Steampunk Mechanical Prosthetic Hand Update 5  

finally, the self made man

Poetic

We can rebuild him. We have the technology

UPGRADE IN PROGRESS

Upgraaadesss People Uprgraaades

Yup, insurance is a grift

Spite truly is the best motivation

You just ended in the middle of the sentence my dude 😂

"He lost his hand insurance wouldn't give him another" didnt know insurance could grow limbs, time to chop off my benis and hope for a better one

Why did insurance say no?

Two in the pink, one in the ...JAIL because he gonna split someone in half 😂

@@EatAllDaHumans lmfaoo ripped straight open 😂😂😂

I hope he uses some sort of rubber digit covers as to not RIP apart the pink or the stink when utilizing that particular grip setting

....what?

Can’t recall every hearing him say “for” classic exaggerator

Built in setting for 2 in the pink one in the stink. Hes hilarious, how can you not build a hand without that setting 😂

"New upgrade unlocked, the flippy"

he does have that option. it was the one he decided to skip before resetting his hand. He had locked his middle finger but did not grip.

i dont get the reference-

​@@Hydra-House-Lizard there's no reference, its just one of the cycles he was doing.

@@MrCYCLOPSXMEN12330 needs to be a top level requirement of every prosthetic hand.

​@GIGA CHAD Remember being a paranoid schizophrenic who believes nobody isn't a positive trait

@GIGA CHAD You are not worthy of that Title

@@captainjames4649 being a paranoid schizophrenic cannot help but to not trust anyone due to the paranoia that the voices cause telling you about those people. It sucks to have to deal with these voices on a daily basis telling you that your a worthless piece of shit and that your family would be better off with you dead. Or you a terrible father you have nothing to give to your family but your love. Believe that’s not something you should compare the trust of others too. That would be like comparing his trust issue to someone with PTSD caused from Abandonment which can cause trust issues along with other problems. Sorry I had to don’t appreciate people who this something like Schizophrenia is just completely controllable, sadly it’s not. I stopped taking my meds when I was 17 and guess what nothing changed the voices remained as well as the shadow people, however thanks to family and friends support I know I am stronger than they are cause I’m in control and they are not.

​@GIGA CHAD not worthy of that name. a chad doesnt assume, but supports

@GIGA CHAD in which you lack makeing you unworthy of say name

Bro fr whats that for 🧐😭

Warhammer 40k?

Yaasss definitely warhammer 40k mechanicus

Yes, inquisitor, this comment right here.

Lol

Silly Tim ‘ead. Da Only way to get stronga is by bein cunningly brutal. And crimping all in ya way.

I have my own version of this kind of hand thing only you would need to remove the entire hand to have it be a strong hand if that makes sense

You would have to remove your hand that's still there they are and then replace it with the prosthetic

*deathcore breakdown

@@cinnamoncigarettes - *Clowncore Breakdown* 😂

​@@cinnamoncigarettes infant anniahlator has joined the chat

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Yeeeeaaaaahhhh, because, “the good ol’ times” didn’t have people flashing their bits regularly 😂 there’s a reason they call “prostitution” the “oldest profession”

First, people during the "good old time" were lusting over Marilyn Monroe or The King, seconds being a nerds WASN'T COOL (and if you know what my profile picture is you can trust). The 2020's is a the time where tech is very mainstream, MUCH MORE than the 80's or 70's, back in the day no way 4 millions people would be interested or knowing this man's work.

Boomers really think we were cool typing on our ZX SPECTRUM 😭. Kids don't listen to him

And only using one hand to build it

@@foresttaniguchi3168 I was thinking this too

He built it in a cave with a box of scraps!

I don't think this is "scrap metal" buddy. These are finely machined individual pieces. Or printed maybe. Not made from scraps.

@@___d311 give him a couple years an he’ll have a whole suit & a team with various abilities

One things for sure, bus fists don't need reloading.

Hahahahahaha

​@@herbyplayz5813

Very Steampunk

Exactly!

Its quite ingenious

it's one aesthetic prosthetic.

@@iamAwesomo1994 hell yeah

I hoped someone else caught it!!

Its at 169 likes, so I can't like because it feels somewhat related...

What a shocker 🤣

Dude had the Spider-Man hand too. What he has made is so awesome love to see his progress.

2 in the pink 1 in the stink

Yep like a badass boss

Imagine if he applied for a job at Swiss watch company,oh to be a fly on that wall...

@@duncemonkey14 this whole series is one long resume for any engineering/machinist job on the planet.

Amen

And with one hand!

Yeah bro he cut off his own fingers to test it

​@@unturbe no, first he built a finger using only his tongue. Then used that finger to build another. Then used those two to build toes for his dog. Then the dog built the rest

Him and his best buddy working on his hand together reading this comment. "If only I never brought my friend in on this, people would actually give me some credit, but I couldn't do it on my own...I needed help 😔"

The speed or the device was one of the driving forces for the iteration. As cool as an I digits quantum is, and they are cool, 1 second to open 1 second to close was maddening to me. I also didn't care for the fragility of the devices currently offered in the marketplace.

@@missingpartsclub What do you think is the biggest reason that myoelectric prostheses are getting a lot of attention as the future of prosthetics while mechanical ones like yours are not given as much attention despite (in your case) superior performance? Is it because of the stereotype of the "robot arm" in sci-fi or because plastic and motors are cheaper to make than CNC machined parts?

@@daweihe2142 Funding. More money to be made in myoelectrics. Source, did my dissertation in Neuroscience of myoelectrics

@@sephapplewhite8477 Because there is a larger markup in anything labelled "smart" than pure mechanical parts, right? Also, I would love to hear about (or get a DOI link to) your dissertation.

