3D Printing and the Northern Walking Stick Insect: SciShow Talk Show #18

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Today on the SciShow Talk Show, Ben Malouf shows off some of his 3D printed designs and talks with Hank about how he got into the world of 3D printing. Then Jessi from Animal Wonders joins in to share Holmes and Watson, the northern walking stick insects.
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@hankschannel 11 лет назад

I dunno, I feel like it's honest. I don't want to make everything perfect, I want to talk to interesting people about interesting things.

@branominal 2 года назад

You kinda feel like a human version of a stick insect to me

@serendipity9987 8 лет назад

the 1st walking stick I ever saw was years ago. Walking up our driveway with my school books and just kicking the rocks and sticks. Well I about near had heart failure when one of the sticks got up and started walking toward me!! I could not believe what I was seeing, I'd never even heard of them before that. Funny now when I tell my grandchildren but sure wasn't then.

@ashleydah27 8 лет назад

WTF Hank you forgot his name ! twice

@AJFilms14 11 лет назад

"Well.. I gave him a kitty" xD

@mercyfire 11 лет назад

I love how engaged Ben and Hank were with the stick bugs. I'd've been waving my hands around going, "I'm a stick!", too. :)

@annabellemayes4843 8 лет назад

there goes my leg but I'm a stick

@IdaElectra 11 лет назад

3D printing is amazing; we have a couple printers at our scool, and one of them has two substances; one that is dissolvable in a special solution. This means you can make "support" with that one, and print things that are "immposible", like a ball in an open pyramid-shape too small for the ball to ever come out without breaking the structure around it. Hard to explain, but absolutely magical.

@BlahLab 11 лет назад

I like Ben! He asked questions and is awesome. Feel free to bring him back!

@scythedd7 11 лет назад

I like it because it keeps everything really informal, which is probably the best part of this segment and really this channel in general. Makes it feel more open, like this is just some acquaintance you know having a light science-related conversation you happen to be sitting in on. It's nice. There's a place for formal interaction and a place for informal, and I like that talkshow that makes it informal. Better than always being a talking head =]

@HadenSavanti 11 лет назад

This was more informal than usual, it had a more sci show hang out feel...which I felt was good. I love watching these, thanks for making them and sharing.

@AndreasFilms 11 лет назад

Ben Malouf: one of the coolest names in history, yet doomed to be forgotten...

@xoxo2008oxox 11 лет назад

Hank looks entranced by both the 3D gearbox and the walking sticks! AWESOME episode!

@Ninjormon 11 лет назад

The memories! I used to raise those walking sticks for years! I got one for my birthday a while back! We'd feed it leaves off my orange tree! It laid eggs and I had about a hundred tiny sticks! I wound up with 3 generations of walking sticks for about 5 years. :)

@CritterKeeper01 2 года назад

I can see why they'd make owning them require a permit, if they're that prolific! Just imagine if a couple got loose, or worse were turned loose when someone got bored with them. Wouldn't take long for them to take over an area!

@maikydb 11 лет назад

This channel always puts a smile on my face one way or another

@broshmosh 11 лет назад

Jessi's passion for the insects is wonderful. Fellow insect lovers

@Qermaq 11 лет назад

Oh come on. Jessi is and always has been the reason to watch. Not just her animals but her, she's so charismatic and pulchritudinous.

@MortStrudel 11 лет назад

Plastic products are mass-produced everywhere. There's so much of the stuff around that asking what the environmental effects of 3-D printers are is like asking about how the ocean's salinity is affected by the addition of a bucket of table salt.

@bufallowolfbear 11 лет назад

I love scishow so so much, thank you for being Hank Green, Hank

@rougnashi 11 лет назад

"I love you, except for your face." Definitely my new favorite Hank Green quote.

@veelogation3890 11 лет назад

Hehe I like how the one on Ben was halfway up his arm by the end there :P steadily climbing...

@hellomynameisrodney 11 лет назад

More insects, Hank! One of my fav episodes.

@DoubleHipoDouble 10 лет назад

when I was a kid I found stick insects everywhere at my house and I held them all the time! I love stick insects their so cool!!!

@BlackCat_2 10 лет назад

Love this video. I live in Texas and I once found a 10 inch long walking stick near my driveway. It may have fallen out of the tree that is right next to it. It had died sadly but it was amazing to see such a large one. I have not seen one that big since then but I see the smaller ones around quite often. - Heidi

@superspazz61 11 лет назад

I work on Bald Head Island in NC and most nights for the last month I have seen these walking sticks mating on my walk from the ferry to my car. Some nights they were everywhere.

