Lost in Space B9 Robot Wrist and Claw Upgrade

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After many years it's time to make this big guy even better (I hope, LOL). In this video I'll show and explain the progress I made as I rebuilt parts of the two B9 robot arms that I first finished building over 5 years ago.
This is the second in a series of upgrades I'm doing to my full sized Lost In Space B9 Robot. There will be many more to follow God willing. I''ll add a link below to my Bubble Lifter video.
Thanks for watching! Enjoy
The Links:
Bubble Lifter upgrade video: • My B9 Robot Bubble Lif...
Lightweight Fiberglass Wrists vendor, Craig Reinbrecht: www.b9robotbuil...
Claws and claw centers vendor, Robert Rossi: www.b9robotbuil...
ServoCity: www.servocity....

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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 29

@ejm2000you 2 года назад

Excellent work

@MikeKalka 2 года назад

Amazing. Getting more 'lifelike' in its' arm movements. Brilliant.

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

Thanks Mike. That means a lot to me. It's a lot of fun to do.

@devlinasssociatesllc4569 2 года назад

Oh wow, you have really done the real thing!

@PaulRubino Год назад

That is really awesome. GREAT work.

@hgodtx 4 месяца назад

Dang! That is one labor of love!

@DavidSchulpius 4 месяца назад

It certainly is! Thanks for watching and leaving your comment. ❤

@EDP1 2 года назад

great presentation of a super B9 robot . love your need work . thanks dave .

@johnwood406 2 года назад

I am very partial to the old heavier claws.... :) Dave never ceases to amaze me with his ingenuity, and patience. He would have made a great shop teacher!

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

LOL, thanks my friend! However I need to disagree with being a shop teacher. I'd probably get fired because I'd be a bit too real and trueful for a lot of these young minds and parents of today.

@jeffreygreene1042 8 месяцев назад

That looks like a small fortune in little parts. I've had to build stuff like this, and when I go back and add it all up, I end up getting shocked at what I spent.

@DavidSchulpius 8 месяцев назад

I agree. My trick is simply not to go back and add it all up. LOL.

@captainrick9379 2 года назад

Wait! Dave put up a new video! Time to make a bowl of popcorn and a drink! Nice mod Dave! But I don't think you will have it done and back together in time for the Artemis I flight on Saturday! May we can get him on the next flight! 🚀 LOL! 🤣 Thanks for sharing ! 😎👍

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

Popcorn is the bomb! Lots of butter and salt though. Sorry about the time line though. The rock is just going to have to do without B9. Maybe the next launch?

@PhG1961 2 года назад

Waw Dave, this B9 is really getting complicated... but at the same time really awesome too ! Very impressive !

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

Thanks brother! I appreciate your kind words.

@PhG1961 2 года назад

@@DavidSchulpius Your welcome ! Your B9 looks also very expensive ! I'm always suprised when I start tinkering how fast it's getting out of control.... Still I can't get enough of it. Your robot build is also stimulating me to carry on... Still in love with my EZ-Robot controller, however now I'm trying RPi and Python too. Keep it comming !

@uberdude2555 2 года назад

I have been watching these videos a long time and love how your B9 Robot continues to evolve, if you could live long enough I bet this thing would become sentient one day. :)

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

Thanks for your nice words my friend. I hope I can live that long. LOL.

@B94U2 8 месяцев назад

Looks great! Just getting motivated again. Haven’t done much on my b9 project since 2010. I’ve seen your FB posts and you’re local to me. Maybe I’d be lucky enough to see work in person….?

@madbradfreeman 2 года назад

So very nice! I hope you have a friend with an AI background to help with the software. A cluster of Raspberry Pi compute modules could really help it pick out it's own upgrades! Seriously, though, you've done an amazing job, and it's been fascinating watching your journey. Thanks so much for letting us come along for the ride!

@DavidSchulpius 2 года назад

Thanks my friend! I'm glad you have enjoyed the trip. I know I have. You know, you can flash a Raspberry Pi and turn it into an inexpensive EZB. That's probably what I'd do with one I owned. I'm an EZ Robot/Synthiam kind of guy.