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this is so incredibly impressive. I find projects and the people who do this so inspiring and also deflating because while I can appreciate the work ethic and p
by neumann 2y ago
this is so incredibly impressive. I find projects and the people who do this so inspiring and also deflating because while I can appreciate the work ethic and polymath skills needed for this I couldn't recreate this. I'll just have to hang back and appreciate.
Any other similar creators with this level of polish (pun intended) and interests to follow?
- zonkerdonker 2y agoIf you're into the custom PCB design, I highly recommend Carl Bugeja: https://youtube.com/@carlbugeja https://youtube.com/@carlbugeja He has lots of super interesting projects using micromagnetics, motors, flappers, and the like. If you liked the part where he machined the housing, check out Clickspring. I think it's fair to say he is the greatest machinist currently active on YouTube, both in videography and storytelling, and in actual skill. https://youtube.com/@clickspring https://youtube.com/@clickspring
- JKCalhoun 2y agoDon't be deflated, get started.
- _def 2y agoI second this. I bet the creator of this would be bummed to read this - it's not like their skills came from out of nowhere, just because they're humble about it.
- neumann 2y agoI do my own little hacking project that I enjoy - and definitely where I sink my spare time when I can carve it out! But this level of dedication and final result can be very humbling.
- Hubix 2y agoI of course don't know your specific circumstances, but nonetheless I'd like to recommend you the author's own take on their work described in a rant titled "Spare Time and Hard Work". It's available here: https://mitxela.com/rants https://mitxela.com/rants (unfortunately It's not possible to link directly to it so you'll need to scroll a little bit down to find it) I personally like coming back to it from time to time, since it's inspiring in it's own way for me.