Make A Hydraulic Arm!

[@SpunkMcKullins]

Did I really just learn how to make a fucking ELECTRO-MAGNETIC ROBOT out of syringes, popsicle sticks, and nails?

[@samosachan]

Yes you did

[@QueadlunnRau]

and a fucking battery, epic

[@legitname6687]

No, not really a robot. Just a cool project u can do for fun. Its just a hydraulics system not a robot* *corrected by Teodor Magdan

[@CyberMacGyver]

Yep. I can't believe it myself.... this would have come in handy in Season 2 Episode 7. LOL

[@ragtimemike2813]

Could easily become electric with some simple electronics!

[@taz069]

Dude.. you always come with the coolest things from the simplest stuff. This is a great project for kids to learn about hydraulics. Excellent project. Keep the good work.

[@mist8k]

Thanks! Will do

[@dannymts8772]

***** your awesome this really helped me thank you

[@ans234a]

Yeah dude hydraulics are kinda cool cus Im a kid

[@itzarlo7040]

What volt battery did u use

[@HusseinElguindi]

Tnt0603 a 9 volt

[@MrRedneckrc]

This has to be one of the coolest how to videos on you tube.

[@catrinabolin]

I am using this for a project. It is about how many paper clips a hydraulic arm can pick up! Thanks for the idea!

[@trishetabarua7252]

I made this Hydraulic Arm at a grand school fest.............AND WE WON THE 1st PRIZE, winning against huge robots just by presenting this simple robot!!!!! Thank you so much @Mist8k for uploading this video!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jaxnean2663]

You have a natural engineer in you! This project is so easy yet so smart! I totally love it.

[@mrwalrus6224]

This is the coolest video I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@zmkhan70]

thanks aaaalllloooott :D u uploaded this video just in time....... on tuesday i got a project of a model controlled by hydraulics and this helped me a lot😆

[@ericrevollo]

I've seen this in many science fairs back when I was in Highschool, but this one looks better and simpler, nice.

[@pigwarts]

Probably the coolest thing I have seen on youtube of late.

[@Bippy55]

(Feb 2020) - EPIC!! Cleverest thing I've ever seen. If every kid in school tried to build this, we'd have even smarter adults. Bravo!

[@alexpolusyan3704]

Dude you and your projects are very cool. I am happy I finally found a channel who is responsible for good projects

[@anonkiddo]

BEYOND AWESOME!!! this was RAD!!!

[@MisterKisk]

I kind of wish I was still in elementary school. I would've made something like this for a science class.

[@mikistan3723]

I think that's the best of your projects

[@QueadlunnRau]

this is the best you've come up with so far, bad ass

[@DidiCechet]

Dude. I'm amazed with it. For sure, a real engeneer (y)

[@mr_underscore5320]

Damn when I saw the thumbnail I thought this was going to be pretty complicated n will use stuff that I hardly understand xD But when I watched the video it seriously blew me off! keep up good work man!!!!

[@sjohn-777]

dude ............. you are amazing !! thank you a million for sharing !

[@dimasnurrizky8757]

Wow you always make a good experiment dude!!!!

[@maeliswahl7105]

this was amazing because we are doing a very similar project in my science class and this gave me the information to make my hydraulic arm more manageable!!! I am extremely interested in robotics and I am set on making one of these myself!!!!

[@kimjeeves]

Thats pretty amazing - My choice for Physics project! :)

[@filipcernelic1597]

That is the most amazing thing you ever made

[@swadeshmohapatra7785]

This is so much help 4 my science exhibition m8

[@stop4stuff]

Awesome! I love how you use the the beads.

[@hugoljunggren9657]

So awesome, great idea and lots of inspiration!!! Good job!

[@kabirvyas8790]

I needeed this for our physics project and your videos are pretty amazing. Thank you XD

[@shashenthimesha5261]

you've really done all of this on your own?you're awesome

[@SweetPete947]

I love this!!! Great ingenuity!

[@TheStranger255]

Wonderful, thank you for sharing.

[@danielobregia5179]

THIS IS GENIUS!

[@res1492]

gotta hand it to him on this one, he did well putting it together

[@alireza7044]

Amazing demo, Very cool !!

[@gustavharrisen94]

Awesome project ! keep up the work

[@NernKat]

I wanna see the storage of all these things in a montage. That would be awesome!

[@sbaker002]

You could very easily make this completely electronic by attaching the syringes to the worm drive and motors from the eject mechanism of an old CD ROM drive. Put the platform on a motorised base (also from a CD drive), and you can swing it through 360 degrees :)

[@dylanmatthias208]

It's like school, one second your fine, then you look away and you missed everything

[@abeperez]

good project for the kids.......informative stuff! Thanks!

[@merajmushtaq5560]

Thanks for the idea, I made one for my science fair.I was successful.

[@AmanGupta-yk7hl]

awesome project!!! I HAD MADE THIS PROJECT FOR MY SCIENCE EXHIBITION..

[@ankeliyankiu]

SCIENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tks dude!!!!! You helped me understand that Science isn't that boring

[@alejandronq645]

WOW, this thing is awesome, congratulations

[@aghoghoakpedeye6396]

I didn't have to think twice before pushin the like and subscription button. Good job man

[@chitranshu.nagora]

bro just just just mind blowing....

[@krutikahmanawat1]

Could you throw some light and share some references for the calculations/math you used the entire operation?

[@nu_jasuu6873]

Make sure that when you fill in the tubes, have the controller syringes filled up with water also, and make sure that the syringes on the arm aren't filled with water, then you can connect them.

