hey y’all, just popping in here to point out the straight claws “issue” : this was mainly done to keep these as “slim” as possible, I know that the claws are supposed to be flared a bit. I’m mainly commenting this because i’m getting a ton of messages about it, I promise it’s something I’m aware of haha. there’s a few ways to make them more flared but I opted for the straight claws to save space!
Easy fix. Well, maybe not easy, exactly, but by offsetting the outer two claws' slide-holes biassed out from center and mounting the corresponding claws with a little bit of swing allowance, probably with a hinge and spring, the claws can store straight and flare out when deployed. Maybe a version of the claws with the base plate attached can use a compliant hinge. Still a fantastic print! Would have loved to see some of the engineering iterations. Probably a whole separate video.
@@bloodbound696i kinda think the sound bits they use for a sword/knife sliding out of its sheathe would be nice. That very clean and clear *shing* but that might be better for the times its a slower extension, which would also be an interesting thing: if she could make a way to have a fast extension and slow extension
Awesome! What you essentially made is the Gen 1 Wolverine claws. Wolverine's claws started as part of his gloves, then became a Weapon X addition, then a natural part of his mutation.
@@bigguy7353 The claws were originally designed as part of his gloves. There was a book I read ages ago (can't remember what it was) but it had Wolverine give captain America a set of his gloves which contained the claws. When Chris Claremont took over writing the X-men (Starting with Uncanny X-men #94) he made the claws a part of wolverines powerset, and even had one of the X-men comment on them something along the lines of "we had no idea the claws were a part of your body" If I remember correctly that was issue #98-97 of Chris Claremonts X-men run. From there it was common place for future X-men/wolverine writers to write the claws being a part of wolverines mutation.
I love that moment at 15:10 when the motor sounds like it is having an error and you stare down the barrel of the claw slot. I'm sure you could react in time if they accidentally popped out, but it would have been perfect comedic timing.
This solves one of the two fundamental issues with a comic/movie character cosplay. Wolverine's claws were almost exclusively "in or out" or you had to have some kind of mechanism to release them, but it was all done by hand at some point. This actually makes a functional set of claws that gives the illusion of being real. The other cosplay issue is light saber blades, they have the exact same issue... that one might be a bit harder to solve, though :D
There are actually retractable lightsaber blades that extend/retract with a motor while also still being able to light up. Not sure exactly how it works but there are a few videos and shorts you can find that show it off, and it looks pretty convincing (if a bit slow) for videos. Probably not for sparring though lol
@null_verdict they aren't for mass production, only a prototype used for Galactic Star Cruiser and other Disney events/locations. You're right, the blade is extremely fragile and cannot be used for contact.
@@CalebBradshaw-x2c after walking away from a deal with a guy that had made a powered one, it looks like Hasbro is going to partner directly with Disney to make a working model for consumer purchase. Probably not till next year though.
WoW! Super good design and reveal. Natural teacher. Great job K, If you are a team of one, Fantastic!!! If you are a part of a team, Fantastic!!! As a 59 year old builder, I am proud of you. Keep it going.
Oh my gosh these are amazing! I was literally trying to find a decent retractable claws tutorial for a wolverine cosplay all week and here you are saving my life! I feel like there's really not much for v2 you'd need to improve on, maybe just overall slimming down the design and reducing the chance of failure. Maybe seeing if the claws can come out at a higher speed but even how they are now feels just about right
even that last sinkt snikt was even in the style of the Cavilrine, she needs an award for the details
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I think youtube changed their recommendation algorithm. I used to get only shit in my recommendations, now ive been getting some amazing stuff, like this video! The gauntlet looks amazing, and much more compact than I'd expected
Always so interesting to see what people can come up with and how compact it can be. Even if it is slightly big, it still looks pretty compact and by the time you add a suit I feel like it'd be very much in scale, awesome work!
That is seriously the coolest thing I've seen on the internet in a long time! I'm jealous, I know I don't have the skills to make them but want them SO badly.
I have to say that this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Not to mention, you look cool wielding them. Doing a Wolverine suit with it would be so cool.
