World's First SCREW-BIKE
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Do you remember when I made a bicycle with an omni-wheel on the front? A while later I moved on and tried to make a bike with two omni-wheels.
As soon as I’d assembled that version I realised it would have been better to have made Mecanum wheels, which have the little wheels slanted all around them. These are typically used on the four corners of a robot so it can move in any direction, but I want to put them all in a line, so the bike still balances sideways, but can screw itself along.
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@MeleeTiger 20 днів тому
For future builds you intend to ride, I strongly recommend adding a dead-man style safety, not just the push button, think jet-ski where it's a cord around your wrist in case you fall off.
@somerandomdragon4655 20 днів тому
do you know how much cost a cord will add to the project?!?! and the logistical nightmare of having to source one?
@helvius2539 20 днів тому
@@somerandomdragon4655 Im sure hes smart enough to make one himself instead of buying one
@Drakoman07 20 днів тому
@@helvius2539Cue Teaching Tech’s 3d-printed rope lol
@someguy4476 20 днів тому
He can’t be that concerned about safety, he didn’t even wear a helmet..😊
@charchar635 20 днів тому
Screw a helmet what about a safety tie?!
@gregorpamula8939 20 днів тому
this deserves a followup video with passing a silly obstacle course
@oculicious 19 днів тому
came to the comments to say this, also I wanna see how fast it goes
@IronTiger 19 днів тому
Even just a slalom would help to show how it responds to the drivers intentions
@samuelbhend2521 19 днів тому
Or going to a biker meeting...
@prozacchiwawa 19 днів тому
oh man invite colin furze
@233lynx 18 днів тому
This would be damn interesting. Especially considering I've once made something like this, but soon discovered it works pretty poor on uneven surfaces...
@madGambol 9 днів тому
It would have nice to see the bike just go forward in a straight line just like a regular bike. Sort of in the vein of showing all its modes of motion. What a project!! Great work!!!
@SIDEWAYS255 5 днів тому
Not just that but maybe showing it actually doing bike stuff. I'm really curious how it works off road, but mostly I just want to see it actually drive straight.
@michaelboyd7257 21 годину тому
It would have nice indeed
@csn583 15 годин тому
Going straight is surely what it's worst at. Sideways oriented wheels make that the priority. But agreed.
@madGambol 15 годин тому
It would have been nice indeed!
@petersilie2432 14 днів тому
"Look ma, I made an insanely complex self stabilizing people transporting machine. Combining highly sophisticated knowledge of mechanical engineering, 3d-crafting, electronics and software engineering. Producing a fully functional prototype, that would have taken a well founded and staffed company a few dozen man-years to complete. And I did it in my DIY-shop in a few months, and made it look easy!" "Stop that nonsense James, and eat your porridge! "
@quickdeuce 9 днів тому
LOL,, I 100% agree 🙂
@josephpaulino2075 9 днів тому
And it can only drive sideways 😢
@DrWhom 7 днів тому
and no hands
@jim-stacy 6 днів тому
Elon Musk would employ you
@hideouslyugly 5 днів тому
@@jim-stacyJust don't use Elon Musks " unbreakable " glass anywhere on it...
@Xerzaph 19 днів тому
You have to respect a proper scientist and engineer. Making this open source rather than trying to monetize it for all it's worth. You're absolutely phenomenal James. I could see this being used instead of a camera on a track.
@ammon4712 19 днів тому
Ooo yeah that’s a great idea. It would only work in flat areas though, good for parking lot scenes or even building interiors if there’s enough space
@LinkWulluf 19 днів тому
Beautiful! (I'd put rotate on a non-latching toggle switch by the thumb were you currently have the one toggle switch. I don't know if you'll revisit this it just kind of feels like it could be a product, like there's a market for this)
@calebsodii4084 19 днів тому
@@ammon4712 there are ways around that issue such as bilateral screw wheels about the COG.
@adrian-iw7gm 19 днів тому
no business is gonna sell this, nobody is going to buy it anyway as it ain't practical
@inkthinker 19 днів тому
You would need camera applications in which this is cheaper and more practical than two guys on a chair with casters.
