Congratulation! I could relate to how frustrating it can be when things fail but also how it feels when you don't give up and finally succeed. Amazing tiny armature. It should be in the world record as the smallest armature in the world.
your right its very easy to break tooling on a cnc machine. i used to run an intermac ct pro in the stone industry. it had iso 40 cones which make your iso 20 cones look like toys. initially the boss bought milling tools by the carton. after awhile i could get them to last for hundreds of meters if not more. Now i dabble with dragonframe, some dmx lights and arduino and lego for a hobby. That little armature is a real feat of engineering and congrats on the 100 000 subs.
Congratulations on the milestone - very much deserved! When machining thin materials like that brass sheet, cut a shallow pocket in the aluminium to hold the stock. That way, the stock can't be pushed sideways and the superglue will do a better job. Also, sand the bottom of the pocket and clean it with acetone for extra grip.
I was looking to buy a stop motion rig but the prices for shipping is ridiculous, It’s almost the price of the rig I wanna buy! Also congrats on 100k subs
You are awesome . I saw most of your videos. It is really useful. Even i am going to become an animator when I’m older... I do animate tiny shorts for 4 to 10 seconds
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooo. I am such a big fan. I am watching while making a armuture thanks to you. (And i got a ball and joint armuture) i clicked right away 😁
Edu! The first video I saw of yours was the stop motion tricks and tips, and I've watched every video since. I live your channel so much and I honestly wish I was as talented in this as you!
Make a thin magnetic ring around your work area to catch any magnetic items and to keep others from falling outside that area. Make it wide enough so it can’t bounce out either. Does not have to be very tall either. Something simple if you don’t want the magnet thing like a flexable cord that can be placed around your work area. Easier to find things that way. I have a magnet on a stick to swipe under things to catch any magnetic item I drop.
Thank you for making these videos and inspiring me. I probably wouldn't of gotten into stop motion if I didn't watch your videos. Congratulations on getting 100k subs!
Keshen8 I love your chanel wow, and ypu also wathing edu puertas? It is very cool i' ve been very happy if you write the answer for my mail. And im from Russia and don't think that im stupid... ok
You are truly amazing! Congrats on the 100k subs! That is such a cute little armature! I hope to make an armature one day. Thanks for showing how you did it!
If a jeweler doesn't have a screw smaller than one millimeter, buy a tap and dye set. If you can't find a set, you have the tools and machines to create a set.
que bueno verte por acá nuevamente, felicitaciones por los 100k. Increíble minuciosidad de armadura. Saludos desde las costas argentinas y sigo aprendiendo. Abrazo.
Congratulations on 100K! Cyanoacrylates (superglues) break down when heated - so my guess is the parts heated up when being machined and that caused them to make a bid for freedom... But I'm probably wrong - as the coolant should have helped with that problem. Maybe, as the tapping had completed at the point they detached - you could make a tiny jig that the parts could be flipped and screwed into from below - to allow the final separation operation to complete.
@@edupuertasfruns You're probably right. I'm also looking forward to when all of the parts lost on your floor, join up and create a Frankenstein armature that haunts your workshop at night :-)
Congratulations from France ! I see how difficult it is to build such tiny joints, and thought you maybe could replace the screw system by some kind of a "U" shape spring to pinch and hold the 2 copper parts together. I don't know if it makes any sense for you, and maybe you already tried it in the past... just an idea I got watching this video. Keep up the good/fantastig work, and congratulations again ! Laurent
Muchísimas felicidades. un gran canal del que aprendo un montón. Por lo que dices de los tornillos, las gafas llevan unos tornillos más pequeños de 1mm. Los que se utilizan para sujetar las plaquetas. Las plaquetas son las almohadillas que se apoyan en la nariz. Espero que te sirvan
Congratulations! So so glad to see you again! Love your videos! Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing so many things that many youtubers keep as trade secrets! I've learned so much from your videos!
could you please tell me what ball and socket armature kit that is inexpensive or cheap? My wire ones keep breaking when I’m animating them and I just keep remaking them, it’s not hard it’s making me much better but I want to make some of my puppets with ball and socket armatures but can’t make my own because I can’t afford a lathe and those other big tools.please respond! Btw I know it’s really hard for you to look at all the comments so I won’t comment unless it’s important.