This is some damn fine engineering. This design you came up with can be adapted to all kinds of other props that have an extending function. X-23 claws, Predator, etc. A variation with extending gun barrels can also be cool. I think the bulked up arms actually work for this. Subscribed.
eeeek how did I only just see this video now! These are freaking cool, it's so hard to make mechanical things work for real that are magic or superpowers in fiction and you did a great job there. I'm gonna steal the extra steep lead screw idea for one of my projects. I did not expect the claws to be driven by a screw when I saw the intro.
Need to figure out a way to have the center one on its own track with a separate program to extend just the middle claw so you can flip people off like in the first movie lol
You're my favorite person right now and I want one of those printers. I used to make wolf masks by hand before these printers came out now I wanna get back into it
A muscle jacket would perfectly hide the thickness of the gauntlets. You can have a "arming" button somewhere to prevent accidental ejections, but having one or two large bush buttons at your wrist could work, as in to eject or retract the plastic blades you: 1. Arm the device via taking the safety off. 2. press your wrists away from the blades to to hit a large plastic part on the bottom side of the gauntlet. Use metal wheels and rubber between the wheel and the mounts on the electric motor wheel to prevent them making sound when you shake your hands around.
WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!....Super impressed with this build, you've cracked the mystery, you've done the undoable, Wolverine cosplayers everywhere will fight to the death and create shrines in your honor!
The Algorithm sent me here and I'm very glad it did. Those claws a friggin' amazing! As a ~52yo comic book nerd from the way back, I wish we had 3D printers and Arduinos in my day... Hell, the word "cosplay" didn't even exist when I was your age, we just called it "dress-up" or "wearing a costume" (takes a moment to look it up and per Wikipedia the term was coined in 1984, so my ignorance, I'd've sworn it didn't exist until the turn of the millenium... Huh. Anyway live and learn, eh wott?). Congrats on your mad science! I'm going to subscribe and see what else you create!
😢they look so good it hurts 😢 definitely the best ones I’ve seen so far ,also this is the only one I’ve seen that looks like it’s coming from the nuckles and not the wrist 🔥🔥🔥🫡
Hit the gym, get some snatch, those desires will be cured. You may even get a job after that. Before you know it, you'll never understand why you were going to vote for Kamala.
Very cool, I made a crude "flick in out" set of gloves like these with like a skintone for a party once, i They didn't have a motor though, this is a great build. Good work ❤
Great Job! Your like Tony Stark, It looks like the arc reactor should be hooked up to your chest like ironman 1 with the wires hanging down during the demo lol. Looks fantastic! Keep it up!
Awesome video! One of the best Wolverine claw designs I've seen. What if: You were able to separate the hand piece from the forearm piece, design a connector that extends out from the forearm guard and connects to the hand piece with magnets. This way you can have have more mobility at the wrist whilst the claws are retracted. When you active the claws, the connector piece extends out a few milliseconds before and locks in to the hand piece with small magnets to ensure alignment. Once the claws a fully extended into the hand piece, the connector retracts and you have more mobility in the wrist again. (You may have to redesign the whole extension and retraction system for the claws though. Maybe some sort of grabbing mechanism in the forearm guard that will pull back the claws during the retraction phase).
What if you put them on the other side of your arms and make them more wrist bands that transfer the claws from your arm to your palm, so they could actually come from your knuckles. Just a suggestion
Super cool! I will attempt the same think with linear actuators. They are slow but it would be cool to see them pierce with 40 lbs of force.it will also be possible to move one claw at a time. Though it will be very slow.
I'm not an X-Men fan, but I can see that concept working with any kind of gauntlet blade. Like for a Mandalorian's melee backup, or a bulkier version of the Assassin's Creed Hidden Blade.
Throw some grease on the rods. It'll keep it from getting stuck so often. Some kind of silicone lube/spray. Or even petroleum jelly should work well enough. I'd even take the fluffy side of some Velcro or maybe felt to line the insides of the openings that the claws come in and out of. Might help reduce the sound of the plastic rubbing together. Or it might get caught on the plastic and jam it all up. Idk. Lol.
I would say well done for all that. I'm not that tech savey, so it seems cool to me. I'm not sure if it's possible, but perhaps get a switch or knob or something so that you can turn them off so there isn't accidental poking. And yes the longer glove idea is nice, yet, i would figure the sleeves of the costume would probably help protect against accidental rubbing or heat exchange of the claw machanics if possible.
