I dont know if you'll read this, but thank you so much for this video. I remember when i was in 4th grade my teacher (who was running the talent show) was doing Party Rock Anthem, and he personally invited and wanted me and my little brother to wear the robot head. I looked at many videos, but nun of them were very helpful at the time, mostly because it was either in another language or was a timelaps of them building without directions or instructions. Then I stumbled upon your video and you saved me two days before the Talent Show. So i followed your instructions and i cant thank you enough. You will forever be the legend that saved me and my brother. With Love ❤️ -MidnightDubstep P.S. If i post the video would you mind checking it out =}
dude thanks a lot a did it, idk why there is a lot of people complaining about materials im from Colombia im i get all the materials, the tutorial was perfect
@AlexxJansson yeah that would work. The cardboard absorbs the paint so anything you can do to seal it or absorb it with another paint helps. White wood paints do both, but anything is better than nothing.
@jmt731 it's won't look "bad"... it just looks better if you prime the box to seal it from absorbing alot of the gold paint and making it look a little more dull. But really... it won't look bad. It's just a small detail that makes it look even better.
@adamvalo12 Great Question! I took screen shots from the music videos and online photos of the box head. I measured the width of my friends shoulders to give me a reference point and then I put the images into AutoCAD and scaled the images to the correct reference size (my friends shoulders being the baseline). From there I could get the dimensions of everything. Of course if the ACTUAL shufflebot has bigger or smaller shoulders than my friend - there will be some error in size.
@MrLuffy9131 ur welcome! glad you found lights. There is a stack at the 99cent store down the road. I've been surprised how hard it's been for people to find them. For the LEDs: The reason I made the cylinders the way I did was so the lights could pop in/out, since it's cardboard and plastic and it gives a little. You just have to cut the holes they sit in correctly. Then you reach up through the holes in the helmet and you can pull them out, turn them on/off etc. Glue has held great so far!
Awesome video. This is by far the most thorough instructions and demonstration on "how to build a shufflebot head" as well as great design execution. I added the video link to my site ZombieShuffleBot with a collection of info about the shufflebot.
@cheewll they are usually near the tools and automotive stuff... but if not there you can always get some from walmart or target or a bike store. They are just bike lights. They'll be around $9 or so if you can't find them at a 99cent store... good luck!
Alright I know we're 8 years in the future from the making of this video so there are not many of these lights any more. I made a dope shuffle bot head following this incredible video back in the day and I need to replace one of the lights. Is there any way you still have any in stock for sale?
@@jordanbernstein4791 Well... you might be in luck! I think I might have 3-4 tucked away unopened. Let me check some of the storage boxes in the garage over the weekend. Pay for shipping and a coffee and I'll happily send your way!
@reymisteriocheese yeah you could, but it's a bit too fine... and since it was chosen b/c it hides your face pretty well, it might hide the light too much. And actually - if you wanted to skip the mesh on the eyes all together - it doesn't look that bad. I just put that mesh there to give the perception of depth...
@MrChagers36 I tried a few local stores with limited success, but I did find some shipping companies that had them. I noticed that McMaster Carr has them (Part Number 2056T121), but you have to buy 10. As long as you are within 11-12" W x 11-12" L x 15-16" H, it will have the right proportions. Party Rock Anthem uses a slightly diff box than Sexy and I Know It. If you use something other than 12x12x16 tho, you'll have to tweak the mouth dimensions a little from what I used.
it's a roll of webbing. you use it to make a chin strap like you would have on a helmet. Cut two pieces, attach one end of each to the helmet, get the length right, then put the clips on the two remaining ends. Clip it, cinch it, shuffle.
It's called AutoCad. It's made by Autodesk. It's a design/engineering/drafting tool. It's super old - I bought it in 2000, but works great for simple stuff. There are alot of inline sketch tools for 3D models. Try Google Sketchup or PTC Creo if you have an interest. Good luck!
@KEVINSAWESOME1 This is one of the reasons the big holes were cut in the hat as well as having the lights able to pop in and out of the tubing they sit in. You can reach up into the upper section and turn them on or off as well as pop them out to replace the batteries. I think this is alot cleaner than having an opening or removable side to the box.
