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I Like To Make Stuff bob you have such an amazing love for your children. That’s the type of father I hope to be for my future children. God bless you man, god bless.
I watch EVERY video from you and now I HAVE to write a comment. As you showed that model to your son and see the joy and thankfulness of him just made me so happy... You're the best RUclipsr I have ever seen and you're such an inspirational person! Keep up the brilliant work, I really appreciate that! Best regards
Awww BOB! This was wonderful. The hug at the end, man, that makes it all worth it. Right there. One thing - the posts CAN be a bit fragile, though, you mitigated this by printing them on their sides. That'll give them strength for days!
C'mon Bob! No fair posting emotional father-son moments. I'm not used to these feelings watching your videos. Now all I want is hugs from my kids. Seriously though, awesome video!
I don't know how old people are here... but i come from the generation that was born before computers were a thing.... i'm so impressed now that we can have our own "replicator-ish" in home... I also have a 3D printer and a CNC and make stuff for my childrens and grand childrens... so i can relate... ;) Great work!
BOB!!! seriously that was one of my favorite projects from you! Take it from a guy that has watched almost all your videos... Anytime there is a father-son project that will bring them close together, thats AWESOME! really cool bro, Blessings!
Agreed. Since Bob came along I just gave up trying to be a cool dad and grand dad. Now whenever one of my kids or grand kids asks me to do something for them I just say, "go ask Bob, he's WAY cooler than I'll ever be"!
LOVE! I don't know anything about 3d printing and modeling but I love your videos. No matter what you make I learn and am entertained. Hands down the best part is you presenting it to your son. Very cool!
For me 3D printing is now easy because of your videos, always educational and added new dimension to my 3D modelling works. Keep it up, awesome work man....!
I swear your my favorite youtuber, you so helpful when it comes to teaching things, at any skill level. thanks for all of your hard work, keep being who you are
I am envious of your tools and knowledge... I have yet to build the Lego table that my daughter and I want for her Legos...so far she still is into them and piano and violin and crocheting.... She also likes to draw. I can SO see her wanting to do this....but then there is that hands on thing with the crocheting that probably would have her more attached to her creations. You are a great dad!
First of all I wanted to say that you certainly set the bar extremely high at being the very best father you can be. Thumbs up for that in and of itself as being a good parent is by far the hardest job in the world in my opinion. I'm a disabled marine (I've been diagnosed with cancer three separate times as well as suffering through 3 strokes and I'm a paraplegic... all in the last 15 years) who is the father of two mostly grown kids (my oldest is 19 and my second oldest is 17 years of age). With all of that being said... I still do my best to be as physically and mentally active, alert and fit as I can but a large portion of my awake time I spend reading, writing and drawing. I've been a comic book reader , collector and even a creator over the past 40 years and I also enjoy collecting toys as well when i find a specific toy line that strikes my fancy. Typically, my preferences lean heavily towards action figure toy line that I collect mostly. So, I'm really into super heroes, giant robots and giant monsters as well. Okay, now that I "think" that I've set up what I'm trying to say here... I really liked this video that you made on how to take a drawing and "convert" a 2 dimensional idea into a 3 dimensional figure/sculpt/toy. I did a lot of research before committing to saving up enough money to purchase a 3d printer that would be capable of creating 3d versions of any and all of my original comic book character concepts. I've even worked a bit within a couple of different "free" 3d rendering software programs but I haven't been happy with any of them as of yet. However, I am definitely going to give Fusion 360 a shot after watching your video. I really hope that with some practice and work that I'll FINALLY be able to view one of the hundreds of my character creations as an actual "action figure". Thank you for such a great, succinct video.
I’m doing my senior project on toymaking (3d modeling/printing) and glad this is the first video I clicked on, it had basically all the info I need in 7 minutes or so
Really cool project ! Got a small tip for you, masking holes is easy. Use ear plugs, the disposable type they often have in the workplace, roll them in your fingers and pop them in the hole then let them expand again. You can either just leave the excess sticking out which makes them easy to remove when you're done, or if you want a nice crisp edge to the paint right up to the hole then cut them flush with a razor and hook them out with a pick once the paint's dried.
Loved the : It's awesome moment" 6:31, Thanks for sharing Bob !! i want to try that software too!! I have no idea of 3D printing but sound like a cool project.
i think he's a kid whose mother gave him a RUclips account at a young age, and that likes to spam emojis on videos *because he thinks he's funny* in fact look at his YT channel
I shall say this idea of making the painting into reality is so so heart touching. And I really want to do the same to my kids one day when he or she draw something. And of course I will.
