Man the amount of thought you put into your projects, it's a miracle you get anything done at all! I really like your work! Please keep sharing it with us.
A small tip for inserting threaded inserts with a soldering iron: leave them a millimeter proud of the surface and quickly press them in against a flat metal surface while still hot. This ensures that they are flush with and perpendicular to the surface, and you avoid those bumps forming at the edge of the hole.
I love seeing and picking up skills from others who know their craft too. That, and the entertainment factor when they can make things work so well together from scratch like this.
I'm pretty convinced that with enough time and resources, you could build a space shuttle. Those camera cases were super satisfying to see come together. Great stuff.
BLOODY amazing!!!.I concur whole heartedly with the many comments I've read, DON'T ever stop making the vids , you give SO MUCH viewing pleasure to so many, God bless you mate and all your family!.
I have watched half of this video and I am completely lost for words! The amount of skills and knowledge you have is just amazing!!! We need more content from you! Congrats for new baby!!
I watched a few overdue videos on your channel again and, as usual, I am full of admiration for the quality of your work. Your skill set is AMAZING! Woodwork, roofs, renovations, interior finishing, CNC, my favorite welding, and with the casing and keyboard, you have completely blown me away! I welded mine and it looks like a disaster compared to your work of art! Greetings from Poland
Most people when given the pieces to assemble would end up screaming and throwing it against the wall. But HE made the bloody pieces first!! Truly a wizard! I can see him at a party…someone says, “what do you do mate?” He says “bit of this and a bit of the other mostly”
First off, congratulations on the new member of your family. Next, what can't you do, Russ? This whole video was awesome and captivating. Thanks for sharing this, it was fun to watch.
The cable management is just unreal. That's some next level DIY. I've watched all your vids, loved each and every one of them! If you make a 50 minute video about making a bacon sarnie I'd still watch. Love your content!!
What an amazing project. I thought I was a geek when I built an open frame desktop pc but you sir are a true craftsman. An amazing attention to design, craftsmanship and detail. Wishing you, your wife and expanding family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Peace brother
I saw the video titled “6kg carbon fiber PC” and I thought “what the hell?” But then I remembered NYW is a renaissance man, and the woodworking that initially drew me to his channel was only one of his many, many skills. But did I really want to watch a build video for a PC? Ah, who am I kidding, I’d watch this guy do his laundry!
Congratulations on the new family member, and on being so talented in so many different things. Your ingenuity and attention to detail are truly inspirational and humbling. Excellent stuff, as always.
I think you are an amazingly talented craftsman. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and look forward to each new one. I was looking at my family tree and traced back to ancestors that lived in Scrooby, Malibu, Doncaster, and Braithwell. Looks like my family has Yorkshire roots. May explain why I am so frugal. My wife says cheap. I think words matter and prefer frugal. I enjoy watching what you create.
This is the first time I've seen a computer like this, it's beautifully implemented. Your videos involve a lot of work, plus the work is well staged, thank you very much. LG
This is one of the most impressive videos I’ve seen on RUclips. So many techniques and tools used, knowledge and skills spanning over a wide area of expertise. And all those steps condescend to under one hour. Some channels would spend a 30 min video on just designing the HDMI holder! Nice hidden details, jump cut to home by pressing “home” on the keyboard. And high quality footage and editing on top of that! Extremely well done. I wish I could give more than one thumb up. 👍👍👍
Congratulations to you and the family Russell. I hope the new Bub doesn't give you too many sleepless nights 😬. I watch with intent at your workshop projects. I forget that there is a lot of camera work and editing that we don't think about. So now we know the hardware side of things. Big thanks for a very interesting video.
Wow. Highly impressive work! This is the kind of RUclips content I find most entertaining. I've been following your channel since the astonishing Garrard turntable, and I eagerly wait for the next upcoming project. Thanks for sharing.
