Making the Human Bop It Extreme

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  • Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
  • Have you ever wondered what it takes to make a Human Bop It? Probably not, but it's more interesting than you might think! Check out my whole process, from dissecting the original toy to 3D printing 250% scale versions of each part to be attached to all of my limbs. I'm a human bop it!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 362

  • @ringkunmori
    @ringkunmori 6 років тому +378

    1999: I bet we will have flying cars in the future
    2017:

  • @Karen-zt1sz
    @Karen-zt1sz 6 років тому +172

    This is the quality content I came for

  • @Zeldur
    @Zeldur 6 років тому +153

    Ok, your reasoning on making the costume makes sense.

  • @pascati9936
    @pascati9936 6 років тому +31

    Yes. This is the kind of quality content the Internet needs more of.

  • @bruhmomentum5064
    @bruhmomentum5064 6 років тому +142

    That thumbnail made me laugh so hard! Well done sir!

    • @jessyeah8091
      @jessyeah8091 6 років тому +2

      Sean Smithy animorphs right

  • @muselikesminecraft
    @muselikesminecraft 6 років тому +316

    The plastic fumes have finally reached his brain guys. This might be one of his last videos, before he goes absolutely insane.

  • @3DPrintingNerd
    @3DPrintingNerd 6 років тому +324

    You're going to be at the meet-up with that costume??? NO EFFING WAY. I cannot wait!

    • @make.anything
      @make.anything  6 років тому +20

      +3D Printing Nerd 😁😁😁 see you there dude!

    • @shanestraub2111
      @shanestraub2111 6 років тому +7

      Wow two of my favorite UA-camrs are in the same chat

    • @ImaginationToForm
      @ImaginationToForm 6 років тому +3

      They going to pull his leg at this meet-up

    • @seppemanderick497
      @seppemanderick497 6 років тому

      Oh my goddd ur here too

    • @Omakes
      @Omakes 6 років тому

      Make Anything // 3D Printing Channel Devin or Joel someone must live stream this playing bop it

  • @WaltonPete
    @WaltonPete 6 років тому +58

    Possibly one of the campest Halloween outfits I've seen!
    I love the way you repurposed original parts and combined them with your own creations. I wondered how a Bop-it toy worked - I assumed it would be quite cheaply done but very clever engineering to get all the different actions to ultimately just press a button for the microcontroller to register. I think your version of Bop-it is actually better than the original - extremely creative!

  • @zacozacoify
    @zacozacoify 6 років тому +31

    Random occasional glitches are a very Bopit thing, nice attention to detail!

  • @orlrogc
    @orlrogc 6 років тому +17

    Awesome work, Devin. I love watching your project videos.
    Here's a protip I discovered: when a design calls for rubber bands, use silicone cooking bands. They are way more durable and save the frustration of having to replace regular rubber bands when (not if) they break.

  • @Yeetyn
    @Yeetyn 6 років тому +49

    Why does your hot glue gun look like it was found in the titanic wreckage

    • @make.anything
      @make.anything  6 років тому +13

      +K_the_cool it's seen some things

  • @lucassurgeon4122
    @lucassurgeon4122 6 років тому +80

    That thumbnail looks like animorphs book cover 😂
    And what the hell did you do to your hot glue gun?!

  • @anthony7718
    @anthony7718 6 років тому +23

    It’s not easy to keep a 25 minute youtube video interesting... but you did it. Keep it up!

  • @RumerPriestly
    @RumerPriestly 6 років тому +26

    I am still absolutely amazed by this costume, Devin! I cannot believe it functions, everyone is gonna want to play you, haha.

  • @slugboot
    @slugboot 6 років тому +136

    *in a mocking yet sarcastic tone* Nice velcro strap... Who made it? Your mom?

    • @whoooisv
      @whoooisv 6 років тому

      SlugBoot 😂

  • @JacobCarrAllen
    @JacobCarrAllen 6 років тому +8

    Small tip regarding hot glue: Store bought isopropyl alcohol will dissolve the bond from the glue and make removal a breeze. Give it a try sometime.

  • @AdeonWriter
    @AdeonWriter 6 років тому +9

    Congradulations you are the nerdiest dude on the internet. Please wear it with pride

  • @AdityaMehendale
    @AdityaMehendale 6 років тому +29

    A drop of ethanol or IPA makes hot-glue brittle and very easy to break apart! (in case a rubber-band snaps again ;)

    • @make.anything
      @make.anything  6 років тому +9

      +Aditya Mehendale cool, I had no idea. Thanks!

