Is there any mechanic devide that works?

[TinselKoala]

If anyone can build one of those and get it to work as shown in the video... please let me know right away.

In the comments it seems that several people have tried and failed. Nobody that I know of has reported successfully replicating it.

It is superficially similar to a Franklin ES motor, but of course those need an external supply of charge from a HV ES generator of some kind.

[ayeaye]

Tysb3, thank you. I don't know whether it works, but it's interesting.

There may also be something in between. Like this man lives under a high voltage transmission line, and there it works.

[shylo]

Just like rubbing a balloon on your hair and making it stick to the wall or ceiling.
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[tysb3]

the Man told, that this is serious  machine what required technology, geometry, preciseness, proportions and tuning because there is working very small forces. I'll try it but don't know when I finish this construction.   

[Pirate88179]

the Man told, that this is serious  machine what required technology, geometry, preciseness, proportions and tuning because there is working very small forces. I'll try it but don't know when I finish this construction.   

The device in that video was anything but precise.  When he showed the end view, those metal conductors were not even lined up on the same plane by maybe at least 1/4".  That is not precise, at least in my world.  There most likely was an electrostatic generator off camera that was running this device.

Bill