@IRsuperman I've had alot of emails asking about buying one - I'm going to make a quick video about it this week or weekend but starting sunday, I'll be putting up some auctions on eBay for shuffle bot heads that I'll be building. There will be 8 total going to auction. I'm still working on a few details. Price will start at $25 (~cost of materials) - everything above that goes to cancer research! I'm hoping they sell for $40-50 each... or more! We shall see. I'll post something by Saturday.
@brownie1622 look for any ~4" diameter tubing... I used a shipping tube. There are all sorts of thing you could try... centers of tape rolls, plastic tubes (tho harder to cut), etc... get creative - half the fun is solving the problem!
Great Video!!! All I have left to do is put on the ears. I had to make adjustments because I could not find that size box. So, I had to readjust your measurements (WHICH WERE GREAT) to my 15 x 15 x 16 box. And I found the LED lights at the 99cent store but they were not exact like yours. So, I had to make adjustments there, too. But this was the Best Video I found on RUclips for the Shufflebot!!! Thank you Very Much!! Are you an engineer or just architecturally gifted?
@TheLoganu Seems to be some trouble finding them at the 99 cent stores now... so i found them on amazon and a few other online stores. prices range from $2-$19 tho. Search "Red Yellow Bicycle Light" on google or google image and you'll be able to track some down.
Hey irsuperman the shuffle bot said on fb that his head is 12x12x18. So this isnt completely right. But I made one with ur dimensions because I think it looks better than the original. It's kickass now! Thx man!
@KEVINSAWESOME1 glad you liked it - yeah all good design starts with thinking about how it will be used, both now and in the future. Access to batteries was important. Even the height it sits off your head is important so if you tilt your head and shrug, you won't damage it, even the mesh choice and all sorts of little details. Yeah it just a stinking box that sits on your head, but those extra details will always help a project shine a little brighter. Have fun with your project!
@jagungbusuk If you have the same LED's you'll need to use roughly the same diameter tubes. The tubes need to be around 4" in diameter plus or minus a little. The best way to see what size you need to to measure the length of the LED, then size your tube to give you the ability to support the LED. Too big and the LED will fall out. Too small and you won't be able to see the yellow. I hope that helps! Good luck!
@roberthedrick1 117,000 views later and I was wondering when someone would catch that! Good eye! Here's some behind the scenes: That was Shufflebot Head # 001. The mouth was a little too big and the eyes not 100% correct and I had not decided what I would do about the ears... the one I make in the video and is shown at the end... that is Shufflebot Head # 002... much improved. Shuffle Bot heads # 003 through 010 were even better and I'm glad the folks that have them love them!
So maybe I missed it, but what are the eye holders made from? A certain cardboard tube obviously, but where did you find that and what are the dimensions? Maybe I missed it in my reading and few views of your excellent video!
Dang! Foiled by RUclips again (sometimes my updates don't take). For the tubes, anything that is 4" in diameter and can be cut "easily" will work. I used shipping tubes, can be ordered online or picked up at post office. 4" diameter is the key. Then just cut down to about 2-3" or so height. As far as LED lights. I've got a few left, so yes! Send me a message and we'll set it up. $10 if you are in the states. Batteries not included... hope that helps!
so, i managed it. used some foam from a camping roll mat cut to the right size which i then mounted to some thinner cardboard cut to the same shape. strong, and was still able to match the shape of the hat. attached it all with my good friend duct tape
Let's say hypothetically that i've done EVERYTHING apart from having any foam to hold the hard hat in place. Anything you can recommend as an improvisation?
took me forever to find one cause i didnt wanna believe that 12x12x16 was the right size, but I found this size at every home improvement store (in california). Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
@MrLuffy9131 p.s. another option i was playing with but didn't test... was to glue everything like I've done, but don't glue one of the box flaps closed. Instead, use some velcro to keep it shut. Seems to work in theory, but I can imagine that the adhesive on the velcro and strength of the velcro might actually rip the box if opened and closed alot... just a thought. Many ways to skin a cat!
