Fun Science Toy: How the "Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick" Works and How to Make Your Own!
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- This physics toy has been making science fun for decades! Learn how to make the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick work. Learn the science behind the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick. And, learn how to make your very own DIY Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick! At Beals Science, we call this magical toy at Genius Stick because once you learn how to operate the stick and the science of how it works, it makes you feel like a Genius!
Supplies to build the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick / Genius Stick:
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This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. - Věda a technologie
I'm a retired AP calculus teacher. Keep doing your good work. I miss my students. You seem like a great teacher.
Thank you for the kind words!
Enjoy retirement!!
Thanks for watching!!! Leave me a comment and let me know what you think! Have ideas for other science experiments or toys I should make? Let me know!
Keep on Learning!
~Craig
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My Grandpa Floyd Fanning in Wallowa Oregon made me one of these in 1971!! He called it a Whoopee stick and you got a person to exclaim "Whoopee!" and then make the prop reverse. I had a lot of fun and I still have that stick today. I Treasure it. The woodcarver Linker on youtube made one and said it could be used as a lie detector! LOLOLOL I am going to make some and hand them out now. Thanks for the idea and the inspiration!! Your a Genius for sure.
Thank you for sharing! I had my first experience with one of these when I was very young as well. I can’t remember who or where but it left such an impression that I remembered it in adulthood and had to make one to share with others. One turned into hundreds and eventually this video.
Thanks for watching!!
My great-grand uncle used to make these for us as a kid. It was called a hooy stick. I'm an old man now and I make them for my great grand nieces. Play have a blast with them
I am glad to hear that you are making them as gifts!!
Such a fun science "toy"!
Thanks, mom!!!
Well done man. I wish all students had a teacher like you. Keep it up.
Thank you! That is really kind of you to say!!
I make these at the Farmers' Museum as it was a toy used back in the 19th century to see if kids were ready to begin learning to drive work animals. Gee & haw were the commands to go right & left. If the kid could learn how to get the blade to turn on command, it showed they had the critical thinking skills needed to be ready to learn to drive horses, mules, and/or oxen.
Thanks for the comment!
I had one of these as a kid. I played with it at my grandparents. I think my grandfather made it for me and my brother.
Thanks for the comment!!
My father in law, who just passed away two months ago, used to call this a YIP STICK. He would explain that as you were rubbing the stick with the other stick you had to say YIP, YIP, YIP and if you didn't it wouldn't work. Of course he knew the finger/thumb trick and would only put his fingers on the stick while saying "yip yip yip" repeatedly. And of course as soon as he stopped saying it he'd stop with the finger or thumb. So in our world it was always known as a YIP STICK! This is the first of your videos that I've seen, just found your channel from How Ridiculous YT with the Bowling Ball Cannon. Great work! Thank you for educating us!
Thanks you for sharing your great story!
And for the sub!
Super cool, Mr. Beals! Matvey was so excited to be featured in the vid :)
Thank you!!!! I am anticipating a call from the Academy Awards about his Oscar nomination!
Take care!!
Great video, I had only a slightest idea of how this thing worked before I watched this!
Thanks Matvey!
It looked like you had it pretty well figured out!
Building one now my son is going to love this.
Let me know how it goes!
I wish I would have had you as my teacher! I like your informative style!
Thank you Jerry!!! That is really kind of you to say!!
I have several of these in various sizes, first one bought back in the 80s at Scarborough Faire in Texas. From there to Montana I've only ever seen them called Hooey Sticks. The gag is to say "hooey" each time you change. You get good and the switch is barely noticable.
Thanks for the info!
Never heard of these but now I feel like I need to make one. Thx for the vid
If you make one, let me know how it turns out! Thanks for watching!
It inspired me I had my ring and chain trick out. I’m going outside to make one or five. Simple and cool just like the ring chain thing. Thanks for the idea I’m teaching a first grader. He’s pretty smart. Yeah my son is going to trip when it switches directions
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Great demonstration
Thank you!
Finally back after a long time!!!
Yet back with something unique like always!!! 🥳
Thanks!
Yes, it has been quite a while since my last upload so thanks for sticking with me!
Awesome Mr Beals that is so cool I have a question what machine did you use to engrave the wood with
Hi Maverick!
Which part are you referring to?
2:45 touching the finger to the stick while rubbing changes the dynamics?
Greg what is your website again
www.bealsscience.com
I made one of these 40 years ago, no trick just make what you see.. I was told it was called a Bazoh Bazoh
I haven’t heard that name for it! I like it!
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