I watched all of this without knowing what you were doing most of the time. Or what for. Or why. But I still watched all of it. And still impressed. Thank you. And congratulations on the new baby.
omg what genius at anything you put your mind to love watching people this good looking forward to the next project congrats to you and your wife on the newborn
CONGRATULATIONS on your new baby girl!!! I’m absolutely astounded by all you know. And it’s not even the basics, it’s the details. You even make tea 🫖 Well done, sir ❤
Crikey mate, I don't even know what you just did but it was brilliant. And quiet. Thanks for that and all of your amazing work- you inspire me to be more thoughtful in my approach to projects. Congratulations on the new baby!
If the budget allows it, I would recommend to swap your SSD drives with M2 drives (which I believe your motherboard supports). It removes the need for many cables you had to mod and improves the airflow in the case since they are directly attached to the motherboard. They are also much faster than SSD can ever be (SATA is an old standard made for the spinning disks era).
Congrats on the new little one. More congrats for escaping them to the workshop. A man needs his cave. And, nice work on the pc and camera cases. I've built pcs before, but bought the cases. No 3-D printers here.
You are the modern renaissance man of fabrication. I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see you forging brass or bronze in your next video. Your vids are always amazing even if they shine a powerful spotlight on my own inadequacies in the area of fabrication. 8>)
You can add silicone o-rings to the top of your keyboard switches under the tops to damper the noise as well, great case as well you could sell them for LAN parties .
Sat on a balcony in Fuerteventura with a bottle of red wine, watching your latest video. Never felt so chilled out in my life! Keep it up mate, love your work
Many congratulations on the new addition to your family ... great vlog really enjoyed it, your skills are truly amazing. I always learn from your videos .... Just one gripe we need more videos 🤔
I love watching all your videos, but I absolutely feel like I could be more productive afterwards lol. I really respect the extent to which you just do stuff for yourself, I really wish I had the time, space and equipment to do even a fraction of the projects that you do. Looking forward to seeing an update on the garden area if there is one. Congratulations and good luck with the new baby!
Congratulations for the new family member. I'm currently in the same situation, always trying to get some minutes in the DIY office to finish some projects ehehh You got some endless skills. You are amazing Sir 😮
I LOVE your videos! There is no "hit that subscribe button" nag or any other talking. Perfect! And you are sooo friggin good at what you do, it is a joy to watch you work! Keep up the good work!
Once upon a time, I was a platform manager, we never moved physical servers about; I know you have a very good reason for not rack mounting your graphics server and controlling it via a client, eliminating any need to lug heavy kit about, I cant work it out though, why, security? Beautiful PC build, I didnt even know you could get keyboard kits!
Very impressive work building the pc-case and making all fit, that takes some time figuring out. And your patience is amazing, I enjoy tinkering with electronics & Pc-builds, can be stressful many times, you got talent ! I give you 5 stars for a great video ! * * * * * Cheers from Texas, 🤠
Amazing work, always love watching this man work, over engineering even the smallest detail is so satisfying, my only complaint is the use of pla, it will warp and does not have heat or weight tolerances for any kind of structural use, PetG or better ABS/ASA would be far more better choices. Keep up the great work, I can only strive to imagine how you actually got the Ender 3 to print in its condition, dirty and the rollers are caked with whatever and you still get perfect layer lines.... Hats off good sir.
When i found you channel two to three years ago, i really didn't know i'd found such a cultured man, using DP Daisychaing for the dual screen, building his own keyboard... such a diamond in the rough
This is an awesome project, going to watch again with my son who wants to build a PC case! For anyone else watching though, the dust from carbon fiber is bad to breathe in and you should wear ppe.
Amazing amount of effort and time. Thanks for the effort you put in and showing your skills. I really hope you’ve used a high temp pla I wouldn’t like to see your hard work literally fall apart
Love your channel. Having set up and run a carbon composite company with lots of tech and electric machines inside, a warning: carbon dust will find its way into your devices. I flinched when I saw you sand the finish off your panel and then add it. At a minimum, you need to thoroughly stabilize any cut carbon surface. The tiny filaments will travel in a way metal does not. Mysterious shorts may take months or years as the resin breaks down at the edges. I would have used glass wherever you used carbon. We had passive static collection point all over the shop acting analogously to magnesium corrosion points in steel water tanks.