@DouglasWalrath 20 днів тому
i'd change the controls to use both twist grips to control turning, twisting one twist grip turns the bike in that direction and twisting both moves the bike forward/backward depending on the direction switch, this would make it easier to steer at speed since you can just slightly let off one of the twist grips to steer
@zanthraxnl 20 днів тому
That sounds a lot easier. 2 grips with 2-way control would allow for tank-like controls. Turn both the same direction for forward/backward motion and twisting in 2 separate directions controls steering. But like James said, he couldn't find grips like this. Still, doesn't sound like something he couldn't build himself.
@vladkamael 20 днів тому
This is actually a smart idea! I believe this would actually be great to use + no additional significant parts/upgrades needed!
@Drakoman07 20 днів тому
I was just thinking the same lol. Still using his same controls, he can mix the input of two twist grips, and just flip the switch for reverse. It would be way more intuitive as the user, but maybe not as the person trying to figure out how to implement lol
@DouglasWalrath 20 днів тому
@@Drakoman07 it doesn't seem too difficult to implement, just have 2 numbers in software, one for turning that is controlled by the difference between the 2 throttles and one for forward/backward that is controlled by the sum of the throttles minus the difference between the throttles, then just mix those results into the motor throttles the same way he does currently for the movement and the balancing
@segue2ant395 20 днів тому
I'd suggest this control method, but pod-racer/speeder-bike style, with two nautical throttle levers instead of twist-grips - that way you can pull back, too. Pull back on both to go backwards, or pull back on one and forward on the other for *very* sharp turns.
@rendoocreations2227 13 днів тому
I can't imagine how obnoxious it was to attach the top wedges to the top plate. You pt so much effort into the little things in your videos and then gloss over them. Your patience and determination is inspiring.
@dalmeow 10 днів тому
I was thinking the same thing!
@Oivaras 15 днів тому
I am astonished by how well your designs work out. Most other 3D printing guys go through a dozen versions before they come up with something that doesn't break immediately.
@dogruler543 11 днів тому
iterative design, he has made dozens, if not hundreds of other things using balancing systems on the channel and the earlier ones had issues that could be looked at and learned from to make this, the pinnacle of a good engineer is not making the same mistake twice if you can help it.
@AaronSchwarz42 8 днів тому
This guy is a pro, with years of experience building DIY projects like this
@coldravioli7839 7 днів тому
@@dogruler543 That and he could very well just not include the failed versions.
@SomeRandomDevOpsGuy 15 годин тому
magic of editing
@mktj1 17 днів тому
“Screw bike mecanum wheel omnidirectional colinear drive bike project” really rolls off the tongue!
@Quasar0406 17 днів тому
Rolls off the tongue and sounds like you're disparaging it 😆
@Milamberinx 17 днів тому
Ah, the SBMWOCDBP!
@HidForHG 17 днів тому
Mecan-O-liner
@parkerlt9068 17 днів тому
Omniquake! 'Cause ya know, BI=2 and QUAd=4 😁😁
@wizrom3046 16 днів тому
SwerveCycle
@kemon3733 19 днів тому
People: That's like reinventing the Wheel James Burton: Yes
@MrRandomSuperhero 18 днів тому
Yes but what if more dimesions The casual vibe of James' videos nearly shades the absolute genius behind them.
@VaughanRoderick 9 днів тому
@@MrRandomSuperhero "But what if more dimensions" James: moves through time
@danmar007 8 днів тому
James Burton was Elvis' guitarist. This man is James Bruton. It's written right there!!! See?
@dmitryvlasov5493 7 днів тому
It is possible that these design ideas are suitable for automatic forklifts in warehouses. Great job.
@joepie221 2 дні тому
OK...up until about 10 minutes ago, I really felt like I was on top of my game. Watching this video made me feel like a first day apprentice. Extremely well done. Great project and video. New sub here.