[@shaikmohammed3339]

wonderful work had done by this we learn about many things

[@ComputingCode]

You could hook the control seringes onto servos and the switch to a relay/transistor and use arduino to control it from your PC/smartphone etc..cool anyway

[@punchster289]

this is one of the coolest things i have ever seen but in videos like this, can u plz tell where to get the items in the description? Thanks

[@hurrabbas4235]

this idea us the great . i used it in my interclass science fair and its awsome

[@m1dnightmurders914]

I made one and was experimenting with it, and found that if you use any kind of cooking oil instead of water. it moves even better ad is more responsive

[@dxfan45]

I predict for this video to get a million plus views

[@CptAtroxium]

I used to do this as a kid, still have the imagination today. And thats the key.

[@bhanutejasshetty9941]

It is very useful for school projects😊!!!

[@leandroscatania4723]

Man this i so incredible. I am gonna build the exact same thing!!!

[@fatmatt2709]

Adding to list of things to try, fail horribly bad, then going to cry myself to sleep in a small dark corner

[@PhillipBarnettabd678]

This is amazing and still simple

[@poshduck9696]

I should be learning how this works because I've just started my new college. (UTC) stands for 'university technical college' btw.

[@soccermygirlfrnd4985]

U r the best ur projects are simple cool n fun an most of all not Damn expensive

[@Coffeekii]

You sir are genius! Thanks for the awesome video :)

[@jesussaldana2160]

wow ! awesome project !

[@VasilPenkov1987]

BRAVO, GENIUS, HATS OFF

[@DarkMetalSkies]

not gonna lie, it is pretty cool

[@smuvaa]

great project to do with kids,and add it to a train set or car track for effect. Nice

[@faseehirfan3068]

awesome vid, but where did u get the plastic tubing????

[@LarcLurkies]

Awesome Robo but can you list all the materials you used to make that? I can't quite get it w/ the audio thanks

[@swarajchavan3414]

Well, thanks for showing an excellent video. We did win the first prize in science exhibition. But there was a minor problem. The water seeps through where the end of tube is attached to the syringe. Please help us.

[@KishorParida]

Its super. But in actual hydraulic system the diameter of the syringe in the arms should always be bigger than the one you are holding in control system. In that way you push really smooth and easy but to a longer distance but the syringe in the arms are powerful enough for the shorter distance.

[@patrickmiller8895]

can you put the materials in the description

[@ianmeekcoms7215]

Can you use this idea to make a claw grabber game you see in arcades?

[@utsavthakur8566]

What type cable tie have u usedAnd what could u use or make as an alternative

[@Jamseth_Ingramious]

I made a similar 2D lego creation. It's pretty darn cool.

[@loganneeley7442]

I did this in STEM I love doing this using syringes each with a different color so I don't get confused

[@vinnydesarno249]

Hi Andy, I was wondering if you could tell me how to fill the tubes? Do you just filll it with the syringe until it's full? Thanks

[@MrFariskapes]

how big were the Popsicle stick holes and a link to the tubing

[@lelandeggleston1041]

my daughter and I will be making this one, thanks you

[@tinekeeggenkamp2080]

Maybe a control system for the pomps and electric thing

[@zadensbuslife]

This is awesome!

[@matthehat]

Which electronics shop did you get the electromagnet from?

[@michaely7730]

10/10 would try again :D

[@shauryagupta7779]

From where do u get these ideas?

[@rubicon1876]

That tjing is so cool!

[@joshualombard4150]

Txs for the help we are making one for a project u are really creative and helpful txs

[@shabanasultana8005]

Awesome invention

[@moglee5998]

What's the battery's and switch's purpose and how did you do it. ReplyASAP. ☺

[@bobybob1447]

really cool project, i just was wondering, how did you fill the tubing with water without getting air bubbles? Also, what kind of syringes did you use? mine kept on leaking water.

[@gabbyreynaga7135]

I'm having the same trouble

[@stanislaswillig6483]

I'm very impressed

[@globeztar]

absolutely great

[@henrysmythe2256]

what you should have done was put coloured liquid eg: water and food colouring, in the pipes so when you pushed the syringes it would have looked way cooler

[@samarthmishra4329]

that was really impressive ,i was also making one but unfortunately i'm not getting thin seringes :(

[@leninkennedy2760]

It is 1 ml

[@grigorshah]

Great way to play with explosives on a distance....Just need to modify the system to make it hold something like hydraulic arm

[@FrankypankyV8]

Cool stuff! Thanks for the vid!

[@gabrielle1896]

That's sooooo cool!

[@mist8k]

Woop over 1 ml views! Maybe another hydraulic video is on the cards????

[@ezekieldiaz]

Ok

[@comradebutter1214]

+Mist8k y nut?

[@cindymanlangit6524]

Yaassssss

[@mike0rr]

+Mist8k I think I'm going to try to make this, hook it up to an Arduino and program it for some tasks. I will surely credit you if I do so. Thanks for the ideas. You are an awesome engineer :D

[@shwethajp7947]

Mist8k

[@IshantDahiya]

helped me in my science fair.Nicce thinking

[@vespill708]

Me too!

[@billp]

how many cm are the lolystics???plz ansewer me!!!

[@DaRealPianist]

man this is awesome

[@gavejoke]

this is great i liked so much

[@liamwilks1118]

could u make one of these tutorials on 1 with a claw arm

[@junglegym6796]

Can I download this mate? I wanna build this with my students.