I haven’t ever really had interest in 3D printing, but this was great. Good job Bob. Doing stuff like this for my kids would be reason enough to check it out.
Initially I only used 123D Design and I didn't want to jump into Fusion 360. It wasn't until my computer crashed and I lost everything that I started Fusion 360, and I have to say it is so much better, and a lot more powerful. This was an adorable project Bob!
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Getting the free license for Fusion 360 might not be obvious, but look here
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-activate-start-up-or-educational-licensing-for-Fusion-360.html
I Like To Make Stuff bob you have such an amazing love for your children. That’s the type of father I hope to be for my future children. God bless you man, god bless.
It's worked for me !!
Thanks again !!
Thank you for publishing the fee link. I had no idea.
Thanks for that link, I am currently trying to build a small CNC machine and having Fusion 360 will be great once I have all the parts assembled.
can you make a video about making skyline diffusers? or maybe bass traps? or both?
Dad of the year candidate right here. Thanks for sharing such a cool moment with you and your boy
A Glimpse Inside I
Ditto! That was the best. “Cool, Dad!”
candidate my ass, hes the winner
Check out thomas romain
Candidate? Pshhh yeah right.
That dad is not a candidate, he’s a winner.
6:32
This is what parents live for.
"Wow... COOOOOL DADDY" - as a father that has got to be one of the best reviews ever! Great project Bob.
I watch EVERY video from you and now I HAVE to write a comment. As you showed that model to your son and see the joy and thankfulness of him just made me so happy... You're the best RUclipsr I have ever seen and you're such an inspirational person! Keep up the brilliant work, I really appreciate that! Best regards
This video shows so much about what your channel is all about. Creativity, skill, execution, and family. Keep it up Bob :)
execution... wait no theres a meaning 2
Awww BOB! This was wonderful. The hug at the end, man, that makes it all worth it. Right there.
One thing - the posts CAN be a bit fragile, though, you mitigated this by printing them on their sides. That'll give them strength for days!
3D Printing Nerd Maybe have holes on both parts & use wood dowel for the connections.
That's awesome, Bob. Love it. As a dad, myself, it warms the heart to see that innocent, open-faced joy in the little ones' eyes. Well done, dad!
Now all of your kids are going to draw something and ask to 3D print it 😂😂😂😂 lol
TheCrazyAussie lol
Lol lol lol
@@thecringeking2456 lol
lol
Lol
This is awesome! Would be cool to have your son design different arms, legs, horns, etc that he could swap out 😁
Awesome idea!
Wow did not expect to see you
You’re a rad dad. Sending you childhood drawings now.
Try to make a 3D printed mona lisa.
He had a fun, genuine reaction and seemed to appreciate his Dad's efforts! Awesome!
C'mon Bob! No fair posting emotional father-son moments. I'm not used to these feelings watching your videos. Now all I want is hugs from my kids. Seriously though, awesome video!
I don't know how old people are here... but i come from the generation that was born before computers were a thing....
i'm so impressed now that we can have our own "replicator-ish" in home...
I also have a 3D printer and a CNC and make stuff for my childrens and grand childrens... so i can relate... ;) Great work!
The lok on your boys face, when you handed him the toy, was the best part of this video. Thanks for sharing that moment with us.
That is such a cool thing to do for your child. Taking something from their imagination and making it reality. Bob, you are a fantastic father.
Your son's reaction was priceless 😭
IKR
kid's right! "Cool Daddy!" Awesome!
Carrey John tf is wrong with YOU?
What the hell is happening in this post? XD
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I've just managed to get hold of my 1st 3d printer and this is a great intro to the possibilities. Thanks Bob 👍
That says it all when he Genuinely hugs you and can’t believe you made his drawing come to life. Your are awesome father dude 👍🏽😉 good job.
The reaction of your son is priceless! Amazing idea!
Knocked it out of the park. Way to go Dad!!
This made my YEAR! 🙌🏽
You are the best dad that your kid has ever had. 👏👏👏
BOB!!! seriously that was one of my favorite projects from you! Take it from a guy that has watched almost all your videos... Anytime there is a father-son project that will bring them close together, thats AWESOME! really cool bro, Blessings!