@ThePolaris87 19 днів тому
The number of entire categories of knowledge required for this: programming, autocad, electronics, motors, 3D printing, welding, math & physics... and then all the tools, materials and space. This is a MIND-BOGGLING project for one person 😮🤯😵💫. Just wow! 👏👏👏
@carlsjr7975 18 днів тому
For a mind with few boggles I guess…
@dancoroian1 18 днів тому
@@carlsjr7975 rude
@timp8843 18 днів тому
Some just don’t have the money for all the toys.
@nickcole4517 18 днів тому
I wonder how many hrs he has in this buildd
@OdysseyABMS 17 днів тому
welcome to the world of engineering
@Eddesignful 19 днів тому
Any other channel would turn this into 20 build videos. This one is informed by all the omni bikes that came before. It looks like you had an idea, you executed it and it worked beyond your expectations with very little adjusting. Great work!
@jamesbruton 17 днів тому
Mostly the new IMU and the 6KW of motors made this possible!
@epicsensi 17 днів тому
underrated comment
@sirplantain 16 днів тому
@@jamesbruton Are you going to EMF this year mate?
@sirmagnus99 15 днів тому
I really wanted to see it go forward, as if it was going to transport a person or load. Its super cool looking but it doesn't actually travel ,just going in circles. What kind of turn speed and radius would it have if it was traveling to a place outside the parking lot???
@grafikmekaniker 3 дні тому
Wow, fantastic job. This thing is just amazing. The circles and sideways are great and all, but I'd love to see you give it the beans in a straight line forward.
@joshuanicholson420 3 дні тому
Dude, stunning level of thinking, design, engineering and building. You are a legend. The possible uses of this for things like wheelchairs is amazing
@Robothut 19 днів тому
Lots of spinning and sideways demos, but very little going forward video. It is amazing and you did a fantastic job on the design and build. Thank you for sharing with us.
@alderi9356 19 днів тому
Same.
@r-a-ray 19 днів тому
Indeed. I wanted to see how stable and fast it was in a straight line.
@strangelee4400 19 днів тому
Exactly. Spinning and sideways motion is something that could be acheived with 4 wheels withount the little rollers. I wanted to see the straight line run.
@dmjunqueirarv 19 днів тому
1:02 I would like to see it ride like this little robot.
@seebeedee 19 днів тому
The controls are unfinished, impossible. Open source, so who can add a Bluetooth dual axis controller to this?! 😊
@whatsupwithshane7026 17 днів тому
I am continuously amazed by the patience of this man to wait 100s of hours for his parts to print and then assemble them by hand cranking a hydraulic press!!
@Davidautofull 14 днів тому
i will bet you he is not standing around WAITING. plenty of inventing and building to be done.
@TS_Mind_Swept 13 днів тому
Patience is definitely something many could stand to work on, and things like this are a good exercise in that
@jonathansweet4391 13 днів тому
It's mind blowing the variance in human productivity
@KiwiTim 13 днів тому
And screwing in those screws by hand! 😄
@DieselpunkMachine 13 днів тому
Кто верит, что изобретатель работает в одиночку?
@Pailzor 12 днів тому
As far as practical application, the only drive-testing I noticed that really matters is 12:40 - 12:46, where you go forward, spin, and go backward. Most of the rest is going sideways, on sideways wheels, so of course it works. Also, it appears to go faster sideways, because of the wheel-omniwheel size difference. I'd suggest facing the full wheels forwards as usual, and it'd make a highly-maneuverable motorcycle, with comparable speeds to a regular one. That said, awesome build, and it looks like you had a lot of fun riding it around.
@AdamLindgrenComposer 6 днів тому
If you can find forward and backward handles, I suggest building a VCS (Vehicle Control System) program that translates the two different handlebar actions into different effects: - both full forward: full speed ahead - one full forward, one neutral: slight forward engine power, but turn in the direction of neutral - one full forward, one full backward: full rotation in direction of full backward - one full backward, one neutral: slight backward engine power, but turn in direction of full backward - both full backward: full speed backward - both neutral: full stop This would be much more intuitive of a driving experience. Combine that with the yaw from leaning, and I think Disney will be hitting you up for on-set speederbikes!
