Building the Terminator EP18. Upper Arm

[@jacobthompson8007]

He’s back. I’m excited to see this video

[@DaveMcIver]

The effort you go to making these parts is really compelling watching, not to mention some of the tooling you've also made to manufacture the components, also equally impressive. Always look forward to one of your videos!!!

[@rednwhitecooper]

I’m so glad that you’re still plugging along at this. I can’t stay focused on a project for a month let alone half a decade. I love this series.

[@bobbressi5414]

I respect your dedication as well as your problem solving ability. You would be right at home in any practical effects department in any movie studio. Outstanding work.

[@LostHate]

It's coming together so good. I can't wait to see the whole thing someday.

[@PiotrMalicki]

This is incredible! I salute you Sir!

[@hpevans9041]

The most skilled maker on KZbin, thanks for posting again😀

[@Spartan_life]

I’ll just keep the gears and make a new housing for it…. I’ve been watching wide eyed and mouth breathing right up to that sentence. Amazing work. I learnt some things.

[@Trek_Rail]

I almost cried when you milled the groove in the first disc you machined. This one an epic build

[@Marbslab]

Very nice. Glad to see you're using the AS5600 magnetic encoder for position feedback now:)

[@BenHur872]

This is such an interesting, well-produced series of videos. It deserves to have far more views than it's getting.

[@StraightLineCycles]

this would be one hell of a subscription box. I'd buy it

[@robertcartman3502]

By the time you finish the robot, the AI will be ready too :D

[@hugodc1225]

So cool, good upright arm limitation! So we can have a chance to defend ourselves if we have the highground! 😂 I'm amazed at each video by your skills and your tinkering!

[@saltyreesescup3104]

Man...Between You And Alan Millyard And Your Hey Hold My Hacksaw Machine Skills Are Top Notch...Thanks For Sharing. 🤠🧂

[@agafonovas]

That's wild, love it

[@nick1bb1]

would love to see the ball screw nut manufacturing!!

[@WheeledHamster]

I'm was fascinated about the skeleton when I saw The Terminator. I wanted to draw it so much.

[@eddjordan2399]

fantastic work as always.

[@nrml76]

Some next level problem solving and creativity in this episode! I thought it couldn't be bettered before but yet again I am proven wrong.

[@andreyfrolov1532]

Отличная работа проделана, моё почтение! Отличный проект, я рад что наткнулся на ааши видео. Удачи в работе и вдохновения.

[@garyweber6413]

Great work

[@damienmiller]

Great work. You could stick another position sensor in the tricep...

[@ErnoSallinen]

Absolutely amazing. Keep it up, can't wait to see the finished project!

[@gfabasic32]

Excellent!

[@Smartzenegger]

That's what Arnold would say. :)

[@danilobelardinelli6837]

❤ well done! Another video please!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@eveningecho5334]

Omg, just had a vision of the future, Andy on his sofa and the terminator robot putting the wheelie bin out on the kerb for collection

[@garygenerous8982]

Phenomenal work as always sir! Absolutely love this series and the crazy amount of work you’ve put in to make it functional while still keeping the same aesthetic as the films. Bravo. Also I would really be interested in a video on how you made the ball drive part of the mechanism.

[@stuartclark7488]

I'd like a video on the ball screw.

[@aytuuu]

finally man. Cant wait to see final

[@zebrasomas]

Amazing 👏

[@raziel3726]

Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@avilabardock7208]

Muito bom você estar de volta 👍🏾

[@That_Ryan_Guy]

Your videos could be 5 times longer and I would still watch! Great work Andy!

[@dav1dsm1th]

Thanks for the videos.

[@CraigLYoung]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@stephenperry5849]

Brilliant!

[@kevinrblodgett]

I would love to see a video about making the ball-screw nut!

[@DavidGuyton]

brilliant.

[@dvrs-e6t]

This is the best machine ever made... by a human.

