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Nate the Maker
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Приєднався 10 кві 2019
How to Make Plank from Ed, Edd and Eddy
Visit www.natethemaker.co/store if you would like me to make you a custom Plank or anything else you want!
Happy April Fools!! Wanted to make a project that I've been pushing off just because of the sheer difficulty!
0:00 - I Think I've Seen This Film Before
0:25 - Getting Started
0:47 - Measure Twice Cut Once
2:35 - Time to Paint
5:43 - Finishing Touches
5:05 - Back to the Plates
6:35 - Show and Tell + Closing Ceremonies
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Happy April Fools!! Wanted to make a project that I've been pushing off just because of the sheer difficulty!
0:00 - I Think I've Seen This Film Before
0:25 - Getting Started
0:47 - Measure Twice Cut Once
2:35 - Time to Paint
5:43 - Finishing Touches
5:05 - Back to the Plates
6:35 - Show and Tell + Closing Ceremonies
Thank you to my Patrons for making this video possible!
Get more Nate the Maker content at my website: natethemaker.co
Follow me and see more updates at: natethemaker
Support my videos and get access to exclusive upcoming content!:
www.patreon.com/natethemaker
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Making a Wooden Corne Keyboard Case
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The long awaited case follow-up to my corne keyboard video! www.natethemaker.co/store If you would like me to make you a custom keyboard case! HUGE SHOUT OUT to Patrick and Shaun for letting me use their laser cutter to cut out the keyboard case top plate. 0:00 - Getting Started 0:22 - Working with the First Pieces 1:32 - Time for the Second Plates 2:43 - Brass Experimentation 4:09 - FIRE 5:0...
How to Make the Luxo Jr Lamp
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Visit www.natethemaker.co/store if you would like me to make you a custom Pixar Lamp or anything else you want! I needed a lamp for my desk and to keep it on theme I decided to make the Luxo Jr. Lamp from Pixar! 0:00 - Getting Started 0:11 - Printing Troubles and Fixes 0:50 - Sanding 1:30 - Painting 4:08 - Electronics 1 6:48 - General Assembly 9:36 - Electronics 2 13:20 - First Light 13:46 - Sh...
How I Automated My Camera Rig // Part 1
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Today I started my automatic camera rig journey! In part 1, i will control the camera to move up and down! 0:00 - Getting Started and the Problem 1:56 - Disassembly of the Old System 2:14 - Rising from the Ashes 2:50 - Mounting the Motor 3:20 - Making Brackets 5:58 - Mounting the Belt 6:33 - Gettin my Code On 6:43 - Electronics Show and Tell 8:31 - Attempt 1 8:43 - Final Product (Part 1) 9:22 -...
Making a 3D Printed Part out of Metal // Metalworking Shop Build
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Today I needed a quick and dirty fix for my 3D printer, so I pulled together some scrap metal and constructed a simple pulley for my printer. 0:00 - Getting Started and the Problem 0:59 - The Pulley Posts 2:54 - The Back Plate 4:04 - The Base 5:20 - Final Assembly 5:55 - Show and Tell! 6:29 - Closing Ceremonies Thank you to my Patrons for making this video possible! Get more Nate the Maker cont...
How to Make a Drawer Divider
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Learn how to make this supper easy drawer insert for you silverware, or stuff drawer, in your home! 0:00 - Getting Started 0:08 - Tools Recommended 0:46 - Getting to Cutting 1:14 - Cutting Slots 3:25 - Cutting Front Dividers 5:58 - Quick Mistake 6:26 - Slight Improvement in Design 7:08 - Finger Space for the Dividers 7:57 - Final Dry Assembly and Glue Up 8:49 - Sanding the Next Day 9:33 - Show ...
How I Made My Butcher Block Desk // First Time Makes
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In the second episode of First Time Makes, I make some more furniture for my room: a desk! If you would like me to make you custom furniture; please visit www.natethemaker.co/store for more details! I wanted a large L shaped desk, and butcher block seemed like the best design for the top. If you have any questions let me know down in the comments! 0:00 - Getting Started 0:23 - Inspiration 0:42 ...
How To Make a Wooden Bed Frame // First Time Makes
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Go to www.natethemaker.co/store if you would like me to make you custom furniture! In the first episode of First Time Makes, I'm gonna tackle something we all need: a solid bed frame! FTM will be a series about how I make stuff for the first time and inevitably mess up along the way. I want to show you that all makers make mistakes and its okay for you to in you projects! If you have any questi...
