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Tom Stanton
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I graduated with a degree in Aerospace engineering and was sidetracked by the endless possibilities of 3D printing.
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Tom Stanton
Would you believe a PLA 3D print could lift 22,000 times its own weight? I just uploaded a video on my second channel where I break down how I designed the strongest 3D printed hook to win a competition against other engineers. Also, go subscribe to my second channel if you haven't already 😉
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Tom Stanton
Fancy watching a homemade hydrofoil glued to a dinghy? Well I’ve been witness to my friend Sam working on this project for the past few weeks. It's definitely worth a watch and subscribe as I've heard lots about future projects!
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Tom Stanton
The work involved in developing this 3D printed rotary engine is excellently documented and I highly recommend giving it a watch!
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Tom Stanton
Where have I been? I've been working with James from ProjectAIR on a new project that'll be uploaded next Friday!! Here is a 'Part 1' video James has put together with some teasers about the project!
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TheronGBurrough
(4 years ago)
Oh, Boy! A homemade, high-speed flywheel rotating just beneath my groin!
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NicholasRehm
(4 years ago)
Achievement Unlocked: Tom Stanton has advanced into the Iron Age
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tay-lore
(2 years ago)
The sound coming from these gears made me appreciate how well made bicycles are
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TitaniteScale
(2 years ago)
Flywheel Ultimate Cycling Kinetic Energy Recovery System
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T313COmun1s7
(4 years ago)
Get the flywheel up to high speed when going down hill, then use that energy to assist when climbing the next hill.
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colinfurze
(4 years ago)
Amazing, I love a bike build/project and this was spot on
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lovelessperformance4457
(4 years ago)
Lube. Lube those gears. You’re losing a tremendous amount of energy in friction on those chunky cogs.
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Jesse-r6u2t
(2 months ago (edited))
The problem of every "saving the energy from braking" project on bicycles is.. there is very little energy to scavenge. And the extra weight just isn't worth it.
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2ride_along
(4 years ago)
Hey, that sounds like an amazing Sack Shredder
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RedFenceAnime
(4 years ago)
I can already imagine V2 of this bike:
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Karatektus
(4 years ago)
"from breaking loose at high rpm" - he means: "from slicing me in half"
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why_i_game
(3 years ago)
Going down a hill you could get the RPMs up really high, then use it to help with going up the hill on the other side.
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Habakouk77
(4 years ago)
"However, you can't charge and discharge this batterys not nearly as fast as this flywheel..." Sounds like a new Super Capacitor Project :-)
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suchyysuchar
(4 years ago (edited))
0.086mm error when drilling holes, 2cm error when hanging pictures on the wall ;-) priorities!
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ursa_margo
(3 years ago)
There's a HUGE problem with flywheels, as a large mass rotating at high speed introduces unpredictable changes in behavior of the entire system, when turning left or right.
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ccubsfan94
(2 years ago (edited))
That first test sounds like s PTC coaster train going up a lift hill
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ztirffritz252
(4 years ago)
UK Guy: I found people selling steel discs on eBay.
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TheGreatest1974
(4 years ago)
That’s great. Now I know why bikes never use flywheels.
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