hey +the hacksmith Hey man I've noticed that a lot of people are asking the following questions: •what is the program you used •what is the pistons that you used •How much time did it take •how much money did it take That's why i suggest you make a link in the description or on the screen that'll take us to a page containing all the asked info please consider my suggestion and keep up the good work
@@theoneandonlyvilly1148 🤨 it's simple since my agriculture class has cylinders that we learned to use And I'm not going to use a lawn chair as for the back I think I'll use the welder and make one
@@theoneandonlyvilly1148 lol yeah 😂 I'm wanting to prove to my parents and show everyone how smart I am with circuits and building gadgets 😌 since my grandma once said that "how much does a 16 year know about electricity compared to people that had years of college" (I know she's just concerned about me getting electrocuted but I mean come on🤨 rewireing is like common sense to me
Don't mind me, I just wanted to see how far the hacksmith has come😊 he's come a very long way. I hope you're proud of yourself, Mr. Hacksmith, you deserve it.
this rocks, very inspiring I have wanted to build an exo suit for a while and this may have given me the proper motivation to finally build it. this is awesome Hacksmith rocks!!!
Hey Hacksmith, I'm a mechanical engineering student and willing to make an exoskeleton for a project, taking this as a base. Could you give any info about those pistons/cylinders ?? Also love to see u grow so much❤❤❤
What if you add ball bearings to those bolts, wouldn't that make the movement much more smoother.. Still love it bro can't wait to see the finish product more plsz..
Mechanic here, worked on JD skidsteers and the slot and tough method is used a lot in this industry. ... there is nothing technologically that is not possible to build this today, the hydraulics and articulation being the easiest and balance could be derived from the segue. ...
Pardon me for sounding like a noob, but where the heck can i get my hands on some cylinders like the ones in your video? And what would the price tag be? Totally awesome that your actually putting this on youtube. Building a exoskeleton is #1 on my bucket list!!!!!!! ..... wow.. I... am... so..not... good..at...this.
I like how DARPA spends millions of dollars trying to make an exoskeleton, and not getting anywhere, and yet some Canadian in a garage makes more progress by bolting some steel bars together and slapping on a cylinder.
Yeah but it takes some adjusting but I change it so it pushes on to gears to pull the arm plus I found some arm nerves sensors that work perfectly contact me for the link plus I do similar stuff as you it be fun to create something with you
If i do will you refernce me in one of your vids dude it will be great! Cause it's hard to get people and to show the stuff I do aka blacksmith ing robotics enigeering wood working metal working science stuff and obvisouly inventions and ideas thanks dude
I have been thinking, I want to build one myself. I have done research. I need to know if anything could go wrong as risk purposes and if it could how.
My dad has lost almost all movement in his arms, do you think this would help him? Sadly there's nothing the doctors can do, plus he fucking loves this movie.
You could have used 2 sided cylinder so it could curl and straighten the arm. Instead of using 2 cylinders. But as i can imagine the range of motion would be compromised. Sorry for bad English.
+the Hacksmith Yeah that's true.. but it will be compact.. anyway great work man keep up! I'm starting military exoskeleton project.. will be good to know your opinion! I will send you link when some progress will be done.
+the Hacksmith Hi, how many newtons does one cylinder push/pull at 7 bar? Can you give me other specifications such as stroke or dimensions on that cylinder please?
Google is your friend =) They are literally just called pneumatic cylinders. If you want to build one yourself you're going to have to learn a bit about fluid power before you jump right in and start building something -- these components can be very dangerous! The cylinders I used have a 4" stroke with a 1.5" bore diameter. They are double acting, which means they can both push and pull.
+the hacksmith i am new to cylinders and had 2 questions . what measurments are your cylinders and is a 16mm Bore 200mm Stroke big plaese answer and thanks btw love the new designs
These cylinders are 38.1mm bore with 150mm stroke. A 16mm bore at 125PSI will only give you about 38lbs of force, which means if you're using it like I am (acting on a lever) the resultant force at the end will be much much less... so short answer... if it's for an exo, definitely not big enough.
the Hacksmith i already have the design now my only problem is mounting becasue i dont know if to put it one on the side of the arm and the back or the opposite or like yours
What was the 3d program you used, I have used a few myself but I didn't recognize the one shown in the video. I'm curious about it because it allowed you to demonstrate the movement of the elbow joint. Which is the only thing I'm missing in the program I'm currently using. Please reply soon and if you answered this question before, I'm sorry for making you repeat yourself, but I'm new to your channel.
thanks, I figured it was something like Solidworks. BTW, did you get it through/for school or some other way/reason? I wanna know because I've always wanted to use that Solidworks but It's price point always made it less appealing to get it. Also just out of curiosity, what company do you work for that needs you to use Solidworks?