@ForOurGood 20 днів тому
Well that does it, James has finally made a fully screwed bike. Nice job!
@segue2ant395 20 днів тому
Agreed. He thoroughly shafted this one, if you ask me.
@johnnygames857 19 днів тому
You guys are really driving this point home HA😂.
@everettstormy 19 днів тому
I love watching him ride this this croctch rocket as it twists under him
@_Drion_ 17 днів тому
Amazing stuff. Really waited for a demo seeing it go straight forward in its top speed though...
@checkersthefool5588 14 днів тому
Yeah.... I was disappointed that he just spun around in circles for nearly 8 minutes
@throwpup 13 днів тому
literally what i was thinking. we all know a wheel can go in its intended direction but the cool part was the screw feature he... didnt really showcase at all. just performed like a hoverboard you sit on at an angle...
@minidude993 13 днів тому
Yeah a top speed would be cool and how long do those batteries last?
@marcusucram 12 днів тому
Imagine cruising along, wind in your hair and joggers be like "on your right"
@neonpop80 12 днів тому
I dont think it works well going straight. He showed it go straight enough at the start and you can see it leans one way.
@CaseyW491 2 дні тому
BEAUTIFUL work, all around! And on such an ambitious project, too.
@MorningMan 8 днів тому
My dude, that was incredible, amazing job! I was actually just talking with a friend about using this style of wheel on cars, as it would change the dynamics on the road significantly! The applications of this are so cool though! Keep refining this, and it will be something truly groundbreaking!
@ToviDing 19 днів тому
i felt amazed by how much one can do with 21st century technology. 3d printing and cnc are just so amazing
@indaansel9558 16 днів тому
dont forget laser cutting too! :D
@ToviDing 16 днів тому
@@indaansel9558 sincere apologies to everyone who uses laser cutting🤣
@Sharklops 20 днів тому
With May the 4th coming up, this would make a great foundation to dress up like a speeder bike from Star Wars
@SLAVKINGRED 20 днів тому
legit
@Xaltar_ 20 днів тому
This
@newmonengineering 20 днів тому
I can imagine one where you sit between the sets of wheels and hunch forward to the controls just over the front wheels and put batman on it , all black and some side guns hanging off the sides of the front. Over the rear set put some bat wings. Honestly this could be the next bat mobile if designed that way. Super cool.
@Lumibear. 20 днів тому
Omg yes, also, I could imagine this thing making one helluva sci-fi vehicle in itself, or the base for the next merchandising opportunity Droid, lol.
@Tigery760 19 днів тому
I believe the original intention was to make this a speeder bike. At least he mentions it in a previous version of this build.
@kaleb_barbour3 6 днів тому
This is absolutely epic. It is a crazy design well tuned!
@opalpersonal 11 днів тому
i was absolutely shocked when he was able to take a mallet to those wheels no problem. i had no idea you could 3d print plastic parts to be that tough! amazing.
@pblm6772 20 днів тому
You should totally build some bi directional grips for it, i bet it would feel 10x better to drive than it does already
@seebeedee 19 днів тому
Blutooth controller. A dual six axis either under thumb, or in hand upright!
@HenrikMyrhaug 17 днів тому
That's an amazing build! Personally, I think it might be more intuitive if turning the left handle would turn you clockwise, turning the right handle would turn you counter-clockwise, and turning both at once would make you go forward. This would allow you to rotate both ways without a reverse turning switch, so you only need one reverse switch, not two. Mathematically, the difference between left and right handle positions would represent the rotation velocity, and the minimum of the two handle rotations would represent forward velocity. Since the way I understand it, you move the robot sideways by leaning sideways, you would be able to move all directions except in reverse without having to constantly toggle switches.
@dandymcgee 16 днів тому
Would be way too hard to go straight, having to hold two different throttles at exactly the same positions constantly.
@user-wu5im2uh6h 16 днів тому
Like a tank
@kinnikunky 16 днів тому
@@dandymcgee what about just turning the handlebars like a regular bike??
