I watch a lot of these kinds of videos, but this is one of the best examples I've seen of true scratch building. So many videos claim to be of a scratch build, but when you start watching they're heavily using 3D printers. Excellent work! I'm off to watch part 2 now :-)
Did you miss the part where he used a whole load of laser cut MDF pieces that seemed to fit his sketches perfectly? Anything you build without using a model kit is a 'scratch build', some people just use bespoke pieces rather than trying to find the perfect piece of junk
I am in the eighth grade but I want to build my first robot. Thanks for this video. Other videos use 3D printers but I can't afford all that stuff. This video is an easy way to build my robot
Yes please! I would love to watch the build videos for those models, if they exist that is. I love kit (junk) bashing and your finished models look as good as really high priced kits from overseas, maybe even better!! The paint and weathering alone are top-notch!
@@CutTransformGlue your welcome brother. You have great creativity to think about uses for ordinary objects. When you pulled out the tape dispenser i was on my seat waiting to see how you would use it :)
Do you know I am now your biggest fan you are wonderful dude I love robots and the way you made it inspired me and now I will make the best I can out of trash so thanks 👍👍🌹
Nice. I love watching these videos. I’ve got to get into this. My wife already thinks that I hoard things. Wait till she sees all the plastic crap I’ve started to keep!! 😂 I think the key will be to get some of those boxes. Are they fishing tackle boxes 😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
That's awesome :D If you start at junkbashing/scratchbuilding make sure to send me photos of your creations, maybe hit me on instagram! I love to make people inspired since I started myself the very same way! I'm a hoarder of plastic shapes and pieces, but those plastic boxes can make things organized so it doesn't look too bad :))
Cut Transform Glue I think that will be the key. If I actually get the stuff that is roughly organised (read mostly shoved in the garage, but I know where it is) onto shelves, and I then handed either boxes or containers for my different “parts”, then I’ll be much more on the way. I might even look ‘organised!?!’ 😂
Cut Transform Glue thanks for the offer. I’ll keep you posted. I’m an aspiring Aussie Filmmaker with a major interest in creating sci-fi using the old old school techniques of ‘models’, ‘miniature scenes’ and maybe even really old, built a spaceship set piece and get volunteers to physically shake it from the outside during the turbulent parts!...of space travel 😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
Most of the time, yes! Sometimes I get the whole build idea from an specific plastic piece... But for the sniper spaceship it was different. I had only the concept of a sniper spaceship and figured it out on the sketching... Thanks for that amazing question!
Hi bravo for this piece of art ! i just wander how you make all those axis and joints to rotate freely like this ? Any comments should be appreciated ! Thank you. Greeting from France. laurent Deckers
Awesome! very inspiring! i'm in a big trouble here, i can't find online or tutorials about 360º joints, for making feet or arms or heads rotate, i don't want to use ball joints
Thank you! I have close to none experience in moveable joints so I avoid them most of the time, but I guess you should consider using ball joints since the are very often used in the stop motion industry.. Is there any specific reason to avoid ball joints?
If you've ever built a Gundam model they actually handle this nicely, the couple a joint limited to one axis to another and that achieves essentially 360 degrees of movement. If you haven't built a Gundam before you can buy kits for about $20-$30 and maybe see what I mean for yourself.
Awesome work, I love building like this too. I do have a question. That small grindstone machine you have there, where did you buy it? It would be perfect for my own model building.
That little disc sander is a project I did myself! There's a video of the procces here on the chanel, you should check that out and maybe try to make one yourself. The laser cut files are availiable for free :)
Yeaaah. I love it! Some pieces where included between other projects, to make better use of the MDF sheet... I also save all I can, nothing is completely unusable!
That's a great idea that has actually been in the back of my mind! Maybe not with random pieces, so I might develop kind of a "basic kit".. Well, if this works out, you'll be hearing about it here! Thank you so much, stay safe!
In this particular build I didn't had that problem, but i feel you.. Sometimes I put screws, sometimes I use CA glue with baking soda... even epoxy glue may be needed!
Hi! Thank you for your comment and follow! That one in the video is my mini disc sander, a diy project. FIles are availiable for free on this link: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3191552 .You really should try to make one yourself!
Great question! First I found the vertical mould line from the container, and using that as a guide, I did one side by hand and copied that line with masking tape to the other side. I also drew a perpendicular line on the top.. If correct, these three would meet. Thanks again!
Hi! I use mostly CA glue, most of the times i add some baking soda to serve as gusset. When I need more strength than usual I go with fast curing epoxy glue. Thank you for the question = )
It's a big one from a local brand, not sure what you mean by "type", but I would say it's just like any other, except it's really big... thanks for your comment = )
I am in the eighth grade but I want to build my first robot. Thanks for this video. Other videos use 3D printers but I can't afford all that stuff. This video is an easy way to build my robot
Here before this channel blows up once people realise how talented this dude is
Thank you so much buddy!
