Increasing Strength using Gears

For the previous project, I used gears to speed things up. For this upcoming project, I am using gears to slow things down. This has the added benefit of increasing the strength at the output compared to the input. This is useful in overcoming the friction for the application of this gearbox. If you’re interested in seeing what it’s for, hit the subscribe button!
#engineering #mechanicalengineering #gears #gearbox #satisfying

[@ham_free]

My jaw is on the floor every time. Thank you for leaving corporate

[@quaztron]

power = force × velocity. Levers, gears, pulleys, hydraulic systems, and transmissions can increase (multiply) one of the two (force or velocity) while decreasing (dividing) the other one (by the same factor). These devices "mostly" conserve power. They transfer most of the power, but they lose or waste some of it in the process. (Minimizing power loss (due to friction, etc.) is another topic.)

[@tronewilliams6337]

I’d like to collaborate with you on a bike gear design, or commission you for your engineering services if possible.

[@X_Viral-x5h]

Thank you

[@DelimiterFrameworks]

That’s why people use cars more than bikes, if only I had one. :(

[@hfdcjiirjmcfi]

Not necessarily. Cars do all the work for you

[@dileepdwivedi5107]

I am from india bro Plz give link to buy both gear plz

[@Rodr1guez]

Ahh you need more torque, like when going up a hill you would put it in first so you get more turning power

[@JhonWicksDog]

Let's say I were to attach one of these to a corona motor that's hooked up to a wire about 200 meters in the sky which one would be best to hook up to a fan made to push water and not air

[@NoPhotoProfile]

I wonder there a gear like that on bicycle

[@manishamishratrivedi7335]

What if u combine both of them ?

[@oshiezz]

that shit is deadly. the way its designed makes me imagine a plane entering into Mach 1 with that torque + speed mash up

[@BeybladeDad]

Love it!

[@nachgebaut4176]

Cool

[@brucebanner5860]

So with the setup where you have more torque at the end, if you were to make that last big gear turn a new last small gear You could get a lot more torque in the end from barely any torque starting correct?

[@michaelheshmat9710]

Use the fast gear to power the stronger gear what's the output

[@mrflower8871]

There’s a way that Bicycle can be faster double its speed 3-10 time

[@averageslovak571]

It's torque (tork) not strength

[@Engineezy]

This is very true!

[@TheHonestL1ar]

Same thing, dude. Don't be so pedantic, he's explaining in a way that even novices will understand

[@Upadhyaylavish]

2nd one is applied in gears-cycles when we have to climb a bridge , we need more torque , so switch to smaller gear !!

[@warismysoul]

2nd progect looks like demo for the bycicle

[@vinodbabu6815]

Once again thank you bro or teacher❤..

[@Hilmemes669]

thank you for explaining and providing examples!

[@Engineezy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@YolandaLourenco-j6h]

Now how do you connect the 2

[@gopinath3401]

Thanks for this useful video👍

[@Mallampati4]

Awesome dude!

[@Engineezy]

Thanks!

[@Crapchannelbruh]

​@@Engineezycrank it as fast as you can.

[@nolmansbisdak8266]

boss can u help me.. make a gear and the ratio of the gear... because im planning to make a diy steering wheel for my re bajaj... thanks..

[@akashmahanty9512]

As a Mechanical Engineer myself..Cheers mate..🤟🏻🫂

[@Crhonos88]

Have you made a spiral/diagonal gear? Basically one that can interlock at a right angle

[@stonedtoast861]

I can’t help but notice a windmill looking piece in the top right corner, how does that one work

[@jorgeleal4624]

I wonder if you can make a bike with this how fast could you go ?

[@BranDMZ]

im more impressed by all the 3d things you made it the back

[@vanakam-wl7br]

Very good sir

[@G__Mason]

That’s cool bro.... soooo can you tell me the best gear ratio for my YFZ450R pleassse lol

[@Engineezy]

😂😂

[@esphyxia]

🤯

[@captainkarizma1000]

Nice prints!!!
One question tho, do you use bearings on these or just print and use them as is??

[@Engineezy]

Nope, no bearings! Everything is printed as is!

[@toniabrams5110]

Nice background tho💪

[@Engineezy]

Thanks 🔥

[@Rodr1guez]

So do transmissions use the same concept?

[@Engineezy]

Exactly! But they can change gear ratios- thats what the clutch is for

[@lizzy9178]

Hottest nerd Ive ever seen! Super cool😎

[@Mekaiel_]

Both of gears have the same "strength" (torque) if crank with the same force.

[@felipeamancio3302]

How is it moving so fast?

[@grequiem486]

Gear raito

[@grequiem486]

Ratio *

[@knowledgeispower9724]

did you even watch