So slightly different upload schedule this week as it's all about Deus Ex MD and my homemade versions of Adam Jensons gadget packed robotic arm. check out the game and subscribe so you don't miss the next episode.
It's an old gag of his Emily. It's supposed to keep him safe (But it actually does the opposite) I guess in a sense you can it keeps him safe because he has to be careful not to get it tangled.
And the sponsorship money is a nice addition for you! Tbh, it doesn't bother me at all. I mean if it gives you ideas for new videos to make for our free entertainment, why not!
+colinfurze you probably wont read this but as a challenge you should try to create a cover around that arm brace to make it look clean and moee like the game, anyway nice vid
It doesn't really matter, I just thought I'd point it out. In other news, Architects use blueprints, people complain about alpha builds being incomplete, and some people thought that my original comment was a criticism, despite the lack of positive or negative connotation.
In one video he said when making multiple parts. He does the first one off camera and makes the second one on camera. Once he figures out the building process.
There was one video when he was making some type of jet engine. he burned his entire right arm. Not very life threatening. But he burned all the skin and he had to get it peeled off and drain the pus out.
Colin, you are an inspiration! I read that you were self taught! Your genius designs and foresight of production process is brilliant. You and the Hacksmith are going to have a blast together.
Colin I'd hate to see you actually have to replace bits of your body with electronic gadgets, so tuck in that god dam tie and wear some safety specs; before that metal lathe decides to lop your head off via strangulation or you're blinded by a shard of metal.
should make your videos longer! I enjoy watching them more than watching TV especially as you make such bespoke thing. keep up the awesome work colin!!!😀😀😀
I like how Colin does everything that parents tell you not to do haha; "Don't play with fireworks!" "Don't play with knives!" "Don't put a pulse jet on the back of your go-kart!"
I HONESTLY COULDNT CARE IF ALL OF COLIN'S VIDEOS WERE SPONSORED OR ANYTHING THEY ARE ALL AWESOME AND THE MONEY HE GETS FOR IT ALLOWS HIM TO DO AWESOME PROJECTS, KEEP IT UP COLIN!!!
hes extremely mechanically inclined, the average person needs a mechanical engineering degree, a machinist apprenticeship, welding school and thats about it (-'
Imagine if this guy secretly built a working replica of the Dragonzord in an underground work lab that was located under his shed and said thief saw it. XD
I knew an old Machinist that could look at a round and strike a perfect chord 3 , 4 , or 10 holes by his third try , seen him hit perfect on first 3 hole 4" dia... No math just look , adjust his compass and boom ... The Man was a Machinist Savant ... Taught me alot. Love the vids Many Blessings , SMR
What happens if someone steals one of colin's gadgets? does he call the police saying "Help someone stole my rocket launcher" or "Help someone stole my wrist mounted flame throwers"
"999, whats your emergency?" "Yeah, hey, ummmm... Well you see someone stole my weaponized gauntlet" "What do you mean by 'weaponized'?" "Well its got a couple rocket launchers, a taser, a balis-" *Hangs up*
Andrew Mcdonald But the tube has to Raise first and the screw that turns (the piece I am talking about is being cut at 5:10) when raising of the tube might grab the hair.
Holding & pulling the swarf like you did as the lathe was facing the aluminum blocks is extremely dangerous Colin. I know you had gloves on, but that razor sharp swarf can very easily wrap around your hands & fingers & slice through to the bone & beyond in a fraction of a second. I'm not a health & safety freak, but I'd hate to see something bad happen to you especially as you'd be incapable of making anymore great videos for us all to enjoy.
I trained as a mechanical engineer many years ago & I can remember one or two things they taught us, but the main reason is an accident my son had pulling swarf from a lathe at work which resulted in months of very painful micro surgery repairing near severed fingers.
After several long micro surgery sessions the skilful surgeon did an excellent job repairing the severed tendons etc, my boy 'only' suffers with nerve damage now, but at least he has all his fingers, thanks for asking.
That was very thin swarf. And it's aluminium. I did that all the time as a kid. That kind in particular isn't going to do anything more than give you very minor cuts, and if that. But I can understand certain steels or thicker aluminium strings if they get caught on the lathe spindle and don't break. That'd likely cause the damage you described.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. I'm a mechanical engineer but I've never seen somebody pull swarf like that. What kind of nerve damage does he have?
Never get tired of these videos. Colin is brilliant--really a genius with his ideas and an artist with his designs. As well as a comic with his delivery. His videos have it all.
I can see you buzzing round on the hoverbike, wolverine claw on one arm, this on the other; with an orbiting wheelie bin as defensive shielding... The world is yours Colin; take it!!