Use a flex sensor hide it in the gloves onto finger ,and control it with the movement of closing finger. so you have more verstility and control over the claws. But the project is very cool
Should add motion sensor throughout the hand and program it to when you make a fist and throw your arms down at a certain angle they activate and shoot out
The flaring of the claws looks cool but makes little sense and straightening them simplifies the design and improved the strength of the overall system. No change needed there. The speed at which the retract and extend is negligibly too slow though it is plenty fast enough to sell the effect! The only changes to the design I would make are cosmetic. Great build!!! 😁
Very cool! I think tweaking the knuckle design a little to where the claws taper out and adding hinges for the claws could work because wolverine’s claws aren’t perfectly parallel. Also adding separate small batteries into the gauntlet could help with mobility and make sleeveless cosplays possible
You should use seperate battery packs for each claw something small and thin and find a way to incorporate them into the bottom or top of the gauntlet so you dont have so much exposed hanging wire but props to you these were awesome
Very cool kiera! I think this is an ever evolving transformation,,,,,,more advanced, robotics become, the smoother thiswillbecome. And I'm sure you will be on the "cutting edge " 😊
I would love to see you work with the Hacksmith team to shrink down the case, replace the claws with metal, make the movement a little faster, and get that metal "Snikt!" sound, and make it so you could variably control the speed which they deploy with the tightness of your fist using sensors.
Wow! Great job Kiara 👏👏👏!!! Wolvie totally rules, so this mechanism and the explanation of it's construction are hugely appreciated and extremely thorough without getting too techy. Top job all round sister 👉👉👉. And when you swing back and pop them, it just gives immediate and complete attitude 😁😁😁. New Sub here mate based on this vid alone 👍👍👍. 😎
Thats pretty awesome. Quick question, couldn't you use a brushless motor and use smaller lipo batteries in each gauntlet and get away with using a bulky battery pack?
Great work in what you've created, I don't have access to a 3D Printer, nor am I mechanically inclined enough to program. I'm thinking of trying to find a replica of Saw / Jigsaw's movie arm blade and mounting some Wolverine blades to that. Won't be able to retract them, but fun none the less. Time and money will tell. Again great video.
Great video, and great design! I was not aware of those power packs, and I REALLY wish I knew about them while building our FCG robot. I will be using that power pack in the future, since it could power the voice/sound board with 12v, and 5V for servos, lights, and arduino.. Thanks for this helpful video!
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hey y’all, just popping in here to point out the straight claws “issue” : this was mainly done to keep these as “slim” as possible, I know that the claws are supposed to be flared a bit. I’m mainly commenting this because i’m getting a ton of messages about it, I promise it’s something I’m aware of haha. there’s a few ways to make them more flared but I opted for the straight claws to save space!
the Cavillrene!
Just make a set that can flip them off with the claws in the next build.
Easy fix.
Well, maybe not easy, exactly, but by offsetting the outer two claws' slide-holes biassed out from center and mounting the corresponding claws with a little bit of swing allowance, probably with a hinge and spring, the claws can store straight and flare out when deployed. Maybe a version of the claws with the base plate attached can use a compliant hinge.
Still a fantastic print! Would have loved to see some of the engineering iterations. Probably a whole separate video.
Now stick them in someone's butt 😂
@@KiarasWorkshop in the Brown and Tan Hulk scene in D&W, Hugh's claws are the flat straight knife blade style anyway.
Ngl, the fact that your claws actually make a "snikt" sound without having to add a soundboard is a pretty damn awesome coincidence.
she could do like something inside of it where metal grinds on metal? and maybe it will sound more like a "shink!"
@@bloodbound696i kinda think the sound bits they use for a sword/knife sliding out of its sheathe would be nice. That very clean and clear *shing* but that might be better for the times its a slower extension, which would also be an interesting thing: if she could make a way to have a fast extension and slow extension
Just proof the original artist got the physics right, that if they were actually real, they would make that same noise
They have little rigges on them to make the noise
@@pimpinken8901kinda but mostly yeah
ok.....but how do i make healing abilites ?
Just dont get hurt 🌚
Gene splicing!
