How a differential gear works

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+92 1. Voutelamberopipi commented 13 years ago

niiiice. when will it be out?
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+57 2. Denshin commented 13 years ago

I just LOVE engeneering!!
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+76 3. huldu commented 13 years ago

Its very fascinating if you have no idea about these things. Very good presentation.
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+38 4. firest4rter commented 13 years ago

great! now can anyone find one on a clutch? ive been wondering for years, thanks uploader!
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+102 5. andrer999 commented 13 years ago

Great! Too bad we don't get this sort of videos very often...

I'm affraid Snotr might become just-another-fail-blog.

This is the sort of thing that makes not only funny, but interesting and stimulating.

Thumbs up for smart videos! :)
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+31 6. Xionbox (moderator) commented 13 years ago

I knew what the piece looked like but had no idea of how it worked. Thanks trancetunes!
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+25 7. banzemanga commented 13 years ago

Wow, really nice explanations. I wished that all my college classes where like that. 8-)
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+9 8. Usdevildoggmc commented 13 years ago

Wow I never knew exactly how this worked... and never really gave much thought on the wheels needing to move at different speeds when turning and how it all worked... (Differentials) Now I know an awful lot thanks to a video that's nearly a CENTURY old! :O
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+5 9. kaleemsaudia commented 13 years ago

awesome man thank;s for uploading if u have a more video like that then upload it i love engineering and also i am engineer, thanks again,keep it continue.
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+22 10. dragonon commented 13 years ago

Now thats a SNOTR kind of VIDEO>>>>! Not just FAMILY GUY!!!!



One time learning video.... love it...! and now i will never forget it.... thats what i like about....
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+8 11. gcleffff commented 13 years ago

i know nothing about cars but when i watch this ahhhhhhhh engineering is so wonderful.. evolution of conceptual survival yehey :D
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+6 12. andyjk10 commented 13 years ago

yeah a good video. this is more like it.coz people drive cars and they don know how anything works. well explained.

and i was wondering what is the problem with comment #(removed comment) to be rated that bad!.
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+7 13. Rathor commented 13 years ago

Nice little things that'll make our life easier. Engineering is the key to all our problems. Great presentation ;)
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+8 14. Fergus_Thedog commented 13 years ago

Very nice, I've never heard anyone pronounce the 'H' in "wheel" before, that was amazing. ;)
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+4 15. Gias commented 13 years ago

the movie continues after what's uploaded here.
So where the rest?
Good explanation.
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+5 16. thundercash commented 13 years ago

My horse wants one on his carriage :D
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+2 17. irishgek commented 13 years ago

I totally agree with any one saying this is a snotr video,
Wow im not being funny but they sure did know how to explain things simply back in the days and that is something i allways wanted to know but just never remembered to look up what an amazing invention and made so simple to understand
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+3 18. pire commented 13 years ago

i love that lego explained this to me when i was 6
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+2 19. vanova commented 13 years ago

wow! love this video easy to understand and indeed very stimulating for the brain ;-)
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+4 20. DarkiKun commented 13 years ago

that was very interesting, and very nicely explained. this is what snotr is all about =D
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+2 21. zimmmer commented 13 years ago

who ever invented the differential must have been a genius
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+6 22. h8isgr8 commented 13 years ago

WAIT! He wasn't done. :(

Anyway, nice video.
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-2 23. USAnumber1 commented 13 years ago

Shouldn't this be in "cars"? This is a very nice presentation that makes it easy to grasp the concept. Now we need one that deals with a posi-trac differential! :D
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-1 24. Dubsteppah commented 13 years ago

That was awesome to watch! imagine coming up with an idea like that at the time ha
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+3 25. h8isgr8 commented 13 years ago

#24 What? The intelligence and skills of that era is unmatched. They were the pioneers of everything you take for granted today.
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+3 26. Geekster (admin) commented 13 years ago

#20 I SOOOOO AGREE WITH YOU !!!!

thumbs up for this video !!!
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+4 27. leonoidio commented 13 years ago

yes i know how ti works.. im a car mechanic :D
#4 i have uploaded a vid about clutches... i hope they approve it.. :)
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+4 28. kekke2000 commented 13 years ago

That was really interesting!! Now i'm smart!
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+4 29. BabyJLE commented 13 years ago

My IQ just went up a few points :)
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+3 30. therippedpage commented 13 years ago

science fair? =]
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+2 31. Rizzon commented 13 years ago

@10 & @14: Did someone say coolwhip?
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+2 32. ImprsdBySmartVid commented 13 years ago

Thanks for this video. Where is the complete version? Could it be purchased somewhere? (iTunes?)
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+2 33. TheFatViking commented 13 years ago

2 months ago today, my brother managed to blow up his diff when doing a burnout.
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+1 34. AmazingNixxo commented 13 years ago

Fuck that was a cool video!
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+1 35. Premtm commented 12 years ago

I wish my wife could pair with me like a differential gear...... ;)
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-1 36. Scotsman50 commented 7 years ago

When stock car racing you remove the Diff and weld steel plates into it to make the wheels turn at the same speed for oval circuits etc. Just thought i would add that :)
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-1 37. sux2bu commented 7 years ago

#36 Don't know about stock car racing in Scotland but in NASCAR this is the differential used......

http://www.eaton.com/Eaton/ProductsServices/Vehicle/Differentials/detroit-locker/PCT_1122611#tabs-2