I don't watch videos posted on Tildes that often, but even the first minute of this video is worthwhile. I don't know about the rest of it because I haven't watched it yet! Just that first minute...
I don't watch videos posted on Tildes that often, but even the first minute of this video is worthwhile. I don't know about the rest of it because I haven't watched it yet! Just that first minute made it worth sharing.
He’s one of my favourite creators, and one of the few I absolutely do watch every video for. Reading between the lines, I think he founded or was a very early employee in one of the major resin 3D...
He’s one of my favourite creators, and one of the few I absolutely do watch every video for. Reading between the lines, I think he founded or was a very early employee in one of the major resin 3D printing companies, left in his early 30s with enough money to do what he likes from there on out, and decided that for him that means a nice house for his family along with a supervillain-tier workshop where he can challenge himself to build very silly inventions at NASA-level precision with the overengineering dial cranked to eleven.
I highly recommend the regional video, the physics he had to sort through to make the golf club adjusting not cause torque which then shifts it in your hands and ruins the adjustment was really...
I highly recommend the regional video, the physics he had to sort through to make the golf club adjusting not cause torque which then shifts it in your hands and ruins the adjustment was really interesting.
This was really good! I enjoyed it a lot. It's about making a golf club for mini-golf that adjusts the angle of the head in the milliseconds before it hits the ball, to send the ball into...
This was really good! I enjoyed it a lot.
It's about making a golf club for mini-golf that adjusts the angle of the head in the milliseconds before it hits the ball, to send the ball into increasingly difficult holes (almost) every time. It mostly covers the process he used, and the various mistakes along the way.
I don't watch videos posted on Tildes that often, but even the first minute of this video is worthwhile. I don't know about the rest of it because I haven't watched it yet! Just that first minute made it worth sharing.
The original video looks good too.
He’s one of my favourite creators, and one of the few I absolutely do watch every video for. Reading between the lines, I think he founded or was a very early employee in one of the major resin 3D printing companies, left in his early 30s with enough money to do what he likes from there on out, and decided that for him that means a nice house for his family along with a supervillain-tier workshop where he can challenge himself to build very silly inventions at NASA-level precision with the overengineering dial cranked to eleven.
He’s living the life I want, basically!
I highly recommend the regional video, the physics he had to sort through to make the golf club adjusting not cause torque which then shifts it in your hands and ruins the adjustment was really interesting.
This was really good! I enjoyed it a lot.
It's about making a golf club for mini-golf that adjusts the angle of the head in the milliseconds before it hits the ball, to send the ball into increasingly difficult holes (almost) every time. It mostly covers the process he used, and the various mistakes along the way.
Have a look at other videos from this channel. He is great guy that makes great kverengineered stuff that nobody needs.