@SurgeRapper I got the mesh I used online from a parts megacenter called McMaster-Carr. If you google them or go to mcmaster dot com, it's part # 85385T707. Copy paste that in. It's $4 in a 12"x12" sheet. You can also get some screen door mesh from home depot. Use two layers tho, it's really blocks the light in, but lets you see out well. I also noticed that you can get see-through car window shades from the 99cent store... that would work well. I just prefer the metal.
@IRsuperman what are the dimensoins of upper and lower holes you made to fix the leds in the eyes please?? :) oh btw you rock!! i mean, you party rock!!
There is a link in the description - i found it on a website called McMaster-Carr. There are tons of parts and hardware and all sorts of things on there to tinker and invent with. Happy Building!
@uhatecauseiskate69 hey hey - i just used some 4" carboard tube i had in the garage. I have 6 feet of it so I just cut off a few inches. You could use PVC or anything about 4 inches in diameter. There are some other tutorials that use cups and pic tins... that's another option. The other reason I wanted them floating is so I could access them easily to turn them on and off and be able to change the batteries.
@IRsuperman - Didn't see the LED eye holder/shadow box thingy on your parts list. Can you elaborate on what it is or measurements?? Are you still willing to ship the LED lights for a fee? Thx
Hi Brandon Larson you have done an awesome job in getting the specs. I put up a video using your design and used your diagram in my video and also posted a link to your site for others to follow the only difference is i used different lights because I could not get the ones you used plus had to come up with a different way to fit them. Let me know if you don't approve of me using your diagram in my video and I will redo the video ok.
Okay. Me and my dad have been building one for over a month (I go there on weekends and we hardly work on it.) and we have the whole box done, we just need the eyes. Is there ANY WAY you could get a pair of eyes for us and put it up on eyb
listen people the dimensions are in inches the size of the box is about 40 centimeters tall and about 30 centimeters wide hope it helps PS- I did the head and I didn't find a box like that so find a box that fits your head and make the adjustments thums up if this helps
full circles! 4" tubing... get it from a shipping store or McMaster... part number 20545T35 or longer up to 20545T39 (T3X... where X is just tube length... in case you want more)...
Thanks so much man! this is probably the only one with the right dimensions and I finally found the exact LED lights... online lol There is no way you can get them in stores and the box is at Lowes :) One question tho, how do you change the LED lights when they go out? do you just cut the box open and glue might not work for the styrofoam when you start doing the shuffle lol
Um for the eye mesh and mouth mesh, would i have to put plastic mesh over the metal mesh for the mouth? are you using two metal meshes for the mouth? what about the eyes is there just two plastic meshes covering it? im confused about the inside
Hi, I don't find the LED for the eyes, where do you buy it ? And what is the real "name" of the lamp ? Is this front light or back light on the bicycle ?
@simioneitor1975 hahahah... do a search online for "red yellow bicycle light" .... there are a few on amazon and some other sites. Prices range from $6-$20 a piece with shipping.
For people having problems with finding pants and a jacket. Go to Goodwill or some other thrift store! That's what I did and spent less than $10. Then just spray/splotch everything with gold paint. It sticks, and it's not like you'll wear it everyday, so it'll stay.
mine is coming out weird...what is the diameter of the eyes? and what in the distance from eye to mouth? and distance from edge of box to edge of eye? thanks!!
I went through all 984 comments, 100 pages of comments looking for the what has been referred to as the "description" and can't find it. I did find it just over a month ago, but can't now, don't know why. Now I need to build it in time for Halloween and still need a few things. Where is the "description" ??? Any help/links would be appreciated.
I dont know if you'll read this, but thank you so much for this video. I remember when i was in 4th grade my teacher (who was running the talent show) was doing Party Rock Anthem, and he personally invited and wanted me and my little brother to wear the robot head. I looked at many videos, but nun of them were very helpful at the time, mostly because it was either in another language or was a timelaps of them building without directions or instructions. Then I stumbled upon your video and you saved me two days before the Talent Show. So i followed your instructions and i cant thank you enough. You will forever be the legend that saved me and my brother.
