Ben Heck's Apple 1 Replica Part 3

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element14.com/tbhs - Ben completes the Apple 1 Replica. In the previous episodes, he built the 6502 computer and got it to function with an LCD and a homemade keyboard. Today Ben builds a 1970s style case to house the computer. When the sleek, wooden case is finished, Ben demonstrates the complete replica.
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@syn010110 9 лет назад

This video seriously had the weirdest Random Ben Commentary so far.

@FerHivore 4 года назад

Cats, wizards, and… Blade Runner? Yeah, really weird combo.

@johnsimon8457 4 года назад

Whatever you need to do to keep from just howling at the moon during these long builds

@KuraIthys 9 лет назад

Wow. I really love the wood effect. That is one stunning looking build.

@kshadehyaena 9 лет назад

That's probably my favorite case from all of Ben's projects.

@CubicleNate 6 лет назад

Wow, this was a great series of videos. Very inspiring. Thank you!

@rubusroo68 9 лет назад

really enjoyed this series, thanks for posting.

@redpandacoding 9 лет назад

I worry about Ben, he's drifting farther from sanity each episode.

@maxwellhansen3688 6 лет назад

Tom S. Ii

@lchaosgrimml 9 лет назад

I really liked this trilogy and the apple 1 replica looks great! Keep up the good work!

@ZephaniahNoah 8 лет назад

Ooh! That LCD driver board looks more advanced than the apple computer!

@tomcombe4813 6 лет назад

ZephaniahNoah Gaming That is because it is.

@FahadAndFarrukh 5 лет назад

@@tomcombe4813 Thought of exactly the same reply. :D I wonder how many thought the same as us. Prolly a lot.

@KarlMcMAn 7 лет назад

I love all your videos.

@AdamBerent 9 лет назад

Best episode ever!

@JonathanBydendyk 5 лет назад

Awesome build!

@averagegilo 9 лет назад

Wow. That was amazing. The fact they Ben heck makes computer engineering fund well. Personally, i could never do this nor endure the time and precision involved. But a 20 minute montage is perfect

@MichielHaisma 9 лет назад

amazing build

@iplaywithmyself211 9 лет назад

Love the new shop Ben! I rate it two joysticks up.

@circuithijacker 7 лет назад

Great job!!! How did you solve the key bounce issue. Also, I was hoping for the cassette interface to be utilized.

@niiiiiiisse 9 лет назад

Truly amazing!

@NikolajLepka 9 лет назад

"... the moons of your anus..." - Ben Heck 2014

@themaconeau 9 лет назад

are always full at night.

@livvy94 9 лет назад

Like kitty litter...in the rain!

@swsephy 9 лет назад

That's pretty cool. Are you going to do a tour of the new place once everything is moved?

@danilolattaro 9 лет назад

That is actually beautiful!

@christophbeer3417 9 лет назад

You are just amazing!

@sprybug 9 лет назад

Whenever I see one of his shows, I always wished that I had more time for my own electronics projects like this. I've been completely redoing my portable Atari 2600 with a bigger screen, internal lithium rechargeable batteries and new case (a thin wireless router case. Router/hub cases make great portable cases, BTW) and have been doing it for almost 2 months and only about halfway there. I work on these things really, really slow because I always think I'm going to mess something up!

@trulygg 9 лет назад

Definitely the best looking machine you've made.

@adolfovelasquez8038 9 лет назад

Its amazing!!

@TKTmon 9 лет назад

hey ben is there any way I could convince you to do a few episodes where you recreate some of your old portables? I know you've already documented them, but it would still be cool to see you make a few on video.

@NEzell-sj1yu 9 лет назад

TKTmon I would like to see this as well! I first heard about Ben Heck in a gaming mag that was talking about his Atari handheld, and also showed off a few others he'd done like his buzzsaw PS1. I would love to see him revisit some of these designs now that he has more tech on-hand to make them work.

@mrplantn4006 9 лет назад

me to

@soyrandom1 9 лет назад

Amazing ben!