@@StarBright-ih8ny gene? never heard of her ;(
@@StarBright-ih8ny AXOLOTL DNA
@@StarBright-ih8ny just... Don't pull a Curt Connors and turn yourself into a human-axolotl hybrid monster
Making a set of Wolverine claws by essentially using the same principles a Z-motor of a 3D printer is brilliant actually. Phenomenal job as always
Awesome!
What you essentially made is the Gen 1 Wolverine claws.
Wolverine's claws started as part of his gloves, then became a Weapon X addition, then a natural part of his mutation.
Wolverine's claws were never part of his gloves.
@@bigguy7353wolverine’s creator Len Wein says he initially intended the claws to be part of the gloves. Chris Claremont changed it later
ah so they were head cannoned by the creator as gloves but then written as weapon X/mutation, cool
@@bigguy7353 The claws were originally designed as part of his gloves. There was a book I read ages ago (can't remember what it was) but it had Wolverine give captain America a set of his gloves which contained the claws. When Chris Claremont took over writing the X-men (Starting with Uncanny X-men #94) he made the claws a part of wolverines powerset, and even had one of the X-men comment on them something along the lines of "we had no idea the claws were a part of your body" If I remember correctly that was issue #98-97 of Chris Claremonts X-men run. From there it was common place for future X-men/wolverine writers to write the claws being a part of wolverines mutation.
@@bigguy7353yes they were….
I love that moment at 15:10 when the motor sounds like it is having an error and you stare down the barrel of the claw slot. I'm sure you could react in time if they accidentally popped out, but it would have been perfect comedic timing.
These are the most realistic homemade wolverine claws I’ve ever seen👏👏👏
The fact that you managed to get it to look like it's coming out of the knuckles without segmented blades is genius. Good work!
Kiara, thank you for sharing the whole way!
We all do appreciate it. Special thanks for the detailed explanation of how actuators work.
Dude you are here. Both of your works are phenomenal.
This solves one of the two fundamental issues with a comic/movie character cosplay. Wolverine's claws were almost exclusively "in or out" or you had to have some kind of mechanism to release them, but it was all done by hand at some point. This actually makes a functional set of claws that gives the illusion of being real.
The other cosplay issue is light saber blades, they have the exact same issue... that one might be a bit harder to solve, though :D
There are actually retractable lightsaber blades that extend/retract with a motor while also still being able to light up. Not sure exactly how it works but there are a few videos and shorts you can find that show it off, and it looks pretty convincing (if a bit slow) for videos. Probably not for sparring though lol
@null_verdict they aren't for mass production, only a prototype used for Galactic Star Cruiser and other Disney events/locations.
You're right, the blade is extremely fragile and cannot be used for contact.
@@CalebBradshaw-x2c after walking away from a deal with a guy that had made a powered one, it looks like Hasbro is going to partner directly with Disney to make a working model for consumer purchase. Probably not till next year though.
WoW! Super good design and reveal. Natural teacher. Great job K, If you are a team of one, Fantastic!!! If you are a part of a team, Fantastic!!! As a 59 year old builder, I am proud of you. Keep it going.
Oh my gosh these are amazing! I was literally trying to find a decent retractable claws tutorial for a wolverine cosplay all week and here you are saving my life! I feel like there's really not much for v2 you'd need to improve on, maybe just overall slimming down the design and reducing the chance of failure. Maybe seeing if the claws can come out at a higher speed but even how they are now feels just about right
yeah reducing chances of failure rlly is the hardest part. gotta admit that was the most frustrating portion of it all
longer or leather gloves. but yeah otherwise this is super great. the only other thing would be to make a way to flip someone off with the claws.
@@KiarasWorkshopdo you sell these plz
@@Countryboy246if u want u gotta buy a 3D printer
even that last sinkt snikt was even in the style of the Cavilrine, she needs an award for the details
I think youtube changed their recommendation algorithm. I used to get only shit in my recommendations, now ive been getting some amazing stuff, like this video!
The gauntlet looks amazing, and much more compact than I'd expected
Always so interesting to see what people can come up with and how compact it can be. Even if it is slightly big, it still looks pretty compact and by the time you add a suit I feel like it'd be very much in scale, awesome work!