With Love ❤️
-MidnightDubstep
P.S. If i post the video would you mind checking it out =}
EPIC STORY! And glad it was of help.
@@BrandonMLarson no problem man you are a legend
When I get all the materials in 10 years, I will do this, when nobody knows what the gold robot is
only 7 more years left
Temporary Junk i made one of these out of old printer paper boxes. sick af 😂i’m gonna make a new one
6 years left
5 years left, but I know the robot, maybe you have to wait 20 years XD😂😂
only 5 more years!! To go
Man this brings memories
dude thanks a lot a did it, idk why there is a lot of people complaining about materials im from Colombia im i get all the materials, the tutorial was perfect
@thereddude oh yeah - everything, really clear too.
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i followed this tutorial back then, and became the most popular peep at school
wise move there... wise move.
Thanks, man. your video was by far the best instruction one.
@AlexxJansson yeah that would work. The cardboard absorbs the paint so anything you can do to seal it or absorb it with another paint helps. White wood paints do both, but anything is better than nothing.
Lol.. I'm brazilian, I like that, you're the best American youtuber ^^ xD
@jmt731 it's won't look "bad"... it just looks better if you prime the box to seal it from absorbing alot of the gold paint and making it look a little more dull. But really... it won't look bad. It's just a small detail that makes it look even better.
Would you sell one
@adamvalo12 Great Question! I took screen shots from the music videos and online photos of the box head. I measured the width of my friends shoulders to give me a reference point and then I put the images into AutoCAD and scaled the images to the correct reference size (my friends shoulders being the baseline). From there I could get the dimensions of everything. Of course if the ACTUAL shufflebot has bigger or smaller shoulders than my friend - there will be some error in size.
2020
@MrLuffy9131 ur welcome! glad you found lights. There is a stack at the 99cent store down the road. I've been surprised how hard it's been for people to find them. For the LEDs: The reason I made the cylinders the way I did was so the lights could pop in/out, since it's cardboard and plastic and it gives a little. You just have to cut the holes they sit in correctly. Then you reach up through the holes in the helmet and you can pull them out, turn them on/off etc. Glue has held great so far!
Anyone 2019?
This size proportion will look the best, but you can use any size really... you have creative freedom!
Lol I’m here in 2020
Lol I'm here in 2024
@@BrandonMLarson no way I commented this 4 years ago 💀I could of sworn it was a few months ago. Thanks for the reminder
Awesome video. This is by far the most thorough instructions and demonstration on "how to build a shufflebot head" as well as great design execution. I added the video link to my site ZombieShuffleBot with a collection of info about the shufflebot.
@cheewll they are usually near the tools and automotive stuff... but if not there you can always get some from walmart or target or a bike store. They are just bike lights. They'll be around $9 or so if you can't find them at a 99cent store... good luck!
It's a rear bike LED light in red and yellow. I've seen them on amazon, but I got these at the 99cent store.
Alright I know we're 8 years in the future from the making of this video so there are not many of these lights any more. I made a dope shuffle bot head following this incredible video back in the day and I need to replace one of the lights. Is there any way you still have any in stock for sale?
@@jordanbernstein4791 Well... you might be in luck! I think I might have 3-4 tucked away unopened. Let me check some of the storage boxes in the garage over the weekend. Pay for shipping and a coffee and I'll happily send your way!
@reymisteriocheese yeah you could, but it's a bit too fine... and since it was chosen b/c it hides your face pretty well, it might hide the light too much. And actually - if you wanted to skip the mesh on the eyes all together - it doesn't look that bad. I just put that mesh there to give the perception of depth...
That was sick man, wish I had the skills to pull that off
@MrChagers36 I tried a few local stores with limited success, but I did find some shipping companies that had them. I noticed that McMaster Carr has them (Part Number 2056T121), but you have to buy 10. As long as you are within 11-12" W x 11-12" L x 15-16" H, it will have the right proportions. Party Rock Anthem uses a slightly diff box than Sexy and I Know It. If you use something other than 12x12x16 tho, you'll have to tweak the mouth dimensions a little from what I used.
it's a roll of webbing. you use it to make a chin strap like you would have on a helmet. Cut two pieces, attach one end of each to the helmet, get the length right, then put the clips on the two remaining ends. Clip it, cinch it, shuffle.