@DiyintheGhetto 7 лет назад

Hey ben awesome work on the apple laptop. Even though it is a old project but still awesome. I wonder if maybe adding a battery pack like a laptop battery to make it fully portable and still have the plug for charging might be better?

@8Bitrabbitech 9 лет назад

Yes, Perfect timing.Thanks for the video.

@Coolkeys2009 9 лет назад

Do you have a place where you display some of the projects you've built(apart from youtube)? Awesome build.

@AvocadoDiaboli 9 лет назад

My god, that extended Blade Runner reference was excellent!

@joeevans84 9 лет назад

Such a great build but I thought of one thing near the end. When you put weights in did you consider putting batteries in instead or would the power draw of the old components make putting batteries in a waste of time.

@dirkhochegger5396 9 лет назад

pretty pretty nice! great job!

@rabje1998 9 лет назад

Do a shop tour of your new shop, would be awesome!

@LoganSchmidt 9 лет назад

Awesome build BHS! Keep up the fantastic show, love the new office. Where abouts is it? Im in Wisconsin I thought it was cool you guys are too. Same town as before or new location? Just wondering. Stay warm in the snow!

@wisteela 9 лет назад

Superb. Would it be easy to add the cassette interface?

@gaming-zombie1392 9 лет назад

New Shop Looks great...

@wadehavens823 9 лет назад

Wow...I just realized you did do the commodore 64 laptop. Way cool!

@aljr357 8 лет назад

Is that an actual size representation of what the apple one computer boards would be or are they smaller like the monitor and keyboard are.

@kingsleyhart 9 лет назад

Does anybody know what the backing music library is used in this show is? It's been bugging me for years! Especially when Revision3 were involved with it, some of the backing tracks used then were great!

@13deryck 9 лет назад

hi Ben. What plastic did you used in your build? The one that you routed at the cnc. :P

@davejordan5481 7 лет назад

like the show I was wondering.theres a 3 phase motor in a furnace blower motor could that work on a CNC with Arduino.

@official420er 7 лет назад

is this pc somewhere available?

@minor0confusion 9 лет назад

i ran an infotec nearly identical to this and also installed a vac bed. use a proper vac pump! as for jigging... i used to cut 20mm acrylic/polycarbonate stuck to mdf with nice fabric based double sided tape. works wonders. ill see if i have any pics of it all :) keep up the good work. i dont own a tv and your show is literally my weekly tv program lol

@minor0confusion 9 лет назад

the 20mm was cut in 4mm deep passes with a 6mm single fluted cutter btw. could run long series 3mm slot drills all day but the feed was too much, would be supprised just how quick you can cut acrylic held only by tape! i mean BANGING the machine round full speed and no problems, i also ditched the coral/plotter messaround by switching to artcam. there is a post processor made for your machine just sitting there ready to go, converted a trend 2.5 axis machine into a full 3d profiling machine (im talking 5gb+ programs) SO easy to use/intuative :)

@wadehavens823 9 лет назад

I see you running basic in this build and it came to mind that a Commodore 64 should be your next laptop build, complete with super fast load times and the ability to run all the games at a higher resolution. I think that would be awesome!

@KSITREVS 9 лет назад

Where could i grab the circuit design for the apple 1?

@GaryLiddington 9 лет назад

Comedy value in this episode. Excellent.

@waltercomunello121 6 лет назад

ok, that Blade Runner reference and kitten talk mixup is honestly awesome.

@nastybuttler7880 8 лет назад

I have a bricked kindle fire (I uploaded firmware 5.1.2.1 instead of 5.1.2). Anyway, do you think that a linux PC can be made from this, or even an apple 1 pc (lol)? Could you do it on your show?

@Delacruel 9 лет назад

I would like to see this show on tv

@TheRealObiWahn 9 лет назад

Hey Ben, wouldn't be easier with a alternative design for the vacuum table with a central vacuum port? Utilizing grooves in the table surface and some kind of rubber string to seal the needed part.

@sergioorjuela7896 9 лет назад

How did he do the key debouncing?

@cessnachannel4285 7 лет назад

are the files there to replicate tis build??

