All Permanent Magnet Motor

[magnetman12003]

Interesting that it works, as you say it does.

Then, i think it may also be possible to make the 45 degree magnets stationary, and make only the ring magnet to rotate. The magnet bearings can also be used the same as in your motor. Kind of like you put your motor upside down. Then the 45 degree magnets don't move, are not on a floating ring magnet, and can be much heavier and stronger. That may add power.

Four 45 degree magnets spaced equally in a circular fashion on a plain wood turntable would work
You don't need anything else under that turntable.   Plastic risers on each 45 degree magnet must be used to mount four cylinder magnets in REPEL close to the 45 degree magnets magnetic field.
Those cylinder magnets must be inside vertically mounted brass or plastic tubes and free to move up and down.
The position of the magnets inside the tubes and exactly where they feed into the 45 degree magnetic field will have to be determined  by experimenting as I have done. Use the plastic risers to mount the cylinder magnets inside the brass tubes.
Tom.           

[ayeaye]

Tom, some think you failed, as they cannot replicate your device. I think you found something, why else do you talk about it, knowing you, there cannot be other reason.

[magnetman12003]

Tom, some think you failed, as they cannot replicate your device. I think you found something, why else do you talk about it, knowing you, there cannot be other reason.

You have to direct the cylinder magnet strait down ""VERTICALLY""  onto the very "" TOP ""of the 45 degree magnets magnetic field. ( In repel.) A little bit left or right will be the sweet spot that is needed to make this work. Nothing moves in the exact center.
Either the table will turn clockwise or counterclockwise depends on where you bond the brass tube that contains the cylinder magnet inside.
Tom

[ayeaye]

A little bit left or right will be the sweet spot that is needed to make this work. Nothing moves in the exact center.

Yes, this says at least one thing. Whoever wants to replicate that device, make it well adjustable. I recommend to do measurements instead, as doing it with the whole thing is much too difficult. But if you want to replicate all thing.

Like, 3D printing it and then expecting it to work, a very advanced way to do it, but in that way it will most certainly not work. 3D printing it, seeing nothing happen, and then deciding that the all thing doesn't work. You have not tried to adjust anything, and you have not measured anything, to know anything about what is going on there. Whatever, whether it can work or not, but this is certainly not a way to decide.

I will not try to replicate it, my way is doing experiments and measurements with 45 degree magnets, as this is i think where it should be started.

Yet anyway, making it upside down may increase power a lot. I understand you say it doesn't work that way, as these magnets in the tubes, etc, this is a kind of self-adjustment, and the whole thing is delicate and can work only in one way. Sure, yet there may be ways to do it.

[skywatcher]

As long as there is no working device in the first place, there is nothing to replicate.