There's Jeff Lafferty who has a more ghetto approach, it works. He uses ball bearings which have tapped holes in them already, he silver soldered them together with a threaded rod, but I think they could be JB welded with similar results. Check it out, his look decent and more accessible for us without the cool machines. Edu also sells these armatures, they are an investment as they are a bit expensive. For example I'm considering to buy the professional armatures from Edu for my main characters, but make the wire ones for the one off characters.
Wow didn’t see this Intell now. Thank you! I’m working on a short Wild West stop motion and you helped me! I should have it done in 5 to 6 months we will see...
Always i like your channel because you shows every single part of process of making of an animation, in this case, an armature of a puppet it is very important to achieve an stop motion, and yes, it is a challenge. Congratulations for 100k subs! Keep it up! 🙂🏆
Desde el primer día que vi uno de tus videos supe que este era mi canal favorito. Me encanta todo el contenido que subes y lo bien explicado que está, te deseo un camino exitoso por delante. p/d: amo el stop motion y algún día quisiera poder hacer grandes animaciones como tú. Saludos desde Argentina!!!
You mentioned finding smaller screws, have you looked into watchmaker screws? I remember Adam Savage showed a small screw organizer he got from a viewer who was a watchmaker, and the viewer sent in a watch gear that was microscopic, wouldn't be surprised if there was other parts that small.
I was also thinking about the Savage Video ( "New Tiny Parts Sorter") @@edupuertasfruns I did a bit of searching and found that a shop that sells watchmaking stuff is an "Horological supplier" Here's some links that might be useful: www.rnhorological.co.uk/clock_material.htm www.rnhorological.co.uk/taps%20and%20dies.htm www.watch-tools.de/uhrenteile/schrauben.php theindex.nawcc.org/ToolsParts.php An other option is to find an independent watchmaker/watch repair shop to visit and ask if you could buy some screws or if they could tell you where to look for small screws. If you bring one of your armatures to show and they're not too grumpy they'll probably help you :)
Hola Edu, cuando la placa pierde grosor en el tallado siempre se curva aunque la atornilles y todavía no he visto esa parte pero te lo digo de antemano, otra cosa es que el resultado te valga, vega sigue que me gusta mucho lo que haces, el acento en tu ingles no tanto, jeje, un abrazo.
Felicidades!!!!! Todo lo que haces es grendioso, y estoy muy feliz de poder entenderlos porque muchos canales de stop motion solo están en ingles, 💗💗🎆💯
Me gustaría hacerte una consulta. Quiero hacer stop motion con personas con discapacidad intelectual y quiero facilitarles el proceso lo máximo posible. Entonces había pensado hacer las fotos con una tablet en lugar de una cámara de fotos. No sé qué opinas y qué consejos me podrías dar. Muchas gracias y enhorabuena por tu profesionalidad.
hola edu mil gracias por estos videos!!! me han servido mucho para realizar mi primer cortometraje en stop motion. me gustaría preguntarte si existe algún tipo de norma no escrita en el stop motion sobre la relación de aspecto a usar en un cortometraje? es posible usar la relación de aspecto 2.35:1 (14:6) o siempre es regla trabajar con 1.77:1 (16:9)? mil disculpas si son preguntas sin fundamento jejeje. mucho exitos!!!!
Thanks so much for making this channel possible. I love you!!!!
Love your work! Such a big inspiration!
it may be late but I congratulate you
Congratulation! I could relate to how frustrating it can be when things fail but also how it feels when you don't give up and finally succeed. Amazing tiny armature. It should be in the world record as the smallest armature in the world.
Would be fun to apply to that competition
Congratulations!!! You really deserve it!! Your armatures are simply THE BEST!!! I use it for each of my videos!!!!
wow, thanks, that makes me so happy
edu puertas 🥰🥰
your right its very easy to break tooling on a cnc machine. i used to run an intermac ct pro in the stone industry. it had iso 40 cones which make your iso 20 cones look like toys. initially the boss bought milling tools by the carton. after awhile i could get them to last for hundreds of meters if not more. Now i dabble with dragonframe, some dmx lights and arduino and lego for a hobby. That little armature is a real feat of engineering and congrats on the 100 000 subs.