@iiy0ii 16 днів тому
@@dandymcgee well you wouldnt have to be exact. It's all computational so he can factor in a tolerance of difference between handles and then you'd just have to be relatively close to the same position which is much more realistic.
@iiy0ii 16 днів тому
@@kinnikunky He already answered that question in the video.
@gaymegayng3792 8 днів тому
Excited to see if theres any more testing footage of you going forwards over a long distance. A lot of the footage is within a jazz square or small circle. Cool stuff so far
@Blork95 14 днів тому
Nice project, quick advice : just add an anti-wind up to the PID controller next time (prevent the integral term accumulating too much)
@Teiz83 20 днів тому
If you used an axial torsion load cell on the handlebar shaft you could control rotation by twisting the handlebars while still having stationary handlebars for stability. Maybe you could steal one out of an old X-65F joystick?
@benruniko 19 днів тому
I think it is a cool idea, but i think the difficulty with that would be unintentional input. Maybe the cells could be in the pedals and the handlebars could remain the same support point?
@OleBrouer 19 днів тому
@Teiz83 Something like what you suggested has actually been done before for the joystick of the F16 (I think). But is was actually quickly reverted back to a normal joystick that actually moves because the human brain works better when it gets that feedback of the position of the hand. So I guess a similar thing could happen hear where you “forget” what input you are making and thus go on to make a wrong input (a bit like the other guy said)
@KrazyKaiser 19 днів тому
This is probably one of the most successful projects you've done, in that it works basically exactly as you planned it to with almost no secondary iteration necessary. I mean, it kind of is itself an iteration on many of your previous project, but basically what I'm trying to say is, you totally nailed it with this one!!!
@tritonjay9871 17 днів тому
Only thing is that it doesn't seem to be able to drive too straight.
@RyoCanCan 10 днів тому
This is insanely cool! Can't wait to see more iterations of this bike.
@computersales 6 днів тому
Crazy that 3D printed stuff is starting to look super legit. Also cool you are open sourcing the project.
@tomapc 20 днів тому
Utmost respect for keeping everything open source, although i have yet to build any of your projects, it is a joy to watch your strange creations. Thank you.
@nagualdesign 19 днів тому
There's nothing here that could be patented. The visual design could be protected but why bother? It's not like he's planning on selling these bikes.
@nelsonglover3963 19 днів тому
@@nagualdesign you can leave a design unprotected without it being open source. The CAD and code are in the description for anyone to download.
@JoshuaMHiggins 18 днів тому
It's the only true way to progress in humanity! :)
@tomapc 18 днів тому
@@nagualdesign Without even trying, i can find at least 20 things he can patent. Are you aware that double clicking is patented by microshaft, any type of spacer in a 3d printer hot end is patented by some evil company, etc, etc, down to some absurd stuff that should have never made it to the patent office, let alone actually granted a patent.
@nagualdesign 17 днів тому
@@tomapc I'm not a proponent of patent law. However, I do know a little about it and I'd be amazed if you can find 20 patentable elements in this design. As you say, most things are the intellectual property of some corporation.
@reddcube 18 днів тому
I'm impressed that you got it to rotate, while balancing, and moving forward all at the same time.
@AgricultureTechUS 4 дні тому
Absolutely phenomenal! It's unexpectedly delightful and engaging.
@SVanHutten 9 днів тому
Great project and for sure great fun as well.
@danielf3623 20 днів тому
Seems purpose-built to make doing an Akira slide easy enough for your average Anime nerd :P
@Francois_Dupont 19 днів тому
*TETSUOOOOOOO!!* slam into a brick wall.
@Tesseract4D2 17 днів тому
I was thinking the same thing, but it specifically moves in the direction you're tilting, so it'll look weird because he'll be tilting *away* from the direction of the camera
@AzieltheLiar 17 днів тому
Cant wait for a commercial version with proper molded rubber weels for grip and shocks so a bump at high speed doesnt shatter your tailbone.