@coltonbily9251 9 лет назад

What courses did you take from high school and college to get here

@markcummings150 7 лет назад

What happened to the debounce problem. How was that fixed ?

@Neceros 9 лет назад

I want to clarify something I said previously. While I personally may feel awkward for you during skits, I want to emphasize that I *will* keep watching if they are included, and if you guys actually like doing them you *should*.

@DerFuhrer 8 лет назад

Amazing

@MsHUGSaLOT 9 лет назад

YES Atari 8bit FTW! I still have my 1050 but i lost the front bezel for it, but it works fine! Do you have a spare one since you took the switch out? :)

@thefuturewithdbe4877 7 лет назад

Where would I find a schematic of the 6502 computor

@fristysOriginal 9 лет назад

Why not use black screws on the screen's back ?

@buggsyspam 9 лет назад

Just guess, but I think it's to keep the spirit of the the Apple I. It was made in the 70's in a garage. If you look at pics of the Apple I, it either had shiny silver fasteners or bras looking ones.

@fristysOriginal 9 лет назад

buggsyspam Because an LCD screen, cnc machines and so on are so 70s garage like. :D

@sprybug 9 лет назад

Fristys He wanted to make an Apple 1 laptop. What? Use an old small B&W CRT? Sure, that wouldn't way a ton or make it 5 times bigger and use a ton more power.

@sprybug 9 лет назад

***** The PSU? What's that or do you mean the CPU?

@fristysOriginal 9 лет назад

sprybug Power Supply Unit, lol. :D

@dominicracca7856 9 лет назад

OK I like this one. The computer looks great!

@HShango 9 лет назад

he reinvented the amazing apple 1, he's a genius :)

@hallgeirbraut4548 9 лет назад

Like your videos! Would be awesome though if you looked into e-paper displays in a video. It's a cool technology and I would like to know more about it.

@NoorquackerInd 9 лет назад

That's *really* thick! Especially since it's a through-hole circuit with a weird way of doing surface mount resistors. Still really cool

@cessnachannel4285 7 лет назад

is there a way so i can buy one????

@dwarf365 9 лет назад

So what exactaly can you do with an apple1? Basic is fine but you don't have enough power to do anything but put in a few lines of code. Don't get me wrong it's a cool project, but why?

@reitrace 9 лет назад

I would like to see you make an IBM PC compatible computer. As with the Apple 1 the IBM PC used off the shelf parts as well and I think that it would be really nice to see it made

@jcurtis858 9 лет назад

Your videos are so good that you need to add one more video per week. Maybe more tutorials on using some of your equipment.

@ZanaGBYT 9 лет назад

I need to ask, what happens to these things after filming?

@TorutheRedFox 8 лет назад

+Zana GB They are either sold or put on display or used in Ben's life outside the workshop.

@ZanaGBYT 8 лет назад

LBPPlayer7 aww

@TorutheRedFox 8 лет назад

Zana GB I hope he uses it in his life.

@ZanaGBYT 8 лет назад

LBPPlayer7 tbh some of the things are too good to just sell em. at least it's a better fate than hoarding them in a cupboard.

@bigluke4152 8 лет назад

Or he takes them apart and uses the parts in other projects.

@TheZakofAlltrades 9 лет назад

i'm curious about how have you learned all of this stuff you know ?

@ayazar 9 лет назад

I missed that how bouncing problem is solved. Or was it solved? :) It seems to be solved at the end.

@jasonwalker4610 9 лет назад

Just a thought, you should use your other screen to make a tablet pc. Maybe slim down a Raspberry Pi or something to run the OS. The monitor case looked realy good and reminded me of an iPad/ tablet.

@BritneyStinson 8 лет назад

you have the voice of an angel

@slawor4 8 лет назад

*drunk angel

@JacGoudsmit 9 лет назад

There's only one thing you forgot to add to the Apple 1 laptop: a paper tape reader and punch. ;-) Nice build!

@draconic5129 2 года назад

Yeah without a tape reader there's no way to load and save your work.

