How to Build a Sci-Fi Tool Belt on a Shoestring Budget

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  • Опубліковано 21 гру 2024

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  • @euansmith3699
    @euansmith3699 2 роки тому +11

    "It's a tool belt." The solution to the problem is always simple when you know the answer 😆 It is great seeing the process.

  • @screaminscott
    @screaminscott Рік тому +1

    THis might work well for a mad scientist tool belt! thanks!

  • @carlosallende2595
    @carlosallende2595 2 роки тому +3

    Loved your discovery of a toolbelt being ideal for your world’s toolbelt. I remember seeing a sci fi movie/TV show where these Blacksmiths (are we still allowed to call them that?) from like Viking times met some future Blacksmiths (I can't recall if the ancient smithies went into a future smithing shop, or vise versa, suffice to say they met up in one or the other's workshop); Instantly, even though vocally they didn't grasp what each was trying to convey, each party nodded at the forging tools, the tongs, the hammers, the anvils, a smithy shop is a smithy shop, is a smithy shop, and they were all working together on a project, demonstrating their techniques to each other.
    Some things change little!
    Have Fun,
    Carlos.

  • @frankanderson9833
    @frankanderson9833 2 роки тому +14

    WHen they were working on Star Trek TOS they needed "sci fi" salt and pepper shakers for the mess hall. The prop people found some that looked "sci fi". However they decided they looked better as medical sensors for Dr. McKoy. Guess what they used for salt and pepper shakers? The kind you can still find in most restaurants, the ubiquituis white and grey plastic shakers.

  • @vincentpaulmirabellaiifilm3613
    @vincentpaulmirabellaiifilm3613 2 роки тому +2

    AWESOME CRAFTSMANSHIP AS ALWAYS ANTHONY. SOOOOO C😎😎L!!!!!

  • @markpotenza1894
    @markpotenza1894 2 роки тому +4

    We have a tendency to think too much. Usually the simplest solution is the best solution as they say. Awesome belt and video Anthony.

  • @ghostbustersquickresponseu5159
    @ghostbustersquickresponseu5159 2 роки тому +1

    Keep on trucking!

  • @docdildonica7515
    @docdildonica7515 2 роки тому +1

    Paste wax is amazing and would have worked so much better than the oil. Look into it. It can be used on a multitude of things and can be polished.

  • @mariotibbrine1
    @mariotibbrine1 2 роки тому +1

    Awp hp makes some kick ass futuristic tool pouches

  • @ianalldis9693
    @ianalldis9693 2 роки тому +2

    Great lesson there - basic humanoid ergonomics aren't going to change much in the next few centuries - all that'll happen is that they'll adapt to new environments, therefore... yeah, stick to deigns that already work for humans... just tweak little identifiers here and there - but overall, another great and highly entertaining video - and having seen the trailer, I can't wait to see the finished film! Keep up the great work... after all - we all need a little help to make sci-fi ...👍

  • @jubbmcdiesel8639
    @jubbmcdiesel8639 2 роки тому

    The logo and little tools and gizmos... That kicks so much ass dude. I can't wait to look at all the cool little details in your movie.
    Also I think the grungy spacer look rules. Whatever looks good to you is gunna look cool to us. You seem like you're having a blast and living the dream. Rock on propmaster

  • @erikastjarnstoft
    @erikastjarnstoft 2 роки тому

    The crochet hook is great and made me really happy!

  • @scottthomas6202
    @scottthomas6202 2 роки тому +2

    I think the little R2D2 looking thing is for finding nails or screws in walls...cool belt. A tool belt is one of those things that probably doesn't change much over the decades or centuries...

  • @Jestunes
    @Jestunes 2 роки тому

    I like the white tool belt better. More of a futuristic look. Maybe silver accents with purple swiggles. . oooh yeah. Lets do it...

  • @chipbrandstetter
    @chipbrandstetter 2 роки тому +1

    Great to see your vids' return. Your work is inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing.

  • @nathanwood5977
    @nathanwood5977 2 роки тому +1

    I prefer the darker colour. The white to me was slightly dated in the world of sci fi colour schemes.

