Hopefully, if everything is still working, somewhere in the world, I just make a little robot dance.

AMAZING !!

OMG I will create mine thanks for the tip :)

Fascinating

Subscribed!

@BrianBrocken

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome :D i love that he salutes

@BrianBrocken

6 жыл бұрын

hahaha thank you ItsMaridon!

Belarus watching you)

So cool!

@BrianBrocken

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Maken it so. I'm subbed to your channel. I love your video's. Especially the one with the 3Dwriter. Awsome way to have a good hand writing on your homework ;-)

@Makenitso

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks :) i just like to make stuff and if it's something others could use i'll post it. Cheers for the sub, i try to sub all my subscribers back since we all seem to like doing the same sort of stuff! And i really like the gestures that your KZread bot does, nicely done d:)

Hey mate, love the robot! Where is the code for the arduino?

@BrianBrocken

5 жыл бұрын

Hello I did a thing. I uploaded the code to my hackaday page. Link is in the description ;-)

@BrianBrocken

Жыл бұрын

Wait a minute, you're that famous Australian KZreadr dude, I thought I recognised your name from somewhere 😜👍 I'm now wondering (and slightly worried) why you needed my code 😅

Brian, I binged all your mechanical deigns, they are awesome, was wondering if you could point us in the direction of good tutorials for mechanical design like this. I am a software/hardware engineer, been trying to dive into designing things like gear boxes, but something is just not clicking. I use Freecad for my designs, but should be able to learn from and program. I do appreciate your time.

@BrianBrocken

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Mikey, thank you. I haven't worked with Freecad yet, but I highly recommend you to use fusion 360 which is a free all in one CAD/CAM software package. There's a guy called Lars Christensen who has some really great tutorials on how to use Fusion 360 properly. kzread.infovideos A second tip i can give you is just to use whichever software you're using as much as you possible can. You do learn to use your CAD software properly by practicing a lot. I first started out with Autodesk 123D design back in 2015 and then switched over to Fusion once the support for the 123D software ended. Throughout my whole learning experience all I did was just practicing a lot and ocassionally look up a tutorial on a specific thing you're stuck on and that's pretty much it. It also helps a lot to design something with a reason, just random sketching and extruding shapes doesn't bring you enywhere. I would suggest to you to pick up a simple form you have laying around, start measuring it and see if you're able to recreate it in your preferred software. gradually increase the difficulty of the things you're trying to design. Starting of on the other end of the spectrum and trying to create complex mechanical structures from the start might also not be the best idea, start of simple with a few basic shapes and increase the difficulty and the amount of parts the further you get. I get this question asked a lot and i truly find it difficult to explain how I learned all this stuff. I hope this helps you out a little bit 😉👍

@chriskeeble

Жыл бұрын

@@BrianBrocken Fantastic response, and I entirely agree with your approach.

:)

Quiero Uno !!

Hey i need one help as you mentioned 9 servos in the circuit diagram but i don't understand where is that 2 servos as i can only able to connect 7 in the 3d model can you help me with this and also how you are doing that vertical motion of the head, i understand the horizontal motion but not able to get the vertical one....can you please explain?

Can you share this file I managed to make a Visual Basic aplication that gets the youtube subscriber amount from a youtube chanel homepage and then sends the number to the com port every second over serial communication.

@BrianBrocken

4 жыл бұрын

You can find this file and other info on my hackaday.io project page. The link is in the description of this video.

@MuhammadAnsar

4 жыл бұрын

@@BrianBrocken I already checked link but this file not have Managed to create the visual basic aplication Please send this file Email: embedded.lab786@gmail.com

@BrianBrocken

4 жыл бұрын

Please check again, the file isn't in the files section on the page because hackaday thinks it's a virus. You have to look on the left side of the page, there's a link to my dropbox called "all the subby files" you can find the file in there.

Awesome! I think we need one for our office, especially Alex! Any chance you can share tutorial on Hackster.io?!

@BrianBrocken

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I already made a project page about this robot on hackaday.io. There you can find the arduino code, the visual basic application, parts used, stl files, schematics etc. The link is in the discription.

@BrianBrocken

6 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry I misread the website. I will probably share a tutorial about this robot on hackster.io to, when i’ve got some free time (exams now).

@HacksterIo

6 жыл бұрын

Sounds good! Our import feature will make things super easy for you, too! Thanks again! LOVE THIS!

@BrianBrocken

5 жыл бұрын

@@HacksterIo Yes the import feature is indeed very usefull. I just uploaded all my hackaday projects to your website.