How to Make Robots from Anything 

Thanks joost! I sometimes can’t believe it either. Its very small in absolute terms, but I am amazed that 2000 people want to keep seeing me try to build stuff. You can always tell a friend who might benefit from watching a man attempting a maker project :). But anyway, I’m glad you liked it young sir!

Hehe, indeed. I’m gonna try and do this in my own workshop in the furure with some kids, or find spaces that can get a bit dirty. Because they went bananas :)

Hi Denise, thank you so much! Nothing officially planned on the kids-workshop at this point, its all hands on deck in my dayjob at the moment, but I just moved in to a bigger shop-space that I’m currently building up to host workshops. More info in tomorrows video.

I had no idea at the time I recorded this Flore, now I´ve also read that is just called tank threads :) I just really love the word RUPSBANDEN. (catterpillar-tires in direct translation) because there is no catterpillar involved or does it have tires. hahaha, Flemish is so dumb sometimes :)

@@ProjectsandThings Ik vrees dat we dat rupsbanden noemen omdat caterpillar een merk van (graaf) machines is die soms dit soort wielen gebruikt

@@thomasdejongh850 oooooooh, nog nooit aan gedacht. Merci Thomas!

All the operations can be done using handtools as well. (Which the kids at the workshop did) I just happen to have that tool and therefore use it for speed’s sake. The title merely implies that you can make robots from plastic/electro and wood scraps. Thank you for watching!