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Son: " umm, it broke,
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Those are quick Sketches
Wow
I love your videos. I am a scale modeller builder myself . Thanks for sharing.
Thank you buddy :)
I watch a lot of these kinds of videos, but this is one of the best examples I've seen of true scratch building. So many videos claim to be of a scratch build, but when you start watching they're heavily using 3D printers. Excellent work! I'm off to watch part 2 now :-)
Thanks a lot buddy!
Did you miss the part where he used a whole load of laser cut MDF pieces that seemed to fit his sketches perfectly? Anything you build without using a model kit is a 'scratch build', some people just use bespoke pieces rather than trying to find the perfect piece of junk
I am in the eighth grade but I want to build my first robot. Thanks for this video. Other videos use 3D printers but I can't afford all that stuff. This video is an easy way to build my robot
Seriously enjoying this!
Thanks :D
"if you wanna see more photos"....I would rather see how you made these!! They are awesome :O
Yes please! I would love to watch the build videos for those models, if they exist that is. I love kit (junk) bashing and your finished models look as good as really high priced kits from overseas, maybe even better!! The paint and weathering alone are top-notch!
This really neat looking! Thanks for sharing this.
Wow. I kept getting surprised at how well it turned out. Fantastic work!!
Thank you Paul!!
@@CutTransformGlue your welcome brother. You have great creativity to think about uses for ordinary objects. When you pulled out the tape dispenser i was on my seat waiting to see how you would use it :)
these are great. Please don't stop posting!
Thak you so much! I'm working on new videos = )
Great work, very interesting built
Thank you!!
Do you know I am now your biggest fan you are wonderful dude I love robots and the way you made it inspired me and now I will make the best I can out of trash so thanks 👍👍🌹
Awesome, so good to hear that! Thanks a lot
I love your process.
Thanks a lot buddy!
The tape dispenser for waist is genius
Thank you!! :)
Incredible work my friend , instant sub
Thank you!
Really appreciate it
Thank you!
Amazing work, great detail!
Thank you Aaron!
¡Hermoso trabajo de modelisto!. Super profesional y muy realista. Saludos desde CDMX.
Muchas gracias amigo!
This is absolutely amazing
Thank you = )
Had to come back and watch it again...
That has got to be the cutest disc sander on earth
I'm glad you liked it!!! Thank you :)
That tiny rotary sander is friggin amazing! This channel is subscribed... geez that's hot stuff here!
Hi, thanks a bunch! There's a dedicated video for that tool, you should check that out :D
Absolute awesome build... Wow🤘
Thanks a lot buddy!
How did I miss this one? TFS, GB :)
Thanks for watching, buddy!!
Thanks
Nice. I love watching these videos. I’ve got to get into this. My wife already thinks that I hoard things. Wait till she sees all the plastic crap I’ve started to keep!! 😂
I think the key will be to get some of those boxes. Are they fishing tackle boxes
😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
That's awesome :D If you start at junkbashing/scratchbuilding make sure to send me photos of your creations, maybe hit me on instagram! I love to make people inspired since I started myself the very same way! I'm a hoarder of plastic shapes and pieces, but those plastic boxes can make things organized so it doesn't look too bad :))
Cut Transform Glue I think that will be the key.
If I actually get the stuff that is roughly organised (read mostly shoved in the garage, but I know where it is) onto shelves, and I then handed either boxes or containers for my different “parts”, then I’ll be much more on the way.
I might even look ‘organised!?!’ 😂
Cut Transform Glue thanks for the offer. I’ll keep you posted. I’m an aspiring Aussie Filmmaker with a major interest in creating sci-fi using the old old school techniques of ‘models’, ‘miniature scenes’ and maybe even really old, built a spaceship set piece and get volunteers to physically shake it from the outside during the turbulent parts!...of space travel
😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
Looks great!
Thank you!
:: inscrito no dois canais. great job guys!
Congrats on hitting the agorythm again, I hope you get some more subcribers and lots more views :D
UAU incríveil 💯👏👏👏
Hi from Iowa u. s. When you sketch your ideas, do you consider the bits you have? Or do you just flow and deal with it after? Great work btw.
Most of the time, yes! Sometimes I get the whole build idea from an specific plastic piece... But for the sniper spaceship it was different. I had only the concept of a sniper spaceship and figured it out on the sketching... Thanks for that amazing question!
Hi bravo for this piece of art ! i just wander how you make all those axis and joints to rotate freely like this ? Any comments should be appreciated ! Thank you. Greeting from France. laurent Deckers
Thank you! To keep the axis and joints moveable, I sometimes try to make it pressure fit.. or maybe I'll use some nuts and bolts, it really depends!