@EasterWitch 11 лет назад

I used to have stick insects as pets, so I already knew all about them. But we had to get rid of them because they multiplied to fast for us to handle. I sort of miss them now, even though while we had them they just sat there upside down, chewing on leaves... And for the record Hank, I think their mouth pars are adorable! And up close their eyes are super adorable.

@chopsticks8204 11 лет назад

Used to love trying to find these when i was small :)

@robotfolly 11 лет назад

So. Cute!!!! This was a great show! Those twisty cubes were awesome as well!

@Believe231 7 лет назад

Jessi's chuckling is so endearing hahaha!

@DiscoDuck2222 11 лет назад

haha hank forgets ben's name again at the end when he wants to thank him and jessi. so great.

@Mad.E 11 лет назад

I love scishow talshow soooomuch. It's the best part of scishow to me.

@TheOriginalSapience 11 лет назад

Hank's left shirt pocket flap.. LOL so awesome.

@benjtoa 11 лет назад

I'm 17 and I've been building and printing for a year or so. I'm currently printing a phone case on my Prusa i1 while other objects lay scattered about my desk. 3d printers are amazing!

@balmung789 11 лет назад

At 4:43, I was like "don't you dare cut away until that goes back to a cube. Don't cut away, don't cut away, DON'T CUT AWAY! Oh thank god..."

@Viperguy586 11 лет назад

I want that motor driven cube!!! And when hank pulled the stick bug off his shirt it looked like it was raising the roof for a bit lol cool episode!

@strawberryoes 8 лет назад

I can confirm they live in Canada too! I used to live there and we find them when out camping fairly regularly :)

@cooolbigguy 11 лет назад

Hank, it has been an honour watching your video while you too, were on this page.

@beirirangu 11 лет назад

the most amazing part of 3d printing that I don't think they even talked about is the fact that they can make full pieces with moving parts (in a single print)

@adorableabby8 11 лет назад

I live in Pennsylvania and we see these all the time

@Frostbain 11 лет назад

A lot of hobbyist 3d printers use PLA. It's typically corn-based, recyclable, and biodegradable; also used in some implantable medical devices (like limited duration stents). You can use ABS, Poly-carbonate, and others if needed, but the PLA is the cheap stuff and covers most/a lot of uses (I've made everything from cups to worm gears with it).

@StuieGui 11 лет назад

Living in the woods of Indiana, I would find walking sticks all the time as a kid. Then again, I suppose most people don't frolick around in the woods climbing trees as much as I did.

@SecretFiri 11 лет назад

Oh gosh, I've been waiting for a stick bug to appear in the show since I found out about SciShow TalkShow. This makes me really happy!! Also, that 3D art is quite amazing. Now I want a 3D printer.

@bryanlopez1084 11 лет назад

i like how when the guy asked what they eat the stick bug pointed at him 6:26

@106pointJede 11 лет назад

I love real and honest. Keep doing that Hank, its great.

@weedandwine 11 лет назад

These people and things are amazing. This is something so new. I wonder if the people who first saw electricity or airplanes fly had the same sort of feeling.

@wynsumjokearns9783 11 лет назад

Hank, you stare so intensely at the insect!

@HeirOfGlee 11 лет назад

I just love this show.

@mommamylo 11 лет назад

"Wave your arms in the air" lol. Hank, you kill me, man. You kill me.(HeeHee)

@ursulajoni15 11 лет назад

i love how hank and ben interact with the bugs

@romantheflash 11 лет назад

I was afraid it was about to poop in Hank's face...lol The stick bug also looked like doing karate at the end

@Piarou 11 лет назад

Of course, it might also be that, like me, names are not what makes you remember a person by, but their stories, their actions, and their attitudes. :D I for one liked the fact that he left it in the end-result, and not did a re-take. Shows him human, I guess.

@ChanseMacabre 11 лет назад

The smiley face at the end somewhat deflates the perceived severity of your prediction...

@keithhenriquez1531 11 лет назад

Always good to see Jessi

@oreosmooshy 11 лет назад

I had a pendant printed in sterling silver from Shapeways. Expensive but super cool!

@sasjhwa 11 лет назад

Great to see some new technology on the show!

@MusicByNumbersUK 11 лет назад

Another great episode :) I find them strangely relaxing. Keep it up guys!

@fieldsofdandelions 11 лет назад

This was an awesome episode. I'd kill for one of those cube things. so cool.

@0jhonyrod0 11 лет назад

Hank, that gearing mechanism has been implemented on twisty puzzles, check out Oskar van Deventer's channel, he has some amazing creations, and the best part, you can buy his designs in his shapeways shop!

