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Turned out to be way more dangerous, hard, and fun than I was expecting. I feel like I say that every time though…
Views : 3,260,205
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Dec 31, 2023 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This is the undisputed legitimate record.
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It’s just not the same without him showing his wife and her completely shattering his hopes and confidence in how cool his invention is.
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1% building
99% complementing the water jet
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As an engineer I appreciate your illustration of the fact that even with amazing tools and a highly skilled engineer, success comes only after repeated failures and perseverance.
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ok but can you imagine how horrifying would this project be if it was made by "i did a thing" lmao
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One small step for a man, one giant leap for nerdkind.
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I love the constant rationalizing that I assume is for your wife - "it's SO helpful that I have this water jet or this entire project would take SOOOOOO much longer!"
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Petition that Shane should make a Foosball table that is robotically controlled on one side, and have professionals try to beat it🤨
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Man's really cutting it close to the sponsor deadline.
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Every time he brings up the water jet I feel like that part is meant to show his wife that it was worth the purchase lol
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I think your development of the seals really effectively demonstrates a common problem in the modern-day engineering space and one I fall victim to all the time. When you have such speedy prototyping resources at your fingertips like 3D Printers, it can be incredibly tempting to iterate a larger assembly than you need. Especially, when you’ve had a eureka moment and are certain that this will be the final iteration which will work perfectly, for the 43rd time….
You appeared to manufacture seals for the entire assembly every time you iterated on the design. With the minimal viable product (MVP) method in mind, you could have iterated the seal on a single join (maybe a smaller diameter to save in materials) so you could fail fast and develop the design without making multiple seals and spending hours assembling the entire stilt. Once you have some confidence in your design you could push it with the worst-case join. Potentially, this is the largest diameter because this join will be subject to the highest force and has the largest sealing surface. Once you have a working design, you could start to assemble and test a larger and larger assembly until you have a wholly working part.
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This seems like one of those inventions that he deems “not good enough” and comes up with a 2.0 or 3.0. Would love to see a follow up
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I feel like Shane did this project just so he could justify to his wife why he needed to buy an auto belay.
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It didn't feel complete without the harsh judgement of your wife! 🤣 Great video
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Can weld, code, program, machine, design, etc. Anything related to fabrication/automation, it seems he can do. What a skill set to have.
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Starting off the new year strong with a video from one of the best out there!
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my favorite thing about stuff made here is that every video is in a new workshop
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Having attended engineering school on a basketball scholarship really made this a natural choice for Shane.
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Dude I seriously forget that your channel exists because how long the videos take but then I remember months later to check in . Love your work bro
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