I'm really glad you filmed and shared that moment with your son. In many ways, this is at the core of why we "make"!
Absolutely! Thanks Matthew!
Your son hugging you is the most adorable thing ever!
I wish I had a dad like this. this is the best dad I ever seen.
This is one of my favorite videos! Great project and so cool to see the joy on your sons face when he received the toy.
You're killing the rest of us in the "Coolest Dad" department Bob!
thewuf you spelled "coolest *parent*" wrong lol
stop it
Agreed. Since Bob came along I just gave up trying to be a cool dad and grand dad. Now whenever one of my kids or grand kids asks me to do something for them I just say, "go ask Bob, he's WAY cooler than I'll ever be"!
Rebekah Cox Rebekah there is only 2 genders so it is 2 different rewarfs
"Cool. And I like all the things you make." -Oliver (age 4) Thanks for the great video.
Sergio Aguilar r/thathappened
NeoTrix this is not reddit, stop fishing for likes
The hug at the end is what makes it all worthwhile!
The moment with your son was so sweet, made me "aw" out loud.
Your sons mind is blown. Instant Hero Status! Well Done, Bob!
Well, that's dad of the day award!! Better luck tomorrow everyone. Really great project thank you for sharing.
Such a great idea for a project. Your son hugging you at the end is the best!
Super cool! And a really nice project for someone learning Fusion 360! Also love your son's reaction to the toy. You're an awesome dad Bob!
I love it when kids are shocked by the kindness of their parents. Way to go Bob!
LOVE! I don't know anything about 3d printing and modeling but I love your videos. No matter what you make I learn and am entertained. Hands down the best part is you presenting it to your son. Very cool!
Your son's face when he saw the toy = priceless!
This is gotta be one of my favorite things you've made. Great story behind it and turned out really nice!
+1 high5 to you and your son!
Proper gratitude on your son's face. What a satisfactory feeling he? Thanks for sharing Bob!
Your child is sooo cute. I am so glad that both of you like the finished product.
I haven’t even gotten far into the video, but you deserve 5 dad points for this project! This is such an awesome thing to do for your child!
Logan Beck he gets 1000 dad points ;D
You just got me off of Sketchup free and on to fusion 360.
Dude.. that hug from your son, that's the best part of being a dad. Nicely done. :)
I just got a 3D printer, I can't wait to make one of my son's drawings a reality. Thanks for the idea!
Have you done it?
This is such a sweet idea, I love this.
For me 3D printing is now easy because of your videos, always educational and added new dimension to my 3D modelling works. Keep it up, awesome work man....!
I liked the making of this object, but cooler than the modeling is the parent-child bond and surprise here. Awesomeness!
Awesome little project... Amazing what we can actually do these days.. :) finally convinced me to test some primer.. looks great!
Bob, just seeing your son's reaction made it worth the work :)
I swear your my favorite youtuber, you so helpful when it comes to teaching things, at any skill level. thanks for all of your hard work, keep being who you are
Love this video. The look on his face is priceless.Great job Dad...
Thank you for sharing your son's reaction, that was precious!! Nice work
Such a great idea! Love it!
And his reaction! Oh man!
the reaction is priceless
I am envious of your tools and knowledge... I have yet to build the Lego table that my daughter and I want for her Legos...so far she still is into them and piano and violin and crocheting.... She also likes to draw. I can SO see her wanting to do this....but then there is that hands on thing with the crocheting that probably would have her more attached to her creations.
You are a great dad!
The hugs we get are always the best part of it. Cool project!
This is so creative! I love it. I wish I could make one of my drawings into a toy!! 🔥🔥😀
Another great project Bob! You are such a great dad! By the way, I loved your book. I bought a paperback version on Amazon the day it came out.
Such a good dad! Making your family happy and giving them gifts that they love is really rewarding. Great video sir!
Dad level 1,000! Love his reaction at the end. This was so cool, Bob! I loved seeing how you converted it all.
Yes i like it, it's so cool and amazing that it can spin
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly,
He bring a picture bacc
This is so adorable, what a brilliant idea. I'd love to do this for my daughter.
First of all I wanted to say that you certainly set the bar extremely high at being the very best father you can be. Thumbs up for that in and of itself as being a good parent is by far the hardest job in the world in my opinion.