@d.e.b.b5788 8 лет назад

I get people to watch the science intro just to get to the animals. Thanks for the great videos!

@MrSmileyturnsgrumpy 11 лет назад

I live in Australia and I find stick insects on the barbecues in the park all the time... Crazy to think they don't show up often in America.

@Mirivali 11 лет назад

The gear cube has actually been made into puzzles. Most famous are gear cube and gear shift, and there are much more that are mot mass produced, designed by oskar van deventer. I highly recommend you check out his channel!

@ProBeastMode 11 лет назад

Man the personality radiates off this guy

@JoyThirsty3 11 лет назад

Stick insectsa are kinda cute. I love their names!

@higdonalex 11 лет назад

The hospital I work at recently purchased a 3D printer. They're using it to print life size models of actual patient organs using data taken from CT scans! The main application is for surgeons to actually get their hands on the organs they will be operating on so they can plan out the surgery ahead of time. Welcome to the future.

@ValerieSanFilippo 11 лет назад

7:54 what a beautiful moment.

@djunior874 11 лет назад

I hate it when people think that forgetting somebody's name means you don't care about what they have to say. Often I am totally immersed in what they say and do it's just I have asked for their name as a pleasantry and a way of getting their attention when speaking to them.

@alexjonezNH 11 лет назад

I throw my hands up in the air sometimes, singing AAAAYOOOO! I'M A STIIIIICKBUUUUUG!

@Rayada07Vale 11 лет назад

"throw your hands in the air" hahahahaha

@MrKO97 11 лет назад

I was able to work with some walking sticks (among other animals) over the summer. They're a great help in pranks.

@9365fall 11 лет назад

OMG that cube is almost magical. Truely we are in an age of wonder

@npcKee 11 лет назад

Hank making faces at the insect is one of my favorite things.

@malneir 11 лет назад

Ben is so deadpan I love him.

@cecmpaoykc 11 лет назад

There is a bug zoo in Victoria, Canada that has all sorts of bugs you can hold, including many kinds of stick and leaf bugs.

@upsidedownjess6841 11 лет назад

HANK IS SO ADORABLE AHH

@quinn4436 11 лет назад

By the gods, you can basically photoshop statues. GENIUS!!!

@riderlibertas2580 11 лет назад

I'd love to see a follow-up show on more advanced 3d printing.

@zJessez1 11 лет назад

Oh and that was an amazing sci-show talk news =D

@TheBcoolGuy 11 лет назад

Indian Walking Stick: "Hello! You know what my favourite food is? Curry! Lalalalalalalalalala! Nevermind, I'm a stick, don't come again!" Wow. xD

@AmerJewDogz 11 лет назад

12:11 " The shirt's super sticky!" Ha ha

@Emmyhorstkamp-storeytarris 11 лет назад

A friend's husband just built himself a 3d printer and we are really excited to see how it helps her with her art projects :-)

@Jessica6119 11 лет назад

I'm glad i'm not the only one who looks over the top of their glasses. My parents use to point it out all the time, i thought i was weird

@Hirobian 9 лет назад

Jessie should bring praying mantis to the talk show sometime :) I've found one before and she was pretty darn awesome. Very active and interesting personality. You can really tell its a predator just by their behavior and interaction with their handler.

@AnnoyingAsianWitch 9 лет назад

Hirobian The Ancient Chinese used to keep them for sport and learning mantis kung fu :)

@redwolfjoy 11 лет назад

We have greenish brown walking sticks in the prairie grass in Oklahoma

@TheScottsawesomeart 11 лет назад

AWESOME SHOW .... LOVE THE STICK BUG!!!!

@Muffysb 11 лет назад

I agree, I love these shows, but I often wish there were some close ups. That might be hard to do with the crew and equipment you have, but in each episode I find myself waiting for the close up that never comes. Still, great stuff!

@varaoz123 11 лет назад

Love the nazca lines logo on jessi :)

@zed1stwizard 8 лет назад

We have some here in northern Indiana. cool critters.

@106pointJede 11 лет назад

I remember about 15 years ago or so, my cousin and 4-6 of these guys in a fish tank as pets. he actually forgot he had them (he was a little younger then me at the time so around 12-14) because they look like sticks and they died while he was on vacation.

@HAPPYplaceQC 11 лет назад

This is pretty! Love where technology is evolving too :D

@RonDosa 11 лет назад

Nice with an outside guest. Would have liked to hear more about how he sees the future of 3D printing, what his company is doing in 10 or 15 maybe. Fun episode though!