You have inspired me so much and I've designed a wooden armature of my own because I don't have access to any real metal working tools lol
That's great, wish you share with us your work, take care!
Congratulations on the milestone - very much deserved!
When machining thin materials like that brass sheet, cut a shallow pocket in the aluminium to hold the stock. That way, the stock can't be pushed sideways and the superglue will do a better job. Also, sand the bottom of the pocket and clean it with acetone for extra grip.
Thanks, will try next time👌
Congrats on the 100,000. I think I’ve been with you since around 12,000. It’s a lot of work and I really enjoy your videos!
Fantastic work making the armature. CONGRADULATIONS on the Silver Play Button.
Let's see Chris over at Clickspring top this! Great build!
Would be awesome if he sees it
Me alegra que hallas llegado hasta allá
Its been great to see youre progress over the years so happy that you have made your mark....
I was looking to buy a stop motion rig but the prices for shipping is ridiculous, It’s almost the price of the rig I wanna buy!
Also congrats on 100k subs
I know, depends on destination... send us an email to see if we can do something about it
best youtuber make animation thank you
Congratulation EDU! you are the best ever!
Its been a year and I am still amazed on how much patience you have in both stop motion and making these small parts
You are awesome . I saw most of your videos. It is really useful. Even i am going to become an animator when I’m older... I do animate tiny shorts for 4 to 10 seconds
WOW! What an incredible job you did! I admire your patience.
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooo. I am such a big fan. I am watching while making a armuture thanks to you. (And i got a ball and joint armuture) i clicked right away 😁
good, be careful not to injure yourself if you do 2 things at the same time
Edu! The first video I saw of yours was the stop motion tricks and tips, and I've watched every video since. I live your channel so much and I honestly wish I was as talented in this as you!
Make a thin magnetic ring around your work area to catch any magnetic items and to keep others from falling outside that area. Make it wide enough so it can’t bounce out either. Does not have to be very tall either. Something simple if you don’t want the magnet thing like a flexable cord that can be placed around your work area. Easier to find things that way. I have a magnet on a stick to swipe under things to catch any magnetic item I drop.
Awesome armature! Congratulations on 100K you deserved it!
Incredible engineering!
You deserve it , congratulations.
Thank you for making these videos and inspiring me. I probably wouldn't of gotten into stop motion if I didn't watch your videos. Congratulations on getting 100k subs!
Yay 100k!
WOW!!! Congratulations on the milestone and super incredible work on the armature - I am blown away 😍
Awesome work
Keshen8 I love your chanel wow, and ypu also wathing edu puertas? It is very cool i' ve been very happy if you write the answer for my mail. And im from Russia and don't think that im stupid... ok
Enhorabuena pro 👍
Congrats! Big fan, I just purchased one of your rigs.
You are truly amazing! Congrats on the 100k subs! That is such a cute little armature! I hope to make an armature one day. Thanks for showing how you did it!
it is all about starting, hope you go for it soon
Just amazing! Your videos are the best!
You could use the screws find inside phones im sure there are cheap and easy to find
Felicidades!!! tu canal nos enseña mucho a los que amamos el Stop Motion
gracias, es genial que os guste
If a jeweler doesn't have a screw smaller than one millimeter, buy a tap and dye set. If you can't find a set, you have the tools and machines to create a set.
Not sure if I can do that set as you mention
Creo que bastantes te extrañábamos y nos vuelves a sorprender. Felicidades por tu canal, un saludo desde México
Congratulations edu
Outstanding! Great work and thanks for sharing.
nice one --- that one is missing in my Lego minifigure collection ))
Hey I love your videos. I almost saw all of them. Just like 1 or 2 left to watch.
Thanks, don't stop now and complete the season, jaja
que bueno verte por acá nuevamente, felicitaciones por los 100k. Increíble minuciosidad de armadura. Saludos desde las costas argentinas y sigo aprendiendo. Abrazo.