I'm a disabled marine (I've been diagnosed with cancer three separate times as well as suffering through 3 strokes and I'm a paraplegic... all in the last 15 years) who is the father of two mostly grown kids (my oldest is 19 and my second oldest is 17 years of age). With all of that being said... I still do my best to be as physically and mentally active, alert and fit as I can but a large portion of my awake time I spend reading, writing and drawing.
I've been a comic book reader , collector and even a creator over the past 40 years and I also enjoy collecting toys as well when i find a specific toy line that strikes my fancy. Typically, my preferences lean heavily towards action figure toy line that I collect mostly. So, I'm really into super heroes, giant robots and giant monsters as well.
Okay, now that I "think" that I've set up what I'm trying to say here... I really liked this video that you made on how to take a drawing and "convert" a 2 dimensional idea into a 3 dimensional figure/sculpt/toy. I did a lot of research before committing to saving up enough money to purchase a 3d printer that would be capable of creating 3d versions of any and all of my original comic book character concepts. I've even worked a bit within a couple of different "free" 3d rendering software programs but I haven't been happy with any of them as of yet. However, I am definitely going to give Fusion 360 a shot after watching your video. I really hope that with some practice and work that I'll FINALLY be able to view one of the hundreds of my character creations as an actual "action figure".
Thank you for such a great, succinct video.
So excellent. I saw that drawing when it was posted on Instagram. :)
Oh boy that kid is awesome. FIRST!
probably thought he was first to comment
I’m doing my senior project on toymaking (3d modeling/printing) and glad this is the first video I clicked on, it had basically all the info I need in 7 minutes or so
That is an awesome way to have your kids involved in one of your projects.
i know
I swear I click as soon as I’m notified and I’m never first! 🤔
I'm sorry, but that spot is reserved.
The P.I. Workshop I guess so!! Haha
my brain hurts but good vid
Really cool project ! Got a small tip for you, masking holes is easy. Use ear plugs, the disposable type they often have in the workplace, roll them in your fingers and pop them in the hole then let them expand again. You can either just leave the excess sticking out which makes them easy to remove when you're done, or if you want a nice crisp edge to the paint right up to the hole then cut them flush with a razor and hook them out with a pick once the paint's dried.
Loved the : It's awesome moment" 6:31, Thanks for sharing Bob !! i want to try that software too!! I have no idea of 3D printing but sound like a cool project.
I wish my parents liked me enough to do this
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@@bryanhutchens8514 wot
Bryan Hutchens why are you on RUclips
@@robblequoffle8456 because he is.
i think he's a kid whose mother gave him a RUclips account at a young age, and that likes to spam emojis on videos *because he thinks he's funny* in fact look at his YT channel
BOB BE MY DADDY!!!
oh. that came out wrong
or did it? ;)
MOIZ MOIZMOIZ you just replied to urself
Well done Dad! What a great reaction from your son!!!!
Awwww, I love kid art. And the son's reaction was the sweetest. I love it!
6:33 Happy Ending.
I wish you were my dad 《i dont have a dad anymore :( 》
I love drawing!^^
I'm not really into 3D printing, but seeing your son hug you was awesome.
Your Son's Reaction is sooooooo priceless plus with hug sooooooooooooo priceless
You look like Tony stark ,just work on tour hairs💇♂️
Your kids must feel very lucky to have such a cool dad that builds them stuff all the time...
That hug at the end, that's what it's all for man. Good job. :)
I shall say this idea of making the painting into reality is so so heart touching. And I really want to do the same to my kids one day when he or she draw something. And of course I will.
Outstanding! A lifetime memory for you and your son!
It melts my heart how happy and impressed your son was with his new toy
I haven’t ever really had interest in 3D printing, but this was great. Good job Bob. Doing stuff like this for my kids would be reason enough to check it out.
That was absolutely amazing, I was as excited as your son. Great project for father/son or mentor/mentee. Great job
Give this man a dad of the year award
Wow. Thats so cool. Look how big is his smile. Great job.
Initially I only used 123D Design and I didn't want to jump into Fusion 360.
It wasn't until my computer crashed and I lost everything that I started Fusion 360, and I have to say it is so much better, and a lot more powerful.
This was an adorable project Bob!
You are the best dad in the world!!! I’m really happy. I want one of them!! 😊
Your son's reaction was the BEST.
I bet your son was soOooOOOoo happy! You must be the best dad in the world now!
WOW, you are such an amazing daddy! proud to be a subscriber for 4-5 years now
What an awesome video. Loved the reaction from the son. Priceless