@mobbs6426 16 днів тому
For a two-way throttle, you might want to look at pallet trucks. We called them butterfly switches, but I think they're just called thumbwheels. Effectively, the handles curve around to meet near the switch which can be tilted either way with your thumb. On the smaller trucks, they're usually attached to each other so you can use your left/right hand, but on larger trucks with more controls, one might do the forward and back while the other controls the forks. Just search electric picking truck throttle control. You'll see what I'm talking about. Runntech have a header you can buy. But it looks like the important switches are attached through the middle, so it wouldn't be appropriate for this project out of the box
@teddrewflack400 8 днів тому
I love these videos that show alternate universe inventions. Imagine if we never used the wheel like did and just put stuff on sideways. Brilliant.
@vikramdeonaraine2866 День тому
You've earned my sub...this is an incredible project.
@Scott_C 19 днів тому
"Screw itself along" Is not a quote I was expecting from James this morning. LOL
@Ryan_Tidwell 19 днів тому
Mr. Bruton, I have made a few things myself and its not lost on me how much work and expertise is required for this type of project. Well done Sir.
@Jeremy.Bearemy 17 днів тому
Just the sheer man-hours of design , coding, and building! It must have taken ages!
@Av8orDave 10 днів тому
What a cool propulsion method. Must be a ton of bearings in the wheels. So cool!
@frenchbassguy 3 дні тому
There's nothing quite like powerful tools in the hands of creative and knowledgeable people!
@_BlueCollarGamer 16 днів тому
I am amazed at the way the bike balances itself when near still or motionless and when you move either to the left or right with no forward or reverse it just looks so awesome... I mean its just absolutely solid and not making any micro movements that I can see.. It is almost like its got 4 wheels with one being in each corner... that is amazing...
@CoffeeAndPaul 11 днів тому
Yes, there might be very small points in the big wheels' rotational position of natural, mechanical stoppage, points when 2 mecanums from each wheel both contact the ground at equidistant but counter-body positions, which allows the big wheel to come to "rest" on a surface, like a sort of saw-tooth gap of lateral space where the wheel best rests vertically. Or maybe he's just a great, 3-axis, spatial coder 👍👍!
@izaakgray1718 6 днів тому
Encroyable. I'd be fascinated to see this in a counter-steer/lean capable bike with a punchy motor,
@omabang5002 15 днів тому
Amazing! Looks fun! Very cool! Imagine if it was faster and bigger like the size of Akira bike, with the driver on the center or something. Thank you, James!
@adamlandrum4557 17 днів тому
Can we all acknowledge how insane this guys upload schedule is?
@myfaveyoutube 16 днів тому
No
@nox_luna 15 днів тому
"can we all" shut up im tired of this comment format
@andrewwmitchell 18 днів тому
Is this your best project ever?!? YES, it is!! What a fantastic build, James. It's probably not legal but I'd love to see you using this in a public space to see the reactions of the crowd. No doubt you'll cause quite a sensation.
@gustymaat7011 17 днів тому
Put blinkers, headlights and break lights on it... it's legal in Florida after a short trip to the DMV... do .. easy to make it legal in at least one state.
@ZigamusRainbowWizard 16 днів тому
@@gustymaat7011 But which way do you point the headlight? 😫
@santanumaitra3962 4 дні тому
Incredibly innovative, smart and cool!
@jorgeconcheyro 14 днів тому
By far, the most amazing thing I've seen in your channel so far. Absolutely Fantastic!! Cheers from Buenos Aires!!!!
@DktheWelder 20 днів тому
This is one of the coolest builds on UKposts! Well done James , what an inspiration 👍
@Rebar77_real 19 днів тому
Your balancing Bat-Bike doesn't need to go sideways too!
@DktheWelder 19 днів тому
@@Rebar77_real haha , just balancing would be good!
@howitworks3607 19 днів тому
This is a huge and incredible project that must have taken hundreds if hours, all for a single 20 minute video. Thank you for all the time and dedication, you’re amazing!
@kingghidorah6200 14 днів тому
Love the video - i see a possible application for this tech to improve on the mobility scooter market. We have all seen an elderly person struggle to make a 3 point turn with one of those things.
