Gyroscopes, they are a fun physics toy and excellent learning/scientific tool. I have made a few very crude power gyroscopes in the past just as a passing curiosity, but a recent conversation with a subscriber mentioned his love for gyroscopes as well as Clickspring's video.
   • Clickspring: Benchtop Gyroscope Part One  

I did a quick search and found that a video bridging the gap between the hot gluers and the lathe turners didn't really exist in a thorough manor. Here I am to tackle that as I discuss what to choose for a motor, a flywheel, frame materials, construction, wiring, as well as tricks and demos.

Like my other DIY videos this isn't your one of stamp and clone project, the goal is to show you options and methods so that you have a higher chance of succeeding with what you have access to!

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