@@missingpartsclub It would be great to add a mechanical bezel so that the thumb could be used for switching grip patterns on the go without the need to cycle through them all otherwise a great and probably affordable design

Wait, I'm not the only engineer with this fantasy? How many are we?

​​@@Trip_mania another one here! Ive often thought about how i would modify prosthetics to get as much as possible out of them, 3d printing opens this tech up massively but this is just pure mechanical porn and brilliantly executed

@@skullian12 It would be so cool to have electrodes implanted into your arm and connected to the cloud. Being able to control robotic arms, or even cranes, by just remotely connecting to them and moving your arm.

While also having a normal robotic prosthetic, of course.

​@@dustinedwards5642 honestly before that happens we will be gowing our prostetics

For the ommnossiah!

like, what?? one has to be hella stupid and retarded to think or feel like that

@@wisenotwise2676 it’s a quote from Warhammer 40k my guy, where people called the Mechanicus literally replace almost their entire bodies with machines

“I crave the strength and certainty of steel.”

“Doc will I be able to play the piano?” “With this hand, you can” “Brilliant, saves me going to lessons.”

You know what everyone was thinking when he said what he could do with it. 😮 Seriously, Great effort!

Not bionic purely mechanical

*when

Because he will figure it out I can promise you that.

waiting for the flip off gesture

More like clockpunk

hey dude, just wanna let you know, I used to use that same ring background as my Profile Picture. About a year ago, I made a custom version, which you can see today. Looks more "neonish"

@@BaxterCash sell it as an NFT

@@BaxterCash the sequel I never knew I needed

That’s shocking!

I was hoping to wait a few more years before giving you this talk, but I guess it's time. When a man and a woman love each other very much...

Very carefully, i would imagine.

@@THarSul I might add slowly, methodically, and with a LOT of prior planning

@@emperornero5178 yeah, forgot to mention the planning; being a mechanical engineer/machinist prolly helped too.

Maybe some help with the first time

Well obviously he used his other hand. Is a joke.

The little arrow on the bottom right

He said that he might do something like that

1:07 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OZfku272ygo.html

Hahaha thank you for catching that from the previous vid. Ian is awesome!

I would gladly be flipped off by him

Looked like the shocker to me.

Depending on how he positions his thumb it can also be I love you in ASL

I know right the first thing I thought was if he did all that himself then he really is a badass dude and to think about some of the weak ass sh** some people bi*** about is nuts bro

It's not that he doesn't have natural fingers, he doesn't have fingers. You can tell the truth.

@@TheRealJoesphRobinetteBidenJr wtf are you talking about? Is this that AI-npc-bot shit I keep hearing about? I’m blocking you for being fake or lame.

@@mykidsfuture5582 lmao get triggered little child

@@TheRealJoesphRobinetteBidenJr your mom.

@@mykidsfuture5582 didn't you block me or did your mom not teach your 5 yr old behind how to work the internet

As soon as I understood the weakness of my flesh

Agreed bro, this is p cool.

The f you sayin'?

Praise be he who sits on the golden throne

that's probably the best comparison i've seen so far.

The ring finger of course, for when he gets married 😊

And he literally built it single handedly

@@pkkiller_apathy4568 You get a like for that one. 😂

I wonder how many times his friends and family have asked if he needed help with something, and he's replied with "I'm gonna be honest, I could use a hand..." while grinning.

I had the same experience, my first experience in prosthetics was for my high school senior thesis, then I went off onto the real world and stared my career life. I always felt like prosthetics design was my calling but it wasn't until the cancer dx and losing my hand that I was able to take the time to get back to this project. In an ironic sort of way I am very thankful for terminal blood cancer, low bone density, and the loss of my fingers. Because hopefully now I'll be able to help a lot of people with my bonus time.

I'm currently in high school and haven't actually done much with prosthetics but I am still very interested in them and look into them often like with this channel, I plan to posiibly pursue an engineering career making prosthetics through a biomedical engineering focus when I'm out of high school. We recently did a shcool project on hand prosthetics using a myoware sensor and I really enjoyed it and wanted to know what other ways there were to pursue this interest by doing real engineering rather than just looking at cool videos.

@@missingpartsclub mannnn......dont be thankful for that be thankful that what you want is coming and going your way....awesome man...my pops died of cancer...lung and bladder. glad to see you doing well tho, Thanks!

@@calvinwitt955 buy yourself a 3d printer and join the communities that are designing and printing prosthetics.

2½ days with an 8ball of crack boomlickitysplit!

On one of my early versions I was able to do that. I varied the spring tension so as I adducted my hand it would close starting with the pinky and finish with the index

What is this from?

@@Lohanujuan warhammer

​@@Lohanujuan cyber punk

@@Lohanujuan warhammer 40k

​@@Lohanujuan stolen from another commenter that posted it 10 months ago with a lot of likes who originally got it from Warhammer

absolutely agree. also, where did you get that sick tenacious d profile pic?

I feel this would fall under engineering, but science is an amazing thing in general, and advancements in each field get more impressive every day

He literally made his own hand because the fact buying them from the hospital was so expensive. He reverse engineered his own hand it had nothing to do with the medical field

You're literally taking credit off of him and giving it to a field that doesn't deserve any

@@SuperJhon360 ever heard of medical engineering?

@@santiagoperalta5728 of course not, he did everything, which is why it’s so cool. The fact that we don’t even need help from medical science, we can just rebuild ourselves practically.