  • @KimboCo
    @KimboCo 6 років тому +3

    I showed this to one of my clingy friends and now he has the thumbnail of your video as a background

  • @cjoe5977
    @cjoe5977 6 років тому +14

    To remove the hot glue just use denatured alcohol

  • @dakka3495
    @dakka3495 6 років тому +17

    New intro looking more animated!

  • @Zetl3D
    @Zetl3D 6 років тому +89

    Is it complicated to learn how to do stuff with 3D printers? With the heat and what not it seems confusing

    • @donovanmorgan7944
      @donovanmorgan7944 6 років тому +2

      *ZetL* not really

    • @phantomgd7674
      @phantomgd7674 6 років тому

      *ZetL* ummm yea even tho I don't have a 3d printer I could expect it being completely complicated

    • @Thomas_Ricks_
      @Thomas_Ricks_ 6 років тому +5

      It isn't hat complicated, it just takes practice. I have a cr-10, and I love it.

    • @user-vm5zw1no6o
      @user-vm5zw1no6o 6 років тому +11

      *ZetL* it seems daunting at the beginning but once you get used to it is fairly simple

    • @looh
      @looh 6 років тому +9

      I got my Anet A8 in january and there are a tons of things that i've learned just by getting the printer. I basically started with 0 knowledge.
      I started to upgrade my Anet A8 to make it more safe and easier to use (so i learned a bit about electronics, physics, power etc. - dug out my old soldering iron and much more). Now i'm becoming a fairly good 3D designer when it comes to modelling something (that can be of course printed out later on) and even make some money off of it.
      And my ANET A8 is currently delivering a better print quality than an older generation Ultimaker 2 or other $700+ printers.
      However, if i would've got a 3D Printer for $3000 in the first place, which is perfectly assembled and you just have to print stuff with it, i wouldn't have learned nearly as much as i did with the $160 ANET A8 Kit.
      It is complicated, but it is a lot of fun. And once you understood and learned something, you'll keep it forever.
      Also keep in mind, that 3D modelling and designing is a high-paid job. So even if you don't want to print something, you could still create 3D models and sell them, or join a company who needs 3D designers.

  • @fundip_wuzhere7377
    @fundip_wuzhere7377 6 років тому +6

    Remember kids, if something doesn't work right, burn it.

  • @haakonbledsoe
    @haakonbledsoe 6 років тому +26

    "IMA boPiT"

  • @lanabravo4405
    @lanabravo4405 6 років тому +2

    I could get sleep but instead I'm watching how someone made themselves into a human bop-it

  • @marjoleinvandermeulen9335
    @marjoleinvandermeulen9335 6 років тому +2

    Devon i am crying so hard right now, this is beautiful

  • @bakie692
    @bakie692 6 років тому +1

    Watching you play bop it on yourself has really cheered up my day. You're insane, my man, but congrats on the finished job

  • @bexe2000
    @bexe2000 6 років тому +2

    Wow, great costume. Also, I'm very proud of how the intensity of your projects is developing!

  • @sloth-guy
    @sloth-guy 6 років тому +4

    Dude this is the most amazing 3D-print anyone ever made!!!

  • @TheDerpyDeed
    @TheDerpyDeed 6 років тому

    now I know the secret to becoming a great 3D artist - the journey toward becoming a bop-it is the key.

  • @rainbowlapisgal1824
    @rainbowlapisgal1824 6 років тому +3

    Instead of putting Bop It Extreme, he should have put Bop It Human XD

  • @thepinkyoyodoll
    @thepinkyoyodoll 6 років тому +2

    This is absolutely amazing. You did a great job man ! I bet it can win many Halloween costumes

  • @garthhowe297
    @garthhowe297 6 років тому

    Wow... an unbelievable amount of design work went into this. This seems like it would have been months worth of work. Another innovative, and well done project. Bravo!

  • @xXxKiranekoxXx
    @xXxKiranekoxXx 6 років тому +3

    Me encantó tu idea, está genial que le pongas esas ganas a cosas simples, seguí asi!! :D

  • @juliebartlett6200
    @juliebartlett6200 6 років тому +5

    ... in your sketches it does NOT look like ‘flick it’ ... 😳

  • @jacobferguson5313
    @jacobferguson5313 6 років тому +1

    Am I the only one who noticed how good of an artist he is

  • @ailisrelihan9041
    @ailisrelihan9041 6 років тому

    The way you wrote 'flick it' played a trick on my eyes, and every single time, my brain thought it said 'f**k it' XD nooooo

  • @zikiardani7277
    @zikiardani7277 6 років тому +5

    dat thumbnail tho

  • @margaretelliot6224
    @margaretelliot6224 6 років тому

    The thumbnail looks like an animorphs book cover I’m laughing way harder than I would like to admit right now

  • @TheEyebrowsShow
    @TheEyebrowsShow 6 років тому

    I always love a costume with a bolt in pick up line “hey, you wanna Bop It?”

