Leonardo da Vinci machines Working models

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  • Опубліковано 12 бер 2011
  • Leonardo da Vinci Inventions レオナルドダヴィンチ発明
    Working models of machines invented by Leonardo da Vinci. Includes self supported bridge assembly guide.
  • Наука та технологія

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  • @seanmccarthy8311
    @seanmccarthy8311 6 років тому +7

    Love the self supporting bridge. Simple and strong without a single fastener.

  • @andrearinaldi7754
    @andrearinaldi7754 7 років тому +6

    I'm Italian and i know the real hystory about Leonardo da Vinci, the painter. Leonardo da Vinci was only an "artist-engineer" (artista-ingeniere), a very good italian painter who draws the invention in ancient Latin and Greek book. He was the last of those artist-engeneers.

  • @powerofone1645
    @powerofone1645 8 років тому +56

    Leonardo had a sense of humour.

  • @r3dluff
    @r3dluff 8 років тому +29

    I really liked the double decker bridge in motion

  • @willyvereb
    @willyvereb 3 роки тому +4

    0:55 little known fact is that Da Vinci also invented the world's first lawn mower, too.

  • @naec7
    @naec7 8 років тому +17

    Wow this guy is AMAZING!!!! I did not know he made so many things!!

  • @SuperSupplyGuy
    @SuperSupplyGuy 8 років тому +114

    The first machine cant fly because the kids are spinning it to the wrong direction lol

    • @joshmaxwell8767
      @joshmaxwell8767 8 років тому +6

      +SuperSupplyGuy Yup..and thats what they call "Visual Education Project"!

    • @brettefantomet
      @brettefantomet 8 років тому +2

      +SuperSupplyGuy lol, yes they are

    • @jc_boy4718
      @jc_boy4718 3 роки тому

      That does not fly even though it's wrong or right direction the way it shaped is not able to

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      @1islam1 2 роки тому

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  • @lolmaomgoml
    @lolmaomgoml 8 років тому +130

    I never knew Leonardo DiCaprio was so good at making inventions! to think! an actor AND inventor!

  • @GianfrancoFronzi
    @GianfrancoFronzi 5 років тому +3

    To understand the concept of helicopter flight at that time is sheer genius .

  • @ThunderBow98
    @ThunderBow98 8 років тому +192

    If only DaVinci knew his work inspired generations of modern tech

    • @doceigen
      @doceigen 8 років тому

      +ThunderBow98 You mean in weapons design?

    • @Reivehn
      @Reivehn 8 років тому +10

      +doceigen No silly! Allot of his stuff is used in other parts of industry, Ball bearings for example.

    • @doceigen
      @doceigen 8 років тому

      Kyle Van-Tiel You mean in loss industries? For comfort and happiness such as in your food blender, or your car? Well yeah, that's playing the sucker's money, those fools who toss money after bad to sustain an idiot useless lifestyle.
      No, I was talking about optimized function, which is war investment, and that's where da Vinci's inventions soar, making the opposition eat the devaluations and so get weaker, while keeping their sucker cash to gimmick the fake currency flux... driven by war hysteria.
      I suppose that could be called 'da Vinci economics'. Come on!, we know he originated it when he WORKED! the House of Medici. The guy was living it up on war revenues! hehe

    • @Reivehn
      @Reivehn 8 років тому +2

      doceigen ... The heck? Ok, that's just... You're trying to state your opinion but not making it clear exactly which side your on... if any...

    • @doceigen
      @doceigen 8 років тому

      Kyle Van-Tiel I'm on the side that says, da Vinci's greatest contribution to modern society, was 'war economics'.
      For instance, another great, Edison's greatest contribution to society was mass produced institutionalized research and development.

  • @truebluekit
    @truebluekit 11 років тому +3

    Actually, such hammers had been used commercially way back, around the early Industrial revolution, if I'm not mistaken. The hammers were way huge ones, and were connected to water wheels. Without them, the huge metal workings of the industrial age simply wouldn't have been possible.

  • @666zerowolf
    @666zerowolf 9 років тому +128

    L da Vinci's last words: "I have failed mankind in my work".....good grief...the standards of 1480 compared to today!

    • @hamsterpoop
      @hamsterpoop 9 років тому +1

      John Rogan yolo

    • @666zerowolf
      @666zerowolf 9 років тому +11

      The Romans had a tradition of invention and civilization. Da Vinci was part of that tradition. Wonder what he could have done with an advanced computer modeling program?