That is seriously the coolest thing I've seen on the internet in a long time! I'm jealous, I know I don't have the skills to make them but want them SO badly.
If this is version 1 I can’t imagine how good this will be. You’re a legend. Keep going. 🤘🏻
Girl does not F around, that was AWESOME!
Wow. Final product looks amazing. Can’t believe these were DIY. Well done bub.
I have to say that this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Not to mention, you look cool wielding them. Doing a Wolverine suit with it would be so cool.
This is so cool.
I know you`re still working on it. But dude, this is awesome.
you just might be the coolest person in the universe
in fan-service personal tecniques and gadgets.FOR SHAUW...Lol..
This is awesome! Your kids will have the coolest book day costumes ever 😅
16:34 Henry Cavill Wolverine
Just Feels RIGHT!!! 🔥
*gasp* OH MY FUCK. The Cavillrine. The legends are true
This is some damn fine engineering. This design you came up with can be adapted to all kinds of other props that have an extending function. X-23 claws, Predator, etc. A variation with extending gun barrels can also be cool. I think the bulked up arms actually work for this.
Subscribed.
Some brilliant enginuity on display here Kiara! Really glad the algorithm threw you my way.
I loved the face you made when you first did the X in front of your face.
I saw so many Wolverine cosplayers at the last con I went to. If any one of them had worn these they immediately would've stolen the show. Great job!
split the control for each blade that'll be look cool
Nice grammar
Have you considered just politely correcting their grammar?
Probably the most practical adaptation I have seen soo far! This was really awesome!
Commendable. Make a short with the final product, linking it to this video. It might catch on quicker that way.
Wishing you the best!
Great suggestion!
eeeek how did I only just see this video now! These are freaking cool, it's so hard to make mechanical things work for real that are magic or superpowers in fiction and you did a great job there. I'm gonna steal the extra steep lead screw idea for one of my projects. I did not expect the claws to be driven by a screw when I saw the intro.
Need to figure out a way to have the center one on its own track with a separate program to extend just the middle claw so you can flip people off like in the first movie lol
These are the most practical looking claws yet.
0:45 DC motor, not a Marvel one? Lol
You're my favorite person right now and I want one of those printers. I used to make wolf masks by hand before these printers came out now I wanna get back into it
Very similar to what Stan Winston’s team did for Predator 1987. Great job!🏆🏆🏆🏆
I can’t even begin to describe how cool these are and even cooler you are for making them.
"Dremel that crap out". Part of every cosplay build hahahaha
A muscle jacket would perfectly hide the thickness of the gauntlets.
You can have a "arming" button somewhere to prevent accidental ejections, but having one or two large bush buttons at your wrist could work, as in to eject or retract the plastic blades you: 1. Arm the device via taking the safety off. 2. press your wrists away from the blades to to hit a large plastic part on the bottom side of the gauntlet.
Use metal wheels and rubber between the wheel and the mounts on the electric motor wheel to prevent them making sound when you shake your hands around.
Oh wow ,i was following this guy on instagram but yours are way better! And theres a tutorial lol
I know exactly which guy you are talking about 💀 was trying to ask how he made his and when I saw hers I immediately started following her page
Same, I saw this guy on tiktok who made it out of an rc car motor
😂😂that would be me , mine are now ready for paint but do remember mine are hand made also all cut by hand 😂
@@josiahg.5152that would be me
@@Szy.shortsthat’s me 😊
I think my inner child got healed a huge chunk by watching this video
Can u make a batman suit and cowl?
WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!....Super impressed with this build, you've cracked the mystery, you've done the undoable, Wolverine cosplayers everywhere will fight to the death and create shrines in your honor!
1:57 One Piece!!!!??!
The Algorithm sent me here and I'm very glad it did. Those claws a friggin' amazing! As a ~52yo comic book nerd from the way back, I wish we had 3D printers and Arduinos in my day... Hell, the word "cosplay" didn't even exist when I was your age, we just called it "dress-up" or "wearing a costume" (takes a moment to look it up and per Wikipedia the term was coined in 1984, so my ignorance, I'd've sworn it didn't exist until the turn of the millenium... Huh. Anyway live and learn, eh wott?). Congrats on your mad science! I'm going to subscribe and see what else you create!