  • @alwaysmeash
    @alwaysmeash 6 років тому +2

    The thumbnail reminds me of Animorphs lol

  • @afmmicroscopy3690
    @afmmicroscopy3690 6 років тому

    I had never heard of “Bop It” before this, but as usual a very creative and informative project. Thanks Devin

  • @mutanttepig4759
    @mutanttepig4759 Рік тому

    I... I have so many questions about this, but... most of them are probably best to go unanswered(mainly because most of those are just... why?). Also interesting how each switch is actually just a button with some unique features that make it work.

  • @Retrokid94
    @Retrokid94 Рік тому

    i love it where the bop it is on his private spot

  • @Webby123
    @Webby123 Рік тому

    Pretty fun costume you made their Devin. It's amazing what you can do with that 3-D printer. I know you don't work with electronics too much, but one tip after soldering the wires is using heat shrink tube over the connection, you'll probably lose that tape within a year. It's not expensive at all, you can get a whole kit from Temu under 10 bucks. It's nice to have on hand. Please except this advice as constructive.

  • @funx24X7
    @funx24X7 4 роки тому

    Love the Radiohead shirt. The Bop It suit is of course on a completely different fashion level.

  • @georgicrow9017
    @georgicrow9017 6 років тому +1

    This is my favorite video on the internet.

  • @KhaKaneNguyen
    @KhaKaneNguyen 6 років тому +2

    Oh man watching this proves that you're a fuking genius

  • @mbanerjee5889
    @mbanerjee5889 6 років тому

    I am always impressed by how innovative you are. Keep up the great work, Devin.

  • @bizmarkie9112
    @bizmarkie9112 6 років тому

    Today I learned how a Bop It works and I'm impressed.

  • @Jenaroo
    @Jenaroo 6 років тому

    I love how in your plans the way you wrote "FLICK IT". 😉

  • @jaredcohen9552
    @jaredcohen9552 6 років тому

    Maybe a Useful Upgrade that will increase the wear ability for this is using conductive thread and sewing it along the shirt and pants

  • @atulrnt
    @atulrnt 6 років тому

    Next time you want to unsolder stuff, use some flux, it will help to fluidize and disperse the solder. Great videos, thank you for sharing all of this :)

  • @trishalenon6395
    @trishalenon6395 6 років тому

    this is such a beautiful costume .

  • @Mrrandomperson13
    @Mrrandomperson13 6 років тому

    Those sketches are glorious

  • @spikekent
    @spikekent 6 років тому

    In a word ... Outstanding!

  • @DesignTechie
    @DesignTechie 6 років тому +1

    I don’t know why more people don’t watch you omg

  • @najaKahalt
    @najaKahalt Рік тому

    This is such an amazing Project!
    I hope you could do the 2. version of the Bop it extreme called the bop it extreme 2!

  • @Heidegaff
    @Heidegaff 6 років тому

    Why are your sketches so well done and organized? How can you do it?

  • @ashtonshelton1016
    @ashtonshelton1016 6 років тому

    The entire video made me think of the drunk guy in uni yelling the bopit theme

  • @CosmicVFX0
    @CosmicVFX0 4 роки тому

    At 5:58 look at the circuit board at the top left. That got me cracken XD

  • @RicardoPereiradesigner
    @RicardoPereiradesigner 6 років тому

    I LIKE YOUR CREATIVITY !

  • @jaredcohen9552
    @jaredcohen9552 6 років тому

    I use hot glue in the way that is is sturdy, but is also fairly easy to break apart

  • @selah2367
    @selah2367 6 років тому

    That’s pretty cool! Now you should make a mini bop it!

  • @lorralu
    @lorralu 6 років тому

    At the beginning of the video I was like what is wrong with you boy?
    Now I am like why are you such an amazing person?

  • @ZebraandDonkey
    @ZebraandDonkey 6 років тому

    Great piece and a nice experiment for practicing modelling and design skills. Nice to see and thanks for the motivation.

  • @dmanakell
    @dmanakell 6 років тому

    best halloween costume i've seen

  • @ChunkySteveo
    @ChunkySteveo 6 років тому

    Awesome project Devin, well done dude!!

  • @joshwarner5676
    @joshwarner5676 6 років тому

    This is fantastic. Such a fun idea and great execution

  • @TwistedShrapnel
    @TwistedShrapnel 6 років тому

    Devin, this was a great project! Love it!

  • @citrine666
    @citrine666 6 років тому

    The thumbnail was very reminiscent of the covers of the Animorph books 😂😂

  • @redshirtwookiee
    @redshirtwookiee 6 років тому

    Awesome that you got your mom to help you with the Bop It part of this.