Awesome! very inspiring! i'm in a big trouble here, i can't find online or tutorials about 360º joints, for making feet or arms or heads rotate, i don't want to use ball joints
Thank you! I have close to none experience in moveable joints so I avoid them most of the time, but I guess you should consider using ball joints since the are very often used in the stop motion industry.. Is there any specific reason to avoid ball joints?
If you've ever built a Gundam model they actually handle this nicely, the couple a joint limited to one axis to another and that achieves essentially 360 degrees of movement.
If you haven't built a Gundam before you can buy kits for about $20-$30 and maybe see what I mean for yourself.
Your creations are amazing! Your accent isfamiliar to me, where are you from?
Thanks buddy!! I'm from Brazil :)
Great job!
Thank you Patricia!
otimo trabalho , belas peças
Muito obrigado!!
Awesome work, I love building like this too. I do have a question. That small grindstone machine you have there, where did you buy it? It would be perfect for my own model building.
That little disc sander is a project I did myself! There's a video of the procces here on the chanel, you should check that out and maybe try to make one yourself. The laser cut files are availiable for free :)
@@CutTransformGlue where
great stuff!
Thank you = )))
Where would one buy these brass tubes? I'd love to get me some of those...
You should google for your local suppliers
Você já fez vídeo construindo este belo veículo sobre rodas da capa?
Thats a lot of laser cutting!
Yeaaah. I love it! Some pieces where included between other projects, to make better use of the MDF sheet... I also save all I can, nothing is completely unusable!
cool
Thank you!
Would you sell those random laser cut mdf shapes as a starter kit? Would be great for someone who wants to get started building models
That's a great idea that has actually been in the back of my mind! Maybe not with random pieces, so I might develop kind of a "basic kit".. Well, if this works out, you'll be hearing about it here! Thank you so much, stay safe!
What do you do for a living? Because you're also an amazing artist, those drawings are so damn good!
WOOOW nice
Thank you :)
Ots Amazing! 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot buddy!
Mt legal. 👏👏😃
Auto follow this channel cool broo
Thanks a lot, buddy!
How do you deal with all the junk being made of polypropylene? I've never been able to get anything to stick to it.
In this particular build I didn't had that problem, but i feel you.. Sometimes I put screws, sometimes I use CA glue with baking soda... even epoxy glue may be needed!
Carbonato y lock tite
What Paint do you use a n.v d what type of Glues
Acrylic water based paints and CA glue :D
🤔 - Interesting...
Nice vid! What is the make of the disc sander you are using?
Thank you :). I've built this disc sander myself, here's the video: ruclips.net/video/z8wnPLhkF-M/видео.html
@@CutTransformGlue Just watched the build video, amazing job. I am definitely making one now!
Please do! The link to the files on thingiverse is on the description box, I believe :) cheers
where did u get the parts from?
Nice work.
Thank you Craig!
WhIch laser cutter do you use?
I use one from a public maker space, don't know the details sorry
I FOLLOW!!!! ^:^ What IS the name of the mini machine at 1:51? Where I can buy it?
Hi! Thank you for your comment and follow! That one in the video is my mini disc sander, a diy project. FIles are availiable for free on this link: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3191552 .You really should try to make one yourself!
@@CutTransformGlue Thanks buddy! And continue to show us your awesome video making! ;) Best regard from France ^:^
can u make a video with that old works?
Guess I could! My old works are currently locked up at some other place that I got no access, but when all this is over I'll look into it!
How did you measure the curve on the container?
Great question! First I found the vertical mould line from the container, and using that as a guide, I did one side by hand and copied that line with masking tape to the other side. I also drew a perpendicular line on the top.. If correct, these three would meet. Thanks again!
what kind of laser cutter do you have?
I don't own one, but I have access to it on a maker space :)
What types of glue do you use for your constructions?
Hi! I use mostly CA glue, most of the times i add some baking soda to serve as gusset. When I need more strength than usual I go with fast curing epoxy glue. Thank you for the question = )
@@CutTransformGlue - so CA is in the bottle with the needle applicator tip?
yes, the glue that you see me using most of the time in every video, that's CA Glue @@jmortonsalt
What glue do you use?
CA glue, mostly! And if I need more structure, I use epoxy. Thank you for your question!
what type of laser cutter do you use?
It's a big one from a local brand, not sure what you mean by "type", but I would say it's just like any other, except it's really big... thanks for your comment = )
Any body else thinking ED 209.
Making CNC parts isn't Trash though. This is more making models from scratch. Trash Bashing is using trash only. You are a talented builder though.
Music is too loud
I thought it was going to be electronic but meh, it was great anyway
Wish I had the hability and tools for that! Thank you for your comment
Ir loose interest when the MDF comes out. Too easy and precise
looks like a walking toilet
I am in the eighth grade but I want to build my first robot. Thanks for this video. Other videos use 3D printers but I can't afford all that stuff. This video is an easy way to build my robot
Go for it! You don't really need a 3D printer for that, it certainly helps, but you can make without it! Thanks a lot buddy!