22:14 dont lift the cooler back off the cpu after pressing it on with the paste! you've now trapped a bunch tiny air bubbles in the paste when you put it back on! It's not the end of the world but the reason you're supposed to put a small pea of paste in the middle is so that as it gets squished by the cooler it pushes out all the air in front of it. pulling it off and then putting it back on again defeats the purpose. If you did the same thing with the new cooler I'd reccomend taking it off and cleaning it and re-applying the paste just like you did before but without the visual inspection. you'll see cooler temperatures and need less fanspeed/noise to keep the cpu at the same temp
Congratulations on the new baby! Assuming mother and baby are doing well? Watching you work, I am reminded of my first laptop…you need two hands to pick it up. My current one I can pickup with two fingers.
If you let the hot end get hot, and don't snip the pla of short but 5 or 6 cm longer, you can pull it out instead of pushing it through with the new pla. This way, you can pull out contaminated stuff, if any is there.
I never really comment but your videos are honestly superb . Ridiculously interesting and ive never seen anything you can't put your hand too and at a super high level. Thanks for the content just wish there was more 🙏 all the best darrall from reading uk
You should abandon the pick and pluck and replace it with closed-cell foam. You can cut it with your CNC cutter and get a far better fit, and the closed cell foam can be washed if things get dirty. It is also far more rigid than the EVA pick and pluck. Use a downcut bit on your CNC and you will not be disappointed. Your vacuum table is perfect for this application.
Man the amount of thought you put into your projects, it's a miracle you get anything done at all! I really like your work! Please keep sharing it with us.
How he only has 239K subscribers is beyond me. Most of the technical things he does is beyond me, yet I could watch him do them for hours.
and he doesn't say a word, and it's just fascinating to watch him work.
This is absolutely right. This man is a genius.
According to his social blade, it's a standard growth pattern. There's more channels about different things too.
There are very few people who are blessed with such diverse talent. Moreover he executes his projects with such discipline and professionalism.
A small tip for inserting threaded inserts with a soldering iron: leave them a millimeter proud of the surface and quickly press them in against a flat metal surface while still hot. This ensures that they are flush with and perpendicular to the surface, and you avoid those bumps forming at the edge of the hole.
Perfectionism, I'm lost in wonder at your skills.
Congratulations to you and Mrs NYW on your new family member.
As an IT engineer of over 20 years I can only admire and be mesmerised by your precision and attention to detail. Glorious work!
I'm waiting for the kitchen build as well. Chop chop!
It's impressive how talented you are in so many different crafts. I can only develop software and if the power goes out, I'm useless. 😂
so make a choice to develop other skills ?
I love seeing and picking up skills from others who know their craft too. That, and the entertainment factor when they can make things work so well together from scratch like this.
"Specialization is for ants" - Robert A. Heinlein
Best of luck with your endeavors. It takes a while, but you'll get there!
@@chetleonard169 what choices did you make today? And what are you talented in doing?
I can construct almost anything from furniture to buildings, but anything with coding or auto repair seems like magic to me. I feel you.
Congratulations on the baby, hope mother ans baby are doing well. I love your vids. I`ve watched them lots of times.
I'm pretty convinced that with enough time and resources, you could build a space shuttle.
Those camera cases were super satisfying to see come together. Great stuff.
Congratulations to you both on the new baby🎉
The keyboard test after installing the keycaps was a nice touch ;)
Congrats on the new arrival!
BLOODY amazing!!!.I concur whole heartedly with the many comments I've read, DON'T ever stop making the vids
, you give SO MUCH viewing pleasure to so many, God bless you mate and all your family!.
I have watched half of this video and I am completely lost for words! The amount of skills and knowledge you have is just amazing!!! We need more content from you! Congrats for new baby!!
congratulations to you and your wife on the new baby! and well done on the lightweight case/camera boxes.
I watched a few overdue videos on your channel again and, as usual, I am full of admiration for the quality of your work. Your skill set is AMAZING! Woodwork, roofs, renovations, interior finishing, CNC, my favorite welding, and with the casing and keyboard, you have completely blown me away! I welded mine and it looks like a disaster compared to your work of art! Greetings from Poland
First off Congratulations to you and your wife for the Baby! Secondly its nice to see you back good Sir!