@Revernaught 9 днів тому
That is amazing, I would LOVE to attempt this build
@Pile_of_carbon 19 днів тому
You absolute madman! All you need to do now is show up to a biker meet, all kitted up in leather and coming in diagonally backwards.
@ZbLaB 20 днів тому
James, you are getting better and better with TIG welding!
@eliotmansfield 20 днів тому
looks like his welder doesn’t have hf start - looks like he lifts it away to start
@mattknowsnothing 19 днів тому
I thought the same. James builds have become so much better now he's incorporated metal and wood. The change I've seen in his design process over the years really inspires 😊
@commonsensecritic5468 2 дні тому
This is incredible work. I had no idea you could reinvent the wheel.
@carbonie_fibraro 15 днів тому
Mind blowing from start to finish 👍👍 bravo!
@daanhobbel4660 20 днів тому
You’re not screwing around this time!
@CaedmonOS 20 днів тому
No, actually, that's exactly what he's doing.
@absalomdraconis 20 днів тому
@@CaedmonOS: Hey, sometimes he's screwed on straight!
@getsideways7257 20 днів тому
You should have said "quit screwing around!" instead :)
@sayfeddinehammami6762 20 днів тому
HE IS 😂
@FeeshUnofficial 18 днів тому
You're not going to believe this...
@peundjo 19 днів тому
This is amazing. I 3D-printed my own small mecanum wheel car with heat shrink tubing as tyres for more grip. But a bike in real size, that's two levels ahead.
@brr8888 14 днів тому
I can appreciate the unimaginable amount of work put into this project!
@joshuaentwistle960 14 днів тому
This is amazing. Rotate your seating and controls 90 degrees so the screw motion is for sideways and full wheel rotation is for forwards and backwards. It'll look odd... but you could legitimately call it a moto-cross bike.
@Feynt 20 днів тому
I was thinking, why not have twist controls for the handlebars themselves. Grip twist to go forward/reverse as it is now, but turn the handlebars like you would on a standard bike to engage rotation. Also when moving at speed, you probably want to rotate from the direction of travel rather than from the centre of balance for the bike. If the bike suddenly began turning to face the direction of travel side on, it would have to over correct for the sideways force. Turning the front faster would give you, the rider, ample time to adjust your balance. Otherwise, great stuff. Looks like fun.
@samdillard1824 19 днів тому
he literally explained the issue with having standard handlebars that rotate....IN THE VIDEO.
@Feynt 19 днів тому
@@samdillard1824 I thought I heard him say handlebars that TILT with the frame were problematic, not ROTATE while fixed vertically.
@seebeedee 19 днів тому
It would be dual each side, expensive and from scratch? No, you need a dual six axis game controller. Exactly what you need here. 👍
@trbry. 19 днів тому
I'd love to see a crossover with Adam Savage, mostly to see what Adam would do on the "finished" product. James is super practical and Adam is very looks orientated.. these project would look so future
@volcon 8 днів тому
Absolute Legend. You rock James
@doctorc-ton1099 14 днів тому
A warehouse forklift needs to be this maneuverable. Your bike is great! Glad I stopped by through sheer curiosity. Peace!
@keanorobotics9219 16 днів тому
I did not expect this to work so well right off the bat. This is definitely one of the most amazing build so far James !!! Amazing !
@bonafide9085 20 днів тому
Great project! Those TPU wheels could be made using vulcanized rubber in a mold for long time durability.
@Paul-ey1ct 14 днів тому
Mate, what you have done is absolutely incredibly brilliant 👍. Well well well done 👍
@OrangeDurito 15 днів тому
This is absolutely brilliant!
@daquekenfor6901 18 днів тому
This is super impressive James!!! If I may make one suggestion, and that's a little guard to keep your shoes from accidentally coming in contact with the wheels. I would love to see a race around a track with 4 or 5 of these!
@aserta 20 днів тому
8:00 Protip, whenever you deal with rod ends, just pop them on first, then bolt them on to whatever you're bolting them on to, because rod ends have this bad habbit of locking the shaft in place whenever they get misaligned.