It's called AutoCad. It's made by Autodesk. It's a design/engineering/drafting tool. It's super old - I bought it in 2000, but works great for simple stuff. There are alot of inline sketch tools for 3D models. Try Google Sketchup or PTC Creo if you have an interest. Good luck!
@KEVINSAWESOME1 This is one of the reasons the big holes were cut in the hat as well as having the lights able to pop in and out of the tubing they sit in. You can reach up into the upper section and turn them on or off as well as pop them out to replace the batteries. I think this is alot cleaner than having an opening or removable side to the box.
99Cent store. I still see them in there from time to time. They tend to have a good selection of bike lights.
already made this for my graduation party, of course with completely alternate solutions to everything, but it was sweeeet.
@IRsuperman I've had alot of emails asking about buying one - I'm going to make a quick video about it this week or weekend but starting sunday, I'll be putting up some auctions on eBay for shuffle bot heads that I'll be building. There will be 8 total going to auction. I'm still working on a few details. Price will start at $25 (~cost of materials) - everything above that goes to cancer research! I'm hoping they sell for $40-50 each... or more! We shall see. I'll post something by Saturday.
@brownie1622 look for any ~4" diameter tubing... I used a shipping tube. There are all sorts of thing you could try... centers of tape rolls, plastic tubes (tho harder to cut), etc... get creative - half the fun is solving the problem!
Great Video!!! All I have left to do is put on the ears. I had to make adjustments because I could not find that size box. So, I had to readjust your measurements (WHICH WERE GREAT) to my 15 x 15 x 16 box. And I found the LED lights at the 99cent store but they were not exact like yours. So, I had to make adjustments there, too.
But this was the Best Video I found on RUclips for the Shufflebot!!! Thank you Very Much!! Are you an engineer or just architecturally gifted?
@TheLoganu Seems to be some trouble finding them at the 99 cent stores now... so i found them on amazon and a few other online stores. prices range from $2-$19 tho. Search "Red Yellow Bicycle Light" on google or google image and you'll be able to track some down.
Hey irsuperman the shuffle bot said on fb that his head is 12x12x18. So this isnt completely right. But I made one with ur dimensions because I think it looks better than the original. It's kickass now! Thx man!
This is a very well done video, not gonna lie. Halloween costume, here I come...
@KEVINSAWESOME1 glad you liked it - yeah all good design starts with thinking about how it will be used, both now and in the future. Access to batteries was important. Even the height it sits off your head is important so if you tilt your head and shrug, you won't damage it, even the mesh choice and all sorts of little details. Yeah it just a stinking box that sits on your head, but those extra details will always help a project shine a little brighter. Have fun with your project!
@jagungbusuk If you have the same LED's you'll need to use roughly the same diameter tubes. The tubes need to be around 4" in diameter plus or minus a little. The best way to see what size you need to to measure the length of the LED, then size your tube to give you the ability to support the LED. Too big and the LED will fall out. Too small and you won't be able to see the yellow. I hope that helps! Good luck!
@roberthedrick1 117,000 views later and I was wondering when someone would catch that! Good eye! Here's some behind the scenes: That was Shufflebot Head # 001. The mouth was a little too big and the eyes not 100% correct and I had not decided what I would do about the ears... the one I make in the video and is shown at the end... that is Shufflebot Head # 002... much improved. Shuffle Bot heads # 003 through 010 were even better and I'm glad the folks that have them love them!