@Jeffball610 9 лет назад

I'd like to see revision 2 of this project. I was curious as to why you didn't print a circuit board for this instead of hand wiring the whole thing. Also, the case looks great, but obviously could use some refinement. I love all of your projects, but would like to see more "finished" work. Or maybe I should get off my butt and make my own version :)

@burleighking7143 6 лет назад

How do i ask you a question

@ImaginationToForm 9 лет назад

Going to be filming the show from the couch?

@esquach 9 лет назад

Worth watching for the black crows cover alone... but the rest was a nice bonus

@productions4452 5 лет назад

OK you showed us how to build the laptop but can you plz show us how to build the computer with the original motherboard design and the original chips

@greengiant912 9 лет назад

Hey Ben, you should do this same mod, but put it into a more modern macbook enclosure, I think that would be pretty cool. Can find parts on eBay and such!

@JamesCoyle95 9 лет назад

I wish I could afford all the machines and a warehouse to store them in... Have so many ideas that could be done easily if I had that equipment. At the moment I'm stuck running into walls and having to make changes to my idea because I don't have access to the right tools.

@sevbesau 7 лет назад

Is this replica capable of displaying graphics other than just characters ?

@robertodacri 9 лет назад

What was the code that was ran in the video?

@someguy3032 8 лет назад

+Robert green the rom's code or the properrel's code?

@fatherelijahcal9620 3 года назад

Nice laptop. But can it run Crysis?

@michaelbarry8005 8 лет назад

You would get more flexes before failure on your screen connection if you horizontally offset the top and bottom enclosure openings for the umbilical..

@hanro50 9 лет назад

what Samsung screens are you using, I thing I show a display that looks just like mine at home, i use a SyncMaster B2430, that is a display about the size of a A3 piece of paper

@choppergirl 9 лет назад

On my Bell & Howell Black Apple II, the "G" button has the word "BELL" written on it to generate the bell ascii code which you'd get if you held down a control key... harking back to the teletype days. Of course, there were no official keyboards for the Apple I, so anything sorta period goes...

@cyberjack 9 лет назад

your mental and so random lol love it !! :-) good stuff .. regards from uk

@xanokothe 9 лет назад

17:40 Derp face! I would love to make my own computer from scratch. Maybe with a FPGA and my own processor, or emulate one with microcontroller or ARM

@shanedemont9980 8 лет назад

gotta do karaoke with you some day ben! u rock!!

@7eardstapa7 7 лет назад

18:17... No one expects the surprise haircut! :D

@macfixer01 3 года назад

There are some simple keyboard encoder chips I’ve used for small projects like this. The 74ls922 handles 16 keys, and the 74ls923 handles 20 keys, so you’d have to use 3 of them in this case. They’re nice though, they have built-in debounce and 2-key rollover, tristate outputs, there are also CMOS versions (74C922/74C923) which will run from between a 3 and 15 volt supply. www.soemtron.org/downloads/disposals/74c922.pdf

@CABohol 4 года назад

Nice

@nickonico3805 9 лет назад

Deberían de explicar mejor como soldar bien todos los componentes electrónicos y como lo programan. Pero muy buenos los videos

@MlautheFilthy 9 лет назад

I enjoyed this series, complete with wood.

@jouebien 9 лет назад

you know what would be ausom is if your episodes were all numbered so that it's easy to find the next episode you speak of at the end of each video.

@macfixer01 3 года назад

You could have also added a Dallas DS1813 3-pin IC to do an automatic power-on reset.

@clem494949 9 лет назад

Next computer replica "The PDP" please :D

@chrismofer 5 лет назад

CDC 6500

@arwlyx 9 лет назад

I liked it, I was hoping he'd make it out of white plastic with the wooden accents, I think it would look pretty awesome, but still really cool non the less.

@WalcomS7 9 лет назад

MORE NERF STUFF? WHY HAS IT NEVER BEEN THE FOCUS OF AN EPISODE YET!?

@chrismofer 7 лет назад

I want woz to try this thing out!

@mkubiak67 9 лет назад

WOW I can only dream of knowing half the stuff you know. I try vary hard with the amount of electronics I know. any how That apple 1 is a work of ART I am just shocked at the Quality of work you put in to it. also your shop is vary nice. I am very jealous