God protect this man from the fbi

IT'S ROBO RALLY!

with the tech we have now, you could get it to detect people

Everybody gangsta till they fill the turret with actual bullets

Till around 1:30 I wasn't sure this was real. It has this magical glow that made me think this was a digitally rendered 3D thing. Beautifully done! Cheers from Twente

"releasing deadly neruotoxin"

Now add input shaping, and speed run the game

I love how your "Robotic Game Board" looks like steampunk & Nixie tubes tech. 12 by 17 is a odd 'tile set' board size. I'm happy to see it's Not 10 by 10 boards!! (If you know, what I mean.) Myself a 24 by 24 is a small board size. If I tried to make one for myself, I would go for a 36 by 36 board (3x3 boards*), 48 by 48 board (4x4 boards) or maybe 36 by 48 board (3x4 boards) * well really use 8 boards with 1 empty board space & "Wis-War" rules 'rap-around-map'.

Dude you would make millions of dollars if you made a dungeons & Dragons map that was controlled this way.

I think it would match the aesthetic and be easier for the robot to read if the cards used punch card holes.

Might a tiny tiny thin and soft matt/rubber bit help a touch with the CLANK it makes against the glass? I'm far from an expert on such things, but I'd think after a few hundred thousand hits in the centre, it'd weaken it a bit?

I don't know how closely this is based on RoboRally, but in that game robots and board pieces firing lasers is a big part of the game. I think a simple enough way to implement that would be to add an induction coil with an LED in the clanks, and a matching induction coil around the movement magnet. The permanent magnets should function as cores, making it pretty easy to pump enough power into the receiving coil to drive an LED. Pew-pews, and still no wires.

I can't imagine how complicated this was to make. This is awesome!

It's very neat, though it's very noisy. It sounds like it uses stepper motors for the two main axis. A regular motor with an encoder would maybe have been quieter. Also personally I don't like how it smacks into the board when it goes up at all, but maybe that's just me... I'd also have used a rack and pinion for the vertical axis. Aesthetically it's very good though!

Mom look, this guy made table top simulator irl !!

Super impressive and detailed, congratulations!

Clockwork? Clanks? So cool! Impressive technical skill aside it has great art direction. Was it inspired by Girl Genius?

Wow I i remeber seeing this 11 years ago and ive finally printed mine for the Fallout New Vegas event at goodspring this year. How the time flies

Now give it real bullets!

Huge success.

That's nice

Where do I buy it

How does that work?

I am going to print this right now

tutorial pleaas!!!❤❤

The scientist in the background checking of the list was pretty funny

If only I could buy it

Love it ❤. Very much interested in the project. Let's see if I'm able to use this as a foundation for my own

If it’s not too much trouble, could you make a video of the turning up and down function of the portal turret? I’m currently taking a lot of inspiration from your turret, I hope you don’t mind

Looks good. What is it?

hey dragonator, how big is it?

Just visiting from 2024 USA, doomsday prepping for a diy inkjet that's free from subscriptions 🤣

That is why you never get in front of a turret!

You're a legend bro

ytec3d How come there aren't more of these fully functional, pip boy props like the master piece you built here in this video ❤❤❤

what phone has this been designed for

I know it's been 8 years but I'm currently working on one now. I Just finished printing all the parts which took some time, as I only have one printer. One thing that I'm having an issue with is finding the 1 mm wire. That is listed on ytechs page, I'm not even exactly sure where that's supposed to go if I even find a wire.

I take you're no longer working on this?

Working on printing this now. Gonna take me a while, hope to get it done before my local con. However I found a put together video from someone that I think is this print, but they do not use a spring? That is listed on the parts page, so I am a little confused. They also don't do the rgb electronics. I don't plan to either, but trying to figure out what the spring is for so I know that I can just follow the other put together video.

this should should've shot nerf bullets

Hi, Would you be interested in a collaboration? I have 101k Subs and am looking for some help with Inkjet printing similar to this for one of my latest projects. Cheers, Dave

great

10 years and I still want it.

Wait what why was I just notified of this video, it has comments from a year ago, and over 3,000 views, but was uploaded only about a minute ago...

You built exactly what i want. Mine is a bit different but i need to figure out the controller part. right now i basically am using an arduino an RPI and a 3d printer motherboard, and i'm having problem sending the signal to the motion controls at the same time as the print head thus getting problems. I havent done the powder part, right now it's just a printer to print uv ink. i hacked apart a HP designjet

*Activating neurotoxin emitters*

I love binder jetting, this is an awesome process, but also messy, expensive and with a small volume. Really wish something like that became more mainstreadm for home printing like the FDM machines have. Oh well, we will have to wait an other 30 years or so.

Bro took black mesa as the target

simply stunned this kind of thing is not readily available. I don't want to deal with a laser engraver and painting the letters for what I need. Just want to print it on wood. wtf is that so hard

For the little piece of the left of the screen (the one with speaker groves in it) do you put any bolts or anything through it? I couldn’t figure it out from the website pictures