made.All i can say is flippen hell brilliantly made bud .
This is the “I’m definitely going to bed after this video” video
Why you wretched fiend!
Really neat. One thing that occurred to me that might help getting alignment with the pegs for the smaller marble modules would be to drill counter sinks 1/4 to 1/2 way up from the bottom of the bases to guide the pins into the holes.
This is the nicest marble machine I have seen on UA-cam. A small but important detail is the silent motor.
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Over 8 minutes long and I watched each minute with wide eyes. Beautiful!
Time to hit replay and watch it again.
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I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks this, but watching this kind of stuff is so satisfying to me.
It's really amazing how something so pointless can be so... satisfying. Guess it brings out the kid in you, watching these little balls zoom around and make noise.
Though my favorite ones are the big marble machines, with the rails and stuff. I remember going to a science center and sit there watching those balls move around.
Felt I could be there for hours. It's just so cool watching the moving parts.
Brilliant! If I had one of these, it would actually feel like I'm not alone. It also sounds a bit like rain so perhaps it could help a person get to sleep at night. Love it. Very clever indeed (the person who designed it). Well done.
Incredible! The engineering involved alone is amazing, let alone the skill it must've taken to actually craft!
Thanks!
Very cool. Love seeing how It all works. Thanks for sharing
I love the linkage for the little elevator! its so much more elegant than anything gears could have done
Soo therapeutic and relaxing could listen to this for hours :)
Thank you!
Not sure if your going to see this but - loved the intricacy and the engineering that went into this marble machine. the random white noise of the marbles[steel balls] running through and colliding with each other is a soothing sound to the mind. It is a piece of eye candy also in the most enjoyable sense ~ fantastic. Hope you make more modules to add on to this - would like to see how you would develop this further. Thanks for producing this!
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My cat would have an aneurysm if he saw that run.
Hahahaha same
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Fantastic marble run!!! Love it!!!
THIS IS THE BEST MARBLE MACHINE I HAVE EVER SEEN.
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As a teen I used to make marble roll-it-downs out of my Lego's. I am amazed I never thought of the idea to bring the marbles back to the top automatically.
Beautiful!!!! So much thought and creativity was put into this. How could anyone down-vote it?
Jealousy......lack of understanding the creativity.......bored and want us to try and figure out what isn't really there.....
So nice to see one of these marble machines made from real wood and very good components . The gate wher the marlbes wait is great
this is the most satisfying video i have ever seen!
good sound quality, perfect video length, good closeups (it's great that you take so much time for them). Wintergatan would be proud.
After watching this, I bought one.
What a complete time waster - I absolutely love it, as does everyone else who sees it
Thank you
I bought it directly from the makers, takes a couple of weeks to deliver. Enjoy
If you go to google and type in wood marble machine, and follow the prompts, you will be sorted.
They are very eager to please and helpful.
All the best
This is a work of art! Love the gears in the back, all wood so beautiful. You should showcase your work in art museums.
Thank you!
this man is grate he will be a big man in the future
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Fantastic. It not only looks amazing, but sounds great as well.
Brilliant machine well done. I think It would be even more interesting to watch if you had one red ball enabling you to follow it's journey. :)
Thanks!
Just like the government, doesn't really do anything but it looks impressive doing it.
I love the way you have incorporated the switches so that every second marble goes down a different track. Awesome job!
Mesmerising and beautifully made, a credit to your thought patterns and woodworking skills
Beautiful. I could watch this machine for hours.
Absolutely quality piece of mechanical design and I think that anyone who has thumbs down is a jealous person because it’s mint!, respect from the United Kingdom
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It's great, but I have one suggestion, use different colored balls for each section to show how they're distributed.
+Jet Gardner You could certainly use different coloured balls but you can't restrict them to any section. They would be mixed up after the first cycle because they have a common path through the lift at the rear centre of the machine.
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I'll clarify, I meant it would be fun to start each section with different colored balls and let it run, then see after they're scrambled if they all migrate back to one color in each platform.
+Jet Gardner I can tell you without experimenting that they won't. If you expect a machine to sort balls by their colour you have to build in a mechanism that detects their colour and actively sorts them on that basis, otherwise the entropy (randomness) of the system just increases as time passes. That's the natural way of things according to the laws of thermodynamics and to reverse it you have to do work.
yh it bugged me that balls were placed in several locations of the machine so it was impossible to follow the route of one ball.... make atleast 1 of them a different color
So cool and ingenious. There are delays introduced which slow down a ball's travel through the machine. There's another, where balls are halted and held until 3 balls have accumulated. Another, where every second ball is re-routed to an alternate travel path. It operates the same as a piece of complex digital logic circuitry, but using mechanical 'gates' and delay timers instead of electronic ones. All this stuff is happening in parallel also, which makes it even more complex than than just a simple sequencer. Love the superb build quality of the wooden components too.
I like that wooden design and quality build. :)
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really nostalgic, i dunno about you guys. one of the only videos i remember watching when i was younger. so glad it’s still around ❤️
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The amount of intelligence it must’ve taken to construct this... wow 😲
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Good News: The Marble Machine will be ready for the Brass Band, Bamboo Ensemble, and Rondalla for music collections, including Ukuleles, Guitars, and Harmonicas by Easter Sunday. Thanks! 👍 Amen! ✝️
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It's amazing how you made the three removable models interchangeable.
It has the same height, the same length, the same receiving point and the same delivering point
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Красиво! Прекрасная работа!
Nicely cut involute gears for smooth operation!