ThommeGun Yeah it's very expensive software -- during my engineering degree we got the educational version to use on our laptops, it doesn't have all the features as the commercial one but it's good enough for most stuff. I'm not allowed to say what company I work for, but I've used Solidworks at my past 3 jobs -- and pretty much all of my ex-classmates use it at their jobs as well. I'm a Certified Solidworks Professional (CSWP), though I'd be interested in learning a few of the other big 3D CAD packages (CATIA, Inventor, etc)
I trying to get a CAD certification myself, and I think I can understand why you can't say your company's name, so I won't pry. Any way thanks for the reply.
He looks so young compared to the modern hacksmith
Wow, this dude might be able to build a real lightsaber in the future
he did
@@divanshkapoor8481 yeah that’s the joke
@@amicrowavethattalks oh
@@divanshkapoor8481💀
Dumba$$ lol
hey +the hacksmith Hey man I've noticed that a lot of people are asking the following questions:
•what is the program you used
•what is the pistons that you used
•How much time did it take
•how much money did it take
That's why i suggest you make a link in the description or on the screen that'll take us to a page containing all the asked info
please consider my suggestion and keep up the good work
I agree
I myself am wanting to make this
@@juletlandret6329 HAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@theoneandonlyvilly1148 🤨 it's simple since my agriculture class has cylinders that we learned to use
And I'm not going to use a lawn chair as for the back
I think I'll use the welder and make one
@@juletlandret6329 oh you are serious
@@theoneandonlyvilly1148 lol yeah 😂 I'm wanting to prove to my parents and show everyone how smart I am with circuits and building gadgets 😌 since my grandma once said that "how much does a 16 year know about electricity compared to people that had years of college"
(I know she's just concerned about me getting electrocuted but I mean come on🤨 rewireing is like common sense to me
Don't mind me, I just wanted to see how far the hacksmith has come😊 he's come a very long way. I hope you're proud of yourself, Mr. Hacksmith, you deserve it.
Cool! Looking forward to part 2! Princess Auto I presume.
look at those +1 biceps
Jacksypiceye
this rocks, very inspiring I have wanted to build an exo suit for a while and this may have given me the proper motivation to finally build it. this is awesome Hacksmith rocks!!!
Thanks George!
Going back and watching the first hacksmith video I ever saw. Man that was like a lifetime ago
Love these OG videos, hack smith industries has become so big!
I've been waiting for this :D keep up the great work.
Congrats on 9 mil love your vids
Hey Hacksmith, I'm a mechanical engineering student and willing to make an exoskeleton for a project, taking this as a base. Could you give any info about those pistons/cylinders ??
Also love to see u grow so much❤❤❤
nice! Can't wait to see you test it.
What if you add ball bearings to those bolts, wouldn't that make the movement much more smoother.. Still love it bro can't wait to see the finish product more plsz..
Yep -- don't worry this is the first iteration -- it'll get better and better!
Revisiting old videos is tight
The GOAT of telling anyone they can be an engineer
Nice 👍 always love the old vids
I just love how simple it is great job!
Can't wait to see it when it's finished. :)
Nice idea!!! really Cool!!
Wow this is awesome!
Thanks maplekillaz!
Hacksmith in the Past: Let's put random things in the Microwave
Hacksmith Now: Let my friend put random things in the Microwave
Could you please tell me what program you used in this video? I'm a high school sophomore and want to be an engineer when I'm older.
Solidworks, its the industry standard for CAD
Thanks!
XD tru dat
taich Zylstra lol I'm a freshman any school advice I wouldn't care about for the next 3 years
taich Zylstra i
I wanna buy all of your projects Man.Though It could be worth thousands.(N I'm serious dude , really those stuffs are really good)😘😍
Damn, it's been 2 years from this already?! WOW!
You should start adding other layers onto the exo skeleton arm to make it look cooler! Nice video!
Oh I will!
This is awsome! And look at those arms, holy damn!
I was wondering if he put that last shot in there just to show off a bit.....And it worked, I'm impressed
Wow dude, this is awesome! Keep up the good work
this is going to be epic
This came out on my birthday!