[@GHILLIESARCADEANDMORE]

Very cool.Look forward to the next part in a couple months

[@ThereallifejohnConnor2029]

Building the full size Terminator T-800

[@ThereallifejohnConnor2029]

How long will it take to build the whole body and put build a real CPU brain chip inside the T800 skull

[@bedfordshiremodeller4491]

​​@@ThereallifejohnConnor2029We don't know yet. He's not doing afull sized T-800 he's building half aT-800 I.E. that one that crawls after Sarah Connor when Reese puts apipebomb in it's belly near the ribs section

[@crazymtbrider]

Long awaited

[@chrismayer8990]

Thanks! 👍

[@thomasfischer6548]

perfect!!

[@VedranBucko]

This channel deserves many more subscribers. Lets see if we can promote on social media!

[@TheJudge_GER]

15:39 This long video? I could easily watch a 1 hour long video of the progress you make every time :)

[@T-850-CSM]

Hello everyone, I'm back!!!👍🏻

[@matus1976]

Great video and awesome project! I'd like to see that ball screw lead nut video as I need to make something like that as well.

[@TheHalloweenmasks]

This is a really great project. Please make a video for making the ball screw nut.

[@jazcreations]

Great work as always mate... I love the solutions you come up with to get this guy moving... but, If you're interested, the larger pistons thought out the body were canonically supposed to be opposing hydraulic system, same for the legs, but they only show up on some of the hero versions, I have some rare photos that give reverence, if you'd like I can send stuff to you if it's going to be of help... As far as I could find out the large ones were hydraulic and the thin ones were electric... Having said that I think what you have come up with is the way to go, "real" hydraulics would be far too tricky for the size.... Dope me an email if you'd like those pix

[@AndysMachines]

Thanks very much! Yes, opposed single-acting hydraulic cylinders would make the most sense to me, since it's supposed to imitate the human body and that's closest to how muscle groups work, even though it's mechanically an inefficient design. Just because you can't see the hydraulic connections on all of the cylinders doesn't mean they couldn't be there, they could be hidden inside the piston rod, this is the way it's done on some construction machinery where the lines would otherwise have to move a long way and could wear or become trapped. Yes, definitely. Always interested in photos, especially unusual ones! I'll drop you an email, thanks!👍

[@jazcreations]

@@AndysMachines All Good... I have detailed files (:

[@blueneptune-u8z]

Epic

[@Smartzenegger]

Warning! The Terminator is now Armed!

[@Aquafbody]

Hey! A new video!😊

[@melih4235]

🥳🎉New video!

[@PeteMonaghan]

Nice!

[@SDRIFTERAbdlmounaim]

commenting before watching ❤ never clicked so fast 😂

[@DPTech_workroom]

👍

[@ShahRil-m4v]

❤

[@paulpisters668]

I’m currently working on a semi organic brain with some computerchips and transistors in it. It runs on a 24V battery and it’s a little aggressive in its intensions. I thought it to handle machine guns and a Desert Eagle. I’ll send to you. 😊

[@TransAmDrifter]

Mindblowing continues! Awesome job! How do You manage to find time for such time consuming activity. Since I got married, have two kids, house, job, my free time is almost inexistent and when it is, I am mostly tired and even if I go to "my place" I often get disturbed by wife or kids...

[@AndysMachines]

I know the feeling! It's hard to set aside time for projects, I mostly do it in a series of very small steps, that's why this project is taking so long!

[@TransAmDrifter]

@AndysMachines I planned to build a 1:3 scale steel tank to ride in, but after one year of working, the project stopped and sits in the shed since last 3 years. Economic situation in Poland is so bad I was forced to work 1200km from home to earn money in non-humiliating amount. Now I have one more obstacle to finish it, plus the separation makes my mind and psyche weak.

[@ludovanginderen6850]

you are great, is it possible to make a video how you made the ball screw and nut. Many thanks for all your beautiful videos

[@AndysMachines]

Yes, that video is coming soon...

