If when you say bristlebots you mean the company that has made a fortune selling them, then you are in error, they didn't inspire them, they stole the idea from a KZbinr.

guys help!! please 😢 does sombody knows how to make a boolean unification like in minute 1:19 but in freecad? 😭

Happened to have all the components on hand, so I just printed one and handed it to my partner. Who was delighted, so she put it on the wooden floor of our 1940 home to amuse the cat. And then the thing made a beeline for the gap under the sliding door to the library, which unbeknownst to me is open at the bottom to the air return heading towards the furnace. Panic ensued, obviously. I ended up using a giant magnet to hold it in place (thanks to the battery) so it didn't go deeper in. The magnet basically fought against the motor, so the battery drained in short order, which meant by the time we had partially disassembled the antique ductwork (wood beams and steel flashing), we couldn't really tell where it was. Got it out by means of lots of tools, and now I know I need to design a part to block things like cat toys from rolling (or vibrating) into the air return. Summary: great toy! 9/10. Do not recommend using near hidden holes in floor.

So fing done with the bamboo lab schills. I guarantee I'll never purchase or recommend bamboo products.

1960s Electric Vibrating NFL Football Game by TUDOR

Back in 1981 they sold a battery-operated robot toy called VIBRO floating robot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKDVYpmonNKClZIsi=1UMeJqollcJCch5D

Thanks for this video. I am going to make some of these for my granddaughter.

Very Dangerous for small kids that they can ingest the battery.

They didn’t build it they put it together , it is not a kit

Thank you so much for this amazing video! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

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Brilliant idea...thanks!

Awesome work, dude! 😊 It could be a great coaster! Happy new year! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Thanks for your hard work and dedication as a teacher! Are you aware of Reese's Law? Would hate for your noble efforts to be sullied by a liability lawsuit 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

I've been enjoying your content. I used your tutorial on the mini neon signs to make gifts for family this Christmas. They all turned out really well! I hope to see your channel grow and grow :)

Wishing you much success as you endeavor to provide a better education for the youth. Liked and subscribed 😊

when it pushes on the side during the ams reload, it is not taking pressure off the extruder gear, it is cutting the filament with the filament cutter blade. that filament cutter blade needs to be replaced every once in a while.

Thank you! This is awesome on so many levels. From the Scooterbot to the easy to follow tutorials on Tinkercad and painting in Bambu Studio

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Im here to see the final version🎉

mega useful..🎉

This is illegal in some countries due to chocking hazard of the battery!

Great Job, thanks

They make those already (MGA Entertainment, Inc.) and you are about to get sued until you lose your home.

I love that there is a place for kids to learn about 3d printing in schools now, I gotta ask, I ask every maker and user of the BAMBU systems, what do you do with the filament poop? I really want to transition to a BAMBU labs printer, but the amount of waste I see generated gives me sad face....

Everything about this is so smart, i loved the modeling approach! Subscribed for sure!

2:20 You need MORE “clever” to hide wires completely.

*What are all the color bits all over the table??*

sorry to point out but a loose battery is a big Hazzard to kids if they swallow it. need to make it more secure.

You are amazing, I understand people want compensation for their R&D time but its against the opensource nature of 3D priting.

Don't enable ludicrous mode. You will have print quality issues like: Under extrusion Layer Shifts Lack of cooling Skipped Steps(on extreme cases) Degradation of surface quality The speeds above 100% are only there because of speed benchy's If you want it to go faster it's better to modify the slicer profile settings, but I recommend doing it with "tunning" the printer for optimal results in mind. "Faster" isn't better. And increasing speeds won't make it faster by themselves anyways, there's also the flowrate and minimal layer cooling times.

great share! thank you and kudos to your kids. great program you are running

use extrude>remove instead of thicken. it will remove the complete path by only selecting a single piece

You owe Hexbug $500.

If you adjust the infill, you could probably make the duck lighter

Nifty project! Some thoughts: 1. Another cheap, fast, popular project to sell is a 'Tupperware Orange Peeler', which is just a simple stick with a hook and tapered tip. You can crank out a bedfull in no time and plop them in a coffee mug to sell. 2. You can add text/a logo/etc. to the outside by using a different colour filament for the first two layers, which have the text/logo/etc. cut out. The main body colour will then show through. (You don't even need an AMS for this; I used 'pause and swap' for years with my ancient i3 clone.) 3. Cura has 'adaptive layers' options which change the layer height based on the angle of the surface. This will _drastically_ reduce the 'jaggies' that show up at [10:25] without the drastically longer time to print if the layer height was set low altogether. (For my printer, I want the best quality even if it takes longer to print, so I set the adaptive layers to range from 0.04 to 0.34.) 4. You can 3d print a tilting mechanism that a board can sit on and add printed checkpoints and obstacles--with embedded thumbtacks to hold them to the board--to make up a racetrack. (The tilting mechanism can just be made up of four 3d-printed springs, one in each corner.) 5. There is a version of the ubiquitous benchy that includes a LEGO brick, which many kids should find cool. 6. Speaking of LEGO, you could incorporate LEGO studs into the top of the Scooter bot. Yes, that would require supports, but you could instead try adding a 0.4mm thick vertical plate that is even with the top of the stud, which would be easy to remove and would change overhangs into bridges. Cheers!

It may well be that it is an absolutely beautiful design, but this device is also absolutely dangerous because of its open construction, it is far from modern and should never be in the hands of a beginner.

Weird link to filament leds. 3€ per 1 piece. You can get 10 pcs for 3€ if you look further. Thanks for idea though. Im buying whole pack of the filament leds now, different colors. Didnt knew those even existed

nice design

Nice idea! Its too bad that Reese's Law is now in effect

KC!

How much did you sell them for? I was thinking $5.

This is a hexbug

Dangerous for children (exposed battery) and also a copy of a very successful toy from the early 2000s (hexbug)

Is 300mm the longest length available? About how many letters can you fill?

it's a cool project. please keep in mind that button cell batteries are very dangerous if swallowed by infants

I don't know if you've learned about it yet because nobody in the comments has mentioned it yet, but you can automatically update your filament list in Bambu Studio by pressing the sync printer button (only with bambu filament) Saves you a bit of time adding new filaments one by one and selecting their color

For those that aren’t old enough to remember, bristle bots came out in 2007 and the Hexbug Nano came out in 2009. The bristle bots were created by “Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories”. They posted a video and an article about how to make them.

Did bro just take hexbugs and just changed the name to scooter bugs?

🎶🎤WHATS THAT COMING OVER THE HILL IS IT A HEXBUG?