Congrats on the baby, and the new gear looks nice. You deserve it, beautiful workmanship and you make inspirational stuff . Thank you.
making and building two keyboards is a whole new level of nerdiness.. I'm in awe! ❤😂
Most people when given the pieces to assemble would end up screaming and throwing it against the wall. But HE made the bloody pieces first!! Truly a wizard!
I can see him at a party…someone says, “what do you do mate?”
He says “bit of this and a bit of the other mostly”
Another proof of really being a Master of all trades and mastering them all
First off, congratulations on the new member of your family. Next, what can't you do, Russ? This whole video was awesome and captivating. Thanks for sharing this, it was fun to watch.
The cable management is just unreal. That's some next level DIY. I've watched all your vids, loved each and every one of them! If you make a 50 minute video about making a bacon sarnie I'd still watch. Love your content!!
So impressive, the hard drive mount was really cool!
All that technology and the SD cards live in a film case! Very clever stuff x
Pretty amazing builds. Your wife made a person. She wins.
She did have help, though (maybe not a lot, considering the number of chores he dodged!).
What an amazing project. I thought I was a geek when I built an open frame desktop pc but you sir are a true craftsman. An amazing attention to design, craftsmanship and detail.
Wishing you, your wife and expanding family a blessed week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings together. Peace brother
3:55 that's genious! I was struggeling with threads in my printing for so many project and didn't come up with such an easy solution! Wow!
I saw the video titled “6kg carbon fiber PC” and I thought “what the hell?” But then I remembered NYW is a renaissance man, and the woodworking that initially drew me to his channel was only one of his many, many skills. But did I really want to watch a build video for a PC? Ah, who am I kidding, I’d watch this guy do his laundry!
Congratulations on the new family member, and on being so talented in so many different things. Your ingenuity and attention to detail are truly inspirational and humbling. Excellent stuff, as always.
I think you are an amazingly talented craftsman. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and look forward to each new one. I was looking at my family tree and traced back to ancestors that lived in Scrooby, Malibu, Doncaster, and Braithwell. Looks like my family has Yorkshire roots. May explain why I am so frugal. My wife says cheap. I think words matter and prefer frugal. I enjoy watching what you create.
This is the first time I've seen a computer like this, it's beautifully implemented.
Your videos involve a lot of work, plus the work is well staged, thank you very much.
LG
Remarkable and very impressive. So enjoy watching someone that is master of his craft. Thanks!
This is one of the most impressive videos I’ve seen on RUclips. So many techniques and tools used, knowledge and skills spanning over a wide area of expertise. And all those steps condescend to under one hour. Some channels would spend a 30 min video on just designing the HDMI holder!
Nice hidden details, jump cut to home by pressing “home” on the keyboard.
And high quality footage and editing on top of that!
Extremely well done. I wish I could give more than one thumb up. 👍👍👍
Congratulations to you and the family Russell. I hope the new Bub doesn't give you too many sleepless nights 😬. I watch with intent at your workshop projects. I forget that there is a lot of camera work and editing that we don't think about. So now we know the hardware side of things. Big thanks for a very interesting video.
Excellent job as always, thanks for sharing.
Wow. Highly impressive work! This is the kind of RUclips content I find most entertaining. I've been following your channel since the astonishing Garrard turntable, and I eagerly wait for the next upcoming project.
Thanks for sharing.
Simply impressive. I cannot believe I was so entertained and watched the entire thing. Nicely done...
I watched all of this without knowing what you were doing most of the time. Or what for. Or why. But I still watched all of it. And still impressed. Thank you. And congratulations on the new baby.
Thanks for posting. Astonishing how stimulating an almost silent video can be 😁
You make it look so easy. You are a true master. Great vid!
Congratulations on the new baby. I do love your videos, thank you!
omg what genius at anything you put your mind to love watching people this good looking forward to the next project congrats to you and your wife on the newborn
Lol final shot for camera is watching its replacement. So much nice work on this video!
CONGRATULATIONS on your new baby girl!!!
I’m absolutely astounded by all you know. And it’s not even the basics, it’s the details.