    • @hamsterpoop
      @hamsterpoop 9 років тому +43

      John Rogan he would have started watching porn and wouldn't have done anything with his life...

    • @666zerowolf
      @666zerowolf 9 років тому +11

      lol...internet does go to the dark side rather quickly!

    • @fidelcatsro6948
      @fidelcatsro6948 8 років тому +2

      +hamsterpoop true possibility, too many distractions in the modern world!

  • @davidmsf
    @davidmsf 11 років тому +2

    the self supported bridge is genius!!

  • @onman14
    @onman14 8 років тому +19

    This silence at the beginning hurts my ears.
    This music later hurts my ears too.

    • @Sans-fl4pe
      @Sans-fl4pe 3 роки тому

      Maybe you just have a double ear infection

  • @luisbarrios3887
    @luisbarrios3887 5 років тому +11

    Leonardo used his free time very well because he didn't have Facebook.!

  • @jadencore
    @jadencore 11 років тому

    The castle wall defence is one of the coolest things I've EVER seen.

  • @funnel_cake_fanatic838
    @funnel_cake_fanatic838 8 років тому +7

    This man was a true genius.

  • @MattS6993
    @MattS6993 12 років тому

    This was an amazing video. Thanks for uploading

  • @cutarecutarescu
    @cutarecutarescu 12 років тому

    Amazing man! da Vinci was the most complete genius ever!!! Thanks for sharing this.

  • @JonathanBruner182
    @JonathanBruner182 11 років тому

    Well played, subtle but sharp.

  • @inujosha3
    @inujosha3 11 років тому +1

    A brilliant engineer far ahead of his time.

  • @cutarecutarescu
    @cutarecutarescu 12 років тому +1

    You're my favorite UA-camr!!!!

  • @spybomber6499
    @spybomber6499 9 років тому +1

    The last one was used in steam generator, so that it doesn't over work itself and break the machine. It limited the main wheel

  • @AviAvant
    @AviAvant 8 років тому

    simple but amazing designs i love every design

  • @Tony32
    @Tony32 8 років тому +4

    DaVinci also invented the double-decker couch, like the one seen in the lego movie, not many people know this.

  • @vaughngaminghd
    @vaughngaminghd 4 роки тому

    3:15 Thanks for helping me understand the ratchet wheel drawing!

  • @kalebbruwer
    @kalebbruwer 8 років тому

    I like that alternative motion idea.

  • @Murmiland
    @Murmiland 11 років тому +2

    Well done!

  • @Rain_880
    @Rain_880 6 років тому

    I really like the self supporting bridge

  • @qwasd0r
    @qwasd0r 11 років тому

    Outstanding models!

  • @user-ct2mm8if6w
    @user-ct2mm8if6w 7 років тому +1

    The Scythed Chariot is the dopest thing I've ever seen.

    • @jcalpha2717
      @jcalpha2717 5 років тому

      It was used to mow grain

  • @estebandidoc7711
    @estebandidoc7711 2 роки тому

    Thanks a ti , está genial la recompilacion

  • @whitenoise8801
    @whitenoise8801 6 років тому

    self supporting bridge...amazing

  • @MathMattersOfficial
    @MathMattersOfficial 8 років тому

    self supported bridge is superb

  • @tejashreeshelar9245
    @tejashreeshelar9245 8 років тому +1

    great job

  • @gregsmith6573
    @gregsmith6573 8 років тому

    Nice guitar also sounds like a steal guitar in the background then the base takes over at the end beautiful.

  • @RexGalilae
    @RexGalilae 8 років тому +14

    There perhaps would never be an inventor as genius as he was until Tesla, perhaps. Clearly the best since Heron. Sady though, most of his inventions, beyond fancy drawings and models, were impractical at least for the technology of his time. I wish the world made the inventions of these guys as widespread as possible. We'd be much more technologically advanced today

  • @iamtam19
    @iamtam19 11 років тому +2

    Interesting. Actually, the rainbow bridge (虹橋) in the ancient Chinese painting "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" has the same structure as the self-supported bridge

  • @gregsmith6573
    @gregsmith6573 8 років тому

    I cant get over the music nice.

  • @danh337
    @danh337 12 років тому +3

    Man, you are such a talented woodworker. Good stuff.

  • @impurepaladin9706
    @impurepaladin9706 8 років тому

    Actually it is believed by many modern scholars that the machines were already invented, however, it was that Leonardo made a few alterations when he drew them.