So maybe I missed it, but what are the eye holders made from? A certain cardboard tube obviously, but where did you find that and what are the dimensions? Maybe I missed it in my reading and few views of your excellent video!
dude your beast at this
how did you learn to make them
Dang! Foiled by RUclips again (sometimes my updates don't take). For the tubes, anything that is 4" in diameter and can be cut "easily" will work. I used shipping tubes, can be ordered online or picked up at post office. 4" diameter is the key. Then just cut down to about 2-3" or so height. As far as LED lights. I've got a few left, so yes! Send me a message and we'll set it up. $10 if you are in the states. Batteries not included... hope that helps!
so, i managed it. used some foam from a camping roll mat cut to the right size which i then mounted to some thinner cardboard cut to the same shape. strong, and was still able to match the shape of the hat. attached it all with my good friend duct tape
U are the only one that gives the instructions correct
LoL he made it seem so simple. Great work. Little details is what counts.
Thank you, I have it just now on E-bay ! I try to do the LMFAO robot head this afternoon.
Let's say hypothetically that i've done EVERYTHING apart from having any foam to hold the hard hat in place. Anything you can recommend as an improvisation?
depends where you are at. I ship USPS priority... so 4-5days max if it's east coast.
took me forever to find one cause i didnt wanna believe that 12x12x16 was the right size, but I found this size at every home improvement store (in california). Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
@MrLuffy9131 p.s. another option i was playing with but didn't test... was to glue everything like I've done, but don't glue one of the box flaps closed. Instead, use some velcro to keep it shut. Seems to work in theory, but I can imagine that the adhesive on the velcro and strength of the velcro might actually rip the box if opened and closed alot... just a thought. Many ways to skin a cat!
Good job.. I my make me one like that ... Buth about how long doesn't take ?
Nice tutorial dude. About 1,000,000 times better than those lame images with eBay links. Legend.
@SurgeRapper I got the mesh I used online from a parts megacenter called McMaster-Carr. If you google them or go to mcmaster dot com, it's part # 85385T707. Copy paste that in. It's $4 in a 12"x12" sheet. You can also get some screen door mesh from home depot. Use two layers tho, it's really blocks the light in, but lets you see out well. I also noticed that you can get see-through car window shades from the 99cent store... that would work well. I just prefer the metal.
Lol I love your tutorial and dialogue. Purposely trying to bore with monotone yet humorous and funny.
@IRsuperman what are the dimensoins of upper and lower holes you made to fix the leds in the eyes please?? :) oh btw you rock!! i mean, you party rock!!
Thanks man, I made one with my uncle and wore it to my school dance. I WAS THE LIFE OF THE PARTY! Thumbs up if you saw me there.
thank u im so going to make this for my upcoming talent show
this is awesome but, where do you find the mesh...BTW YOU EARNED A NEW SUBSCRIBER!!!
HA! I've been waiting almost a year for someone to pick up on that one! Good work.
I love your sideburns omfg.
hello what size is the box i dunno if it says, this looks amazing please reply :)
@evilbobman yes you can-thats how i made mine. If you're interested, i can build you one.
There is a link in the description - i found it on a website called McMaster-Carr. There are tons of parts and hardware and all sorts of things on there to tinker and invent with. Happy Building!
@uhatecauseiskate69 hey hey - i just used some 4" carboard tube i had in the garage. I have 6 feet of it so I just cut off a few inches. You could use PVC or anything about 4 inches in diameter. There are some other tutorials that use cups and pic tins... that's another option. The other reason I wanted them floating is so I could access them easily to turn them on and off and be able to change the batteries.
This good your video but you can do one of how to create your clothing or where to buy RobotHead
Great video! But I can't find these LED lights anywhere....even Radio Shack doesn't carry them. Any suggestions?
@IRsuperman - Didn't see the LED eye holder/shadow box thingy on your parts list. Can you elaborate on what it is or measurements?? Are you still willing to ship the LED lights for a fee? Thx
Hi Brandon Larson you have done an awesome job in getting the specs. I put up a video using your design and used your diagram in my video and also posted a link to your site for others to follow the only difference is i used different lights because I could not get the ones you used plus had to come up with a different way to fit them. Let me know if you don't approve of me using your diagram in my video and I will redo the video ok.
works for me... did you click the right one?
Hi! buddy thanks for the tutorial, please could you tell me the measures of the LMFAO head?
just the best proportions found on youtube ;)
Ima try and make it brb ima say if accomplished or failed. And if I accomplish I'll try and make more before Halloween and sell for low price.
