Making a steel marble track with looping! 

I love how the built video starts right away without intro or anything. 👍

I absolutely love this

Wintergatan should be here in a moment...

Ah man, now I want to see this as a clock!

i just started making one of these things from your instructionals, i didnt realize how LOUD it would be hah. This video captures a bit of it. You make the clean soldering look easy. I'd be interested in seeing more about your method for curves, and theory for design.

I love this and your hands. Poets weep at your creations.

Such a nice build video. I'd suggest showing the finished machine running a bit longer, I'd like that.

As a teen, this is hecking awesome.

The amount of perfection and patience you have I’m astonished. Wished I had that kind of patience I would actually give it a try myself Also really new to your channel not sure if you made a video yet I was wondering if you can modify a plant pot to have a marble set but it activates when using water using gravity. Not sure if the project would be hard but any plant should be suitable for that pot plz try it on a small, medium and a large pot (Probably for a small tree. I think that would be cool also with some waterproofing so I can withstand the forces of nature.

It’s amazing how much stuff this guy has

talk about steady hands.. Impressive.

This is awesome!!

Love that This Old Tony-style metal cutting jump cut. :) Really enjoy your videos... thanks for the hard work!

listening to the steel ball on the track with worth it all!

Nice layout and great track design Also incredible soldering skills I recommend making the loop larger and reducing the centripetal force to the point it is just enough for the marble to not fall off. (Closer the net inertia relative to the ball is zero, better it is) More centripetal force causes more reaction force from the track, which greatly increases the friction and also cause the marble lose more energy by shaking the track more, thus, dropping the efficiency. On larger layouts with more drawn out elements, I also recommend clothoid loops over circular ones so that you can have more acceleration at the top where you need to keep the marble on the track, and less acceleration thus less friction at the entarance and exit of the inversion. You'll be amazed how easy is it to get enough force to keep the marble on the track as both magnus effect and centripetal inertia helps it and marbles are really efficient as long as they don't slip or change direction (changing direction laterally causes them to waste quite a lot of energy since they have some angular momentum forcing them to roll the previous direction even after the reaction force has defeated the inertia due to mass, again causing increased friction, keep that in mind as this caused me a lot of pain when building quercetti skyrail marble runs xD) Hope we'll see more of your creations :)

I have no idea why this is on my recommended videos, but I'm glad it is!

The youtube algorithm likes you and I do too

I WANT THAT MOTOR!!!!! lovely piece!!

Me gustan muchísimo todos tus trabajos. Me parecen maravillosos. Te agradezco mucho tu generosidad en mostrarnos la técnica y elaboración de los trabajos. Son muy instructivos

Just found my new hobby! I have a garage full of awesome machine tools ready to be put to use!

This is a piece of art, I would have it on my wall! I shall design and make one... one day... hopefully... Also, amazing hammer skill at 0:08 =)

Muito legal ver a montagem, é uma terapia. Ele deixa a gente perdendo tempo...

That is my dream workshop right there...

Between this guy and Jelle's Marble Runs, I'd think that the only things the Dutch are concerned with are marble runs.

You know what my man millions of subs are waiting for you just wait for them to tag along.

The way he slaps away a piece with hammer at 0:07 is like, really fricking fun

0:07 Mommy I want that

Wow-wow

You are a creative genius!

Veo esto y me dan ganas de hacerlo pero estamos en cuarentena

More videos like this please!

Alguien por un poco de todo ¿?¿?

What material are you using for your base? I like the black look. You are doing a great job with these videos. Keep it up.

신기하고 놀라워요 저도 만들어보고싶습니다

Superb! love it, would definately like to try and make something like this. How do you choose a motor that turns at the correct speed ? would really appreciate advice on this. Would hate to see the balls being launched and flying at a high rate of knots! Thanks for sharing, well done to you! Regards, Tony (UK).

i would love to have a workshop like his.

Really nice work 👍👍👍 Love it 😃

Its absolutely amazing! love it!😍 wich material is the grey base? it looks so cool and it seems no wood...is plastic or something similar? thanks!

Nice skills 👌👍.

I likee the fair production value very low key..

Very nice I love watching mechanical things. I was wondering, what size balls are you using and the wire. Thx

Very nice

how amazing

Hands down man!

So satisfied!

Succes met je kanaal! Dit werk gaat serieus veel abbonees leveren en je leven gaat vanaf nu veranderen.. is te voorspellen.. leuke content!

Very Good muy bien

😂Excellent 😂 Daniel Bro

Someone needs to be working for jelles marble runs good sir ;-) im diggin this

what is the black board you always use? looks almost like dense paper lol

what is the base made of? Would plywood also work well as a base?

What material is the track and what do you use to solder, please be specific. Thanks a lot

How long did it take you to build? I dream of doing this kind of thing one day. Perhaps I should try to follow that one basic video you made that i've watched 20 times. What I would really love is to build something for outdoors that works with golf balls and some user interaction. How long would such a thing last?

What is the material used to mount the track on? Is it just plywood or something else?

Love it!!

awesome!! build ! In your part list your reduce "gear motor" is not listed. did you order from Amazon like the rest of material . Thank again for the great video.

Cool 👍 What kind of wire are you using?

Awesome

and a level that a dish plate can handel and speed up by dropping a few cm for a turn if you know what i mean

awesome~😆

This is so good :D

Man, wouldn't it be cool to have it timed so the arm is in just the right place to scoop the ball that it just dropped off.

What is the black board material ?

Woww... Spettacolare

Vet!

Could you please share, what drill did you use for vertical . Is it bench drill or vertical lathe?

Very goog, which wire gauge you used?

Hi Daniel, I tried to build this with galvanized steel wire but the solder just won't stick to the wires.. what flux should I use? I'm in USA, so pls suggest something that I can find at stores here.

good.

Vai pra nasa

You reckon you could make a clock using mini marble track? So every minute it roll the ball. 🤪

Amazing, what is the song? Where did you get it from?

intro gives some this old tony vibes

can u plz tell how much r the dimentions of black cardboard u used?? plz tell

I see great thing in your future

Good!

how many w is the soldering iron?

I would really like to learn how to make these tracks myself. Can you give me some tips where i should start?

what wire type and diameter do you use?

Hi, outstanding idea and great realization! Do you use role material or straight steel rod? I just wonder how you get the wire so straight and without waves 😄 I'd really appreciate your answer 👍

U make ur daddy proud

Maybe a stupid question, but can you use the same equipment as to solder electronics?

Por favor que tipo de alambre es.....galvanizado ....o.......de aporte .

If you ever feel useless 1:20 think about this drill light

Très poétique.....

Yo quiero:..........Este mismo !.....

If the motor is slower it can catch its own ball in time

😍😍😍😍

Bruh I'm so disappointed that this song wasn't Megalovania. Come on man! That riff was all up in that groove and then it just snatches it out from in front of your face!

What are the marks at 0:49 for?

Хорошечьно!.. 👌

The electrical soldering in steel is black magic to me. I never ever managed to make the tin stick to anything other than copper. How the hell...?

What gauge of wire is that and what type of solder?

Im subs!!

I don't think you'll see this, but maybe someone else will. I would be so grateful if you would link or just type the product manufacturer and model of the sliding layout scale you used at 0:05. I've been looking for one that's not plastic for years now. ThisOldTony has one but I think his is antique or hand-made.

You should talk to Martin Moulin (Wintergatan)

Make it go faster and put more marbles ... ludicrous speed! !!

Watching this 3 years ago before RU-vid's algorithm suddenly recommend this video to every one.

Rimango a bocca aperta

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