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Scott The Engineer
Добавлен 28 сен 2015
Welcome EngiNerds! I'm Scott. This channel is dedicated to solving the worlds problems, BIG or small. I will try my hand at many different fields of science to try to help solve problems.
Fire is Fun | Scott the Engineer
I've had some sparklers in the garage for a couple years, and I finally decided to do something about it.
Music Credits:
Real Ride by Nicolai Heidlas
Point Of View by Nicolai Heidla
Music Credits:
Real Ride by Nicolai Heidlas
Point Of View by Nicolai Heidla
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Видео
Do Bananas really ripen faster when separated? | Scott the Engineer
Просмотров 2886 лет назад
Everyone has their own theories on what causes a banana to ripen faster. Today I am going to test on of them.
DIY High Quality Whiteboard for less than $10 | Scott the Engineer
Просмотров 14 тыс.6 лет назад
Here we use cheap materials to create a high quality whiteboards. We use glass, contact paper and large sheets of white paper. Put them together and see what you get.
Transforming pictures into beautiful mosaics | Scott the Engineer
Просмотров 1456 лет назад
I used a processing sketck to turn pictures into a stain glass mosaic.
Is It Possible to Make a Single Cookie?!?!
Просмотров 117 лет назад
Using some made engineering skills, I was able to make a single cookie. Some said it couldn't be done. Well I showed them.
How Never to Lose Your Lens Cap Again!
Просмотров 377 лет назад
MAGNETS! This is how we solve our problem. I am always losing my lens cap to my camera. I just set it down somewhere and soon I forget all about it.
10,000 Frames of Circle Mosaic
Просмотров 207 лет назад
Coded in Processing. This is the child of a three hour class in business. The rendering took close to 3 hours and there was a total of 10,000 frames.
so you take a piece of glass which is already superior to whiteboards because it erases way smoother and then you downgrade it to a regular whiteboard? why???? just make one side of the glass white and write directly on the glass from the other side. or put the glass behind a white wall, and you're there. easier and a way better result
~takonderoga? Is that what you called a pencil?
“Ticonderoga”. It’s a brand of pencil (the gold standard for a classic #2, imo). It’s named after Ticonderoga, New York - which is famous for its role in the American Revolutionary War, and the home of a flawless reproduction of the Enterprise sets from Star Trek.
If you leave the dry erase marker on for a long period of time... it will not simply wipe off.
Then draw over the current dry erase marker with new stuff and it will erase!
Wouldn't it be safer to use a piece of wood or thick cardboard? I'd be afraid the glass would break if it was dropped.
While DIY whiteboards after not new (I don't think they either were when you made the video), your demo is super cool. Subbed!
I like the contact paper idea. However, since you already had the glass, you could have just used that as the whiteboard! Just tape or glue the paper onto the back of the glass and use the glass as the writing surface. No contact paper needed and you get a scratch resistant writing surface.
The only issue there is the ugly border on the glass. This idea creates a clean look, but if the glass was totally clear then yes
Title please
what was the "contact paper" you used?
You don’t have enough likes. So I gave you 1
AWESOME! but where would I find glass similar or like this glass in the video?
Probably from old scanners
That's cool man