Okay. Me and my dad have been building one for over a month (I go there on weekends and we hardly work on it.) and we have the whole box done, we just need the eyes. Is there ANY WAY you could get a pair of eyes for us and put it up on eyb
listen people the dimensions are in inches
the size of the box is about 40 centimeters tall and about 30 centimeters wide hope it helps
PS- I did the head and I didn't find a box like that so find a box that fits your head and make the adjustments
thums up if this helps
I realy love ur costume
full circles! 4" tubing... get it from a shipping store or McMaster... part number 20545T35 or longer up to 20545T39 (T3X... where X is just tube length... in case you want more)...
Thanks so much man! this is probably the only one with the right dimensions and I finally found the exact LED lights... online lol There is no way you can get them in stores and the box is at Lowes :) One question tho, how do you change the LED lights when they go out? do you just cut the box open and glue might not work for the styrofoam when you start doing the shuffle lol
Just a quick reply to your comment 12 years ago, he cut a hole in the helmet so he could reach through it to the LED lights :)
i know u said that u wont be makin anymore boxheads but im willing to pay any price.... if can make one last one for me......
hey man im known as the shuffle bot at my school and i was wondering if you think a bike helmet would work for my robo head
Um for the eye mesh and mouth mesh, would i have to put plastic mesh over the metal mesh for the mouth? are you using two metal meshes for the mouth? what about the eyes is there just two plastic meshes covering it? im confused about the inside
This is the best shuffle bot here its dope
@bigteeth9 12" width, 12" depth, 16" height ? I'm french so I didn't know which order you use :)
@looptyloop56 I think thts just the cardboard part when u finish using a roll of tape
I'm always trying to find them at dollar stores but they don't have them. I would sand paper with heavy grid as you do
Hi, I don't find the LED for the eyes, where do you buy it ? And what is the real "name" of the lamp ? Is this front light or back light on the bicycle ?
I used a 4" diameter shipping tube. You can get them online or at the post office... usually a $1 or so.
@simioneitor1975
hahahah...
do a search online for "red yellow bicycle light" .... there are a few on amazon and some other sites. Prices range from $6-$20 a piece with shipping.
@blakeynz ... or I need someone with a smaller body to wear it! It's all about your reference point my friend!
Hey brother, can you help us with the "robot head" plans ....your video is amazing..................¡¡ we are from Ecuador
@IRsuperman Hey dude what were those pieces you used for the eyes were those the inside rings from tape rolls??
@IRsuperman I would absolutely LOVE if you did this! It would be great for next years Halloween costume! (I was Simon Tam from Firefly this year.)
@IRsuperman i have the exact same LED light like yours, can i use different cylinders? if i can use different cylinders, what type should i use ?
Where's the Dimensions of the Robot Head? the link is crash :c
Updated! drive.google.com/file/d/1itkqz3tPik58_aP5NhNR0KO3rbp0JQNl/view?usp=sharing
@@BrandonMLarson Tnks bro
For people having problems with finding pants and a jacket. Go to Goodwill or some other thrift store! That's what I did and spent less than $10. Then just spray/splotch everything with gold paint. It sticks, and it's not like you'll wear it everyday, so it'll stay.
... or a mechanical engineer that has a huge appreciation for architecture!
I wanna make one but I'm not tht good with tht kind of stuff and I really want to know how u got the exact bike lights from sexy and I know it
actually when you open link you should push right button,so try in other brauser
I met the same problem
how mutch dose it cost for all of that cus i want to make it but i dont know how mutch it costs
pls tell me as soon as possible
mine is coming out weird...what is the diameter of the eyes? and what in the distance from eye to mouth? and distance from edge of box to edge of eye? thanks!!
I went through all 984 comments, 100 pages of comments looking for the what has been referred to as the "description" and can't find it. I did find it just over a month ago, but can't now, don't know why. Now I need to build it in time for Halloween and still need a few things. Where is the "description" ??? Any help/links would be appreciated.
Are you ever going to sell them again????????? Cause I've tried to make it myself but I just can't I suck at that so please start selling them again
It's really nice, just like the original