Shame you can't just activate the middle blades for the classic Wolverine insult :)
Very cool, If it had a middle claw only setting as well they would be perfect.
9.9/10
Pro tip- your forearm is the same length as your foot. Makes measurements easy
How can you guarantee that?
@@JLikesStarWars test it. It’s a fact
@@theraVen27 I have long arms and my forearm is a stolid inch longer than my foot. Don’t put bs claims on this
@@JLikesStarWars a- no it’s not or you are hilariously dumbly proportioned.
My forearm is a bit longer; I think it depends from person to person
😢they look so good it hurts 😢 definitely the best ones I’ve seen so far ,also this is the only one I’ve seen that looks like it’s coming from the nuckles and not the wrist 🔥🔥🔥🫡
Covering your mouth with the claws after swearing is killing me
What’s actually cool about this, this is literally how Wolverine used his claws in the old marvel comics, before it just became a super power.
yeah the claws used to be inside the glove rather than inside Wolverine
Simply, It's really Amazing!
I wanted those Retractable Claws so badly.
Hit the gym, get some snatch, those desires will be cured. You may even get a job after that. Before you know it, you'll never understand why you were going to vote for Kamala.
Very cool, I made a crude "flick in out" set of gloves like these with like a skintone for a party once, i
They didn't have a motor though, this is a great build. Good work ❤
Im very impressed at how you managed this
Your necklace gave me a really good idea
What?
Great Job! Your like Tony Stark, It looks like the arc reactor should be hooked up to your chest like ironman 1 with the wires hanging down during the demo lol. Looks fantastic! Keep it up!
Awesome video! One of the best Wolverine claw designs I've seen.
What if:
You were able to separate the hand piece from the forearm piece, design a connector that extends out from the forearm guard and connects to the hand piece with magnets.
This way you can have have more mobility at the wrist whilst the claws are retracted.
When you active the claws, the connector piece extends out a few milliseconds before and locks in to the hand piece with small magnets to ensure alignment. Once the claws a fully extended into the hand piece, the connector retracts and you have more mobility in the wrist again. (You may have to redesign the whole extension and retraction system for the claws though. Maybe some sort of grabbing mechanism in the forearm guard that will pull back the claws during the retraction phase).
What if you put them on the other side of your arms and make them more wrist bands that transfer the claws from your arm to your palm, so they could actually come from your knuckles. Just a suggestion
Super cool! I will attempt the same think with linear actuators. They are slow but it would be cool to see them pierce with 40 lbs of force.it will also be possible to move one claw at a time. Though it will be very slow.
You are better and more appreciated than most girl who rather flash their kitty on the net God bless ya.
Awesome! Loved your layout in the beginning. The whole video was bade ace. Well done
En sus inicios(en los COMICS) las garras de wolverine sólo hacían parte de sus guantes.
Te quedaron exelentes!
I'm not an X-Men fan, but I can see that concept working with any kind of gauntlet blade.
Like for a Mandalorian's melee backup, or a bulkier version of the Assassin's Creed Hidden Blade.
or perhaps shredder's gauntlet from 2012 or tmnt out of the shadows movie
This is the hardest I have ever smashed a like button. Fantastic dev work. Kudos for sharing. Kindred spirit alert!
I've never subscribed so fast in my life. This is amazing and you're so talented!
Awesome. Loterally one of the best youtube videos ive seen in months
Throw some grease on the rods. It'll keep it from getting stuck so often. Some kind of silicone lube/spray. Or even petroleum jelly should work well enough. I'd even take the fluffy side of some Velcro or maybe felt to line the insides of the openings that the claws come in and out of. Might help reduce the sound of the plastic rubbing together. Or it might get caught on the plastic and jam it all up. Idk. Lol.
I would say well done for all that. I'm not that tech savey, so it seems cool to me. I'm not sure if it's possible, but perhaps get a switch or knob or something so that you can turn them off so there isn't accidental poking. And yes the longer glove idea is nice, yet, i would figure the sleeves of the costume would probably help protect against accidental rubbing or heat exchange of the claw machanics if possible.