[@maksiodzidek1]

💪👍👍👍

[@arrchan1023]

So, what's up next?❤⚙️

[@drawincode1800]

The Chip!

[@marcopolo6590]

🥇

[@mrsmol6603]

Sarah Conor is watching you !!!

[@jfair7050]

This would benefit hugely, by 3D metal printing the cast parts (actually all parts) with a honeycomb internal structure, I can "see" how much unnecessary weight is being added.. With the advancements in HR, I can see the day, when you will be able to order, a complete working T800 "copy" to do chores around the home. How effing cool would that be??

[@АтеистМоцарт]

Ты лучший

[@_Scarlet1]

Do you have any plans to upload a CAD model for this project? I would love to modify it, add motors, and 3D print it myself!

[@AndysMachines]

I only have CAD models for the parts I made 3D printed patterns to cast with, and they are usually designed with some allowance for shrinkage and to be machined afterwards, so not really suitable for direct 3D printing. Most of the skull (2nd skull actually) was made using models I purchased (TurboSquid). The rest is mostly done by hand and eye. In the last video I did share a modification I made to the forearm, which was based on some existing drawings.

[@_Scarlet1]

@ ah ok. Thanks for responding at least! Will keep following your progress with this.

[@christiansrensen3810]

Now we just need auto production plant..

[@fcmag_inside]

Woooow!!!

[@pawekowalski7469]

👍👍👍👍

[@ooosoo8727]

You literally have a fully articulating T800 Terminator....

[@fanwlkr]

Judgement day is nigh :P

[@TheHateSpeechChannel]

Women will never know the pain of tool envy. 😢

[@id104335409]

Just in time for the AI revolution.

[@ElanVital27]

Your terminator's shoulder width seems way too narrow considering Arnold Schwarzenegger's broad shoulders. I guess this is the right time to consider the terminator's body proportion very seriously.

[@AndysMachines]

Arnold's shoulder width at the time of filming T1 was around 64cm. My terminator endoskeleton has a shoulder width of 60cm and there would be a couple of cm of flesh over the top of this. The outer part of the left shoulder is missing in this video which is why it might appear narrower.

[@ElanVital27]

@@AndysMachines yeah, you're right. shoulder width is no problem. it looks like the ribcage is bulkier than what's used in terminator films, which get me a feeling that shoulder width is narrow. by the way, I admire your work and your skills. I hope to see your terminator working nicely soon.

[@Jean-Claude-Van-Gelis]

7 month later!!!

[@ПрофессорЛампочкин]

Лайк ! Тут появилось видео оригинальной руки Т-800 kzbin.info/www/bejne/paTCY4GVZ65kq9U

[@AradijePresveti]

Dude, please stop making the Terminator. That thing didn't end well.

[@PictishPrince]

good to see you get back to gear hobbing in this one.

[@CEO_of_Racism]

Finally, f*ck. I was craving this moment to be finally come true. Btw another amazing work my friend, well done. I really want to see the final product, a fully-functioning real-sized Terminator. Would be a lot better if you find a silicone human (whole skin) tissue with Arnold's face to wear it to the Terminator. Also some lether motorbike clothes of Arnold. And even make burn/damage on the face/hand to make it look like from the movies, just an idea. 💡 Edit: Now see you again for the next episode another year later guys. 👋

[@AndysMachines]

Well, it was 6 months. Alright nearly 7. I've been busy. Sorry!

[@CEO_of_Racism]

​@@AndysMachines Just messin around ) how about the idea of mine?

[@arrchan1023]

I've been waiting so long for this.❤ You did not disappoint 😊 thank you for making this possible.

[@AndysMachines]

@CEO_of_Racism Yeah, I know! 😉 Brilliant idea. Would take me forever!

[@saltyreesescup3104]

​@@AndysMachines Get With Sleazy P. Martini, The Band Gwars Old Manager. He Has All The Mold Setups And Skills.

[@gutesherz9049]

👍😊