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AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I HATE SPIDERS!!!!!!!!11!!!1!!

What year of Jeep is this?

Awesome! Which motor did you use in this project?

I love this remastered version! The original has such dreary music which really doesn't fit such a pivotal epic scene with the Jedi Master doing what he was born to do. Thanks!

We used FS studio, Cyberlink Power Director, and Audacity to enhance this amazing sequence.

This was cool

Hey, I was trying to make to make a project... Can you please help guide me?

It's 3 AM where i am now and this just makes sense

Your intro is Led Zeppelin, right?

Connor, hello. Could you please share the CAD files you used?

nice :D

Lovely voice :-)

hi im from your review on amazon about the overture pla filiment

I'm a kid and I already know this stuff like a ethernet Wall plate and a ethernet cable have no connecter on the end of it and the other side of it have has a connecter where it connects into the router or a network switch and the network switch plugs into your router

NOT FUCKING HELPFUL AT ALL

This is a highly entertaining way to show what you can do with some uControllers, a soldering iron, good ideas and the right spirit. I stumbled in here from EEVBlog. Carry on, you are doing a great job. By the way: it would probably be more effective to cut off the warm water supply, rather than the lights. 😉

Hello, Nice job, Congratulation for the job which you have done. Is it possible to share your fusion software? Sincerely yours Seungkyu

Great Project! I'm building a machine myself but using scooter wheels instead. So far so goo. Did you build a ball feeder for this?

nice job.

Hello, nice project. I'm doing one too, all printed with a 3D printer. The wheels with which they are made? Those printed are too smooth.

Don’t go on skydaz. EVER! It filled my computer with viruses and I can’t use anything other than desktop items >:(

I NEED THOSE DOOR LATCH RODS. I CANT FIND THEM ANYWHERE, HELP!

Ben Heck brought me here. "oh well, at least we'll save on electricity" Classic!

Awesome way to spend time teaching your kids valuable skills

Why am I here, but FANTASTIC R2D2.

You should also have a give away so that I can by V-bucks and get more subscriber's, also I dont know why your downloading pie on your computer but you do that👍

Also im pretty sure that Rasberry pie is garbage

So im a bit comfused because that black thing doesnt look like a pie

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Thanks for the video, it was funny, weird, and informative =)

Thanks for sharing. I need some advice. I drew a schematic and then made the printed circuit board layout in Kicad. Then I modified and added more parts to the schematic. How do I now add these to the printed circuit board layout? Thanks in advance.

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frist ;-P

I like the fact that child labor is still legal i some countries...

Lol love it. Yes it's a little cheesy but you learn quite a bit. Now I feel confident doing that to my house now. Thanks man!

"Dave would have been your age in the late '70s" Yeah sure, well, if "you" is no older than 8.

Just looking around after watching your video on the EEVBlog, nice work man! Its great that you're taking the time to inspect your vehicle, but its important to read up on your specific vehicle if you're unsure of something. Great points on making sure the old gasket is off and to lubricate the new one. As dave would say, thats a trap for young players. I did see a couple other things in the video I want to point out as a professional in the field. Firstly, the coolant while a little below the full mark was still within acceptable range, keep in mind that fluids expand with heat and coolant is no exception. When the engine is warm the coolant level in the overflow tank can rise by as much as two inches, in your case there was a second line further down than indicated when the coolant is low. Also, check the color and consistency of the fluid in the radiator as well as the overflow, coolant should never have rust particles in it, or be overly brown (some coolants are Orange and it can be difficult to tell). Old coolant is unable to protect the engine from rust and acidic byproducts of combustion and can cause damage to the engine gaskets. Brake fluid should never be topped off without a full brake evaluation. Unlike coolant, brake fluid is in a sealed system and will not evaporate, if the level is low it is either due to wear of braking components or a fluid leak. When the brake shoes/pads wear down, the pistons in the wheel cylinder/caliper must extend further to make contact with the drums/rotor. Fluid level is an indication of shoe/pad life, if its low, you should have your brakes inspected. I would always suggest having a professional check the work afterwards if you decide to do the job yourself (it's not very hard for simple maintenance). If you do decide to do the work yourself, only take apart one side at a time so you can refer to the other if you have questions. Remember, oils are petroleum based, brake fluid is alcohol based, you cannot mix the two, if you do, you must suck out as much fluid as possible, then bleed the system thoroughly to ensure all of the oil is removed, otherwise premature brake failure may occur. Also keep in mind that brake fluid being alcohol based absorbs water, over time brake fluid will rust away at the braking system from the inside out, its a good idea to bleed the system with fresh unopened fluid every 3-5 years depending on the environment. Great work man, keep on learning!

Very cool. Well done guys.

you mention right at the start of the video that element14 is running a challenge to fix household electronics, i had a quick google but couldn't find anything about this. Have you got a link to this?

You boys need to get an adobe subscription. A ton of time could of been saved. Like the background stitching, etc is even automated in Photoshop. Like you can go to a busy mall, setup a tripod take about 100 or so pictures and photoshop has a mode that will make the mall look empty by automating that stitching. Just so many things would of saved you so much time. Apart from that, funny stuff... looked like ya'll had a lot of fun.

Thanks for showing us how you made the magic.

Awesome peak behind the scenes. Thanks

Very cool. Using Blender as After Effects. I came via EEV but I’ll stick around for a bit I think. Plus I can’t agree stronger with the sentiment about mentoring. Looking forward to what you come up with next.