Year 2 Industrial Design Skills | Fall 

Jimmy wtf, I haven't seen an student with that level in my school. My respect.

That knife model is pretty impressive.

Your info is Gold man!! thank you so much for bridging the gaps for us

Great videos as always! As a prospective industrial designer, your stuff is super informative and helpful to me.

Where's the next couple of years? Was it just the fast summary towards the end? Hard to tell.

Lol at the Hyundai GT, it has Nissan GT-R headlights and a Subaru BRZ grille.

Really interesting video man. I'll be going to uni next year so its cool to see what youve done

How much did it cost to produce the physical electric knife model?

Great video, waiting for more from these series :) Can you create playlist from these ones?

Any advice on how to make the mechanisms for prototyping? (how the blade clicks in) etc

Sir how did you made the mechanism, please show

Hi great info I'm definitely trying to become a industrial designer without school even tho I think is harder but I can't afford school and have no time to be a full time student I would like your advice

What career should I Perdue If all I want is give ideas judge ideas improve some others ???

any part 3?

Jimmy, a question here. How do you gonna protect your design projects? Is that you have to go through the application of IP every single time? thx;).

omg thank you for these! i'm thinking about switching majors to industrial design, i think i'd be a better product designer than architect, although i could do both i'm sure. how much math is required?

then Jimmy ,in this video did you include your all 3 yrs product design school?

Hey Jimmy, first off i'd like to say I love your channel! its so insightful and informative I cannot thank you enough for your videos! however, I have a important question to ask you. I am currently a fine arts major and it is too late for me to switch my major to ID. MY college have different requirements for the ID major. I have taken modeling making, sculpting, computer art, wood shop, metal making, and drawling courses. I have always had a passion for creating new things but I want to start make products that I always dreamed of making for myself and for others. So my question is, Can I become a industrial designer with a fine arts degree or should I go back to school and study industrial design?

0:39 is it poliuretano? what is it?

My friend #Jimmy there wants to get followed on insta but don't accept LinkedIn request... ooof