Pulleys: Construction and Historical Use

The video tutorial discusses the context of a previous episode and introduces a 3D prophecy object, a working pulley. It explains the design and assembly process of the pulley using 3D printing and PLA bioplastic. The tutorial covers the construction, gluing, and finishing of the pulley to give it a historical look. The video concludes with a discussion on the historical use of pulleys during the Viking raids on Paris.

What was the outcome of the previous episode's round?

• Rolo won

• Ragnar won

• It was a draw

• The Franks won

What is the significance of the 3D prophecy in the episode?

• It is a key object for Ragnar or Rolo

• It predicts the weather

• It is a new character

• It is a map

What is the first step in making the working pulley?

• Designing the wheel

• Printing the parts

• Designing the clamp

• Gluing the parts

What material is used to print the pulley parts?

• Ceramic

• Metal

• Wood

• PLA bioplastic

What is used to give the pulley a more used look?

• Varnish

• Sandpaper

• Paint

• Sand blaster

What was the primary use of pulleys during the Viking raids?

• For decoration

• To move and transport resources

• As a weapon

• To build ships

During which historical event were pulleys notably used?

• The fall of Rome

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The raid on Paris

• The Battle of Hastings