Is it just me or are there a few new machines in this video that weren't used in this channel before? And Colin, do you need training before you use a machine for the first time, or do you just teach yourself as you go?
colinfurze I wish I was as technically minded as you. If I was to try using this stuff without somebody showing me how, I'd probably be missing a few fingers or arms by now.
and this kids, is exactly why you should stay in school... do you think he would be where he was if i wasnt for all that learning xD its just crazy how smart one guy can be
Gerardo Vargas thatTshirtguy WELP .. there goes that xD lol but in all seriousness i had no idea, i just assumed he was well educated, so i assume he just guesses where to put all that stuff then uh? he just puts holes in metal pipes, randomly, and it seems to work out ! :D
Gerardo Vargas you dont learn all that shit by yourself dude... he obviously was taught all this shit by either a teacher/a book/or a computer ... thats all i was trying to get across, fuckin debby downer over here
Not really, school isnt the only place to learn things. After he left school he became a professional plumber and from there pretty much taught himself engineering, he knows exactly what hes doing he just didnt learn it in school.
i understood that reference. i still think that it's totally wrong at this place. yes, there are unnecessary microtransations in the singleplayer. but the things is: they're indeed unnecessary. i played through the game for around 50 hours and never thought myself: oh my, i'd really like to purchase that or that to stop that grind. the game is the exact opposite of a grind indeed (like one could for example argue about shadow of war). the world is the most immmersive i've seen in my life. the story might not be the best, but the sidestories and events that just happen when you walk around and are just a little bit curious is just amazing and probably the best i've seen in any AAA game. and that alone justifies purchasing the game and ignoring the crazy hate-train on the microtransactions. and to everyone who decided to not buy the game because of the microtransactions: you're missing out on sth ... that's all i can say.
@@nadvic1797 There are microtransactions? I just got the fancy-pants special edition a while after release, and got everything and all the pre-order bonuses. No need to grind for money, just loot and sell. No need to grind for XP, just knock people out and wander off, then come back and knock them out again. Or just go full exploration like the original Deus Ex encouraged.
he could easily buy readymade threaded tubes or a large percentage of other stuff but he makes his own from scratch! amazing. Next thing he'll be mining his own ore, smelting and forging everything to make his own tools to in turn make his own contraptions.
Saleen AF As well as whom? Guns are banned, knives are in the process of being banned, and this project alone is essentially going to be a frightening mashup of the two that fires rockets from a battery-powered arm-cage. I'm not saying it's wrong, I fully support what Collin has done and wants to do, and that's precisely why I'm worried that what he does and wants to do don't really sound like things that Brittain wouldn't have laws against doing.
guns are not banned here.. you can even buy an AR-15 if you have a license... its just harder to get one... and "defence" is not a legitimate reason to own one - only sport/leisure or work ... and to get a license a policeman must come round your house and interview you and a few of your friends... and also they will interview your doctor as well... after that you can buy an AR-15 but it costs £1600.00 from a reputable dealer. You can also buy handguns but they are limited to non-automatic - you can buy a glock 17 but you need permission from the defence secretary section-5 clearance (unless you work for the police)
Yeah it's a free country, we can do what we want haha (as long as it's not illegal) btw, making a weapon is legal but actually killing people with it is obviously not.
Dude, I have been a subscriber for a while but will now be turning on notifications for your vids. Not only do I love your crafty shenanigans, but the music is killer! I have been jamming Brawlers for the last 3 days, thanks to you. Cheers 🍻
I was thinking you could use magnetic clamps (cutting up rag rings and putting magnets on them) kind of like a hidden blade, and adding a rectangular section to the top, the blade would deploy by swinging outwards and it would be held there by a electronic magnet. It's a flat rectangular blade so having it shoot forward wouldn't make much sense as (depending on the length of your forearm) the blade would have to be shortened to fit snugly on your arm. With the design mentioned above, it could be the entire forearm.
for workmen, canadians have AvE to represent them, Americans have Wranglerstar, and the English or brittish, i dont know where he lives, but they have colin.
For not having any engineering to your resume', you must have some hellish plumbing problems in the U.K. for you to easily make these gadgets. Love the channel!!
all the people complaining about fake enthusiasm don't listen to them. he's just a normal person just like everybody else he has good days and bad days.
I think it's safe to say, you will be the coolest father imaginable. Kids got bully problems? You could probably whip up some non lethal weapon for them in a day or two.
my son and i think you are great, he's 2 and I'm 36 going on 22. fair play you are tribute to all, don't ever stop. I am an electrician working with every thing to 33kv all the way down to a raspberry Pi and i would love to have the creative space you have. Oliver (my son) says hi (if he could) but he can turn a screwdriver.
I am always amazed at the ingenious contraptions you come up with. Also it looks like you got some new and improved equipment, I do not remember seeing a Baileigh bandsaw or lathe, nice stuff!
You should put a small handle where you can hold onto with your hand so it won't slip around. That also could be used as a place for the switches for your various gadgets. This can make it a one handed operation.
holy shit Colin, this is fantastic! watching you fabricate things like the 360 swing and the hover bike is awesome. but your machining skills are superb! I love your video style and soundtracks, so never stop being awesome!
Damn you're a security hazard in the shop. After some cringing watching you work I'm relieved you're still in one piece and your nice little gadget looks cool without blood stains.