  • @zandernishti6149
    @zandernishti6149 11 років тому

    So freaking amazing

  • @piperro6007
    @piperro6007 6 років тому

    este video es uno de los mejores que eh visto
    saludos desde Colombia :)

  • @ablak3712
    @ablak3712 7 років тому +9

    I don't see the bridge in motion

  • @jankasem
    @jankasem 9 років тому +1

    lots of knowledge

  • @thetaai8262
    @thetaai8262 7 років тому

    I like how the self supported bridge can be made with Lincoln logs

  • @mastermindynwa2444
    @mastermindynwa2444 8 років тому

    thats a story of a whole life guys. i respect that

  • @bogan24v7
    @bogan24v7 11 років тому

    loving this song ae

  • @DeathByFail
    @DeathByFail 8 років тому

    my favorite is the castle defense. seriously that's so simple but effective

    • @bambooindark1
      @bambooindark1 8 років тому

      +DeathByFail And it really hurt especially you are 15 meters above the ground...

  • @she_my_bestfriend_8671
    @she_my_bestfriend_8671 3 роки тому

    This is so amazing that Leonardo Da Vinci is also my role model in painting career 😊 his is the must cool multi talented person ever

  • @Ethan-cc6gy
    @Ethan-cc6gy 7 років тому +2

    da vinci is like the computer geek at his time!

    • @caden5413
      @caden5413 7 років тому

      Ethan Hernandez yeo

  • @LukaPoljak
    @LukaPoljak 11 років тому

    I like "self supported bridge" & "ball bearing" the most ;)

  • @AaronLow1
    @AaronLow1 11 років тому

    My god, I had these Ideas as a kid.

  • @MrGimli2
    @MrGimli2 11 років тому

    You build butifull mashines.

  • @arulsmart5786
    @arulsmart5786 6 років тому

    Super Invetion's..

  • @rocco64744
    @rocco64744 11 років тому

    You most have a lot of time to make these good job

  • @vailmaster5
    @vailmaster5 11 років тому

    I read that book once, pretty interesting.

  • @johnnash6918
    @johnnash6918 8 років тому

    great

  • @superblahman
    @superblahman 11 років тому

    Ball Bearing is one of his most used inventions...

  • @lucasvangroningen5380
    @lucasvangroningen5380 7 років тому

    Nice video

  • @tylerferguson4307
    @tylerferguson4307 11 років тому

    just brillant

  • @carloastone166
    @carloastone166 8 років тому

    cose molto particolare e tecniche bravissimo

  • @martinshoosterman
    @martinshoosterman 8 років тому +1

    in showing off the ball bearings you need to spin it and then let go to see how little or how much friction there is.

  • @Ogmoney187
    @Ogmoney187 11 років тому

    the hammer could be adjusted with different leverages for different impacts. it would be a good idea because you could hit something precisely the same impact and speed and position.

  • @PatGencarelli
    @PatGencarelli 11 років тому

    Da Vinci was the worlds smartest man at the given time in my opinion

  • @iamspain2174
    @iamspain2174 8 років тому

    wow thank you

  • @LMAO-ef3ip
    @LMAO-ef3ip 8 років тому

    He's life lives on in he's creations

  • @veproject1
    @veproject1  11 років тому

    did you try to hammer something?

  • @Huma270490
    @Huma270490 7 років тому

    Some of the inventions of Da Vinci were really clever but others are just some kind of device to show some physical effect, like the Flying wheel, for example.

  • @timothymasters8497
    @timothymasters8497 8 років тому +3

    This is the exact video that always gets me stuck in the weird perpetual motion part of youtube.

    • @nathanwood5481
      @nathanwood5481 8 років тому

      +Timothy Masters do you get stuck in perpetual motion when you get there?

  • @wellylhakim3619
    @wellylhakim3619 5 років тому

    brilliant👍👍👍👍👍

  • @HarjonoRido
    @HarjonoRido 5 років тому

    Kreatif, bagus untuk ilmu pengetahuan

  • @ZachTheInsaneOne
    @ZachTheInsaneOne 11 років тому

    the self supporting bridge is what i will use to put a window in my snow fort when i go up north (lay down a small wall, make self supporting bridges where windows will be, pile snow on top. Add roof: make self supporting bridge [large logs to make a 5 ft. tall support structure] pile snow on top) it should work now i have to put it to the test!

