The Man Who Can Do Everything- A Conversation with IQ Workshop |JOKO ENGINEERING|
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2024
- IQ workshop does just about anything- bass guitars, awesome props, subscriber counters and more.
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Great interview with Steve from IQ Workshop! His approach to learning through mistakes and his DIY projects, like the Rosstock Delta printer, are super inspiring. Also, loved the insights about RUclips vs Twitch and the blend of traditional and 3D printing techniques in prop making. Steve's passion and creativity really shine through.
I love the holistic approach he takes!
I really liked this chat. Quite an inspirational guest.
Thank you!
Great Interview!!! It really struck a chord with me. And what a nice guy, too. I pretty much agreed with everything was said but I want to especially comment on what you guys said about learning from your mistakes. In fact, that is one of my core "ideologies", if you will. Back when I taught a Matlab preparatory course for my University's M.Eng course, I used to tell people:
"If I ask something and you think that your answer might be wrong, say it anyway. If you know the correct answer, that means that there's nothing for you to learn today. Leave the class, go to the cafeteria, get a coffee and get me one too..."
So, that was the thing that resonated most with me from this interview.
I'm glad the world has teachers that really understand teaching. I once was in school for astronomy rather than engineering, and our class was in the middle of nowhere under a night sky reviewing stars and constellations and told us to yell out whatever the name of the star he was pointing at was, because if we yell out the wrong name there is no better learning experience.
That is so true about learning so much more by making mistakes & overcoming problems in Cad. 👍
This was a lot of fun. Thank you for having me on ❤
I was great to talk with you, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
I think freecad is awesome, but I don't understand it. Design 123 and tinkercad format is how my brain works.. But- your vids are awesome, like the hair brush, amazing!
Thanks! The workflow takes some time, no rush!