Wow when you finish it you will be so popular as never
Mechanic here, worked on JD skidsteers and the slot and tough method is used a lot in this industry. ... there is nothing technologically that is not possible to build this today, the hydraulics and articulation being the easiest and balance could be derived from the segue. ...
very interesting work...also, we have very similar biceps, must be a tinkerer/geek thing :)
awesome vid
awesome!
No there +1mil biceps 💪 💪
When done you should add a air power pvc pipe cannon to it :) very simple yet effective
You guys should really revisit this project now that your a few milli9on times more famous
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Pardon me for sounding like a noob, but where the heck can i get my hands on some cylinders like the ones in your video?
And what would the price tag be?
Totally awesome that your actually putting this on youtube.
Building a exoskeleton is #1 on my bucket list!!!!!!!
..... wow.. I... am... so..not... good..at...this.
This is nice ima do this
6 years wow
Back in the day where he didn't have much of the modern Hacksmith setup...
What cylinder where or are you using I am really interested in the project am curious
how did you make the piston move with the move of your arm ?
His come a long way
this is the first video I saw from them
I like how DARPA spends millions of dollars trying to make an exoskeleton, and not getting anywhere, and yet some Canadian in a garage makes more progress by bolting some steel bars together and slapping on a cylinder.
Nice
What did he use to connect the cylinders To the medal?
What's the name of the program you use to design the exo?
The exo suit! (COD Advanced Warfare!)
In my exoskeleton arm i do not use pneumatics I went to a scarp yard and got some electric window openers perfect size for the arm I found
I had thought about that actually! Are they strong enough over the length of an arm?
Yeah but it takes some adjusting but I change it so it pushes on to gears to pull the arm plus I found some arm nerves sensors that work perfectly contact me for the link plus I do similar stuff as you it be fun to create something with you
Joseph Dawson Very cool! Do you do any videos on this kind of stuff? You should!
Yeah soon this is my old RUclips but I want to have an archive for refernce so I need to organise . But
If i do will you refernce me in one of your vids dude it will be great! Cause it's hard to get people and to show the stuff I do aka blacksmith ing robotics enigeering wood working metal working science stuff and obvisouly inventions and ideas thanks dude
Next week? A whole week!?
do the cylinders need air to actually move or its good without putting air in it to move.
They compress on their own
Nega Equalibriam n
Do you even lift bro?! Your arms are veiny as hell. the Hacksmith
Neat!
Will a pneumatic cylinder having operating pressure 14.5 to 145 psi and stroke 25mm work in this project?
You won't have much movement with 1” stroke... these ones have 4" stroke
+the Hacksmith what is the bore size
Why season 2 three years before season 1 ep 40
Ryan Bilafer I know that confused me too
I have been thinking, I want to build one myself. I have done research. I need to know if anything could go wrong as risk purposes and if it could how.
Ethan Dauncey How much research? Literally everything could go wrong -- it's not a very safe project. Do you have the experience to build one safely?
the Hacksmith To be honest not a lot of research, just enough to know what's going on... And no I don't have any experience.
Ethan Dauncey Can't say I'd recommend it then... it's expensive and can be dangerous :P
What size are the cylinders?
This is really cool! What cad software are you using?
My dad has lost almost all movement in his arms, do you think this would help him? Sadly there's nothing the doctors can do, plus he fucking loves this movie.
Thats a sad story...
what program were you using at 0:37
Solid Works
***** idk i dont have it i just know what it is
You could have used 2 sided cylinder so it could curl and straighten the arm. Instead of using 2 cylinders. But as i can imagine the range of motion would be compromised. Sorry for bad English.
+George Hambardzumyan they are two way cylinders, one pushes and one pulls making them better than muscles (which can only pull)
+the Hacksmith yes i understand, what i'm saying is that you can use only 1 universal double sided cylinder that can pull an push.. instead of 2.
+George Hambardzumyan But then it would only be half as strong...
+the Hacksmith Yeah that's true.. but it will be compact.. anyway great work man keep up! I'm starting military exoskeleton project.. will be good to know your opinion! I will send you link when some progress will be done.
what program are you using to have a virtual representation on how it would work?
+Ashton Fritz SolidWorks
kk thanks just wondering if I could try to make plans for something like your exosuit, but for here in Saskatchewan.
what product
Where did you build the industrial festo valve bank,? tell me pls
What did you studied to be able to do all this? mechanical engineering?
