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The Wintergatan Holy Grail Divider Video:

Tom Stanton’s Generator:

Here are a bunch of articles about different renewable energy storage systems in the works:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/collections/energy-storage/?promo=promo

My 3D Printers:
Prusa: http://www.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=Engineezy
Bambu Lab: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2282157&u=3832745&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=

This is the Laser Cutter I use for all my projects:
https://www.xtool.com/?ref=rNX8YcbzlXsW8J&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencer

This is the filament I use for all my projects:
https://geni.us/sdT9QBj

I also have a Patreon if you want to see some exclusive behind the scenes content: https://www.patreon.com/engineezy

The electric screwdriver I used to assemble and disassemble this thing many times is a game changer: https://geni.us/f6oJ

Can you harvest the energy of falling marbles to charge a phone? In this video, I take you through the incredibly complex engineering process required to answer this simple question. From converting a stepper motor into a working generator using a full bridge rectifier, to powering this generator with a marble-paddle wheel, to feeding the paddle wheel with hundreds of marbles- there were some interesting challenges I encountered along the way, and some satisfying solutions.

This is probably the world’s least efficient way to store energy, but it might be the most fun.

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