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Man... I remember this from way back! Thanks for making my late-younger years bearable....
Birdy489 would you like to talk about it? -Dr. Lisa
That’s AMAZING! Looks so fun to use!!!
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this is very impressive especially since it is made of wood. Quite a skillful person indeed, I could watch this thing for hours.
Intro song is "Until the Last Moment" by Yanni, for anyone wondering!
Andrea Angel nice, not many knows it.
I knew it was by him, but could not place which song it was on the CD I had.
I absolutely love machines like this. I could stare at this for hours and hours.
I love the mechanism's it's kind of soothing👏👏👏🙋❣️😁
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Amazing DIY Marble machine
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i wonder why we humans love marbles so much...
What an intriguing piece of engineering. I would like to see just a single ball working its way through the hills and gears. fascinating.
Hardtop Harry same here - looks like a minimum of 3 balls is required. I’d use it as a timer for people coming in my office to get to their point in a limited amount of time! 😆
This reminds me so much of a game from my childhood called "Mousetrap". (Anyone else remember that?)
And Screwball scramble!!!
@@evanmiller338 I've never heard of that one. I don't know if it made it as far as New Zealand. But I definitely remember "Mousetrap", and this video reminded me so much of that!
Loved mousetrap! I was fortunate enough to find one and few years back new, sealed. Saving for a special day.
@@pmn2821 Lucky you. I never actually owned one myself. As a kid, I was always playing it at my cousin's place just round the road. They had it there. I loved playing it, win or lose, because of the contraptions you had to put together to make it work.
Craigslist, We, my younger brother, baby sister, and I got it for Christmas I would guess in the late 60s. Advanced for its time we played it and played it. My sister cried when she got "trapped " so we let her win. Didn't matter I just loved watching the mechanism preform. Very happy to have a new one on hand.
Why does this machine remind me of that old mechanical board game "Mouse Trap". I guess it's the gears and interaction. When he switched the 3rd and 4th modules I realized the simplicity of it all. Fixed input and output points. What happens in the middle doesn't matter as long as the flow continues. Still, I could never have thought of it.
I think it sounds perfect all you here is the marbles
How can i buy this creatives?
Contact the uploader via facebook, I'm in the process of purchasing one right now.
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awesome, and no nauseating soundtrack. good man.
My brain can not handle all the stuff going on in this video
WHY......ooohhhh no I can't stop watching it!!!! :-) Nice wood work.
I could literally watch this for 8 minutes and 27 seconds...
Oh wait I just did
This sounds like a chaotic rain, not falling at the same speed, this is so nice
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My little daughter and me are under hypnosis of Your machine!
Thanks both of you!
What an extraordinary piece of engineering. Really well done.
Excelente trabajo 👍👍👍
Amazing! A perfect John Bonham drum solo!
Very creative piece of engineering.👍👍👍
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The sound of marble dropping makes you feel relax
could only take about 30 sec. of this before I lost my marbles.
looking very pretty amazing yarr awesome 👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌
The best asmr in my opinion!!
Thanks
Sound likes rain, beautiful.
Looks like the module base pin holes need to be countersunk underneath to make them a bit easier to locate....
lol. I just commented with this same suggestion. That'll teach me not to read down in the comments more. ;-)
I just started watching marble runs on youtube. This sounds so peaceful. I think I am going to order one for my german themed forest basement. (I have a mechanical cuckoo clock as well)
Mine is nuclear. Top that!
here are real machine
*ENJOYING*
That is inspired. Beautiful work. Somewhat hypnotic :)
1:01 - 1:21 was the most uncomfortable 20 seconds of my life...
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it's hypnotizing! excellent craftsmanship!
I love it, thanks for sharing
Wow love the mechanics looks so intricate can be entertained for hours.awesome.
Tks
superb work.
Absolutely awesome!! So much thought must have gone into the design, and the craftsmanship is impeccable!
Thanks!
that lift is pretty awesome man
What a nice "piece of work"!
The engineer part of this creation is satisfying to watch, and the woodwork marble run part is beautiful to enjoy.
Thank you for sharing.
Keep up the good work!
Interesting, but I’m having a hard time keeping my bearings straight.
I Love Your Creativity.
This is hypnotizing.
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Beautifully made. Soooooooooooo hypnotic.. could watch it for hours............... :)
Just awesome 😊👍🏻 thanks for sharing !
Awesome craftsmanship Thanks for sharing
I want one of those!, ... ha.
Really cool, you did awesome. I really like the lift feature...it reminds me of people rushing to the amusement park's gate excited to get in. If you can add maybe 5 colored marbles in the mixand drop them in different parts of the machine, it'll be wonderful to watch where they travel and see if they will ever catch up with each other.
Marble is all steel so the the size and mass is guarantee the same as ensure. The colour marble made from ceramic then size and Mass is not quite the same and the are very light, therefore it's not run well
What about you color the marble yourself? Like with a spray paint specific for steel, I'm sure there is a paint for that. What I'm not sure is if it will still roll through the whole system the same way . I would be curious to see that if you haven't tried it yet.
I love this 😍
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Molecular Machines in your body are doing something similar but far more complexe. Good job!!!
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Beautiful Work.
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I can sleep just by watching this. so satisfying...
This reminds me of the old game Mousetrap!
I love the sound makes me feel very relaxed
Як класно!!! можна вічно дивитися!!! :)
Watching that was kinda hypocritic, by the end I felt a sense of calm, like watching fish swimming in a aquarium. I like the sound of it too, reminded me of a babbling stream, water over rocks. Nice work,
This is beautiful
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