Use a flex sensor hide it in the gloves onto finger ,and control it with the movement of closing finger. so you have more verstility and control over the claws. But the project is very cool
this is one of the best video's i seen that actualy work wel and properly with sheatable claws ones everything is adjusted wel,pretty cool.
Those are freaking great! Only thing you mentioned about the springs you don’t wanna hear them, hot to one end to one side so doesn’t free slide
true, I honestly thought they were funny haha but in a finalized version I’d glue them down
Should add motion sensor throughout the hand and program it to when you make a fist and throw your arms down at a certain angle they activate and shoot out
I like when she looks directly down the claw holes when it malfunctions. Like looking down the barrel of a gun.
The flaring of the claws looks cool but makes little sense and straightening them simplifies the design and improved the strength of the overall system. No change needed there. The speed at which the retract and extend is negligibly too slow though it is plenty fast enough to sell the effect! The only changes to the design I would make are cosmetic. Great build!!! 😁
Love Talentcell batteries. I use the smaller ones in my Proton Packs. They last ages!
this is so dope I had this same idea when I watched deadpool and wolverine and I am glad someone is making it happen
I suggest greas on the threaded driver bolt or some bike chain wax.
By way you are awesome and so smart
I'd recommend a bit of teflon grease on the lead screw, and guide rods, to keep things from jamming up.
Very cool! I think tweaking the knuckle design a little to where the claws taper out and adding hinges for the claws could work because wolverine’s claws aren’t perfectly parallel. Also adding separate small batteries into the gauntlet could help with mobility and make sleeveless cosplays possible
Girl you motivated me to make my own😊🎉 keep making more videos 😊🎉 keep rocking 😊🎉
Fantastic!
Btw you could also use pitch to describe the threads of the lead screw instead of steep.
that is super kool. you should design the claws to individually come out and to retract. so you can do the famous wolverine middle finger claw deal.
Super cool! Maybe a small amount of white lithium grease in the shaft/coupler to help with jamming and noise? Might help!
This is actually really impressive, wow.
You should use seperate battery packs for each claw something small and thin and find a way to incorporate them into the bottom or top of the gauntlet so you dont have so much exposed hanging wire but props to you these were awesome
I did not expect threaded rod to extend and retract them that fast, well done!
This is super creative, ur awesome kiddo 👍 keep building that creative mind of urs , it will definitely take u places.
This would make a great addition to a cosplay! Awesome!
The true hero of any build...Bob Smith CA glue and quick set accelerator 😂
Very cool kiera! I think this is an ever evolving transformation,,,,,,more advanced, robotics become, the smoother thiswillbecome. And I'm sure you will be on the "cutting edge " 😊
Just watch dozen episodes, you have a gift and an amazing brain love how you work through the issues
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Awesome creation and awesome video! Congrats!
I would love to see you work with the Hacksmith team to shrink down the case, replace the claws with metal, make the movement a little faster, and get that metal "Snikt!" sound, and make it so you could variably control the speed which they deploy with the tightness of your fist using sensors.
That's so cool! I know what my next project will be!!!
Wow! Great job Kiara 👏👏👏!!! Wolvie totally rules, so this mechanism and the explanation of it's construction are hugely appreciated and extremely thorough without getting too techy. Top job all round sister 👉👉👉. And when you swing back and pop them, it just gives immediate and complete attitude 😁😁😁. New Sub here mate based on this vid alone 👍👍👍. 😎
Thats pretty awesome. Quick question, couldn't you use a brushless motor and use smaller lipo batteries in each gauntlet and get away with using a bulky battery pack?
Great work in what you've created, I don't have access to a 3D Printer, nor am I mechanically inclined enough to program. I'm thinking of trying to find a replica of Saw / Jigsaw's movie arm blade and mounting some Wolverine blades to that. Won't be able to retract them, but fun none the less. Time and money will tell. Again great video.
Man that’s so dope!!! I love how aesthetically pleasing you managed to keep it while still fitting perfectly sized claws!!!! Bravo 👏 ❤
Great video, and great design!
I was not aware of those power packs, and I REALLY wish I knew about them while building our FCG robot.
I will be using that power pack in the future, since it could power the voice/sound board with 12v, and 5V for servos, lights, and arduino..
Thanks for this helpful video!