Making BB8: Custom Battery Packs // Episode 2
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In this episode, I want to show you how I made a custom battery pack. This design is heavily inspired by Disney's BB8 and Cary Christie's BB8 drive. Both can be found here on UA-cam! I used 1.2V 10,000 mA NiMH batteries and soldered them together into a custom flywheel formation. Now I made these battery packs for BB8 but you can make them for whatever you need! Be that an eScooter or a mobile ...
How to Make a Corne Split Keyboard // DIY
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Go to www.natethemaker.co if you would like me to make you a custom keyboard! In this episode, I want to show you how I assembled a Corne Split Keyboard. If you would like me to make you a board; please visit natethemaker.co/store for more details! Now I didn't design this board but I have been using it everyday since I've made it. It's a nice split and ergonomically designed keyboard and its s...
Making BB8: Prototype the First // Episode 1
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I have wanted to build BB8 since the moment I saw him on the big screen in December 2015. By January of 2016 I had begun 3D printing his head. Over the next few years, I have been doing sprints on different parts including the head, the skeleton, and the drive train. This video is about the first prototype drive train I made for BB8. A majority of it is 3D printed, and I discuss several pros an...
NTM 2020 Goals
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New plans for the new year! I wanted to let y'all know what my plans were and where I want to take this channel in 2020. This is my first full year of NTM and I cannot wait to show you. Planning on having a new BB8 build video up in the coming weeks. In the meantime, please check out my other videos! Let me know about anything y'all are making, I would truly love to hear about it and discuss it...
How I Made a Flynn Rider Costume
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Visit www.natethemaker.co/store if you would like me to make you a custom costume or anything else you want! In this episode I show you how I made my Flynn Rider costume! I am super happy with the results and I hope you enjoy how my journey. This is the full video of my project. If you want to jump to a specific part, there are time stamps near the bottom of this description! Check out this coo...
Making a Real Life Subscribe Button
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In this episode I show you how I made my subscribe button! You may have noticed at the end of my videos I sign off with a simple ring of my subscribe bell. Seemed like an easy way and to remind people to subscribe without saying it. After I finished making my french cleats I noticed I could copy the same technique for the cleats, add letters and a bell, and it would look pretty cool. I got the ...
How to Finish a 3D Print
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In this episode I show you how to finish your 3D prints! In my long quest of making BB8 my current step was to finish all of the body panels for the BB8 shell. These were all printed on my Anet A8 so they came out serviceable and I needed to make them ready for the red carpet. Using sandpaper, Bondo, filler primer, and paint you can professionally finish any 3D model! In this process you want t...
Converting My Old Bedroom Into A Workshop - Part 2
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Converting My Old Bedroom Into A Workshop - Part 2
Converting My Old Bedroom Into A Workshop - Part 1
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Converting My Old Bedroom Into A Workshop - Part 1
Why does the video blur out portions?
7:24 this doesn't seem like the right approach. After soldering everything, you should connect the bottom and top plates, and only then would you place the switches. This removes the added risk of bending the switch pins on install, because you're only placing one at a time. This is specially useful with budget switches like Outemu that have skinnier legs compared to original Cherry MX.
The corne keyboard is not orhtolinear, it's columnar (or column staggered). Switches are only aligned on the y axis. Ortholinear are both x/y axis aligned.
This is awesome! Did you make the boots or buy them?
awesome video :D
How will he jump on the I
great video aside from the REDACTED part lol. One BURNING question i've ALWAYS wondered is how hard/easy/comfortable is it to learn how to use the thumb modifying keys?
Glad to see there is another Man that thinks like me , Why not build a Maker Space
Looks homemade cause you should have had a 45 degree angle to connect to 2 desktops brah 😐
I’m about to make same thing so I think I need your advice in exchange I’ll send you pictures of final work
Great 👍 of course
I am looking all over the place for keycaps like the ones in your video. Are they shine through? Can you share their name and where you got them? Thanks
why blur the video at 4:20?
0:35 "because diodes only work in ... .........?"
why did you blur out the elite c install?
wehre can I order this parts?
Why is a part of the video blurred?
Thought the same 😢
There’s an info card that pops up to explain. He puts the control board on the wrong side of the PCB and notices later. That’s to highlight that there is a mistake and not to follow the mistake.
감사합니다. 저도 궁금했어요
what about a normal people that cannot build or spent time to build a keyboard can u share a direct to buy a splite corn keyboard ?