You even make tea 🫖 Well done, sir ❤
Crikey mate, I don't even know what you just did but it was brilliant. And quiet. Thanks for that and all of your amazing work- you inspire me to be more thoughtful in my approach to projects. Congratulations on the new baby!
If the budget allows it, I would recommend to swap your SSD drives with M2 drives (which I believe your motherboard supports). It removes the need for many cables you had to mod and improves the airflow in the case since they are directly attached to the motherboard.
They are also much faster than SSD can ever be (SATA is an old standard made for the spinning disks era).
always brilliant no matter what you are doing. thanks for the show.
Congrats on the new little one.
More congrats for escaping them to the workshop. A man needs his cave.
And, nice work on the pc and camera cases. I've built pcs before, but bought the cases. No 3-D printers here.
It amazes me just how many different things you can do and do so well. Your videos fascinate me. I just wish there were more of them to watch.
You can also get a set of tiny o rings for each keycap and even double them up if needed to dampen the noise even further.
Incroyable, quelle inventivité. C'est un vrai plaisir 😊
Congratulations on the new arrival. It seems you are truly multi-talented.
You are the modern renaissance man of fabrication. I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see you forging brass or bronze in your next video. Your vids are always amazing even if they shine a powerful spotlight on my own inadequacies in the area of fabrication. 8>)
Ah the simple joy of watching another of your long videos i wish they were weekly instead of monthly off to watch the cnc build for the 3rd time
Amazing build! I would recommend reinstalling the AIO cooler and distributing more thermal paste, so that it covers the entire IHS.
But then someone else in the comments will say it was too much thermal paste and recommend to reinstall it with less.
You can add silicone o-rings to the top of your keyboard switches under the tops to damper the noise as well, great case as well you could sell them for LAN parties .
Those compact SATA connectors.. they are designed to use with a telco punchdown tool and without cutting the insulation :)
amazing video. The technical narrative that accompanies the action is mind blowing. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together
Congrats on your new arrival. And yet again, blown away by your skillset. Thanks for uploading a great video.
29:35 one of the 3 fan-wires is for measuring the fan speed, combining two fans in one connector can result in interesting speeds... 🙂
You, sir, have the patience of a saint. I am truly impressed. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Incredible knowledge, skills, craftsmanship, design integrity.
Absolutely impressive, amazing work. This is what LTT is supposed to show, yet they fail to make a simple stuff.
I’m beginning to think there’s nothing you can’t build. Thanks for sharing. Oh, and congratulations on the new arrival. (Not the cameras!)
I am amazed at your skills. They seem to grow by each instalment.
Yet another masterful demonstration of your amazing skills and talents. I am in awe!
Congratulations on the new baby and thanks for another fantastic video
your videos are just getting bertter and better 😂 keep up the good work. love watching them
Sat on a balcony in Fuerteventura with a bottle of red wine, watching your latest video. Never felt so chilled out in my life! Keep it up mate, love your work
Many congratulations on the new addition to your family ... great vlog really enjoyed it, your skills are truly amazing. I always learn from your videos .... Just one gripe we need more videos 🤔
I love watching all your videos, but I absolutely feel like I could be more productive afterwards lol. I really respect the extent to which you just do stuff for yourself, I really wish I had the time, space and equipment to do even a fraction of the projects that you do.
Looking forward to seeing an update on the garden area if there is one. Congratulations and good luck with the new baby!
Congratulations for the new family member. I'm currently in the same situation, always trying to get some minutes in the DIY office to finish some projects ehehh
You got some endless skills. You are amazing Sir 😮
You are brilliant.
Inspirational as usual!
I LOVE your videos!
There is no "hit that subscribe button" nag or any other talking. Perfect!
And you are sooo friggin good at what you do, it is a joy to watch you work!
Keep up the good work!
You could benefit by using usb port replicators in both rooms so you don’t have to disconnect so much when you move your pc. Great video!
Once upon a time, I was a platform manager, we never moved physical servers about; I know you have a very good reason for not rack mounting your graphics server and controlling it via a client, eliminating any need to lug heavy kit about, I cant work it out though, why, security? Beautiful PC build, I didnt even know you could get keyboard kits!
