An extremely comprehensive mechanisms Youtube channel

[asid61]

I was browing youtube and I found this guy's channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/thang010146/featured
He has literally hundreds (I think thousands) of videos showing cool CADed mechanisms for gear shiftings, escapements, rack & pinions, linkages, and some miscellaneous stuff on threading on tapers. I'm taking a few hours to browse through his channel, and hopefully I can make some of those models in real life.
Mainly it's tons and tons of gears and levers.

Example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs9YzKWG1zs
An innovative gear shifting mechanism for multiple speeds. The like-colored gears turn together on the same hub.

[MrRiedemanJACC]

Wow, great find!

[chris_odonnell]

Totally awesome... user thang010146 is quite prolific. AutoDesk ought to give him a lifetime achievement award for this many videos (as of today 1627).

But what do you know, YouTube has an API:
https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/...art-index=1601

Some enterprising person (like any student) could make a nice programming project archiving all of this fellow's uploads into an easy-to-use index ;-)

[Mike Marandola]

This is amazing! I was just about to go to sleep.