@TheHuskyFamily 7 днів тому
one thing that instantly pops to mind on how to improve this, make the handlebars as steering not just for holding buttons/hand grip rev thingy
@runikvarze6191 День тому
This could be a marketable product.
@RickTashma 17 днів тому
OMG, that is some *serious* engineering! Thank you, James, for taking on such an ambitious project and sharing it so openly with us. Cheers.
@duaneayers6117 18 днів тому
Every kid in your neighborhood should be watching u every time u come out of your garage. Because of all the kool things u build.
@Validole 14 днів тому
Two recommendations: 1. Add some girth to the chassis so you can grip the body with your knees (like a motorbike) 2. Allow it to tilt with your body, so you don't have to lean out from it (like a bike). This also means you don't need to death grip the handles, and can have the handles be rotating. That said, as there's no caster angle to provide a returning force for the handles, it would need some actuator or something to provide that force proportionally to forward speed, to have it be intuitive.
@That3th3 12 днів тому
Def the best bike you've built yet. If you can get it to work on softer and bumpier terrain then I'd be really excited to see bikes like this on the streets
@viroxd 20 днів тому
wow that is way more stable now, great job!
@XoNMan1 17 днів тому
I agree, this IS the coolest thing you've built. It's cool to see the last 12 months or so of projects all culminate in this project which both looks really cool and works really well!
@hugorobinson277 15 днів тому
Impressive and inspiring engineering, great work!
@last808 15 днів тому
This is really cool. I'm curious how fast it can go forward. Also that little Matthew Watson PhD mechanum robot was super cool too.
@dwang085 20 днів тому
I think you’re probably experiencing integral windup. A potential solution is a leaky integrator. But there are several methods to dealing with the integral windup. I think there’s probably some off the shelf options available in the controller to help manage that. It’s a very common issue with PID and often employed to improve the basic PID
@Sven_Dongle 19 днів тому
Often got rid of to remove integral windup
@sommeone 15 днів тому
I've been working on a set of custom mecanum wheels for the past year for my engineering capstone project and I just wanted to let you know that this video is both incredibly triggering and incredibly impressive to me. You did an amazing job! :D
@_Solaris 7 днів тому
I appreciate the work & time involved in this. One question though: does it go forward?
@Wildicon19 12 днів тому
This is an amazing creation! I love the outside of the box design it is truely amazing!
@weldeddaydreams 20 днів тому
This is brilliant. For the steering controls, you should set it up to steer as you lean, but the amoint it steers is based on how far you twist the left grip
@maxmoritz5065 17 днів тому
Thanks for the video. You deserve clicks for this . The making of this machine was a joy to watch..
@randledmadden 13 днів тому
This is a truly astonishing piece of work. The ability of humans to innovate never ceases to amaze me.
@inteligenciamilgrau 11 днів тому
Holy Lord!! I can't wait to see the first world competition of Screw-Bikes!!
@futtymad 20 днів тому
Could you make one with smaller wheels and a shroud so it looks even more like it shouldn’t be able to balance! Brilliant as always! So much hard work! Well done and thanks for taking the time to create and share it.
@tophlaw4274 20 днів тому
another amazing build! I'm so glad this one actually works as designed 🤔though I would've liked to see at least a bit of you driving forward & back along the length of the parking lot since that's visually counter intuitive to how the wheels are oriented. 🥳that said, it's still an amazing build though I'd be curious about how fast it can go forward... cheers James & looking forward to your next creation!
@StubbyPhillips 20 днів тому
Yeah, looks like it doesn't really do the forward in a straight line thing very well. Nifty idea though.
@g.j.647 20 днів тому
Something like a "slalom" course would have been nice.
@anandawijesinghe6298 14 днів тому
Sensors, Controls and Programming ! Wow !🥰
@WealthyWyatt 15 днів тому
Damn this is crazy, I've been watching this project since you started it.😂😂😂 To see where it is now is insane.
@whitesnakefr 19 днів тому
The fact that you can just build this at home is why I love the industrial revolution
@Meyer-gp7nq 17 днів тому
The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race (sorry it was obligatory)
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