You are truly inspiring! 👏👏✨
Congratulations!!!
so happy for you! and i enjoy watching your journey! I love your videos they are so helpful!!!
Congratulations on 100K!
Cyanoacrylates (superglues) break down when heated - so my guess is the parts heated up when being machined and that caused them to make a bid for freedom... But I'm probably wrong - as the coolant should have helped with that problem. Maybe, as the tapping had completed at the point they detached - you could make a tiny jig that the parts could be flipped and screwed into from below - to allow the final separation operation to complete.
I place the coolant thinking the same but I think that the part got tension and spring when it got the temperature
@@edupuertasfruns You're probably right. I'm also looking forward to when all of the parts lost on your floor, join up and create a Frankenstein armature that haunts your workshop at night :-)
Congrats 🥳 on 100k to 1mil !
you really are the best!!!!!
Congratulations from France !
I see how difficult it is to build such tiny joints, and thought you maybe could replace the screw system by some kind of a "U" shape spring to pinch and hold the 2 copper parts together. I don't know if it makes any sense for you, and maybe you already tried it in the past... just an idea I got watching this video.
Keep up the good/fantastig work, and congratulations again !
Laurent
It's always good to have new aproches to things. Spring mechanics are so good for tiny things, don't know if then it will losen with time
Just amazing!!!!!
Congratulations!!!!! What an adorable armature!
yey, it is cute
@@edupuertasfruns It is! My favorite size! :)
Por fin otro vídeo😃
wow, just wow
Vos sos un crack
By the Swiss branch of watchmaking in Switzerland you might be able to find smaller screws!
Hope to find them as well as taps
Haha you deserve serious sleep after that one man, congrats on 100k!!!
True
Congratulations!
Sometimes I animate for 10 minutes.
Now I thought to make a film for 1 hour or 30 minutes.
Muchísimas felicidades. un gran canal del que aprendo un montón.
Por lo que dices de los tornillos, las gafas llevan unos tornillos más pequeños de 1mm. Los que se utilizan para sujetar las plaquetas. Las plaquetas son las almohadillas que se apoyan en la nariz. Espero que te sirvan
merci, lo miraré
Congratulations! So so glad to see you again! Love your videos! Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing so many things that many youtubers keep as trade secrets! I've learned so much from your videos!
Increíble tío, el talento tuyo es sorprendido naciste para esto. Felicidades por los 100k!! 🥳
could you please tell me what ball and socket armature kit that is inexpensive or cheap? My wire ones keep breaking when I’m animating them and I just keep remaking them, it’s not hard it’s making me much better but I want to make some of my puppets with ball and socket armatures but can’t make my own because I can’t afford a lathe and those other big tools.please respond! Btw I know it’s really hard for you to look at all the comments so I won’t comment unless it’s important.
There's Jeff Lafferty who has a more ghetto approach, it works. He uses ball bearings which have tapped holes in them already, he silver soldered them together with a threaded rod, but I think they could be JB welded with similar results.
Check it out, his look decent and more accessible for us without the cool machines. Edu also sells these armatures, they are an investment as they are a bit expensive.
For example I'm considering to buy the professional armatures from Edu for my main characters, but make the wire ones for the one off characters.
Wow didn’t see this Intell now. Thank you! I’m working on a short Wild West stop motion and you helped me! I should have it done in 5 to 6 months we will see...
Very cool!
Congrats!!!!!
Congrats!
Lo tenías merecidísimo Edu, seguí así, me encantan tus vídeos
I still remember the first video I saw from you and that was “LEGO is good for mold making”
that video was a fun one
Always i like your channel because you shows every single part of process of making of an animation, in this case, an armature of a puppet it is very important to achieve an stop motion, and yes, it is a challenge. Congratulations for 100k subs! Keep it up! 🙂🏆
A Buena hora !!
como lo disen ustedes
you really work hard in every video
you deserve more subs
Well-deserved!!! I'm so happy your channel is being successful! Also I've really been enjoying using the RS6 Arm, it's super smooth!
Great that you like the rig
Incredible work as always! Congrats on 100k well deserved!
thanks Jonathan!!