  • @seanmeadows129
    @seanmeadows129 2 роки тому +1

    Very good tutorial, pity about the mishaps but it all came together nicely in the end. Looking forward to seeing it all in action in the movie. Well done.

  • @charleshenderson9578
    @charleshenderson9578 2 роки тому +2

    Cool stuffi should have added some more, but my wife enjoys watching your stuff. We talk about of how, just little items. Just throwing together. The ship in the opening of your short movie. Is a kitbash or just CGI???
    But anyway keep up the good works.

  • @docdildonica7515
    @docdildonica7515 2 роки тому

    If you had sanded the leather with superfine grit the dye would have required far less coats and adhered better. Looked great though.

  • @thedarkknight803able
    @thedarkknight803able 2 роки тому

    This is Awesome.

  • @aaron2709
    @aaron2709 2 роки тому +1

    Kool.

  • @RocketPunchHero1
    @RocketPunchHero1 2 роки тому

    Awesome tutorial, my friend.

  • @larissamonroe21092
    @larissamonroe21092 2 роки тому +2

    @createscifi Question... that 'Movie Paint' that you use to weather stuff, like the rottenstone, I cannot find that anywhere even on amazon unless iam using the wrong terms, can you tell me where I would get that stuff, cause I cant find it anywhere....I keep seeing it being used, by a lot of people but even the searches bring back reg spray paint not the movie stuff.

    • @createscifi
      @createscifi  2 роки тому +1

      Not on amazon but plenty of specialty stores , thanks for asking I'll put this info in the description but here ya go www.worldpaintsupply.com/movie-paint-nicotine-spray-paint/ www.filmtools.com/removable-movie-paint-ground-only-mfr-movie-paint.html

    • @larissamonroe21092
      @larissamonroe21092 2 роки тому

      @@createscifi Aweaome thank you spo much, well dang on the amazon, I did do a 'google' search and sadly it just brought up regular spray paint never this stuff. Was wondering if everyone was rick rolling the populace LOL.

  • @donaldgilbert6739
    @donaldgilbert6739 2 роки тому

    where did you find that Movie Paint?

  • @mr.shadestrains6033
    @mr.shadestrains6033 2 роки тому

    Awsum 😎👍👍👍👍👍

  • @metajock
    @metajock 2 роки тому

    Fun video. Its the simple builds I love, they add so much in the long run. Question, please: Not sure what you meant by "No budget for pristine white". Now I'm curious, can you elaborate, please?

    • @westcoastgio6328
      @westcoastgio6328 Рік тому +1

      educated guess, but I am betting that pristine white is a complete expensive PITA to keep pristine for continuity purposes, every smudge and fingerprint stands out like a beacon... the time and effort to keep it pristine gets expensive on set.

  • @KensToys74
    @KensToys74 2 роки тому +1

    Toolbelt tooling tutorial.

  • @scottmantooth8785
    @scottmantooth8785 2 роки тому +1

    *i'm constantly on the look out for discarded items that can be disassembled and reassembled into something totally unique, otherworldly or strange...a hybrid of streampunk/dieselpunk, and medieval influences with a smattering of futuristic bits leaping out here and there from behind the holographic shrubbery...what's important to me is that an item looks well used and functional even it you have no idea of the thing is...i'm all about the visual and tactile sensibility of an object...the person using is doesn't look at it and say "wow...that's cool...they already know what it is and how it works*

  • @TheMichaellathrop
    @TheMichaellathrop 2 роки тому +2

    The original concept might have worked out better if you had vacuformed it.

  • @goranozegovic1106
    @goranozegovic1106 2 роки тому

    you are spending to much time on props... story is much more important

    • @createscifi
      @createscifi  2 роки тому +1

      hahha agree :)And I do. The time on props is how I get people to subscribe to my channel to watch my stories. Trust me I spend way more time on story and production than props but its the prop builds that "build" the channel for story to live.

    • @goranozegovic1106
      @goranozegovic1106 2 роки тому

      @@createscifi i belive you do, and i wish you all the happiness and success in your life

  • @MiamiMillionaire
    @MiamiMillionaire 2 роки тому

    👍