Very impressive work building the pc-case and making all fit, that takes some time figuring out.
And your patience is amazing, I enjoy tinkering with electronics & Pc-builds, can be stressful many times, you got talent !
I give you 5 stars for a great video ! * * * * *
Cheers from Texas, 🤠
A nice touch putting the SD cards in a 35mm film tube!
Amazing work, always love watching this man work, over engineering even the smallest detail is so satisfying, my only complaint is the use of pla, it will warp and does not have heat or weight tolerances for any kind of structural use, PetG or better ABS/ASA would be far more better choices. Keep up the great work, I can only strive to imagine how you actually got the Ender 3 to print in its condition, dirty and the rollers are caked with whatever and you still get perfect layer lines.... Hats off good sir.
Congrats on the new baby!!!
Fantastic Job !!!!!!
When i found you channel two to three years ago, i really didn't know i'd found such a cultured man, using DP Daisychaing for the dual screen, building his own keyboard... such a diamond in the rough
Oh god the cherry mx brown😍
This guy is better the Macgyver congrats on your new arrival
This is an awesome project, going to watch again with my son who wants to build a PC case! For anyone else watching though, the dust from carbon fiber is bad to breathe in and you should wear ppe.
I thought you were a wood-geek, but got disappointed. You probably can build anything. Much respect!
By `eck lad! Awesome job on the pc , and those bmccs are the dog`s, Russ!
Made up for you both with the new addition, well done the pair of you xx
Amazing amount of effort and time. Thanks for the effort you put in and showing your skills. I really hope you’ve used a high temp pla I wouldn’t like to see your hard work literally fall apart
Love your channel. Having set up and run a carbon composite company with lots of tech and electric machines inside, a warning: carbon dust will find its way into your devices. I flinched when I saw you sand the finish off your panel and then add it. At a minimum, you need to thoroughly stabilize any cut carbon surface. The tiny filaments will travel in a way metal does not. Mysterious shorts may take months or years as the resin breaks down at the edges. I would have used glass wherever you used carbon. We had passive static collection point all over the shop acting analogously to magnesium corrosion points in steel water tanks.
Awesome news dude. Congrats to you both.
As usual fantastic vid. Thanks for all the time and effort you put in.🤗
Congrats on the new baby! Love your videos and can't wait for the next one... With the lost of things your wife is still waiting for 😜
You're my idol. All that is left is to make that desk less wobbly :P
We all watched for months as he built an incredible CNC machine. We never would have guessed one of the first things he'd build with it is a computer.
Whilst I loved watching that build, strange that I didn’t even link this build with that one.
22:14 dont lift the cooler back off the cpu after pressing it on with the paste! you've now trapped a bunch tiny air bubbles in the paste when you put it back on! It's not the end of the world but the reason you're supposed to put a small pea of paste in the middle is so that as it gets squished by the cooler it pushes out all the air in front of it. pulling it off and then putting it back on again defeats the purpose.
If you did the same thing with the new cooler I'd reccomend taking it off and cleaning it and re-applying the paste just like you did before but without the visual inspection. you'll see cooler temperatures and need less fanspeed/noise to keep the cpu at the same temp
Your video's are a joy to watch.
Congratulations on the new baby! Assuming mother and baby are doing well? Watching you work, I am reminded of my first laptop…you need two hands to pick it up. My current one I can pickup with two fingers.
If you let the hot end get hot, and don't snip the pla of short but 5 or 6 cm longer, you can pull it out instead of pushing it through with the new pla. This way, you can pull out contaminated stuff, if any is there.
I never really comment but your videos are honestly superb . Ridiculously interesting and ive never seen anything you can't put your hand too and at a super high level. Thanks for the content just wish there was more 🙏 all the best darrall from reading uk
You should abandon the pick and pluck and replace it with closed-cell foam. You can cut it with your CNC cutter and get a far better fit, and the closed cell foam can be washed if things get dirty. It is also far more rigid than the EVA pick and pluck. Use a downcut bit on your CNC and you will not be disappointed. Your vacuum table is perfect for this application.