Desde el primer día que vi uno de tus videos supe que este era mi canal favorito. Me encanta todo el contenido que subes y lo bien explicado que está, te deseo un camino exitoso por delante.
p/d: amo el stop motion y algún día quisiera poder hacer grandes animaciones como tú. Saludos desde Argentina!!!
You mentioned finding smaller screws, have you looked into watchmaker screws? I remember Adam Savage showed a small screw organizer he got from a viewer who was a watchmaker, and the viewer sent in a watch gear that was microscopic, wouldn't be surprised if there was other parts that small.
I am sure watchmaking is a good direction, but I don't find any shop offering it
I was also thinking about the Savage Video ( "New Tiny Parts Sorter")
@@edupuertasfruns I did a bit of searching and found that a shop that sells watchmaking stuff is an "Horological supplier"
Here's some links that might be useful:
www.rnhorological.co.uk/clock_material.htm
www.rnhorological.co.uk/taps%20and%20dies.htm
www.watch-tools.de/uhrenteile/schrauben.php
theindex.nawcc.org/ToolsParts.php
An other option is to find an independent watchmaker/watch repair shop to visit and ask if you could buy some screws or if they could tell you where to look for small screws. If you bring one of your armatures to show and they're not too grumpy they'll probably help you :)
I saw adam savage with some really small screws a while back
Que bueno otro logro en tu vida
This is amazing 👍 Congratulations!
BELLISIMOOOO¡¡¡¡ KE BUENA CREACION¡¡¡
Edu, hauries de mirar a veure si a una òptica et poden vendre visos d'ulleres, són mooolt petits
I love your chanel you help me so much!!!
Hola Edu, cuando la placa pierde grosor en el tallado siempre se curva aunque la atornilles y todavía no he visto esa parte pero te lo digo de antemano, otra cosa es que el resultado te valga, vega sigue que me gusta mucho lo que haces, el acento en tu ingles no tanto, jeje, un abrazo.
Felicidades!!!!! Todo lo que haces es grendioso, y estoy muy feliz de poder entenderlos porque muchos canales de stop motion solo están en ingles, 💗💗🎆💯
How did you turn that tiny ball? Did you just use cutter with ball shape or do you have special ball attachment?
More like hand feeling using a dremel to cut. Couldn't do it kept breaking just using the normal method
congrats Eduardo .... 1 mill shortly.. :D
..@1:40 It's the balls ....
Balls matters
I am a fan of you!!!,🙂🙂🙂🙂😀🤟
I clicked as soon as possible
Same
El mejor
Great video!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Do u plan to add any new armatures to your online store ?
btw Congrats on 100k subs
Thanks, what do you mean? New models, because there is stock now. But yes newer better armatures will come soon next year. 😁
Mad man uses silicon atoms as ball joints for a puppet armature
Congratulation :D
I like your evan and Katelyn murch
jaja, I like the make and fail idea
Me gustaría hacerte una consulta. Quiero hacer stop motion con personas con discapacidad intelectual y quiero facilitarles el proceso lo máximo posible. Entonces había pensado hacer las fotos con una tablet en lugar de una cámara de fotos. No sé qué opinas y qué consejos me podrías dar. Muchas gracias y enhorabuena por tu profesionalidad.
Claro, usa una tablet y stopmotion studio app. Lo importante es el proceso y que se lo pasen bien, más allá del resultado
He’s soo nice
What cheap tripod would you recommend for stop motion (under 50€ )? Thanks!
Eres realmente creativo
hola edu mil gracias por estos videos!!! me han servido mucho para realizar mi primer cortometraje en stop motion. me gustaría preguntarte si existe algún tipo de norma no escrita en el stop motion sobre la relación de aspecto a usar en un cortometraje? es posible usar la relación de aspecto 2.35:1 (14:6) o siempre es regla trabajar con 1.77:1 (16:9)? mil disculpas si son preguntas sin fundamento jejeje. mucho exitos!!!!
Pero ven aca y quédate ahí,este pana de donde es ?
Bro, I'm starting to Make a Stop Motion with my friend. I was looking for a chanel to help, and I find It. Thank ü. ❤️❤️
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