Yep!
where did you get your pneumatic cylinders if you got them on line could you leave a link. thank you
*What software do you use to make plans like that please tell me, Thank you.*
what type of pneumatic cylinders did you use?
+the Hacksmith Hi, how many newtons does one cylinder push/pull at 7 bar? Can you give me other specifications such as stroke or dimensions on that cylinder please?
The cylinders are discontinued so they wouldn't help you much... 4" stroke, and they do 440lbs at 200PSI
Nice intro
What program do u use to try ur ideas?
I'm using a student version of SolidWorks
Hey human Carlos lol fancy seeing you here ! XD
You should make falcon's pack. Working
I think this man is gonna make ironman suit oneday
Would you kind if I built this on my own and used your design
What are those cylinders called? I plan on working on one myself.
Google is your friend =)
They are literally just called pneumatic cylinders. If you want to build one yourself you're going to have to learn a bit about fluid power before you jump right in and start building something -- these components can be very dangerous! The cylinders I used have a 4" stroke with a 1.5" bore diameter. They are double acting, which means they can both push and pull.
what type of cylinder are you using and where do you buy it.
+the hacksmith i am new to cylinders and had 2 questions . what measurments are your cylinders and is a 16mm Bore 200mm Stroke big plaese answer and thanks
btw love the new designs
These cylinders are 38.1mm bore with 150mm stroke.
A 16mm bore at 125PSI will only give you about 38lbs of force, which means if you're using it like I am (acting on a lever) the resultant force at the end will be much much less... so short answer... if it's for an exo, definitely not big enough.
so where do you recommend i buy the cylinders
jofrank117 I wouldn't buy anything until you have a design ready. But eBay is probably your best bet.
the Hacksmith i already have the design now my only problem is mounting becasue i dont know if to put it one on the side of the arm and the back or the opposite or like yours
jofrank117 Your design should include calculations for how it will work.. and how to size cylinders :) physics my friend, physics!
1:00 what program is that!!!!???
solidworks
What computer program did you use for the 3D models?
What was the 3d program you used, I have used a few myself but I didn't recognize the one shown in the video. I'm curious about it because it allowed you to demonstrate the movement of the elbow joint. Which is the only thing I'm missing in the program I'm currently using. Please reply soon and if you answered this question before, I'm sorry for making you repeat yourself, but I'm new to your channel.
Student version of Solidworks -- it's pretty much the industry standard in north america for engineering CAD software, I use it at my day job as well.
thanks, I figured it was something like Solidworks. BTW, did you get it through/for school or some other way/reason? I wanna know because I've always wanted to use that Solidworks but It's price point always made it less appealing to get it. Also just out of curiosity, what company do you work for that needs you to use Solidworks?
ThommeGun Yeah it's very expensive software -- during my engineering degree we got the educational version to use on our laptops, it doesn't have all the features as the commercial one but it's good enough for most stuff.
I'm not allowed to say what company I work for, but I've used Solidworks at my past 3 jobs -- and pretty much all of my ex-classmates use it at their jobs as well. I'm a Certified Solidworks Professional (CSWP), though I'd be interested in learning a few of the other big 3D CAD packages (CATIA, Inventor, etc)
I trying to get a CAD certification myself, and I think I can understand why you can't say your company's name, so I won't pry. Any way thanks for the reply.
love you
what is the computer program called that you are using @ 50 seconds in to the video?
Where did you get those cylinders at
What's the software name? pleaseee i'm searching a software for projecting with real time simulation of the movements, please help me :)
If you scroll down juuuust a little bit you'll see I've answered this at least 5 times already :-)
the Hacksmith oh, sorry, anyway thanks :) the RUclipsrs usually do not respond so fast :) thanks sooooo much :)
What is the application used to create this project?
couldnt you just cut out a bit more from the back of the back of the tricep piece in the arm so you can extend it fully straight?...
then you could only have one cylinder and half the strength, and the cylinder already limits the distance the joint can travel
What type of pneumatics is this can you provide me the link to buy it...
what product in solid works
awsom
i have the same saw
nice
hello, does anyone know what equipment was used here and in what quantity? e.g. how many actuators
You can count the actuators in the video...?
@@hacksmith calculate yes, but I mean their type, pneumatic, etc.
What program do you use?
Wish I had the money for a saw! Everything i did so far way cut by hand :'(
Also how much did u spend in total on this project
Where do you buy all your cylinders?
A friend gave them to me, the ones I used are discontinued. You can find similar ones on ebay though!
What software did you use?