    • @redshirtwookiee
      @redshirtwookiee 6 років тому

      Also I can just imagine your parents standing just off camera laughing at the sight of their son creating a fully-functioning human bop-it. Amazing.

  • @Matt-1906
    @Matt-1906 6 років тому

    Great Job Devin!

  • @maryphillips8069
    @maryphillips8069 6 років тому

    When u printed the button I was like, what? Where is it?... Oh! Oh that- that whole thing is! Oh wow

  • @JD-fg9rg
    @JD-fg9rg 6 років тому

    Can you make a 3D printed hermit crab shell? I have a hermit crab and was thinking about printing him a shell but I’ve never actually made one and don’t know how.

  • @bladeyfan7938
    @bladeyfan7938 6 років тому

    Twist it Flick it Spin it Bop it Pull it Spin it Twist it Bop it Twist it Spin it

  • @earth_to_eli
    @earth_to_eli 6 років тому

    Your videos inspire me to take 3d printing in high school. (my school offers that)

  • @OMGiGi
    @OMGiGi 6 років тому

    Could you make an exact functional replica of the jumanji board?

  • @ericgarcia6543
    @ericgarcia6543 6 років тому

    Why dont you use a 3d pen to weld the parts together or use epoxy

  • @SofiaCavalcante
    @SofiaCavalcante 6 років тому

    This is the man I chose to love

  • @msjkramey
    @msjkramey 6 років тому

    Bop It needs to buy this design from you and sell it or use it in their ads. It's wonderful. Have you contacted them at all?

  • @Meksa8261
    @Meksa8261 6 років тому +2

    You should write bob it human on the button

  • @benzerzanek5837
    @benzerzanek5837 6 років тому

    You are a genuis holy crap. You are an incredible designer and it really inspires me that you are designing objects that you actually need in your everyday life, then creating them yourself. It is awesome man. I am 14 and taking and engineer 3D design class, and an AutoCAD class. On the collage campus we have access to lots of 3D printers, and an amazing laser helix. I have one question though. I see you use fusion 360 for a lot of parts, but I was wondering if you have ever tried Autodesk inventor? It seems a lot like fusion 360. I want to thank you for inspiring me man.

  • @selah2367
    @selah2367 6 років тому

    Also the flick it might not be functioning so well because you can only flick it one way for it to work, unlike the original

  • @ricky107_
    @ricky107_ 3 роки тому

    This man just destroyed a childhood toy to make a pure meme outfit

  • @Funniguy2011
    @Funniguy2011 2 роки тому

    Awesome costume!

  • @Goatt04
    @Goatt04 6 років тому +2

    Would bop it

  • @EIIjot
    @EIIjot 6 років тому

    This is awesome, super inventive fun costume. Your sketches were really nice also!

  • @FritzCouwels1991
    @FritzCouwels1991 2 роки тому

    That Have You So Very Very Beautiful Made My Friend

  • @BrickThunder
    @BrickThunder 6 років тому

    Woh!! Different song!

  • @BradCozine
    @BradCozine 5 років тому

    5:56 What button is that in the upper left?! LOL, is that the F-Button?!

  • @altermunmis
    @altermunmis 6 років тому

    Very funny video! Besides all the fun we could learn a lot of design. VERY NICE VIDEO!

  • @anthonykendall6485
    @anthonykendall6485 6 років тому

    This should be a bop it product

  • @juicyyybaby
    @juicyyybaby 6 років тому

    THATS SO AMAZING !!!

  • @williamthomasmi10
    @williamthomasmi10 6 років тому

    Absolutely inspiring

  • @Funky.S
    @Funky.S 5 років тому

    this costume is incredible! i cant wait to see what you do this year

    • @make.anything
      @make.anything  5 років тому

      I missed out on making something crazy this year, but I'll make up for it next time!

    • @Funky.S
      @Funky.S 5 років тому

      thats too bad. im looking forward to your non-costume projects though :p

  • @mememkyu
    @mememkyu 6 років тому +1

    This is actually genius.

  • @randomgirll3123
    @randomgirll3123 6 років тому

    I wish I could have made that meet up! Your costume is really awesome. I can't feel bad for my crazy costume ideas anymore. XD

  • @danielledailey3584
    @danielledailey3584 6 років тому

    I love this bop it

  • @DrewLakebrink
    @DrewLakebrink 6 років тому

    This is awesome! I wonder how many days were saved by using multiple printers at once.

    • @DrewLakebrink
      @DrewLakebrink 6 років тому

      HAHAHAHA! Pass It was hilarious

    • @make.anything
      @make.anything  6 років тому

      Thanks! Several days saved for sure with so many 20+ hour prints