  • @joshuabrown9643
    @joshuabrown9643 11 років тому

    I believe the auto-hammer was made for a royal smith and used with a steam-powered turbine run off the smith's heating pit. I'm not a history buff, but I vaguely remember seeing something like it in a castle once.

  • @colombianflag717
    @colombianflag717 4 роки тому

    I just can't believe how smart was this man

  • @fidelcatsro6948
    @fidelcatsro6948 8 років тому

    great informative video, real inventions workable and factual invented by a great man, demonstrated by a cute child!

  • @Bretislavka
    @Bretislavka 7 років тому +23

    I don´t know why people still disrespect introverts so much. Introverts made most of the inventions we have!

    • @manofshitpost6869
      @manofshitpost6869 7 років тому +4

      Wtf is that bullshit?

    • @lauglau9273
      @lauglau9273 7 років тому +4

      Bretislavka Because introverts listen and extroverts talk. And everyone knows you can't learn while you talk.

    • @RadleyHunts
      @RadleyHunts 7 років тому

      You need to learn alot about this world.

    • @manofshitpost6869
      @manofshitpost6869 7 років тому +10

      None of your statements are true, that's just a load of shit to make your pathetic self feel better.

    • @firent1120
      @firent1120 7 років тому +1

      Leonardo da vinci era italiano

  • @user-uc9oh6tf9w
    @user-uc9oh6tf9w 7 років тому

    素晴らしい、知恵!

  • @biswaraj2
    @biswaraj2 11 років тому

    nice video...good effort

  • @glutinousmaximus
    @glutinousmaximus 8 років тому

    Well, strictly, that was not an anemometer. It was a wind (direction) vane. Anemometers measure wind speed. But the models were very nicely made.

  • @luisantoniomarrega3713
    @luisantoniomarrega3713 7 років тому

    Tem muito mais coisas que o mestre inventou! Rio RJ Brasil

  • @KisharRetail
    @KisharRetail 8 років тому

    Leonardo Da Vinci is really an amazing and very intelligent person. i like him very much for intelligence and the way he think.

  • @phonalvogg
    @phonalvogg 11 років тому

    still pretty good for mind of 500 years ago

  • @Peace42k10
    @Peace42k10 12 років тому

    The only one I'm baffled about is the "anemometer". I realize that there is no wind at this location, although I'm still a bit perplexed at this particular design of the anemometer. B.T.W. Great videos! Keep em' coming.

  • @smarajitpunaykanti6463
    @smarajitpunaykanti6463 3 роки тому

    This man has touched the genius side of the universe .

  • @wishfull3nigma
    @wishfull3nigma 11 років тому

    I want one on my house!

  • @gandewaperbatasan
    @gandewaperbatasan Рік тому

    good

  • @DrSparksMadScientist
    @DrSparksMadScientist 11 років тому

    I love da vinci science, if he didn't make the science back then, some of our daily machines today would not exist.

  • @CaptainGameGuru
    @CaptainGameGuru 9 років тому +1

    huh Da Vinci played with Lincoln logs as a child too

  • @Leshutchens4
    @Leshutchens4 11 років тому

    I noticed that too. I caught myself thinking.. "they'll never get off the ground running THAT direction"! LOL

  • @veproject1
    @veproject1  12 років тому

    @catascouts Thanks

  • @TheTrumanZoo
    @TheTrumanZoo 8 років тому +1

    a fourth ball in the ring would allow for 6D bearings, working to all directions, allowing not 1 or 2 but 6 directions to have axis.

  • @shaunge
    @shaunge 8 років тому

    nice

  • @anmolone8981
    @anmolone8981 7 років тому

    Flying wheel awesome

  • @Sseean
    @Sseean 12 років тому

    class

  • @RecoverRedeem
    @RecoverRedeem 11 років тому

    You have too much time on your hands.
    I'm glad you do.

  • @3amrii
    @3amrii 11 років тому

    You might think it is stupid but back in his time blacksmithing should have been an important job and the accuracy of where the hammer lands on the heated metal plays a big role plus the weight of the hammer requires a lot of strength and work to pick up and swing. That is just my opinion.

  • @chandranandyala9140
    @chandranandyala9140 5 років тому

    We support u bro... keep doing...😄

  • @luisantoniomarrega3713
    @luisantoniomarrega3713 8 років тому

    Esse foi o cara!

  • @mitdemhut
    @mitdemhut 8 років тому +6

    if you don´t combinate them, you can´t fly to his home planet.