Can't you just enter "buy corne keyboard pre assembled" into google yourself? Or is that too advanced for a normal person?
@@1Caja i am not stupid to not think using google, my question is for reason to access to real e-boutique not resellers, so before asking stupid question take moment read comments then u can post own
@@kamalkamals What do you even mean with reseller? It's an open source keyboard anyone can produce. Many places sell them assembled or as kits. There is no original to resell.
Why are you watching this video then lol
@@lennyescott even if that is not your business, the answer is very easy because i am looking to buy a split keyboard that s why
Where can I buy that keycaps??? :0
Hey i have a question in regards to the elite c controller. After soldering one of my controllers not working anymore and i don't know how to remove it now. How did you remove the controller to switch sides? Thanks in adavance.
3:38 why censored?
I'm going to get it that luxo jr. Lamp for Christmas
You did great! Can you please share size of pattern?
Thank you and best regards
bro the way you solder is terrifyng!!
Hello, Wow, Congratulations. Cool. 👍👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌 Excellent. I am impressed. I love it. You did a Great Job. Awesome.
I would do what you did @7.45 and then place the key holders on and solder them that would ensure perfect alignment. Just a thought.
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I also soldered my pro micro on the wrong side of the board, but for the life of me I can't desolder it completely. Theres no visible solder on any of the pins but it's still stuck. How did you do it?
Same. Couldn't get it unsoldered either. Ended up costing me ~$30 - ~$10 for a new pro micro, ~$10 for a new PCB, and ~$10 in shipping. To answer your question, I would bet that he used a heat gun. If by chance you only soldered the pin headers in without soldering the pro micro, one thing you could try is soldering all the pins together with one giant line of solder, so you can heat them all up at the same time while trying to pull out the header. If your pro micro is already soldered on, you're probably screwed. As far as I'm concerned, Nate owes us and should reupload the video with a cut to him explaning that he's soldering on the wrong side of the board.
Thank you for making this! Pretty much the only good video explanation of the process and you’ve made me confident to try it on my own. Subbed! Also, any advice on the firmware side of things? There seems to be better documentation on that end, but it would be interesting to hear how the process was for hou
Great looking desk! Looks beautiful!
Nice video. I appreciate you leaving in the inevitable small mistakes, and the advice not to worry about not knowing everything 🙂
Is it easy to clean the surface? I want to make a table for my kids for drawing? Is it easy to clean the surface of this kind of wood?
It’s easy to clean dust and simple food/drink spills. Haven’t tried markers or crayons yet unfortunately. Water based markers should be okay though!
late comment but im doing something similar, what brackets did you use to join the two countertops together?
I used two Simpson Strong-Tie galvanized Tie Plates. They are flat and I just used small wood screws to attach the plates to both sides, and it works great!
You should make more and sell it
A useful video !!(｡•̀ᴗ-)✧ Keep going!!
I'm pretty interested in getting one of these kits after watching the vid. definitely a cool design
FILL UP THE WATER
YAYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's making the lamps logo like the luxo junior
This feels like watching all of my builds from the outside. The "ok I have a plan", "Ope ok new plan", "ok one more time", "alright so now we're gonna do this option and it's gonna go great". Good video 👍
Bro this thing blows my mind this is cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😵💫😣
Nate! we miss you come back bro <3... tbh looking at your videos in hindsight you should have kept doing keyboard stuff. that hobby is growing to be more and more popular!
Coming out with more content soon!! Gonna make sure there’s at least one keyboard video coming too!
Thank you so much for your support too! Really does mean a lot to me to hear 😊
@@NatetheMaker where are you ={
@@NatetheMakeryou lied
Does this work with only half of it? I wanted to make a shortcut pad to use with a drawing tablet, and wondering if I could create macro keys on this.
You can use half! I know if you connect the USB to the computer you could get away with using half. Be careful with programming and key assigning you will have to make sure you’re programming the correct half.
What did all the wood cost you?
It was luckily before wood got really expensive. All of the hardwood was about $300 at the end of the day! Definitely didn’t need to use the Purple Heart or the zebra wood those were the most expensive, but they are pretty!
Hey, Nate where did u got the middle and back plate from?
Got all my parts including the back plates from keyhive.xyz/shop/corne-acrylic-plates
Get back to work man, they wait for you...
Do you find that there is a lot of rattle with the hot swaps?
There really isn’t! I was expecting the same thing but I don’t notice any extra clicks that aren’t from the key switches
How Pixar lamp exits
ZillaLove 💙💙💙