The Ultimate Makers Guide to Gear Boxes

I believe you are a natural born teacher. You are able to convey complex concepts in very simple language for those of us who want to learn to make our DIY projects better and more functional.

JF, i came to you as a lost puppy, now 2 or 3 years later, I AM THE MOSTEST MASTEREST ELEKTRUCIAN EVER!!! Okay, maybe I overstated that a but but it was because of your kind words through PM and inspirational videos that, from brain picking of my most learned ac techs and electrician friends, I suddenly have been tasked with some high profile single to 3 phase conversion solutions and being called on some CRAZY induction motor repair and implementations of VFD static conversion, efficency increases through complex capicitor math and I have learned far more than I ever thought possible! ALL HAIL THE GREAT JF! Thank you!

This is one of my favorite channels ever. I wish this type of content would be promoted to kids and schools in general

As an ME, there are A LOT of calculations that can be made when designing and selecting gears and we went over many of them in my machine design course in college. However, what got overlooked in the class was the basics that Jeremy goes over here. Well done sir

I am an apprentice machinist at a machining company. While doing maintenance on a large surface grinder today, I noticed tears in a belt attached to a motor and was shocked at how forgiving the whole structure had been in that state... I admire your passion and understanding of engineering. The power of the maker.

Still one of the best Youtubers out there. I am living vicariously through this gentleman.

Sir I am 22 years old. You, stuff made here, destin sandlin, mark rober have been a great inspiration for me to learn science and engineering. Thanks for these tutorials. I do not have any degree in engineering. I have zero tools with me. But I aspire to learn how to use tools and learn to design, test and make stuff like you all, from an idea to a real thing. ❤😊

Holy heck, as a former EE & CS major who secretly wished he knew more about mech E, this title is the intro I’ve always wanted to see. I’m crazy excited for this.

This channel is one of the very best of its kind. Thanks to J. Fielding for another great, masterfully taught lesson.

I still can't believe you made a robot arm like that in your garage. It's honestly amazing. And inspiring.

I wish you were my mechanical engineering teacher. You explain designs in a way it makes total sense. Keep up the Great work. Thanks Jim

One of your earlier videos was on where to get free motors. There's room for a similar video on gears and gearboxes, etc. If you do that, though, could you invest a few minutes of video on things to look out for for safety and efficiency--how to spot a bad gear or when a chipped tooth is still good enough, etc.? Thanks for what you share!

I like his channel because he explains every thing as if he is right there with you for your understanding.

Automatic like for all of Jeremy's videos!

As expected, another mechanical engineering masterpiece! Thanks for featuring our hypoid gear at 24:51 Happy to help whenever you need anything, let us know!🛠

I forgot how awesome your channel is, Jeremy. I remember the first video I watched where you had a little rotary tool contraption in your tiny shed. You are a top 5 YouTube engineer in my book. Up there with Mathias Wendel and TPAI. You are an inspiration to us lazy dads who probably spend too much time watching and not following along. You rock!!

Thank you for explaining this and many other similar topics, you take the time to make your videos simple, engaging and informative. I've learnt so much from you and you have such a decent personality, the world needs more people like you 💪

You are so very good at explaining and making it understandable. I'm glad I found your videos.

You can also add a position sensor to the output of your device to sense its true position to help account for some of the effects of backlash. Different set of tradeoffs, of course, but it's another option.

as a beginner i try to learn all this information piece by piece from different sources and it's confusing. thanks for the playlists. much appreciated !