The SENSIBLE Tech Upgrade - AMD $5000 Ultimate Tech Upgrade!

[@printstrname5346]

"I've been playing a lot of Satisfactory." Said the engineer, to the surprise of absolutely nobody.

[@SaitoGray]

I'm shocked he didn't mention Factorio.

[@vnc.t]

​@@SaitoGrayor infraspace

[@nikomarmanis7705]

They can’t help it

[@SmanEDITS]

@@vnc.t Never heard of infraspace but man ...

[@ETr4d3]

I bet he is one of the few people that can actually play Kerbal Space Program

[@Dukes3677]

6:25 allowing your machinist to use their machine for their own things cost machine time sure, but allowing your machinist to know and learn their machine doing things THEY want will yield a VERY skilled and HAPPY machine operator/programmer. Glad linus gets it. smart guy

[@thorwaldjohanson2526]

it just makes sense when the machine is not running 24/7 for paid customer parts.

[@wobblysauce]

People forget the Cost to Learn, and if he does it in there own hrs it is win win win.

[@JoviusAquariums]

@@wobblysauceown hours, mtl, and tooling! I am an engineer and often work in my companies machine shop. Material is expensive and so is a lot of the tooling- especially if it is going through someone learning with it.

[@wobblysauce]

@@JoviusAquariums Ha, knowing where the stop button is and still crashing the tools is not fun, especially when you've spent a number of hours on a part.

[@raymondmartin3971]

Very good

[@emjay9498]

To be honest this video is the BIGGEST Unintended (Or maybe it is) Marketing play that you ever did, to see an employee of that creativity and craftsmanship, THAT YOU KNOW TEHY WORKED ON THE PRODUCT, Just makes me want to buy one, cause I know fully that it was designed by an actual handyman. PLUS : The big screwdriver paid off here.

[@Haloweee]

Agree. This was a big flex for LTT. They need to bring their talented background team on camera more . This vid did more to justify ltt product prices than anything Linus has ever said on wan show.

[@tivedge1234]

Agreed !!

[@StinkyCraig]

i am really excited for that charging cable they're testing.

[@colinstu]

He's a bit beyond handyman...

[@Tennosoul]

@@Haloweeeyes and no. Some people just don’t want to be on camera especially for "nothing" I feel like this way of roulette give away and using it as a way to earn money is smartest way of doing thisb

[@paulsalmon3056]

Luke floated the idea of doing some engineering videos and while I understand that it takes more time to complete projects while filming I would love to see engineers like Sebastien hosting videos

[@carybonello7394]

They could do a series and take us on the journey from design to testing and fails to finish product.

[@DoYouLikeThisName]

I would watch for sure. Cool idea

[@Maplaplaplapla]

100% would be into a Stuff Made Here -style channel from LMG, they do quite a lot of interesting engineering and fabrication in house

[@wucco]

The solution of the "CPU-style" corner is honestly so sick!

[@NorroTaku]

In Japan if pottery breaks They fix it with gold in the crack😊

[@orlandobloont]

Heard they use gold to fix the pottery too 👀

[@Stuntman707]

It’s what I call a happy accident where it’s actually better and more interesting.

[@KnifeNerd9]

Funnily enough I just saw the same technique for covering a mistake corner with brass kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGHRoXp_brx2sNU

[@slendydie1267]

happy little accident

[@pepijnkrijnsen4]

The way you know Sebastien is an experienced designer (I mean apart from the stunning apartment) is the utter glee with which he spends his boss' money.

[@blazebluebass]

Yet Sebastian is so cool he is immune to Linus' jokes 😂 dude got style!

[@zybch]

@@blazebluebass Just no taste.

[@cloudyview]

The $6k in comically large precision drivers is hilarious 😂

[@lukeharrison1654]

@@zybch What in this video shows him as a man with no taste? This apartment looks amazing, as do all the parts/products he works on.

[@DoYouLikeThisName]

@@zybchPost us links to your setup. Let’s see how your style sense compares.

[@BRW_Stankey]

this is literally the best tech upgrade episode ive seen, this dude deserves his own channel or atleast to have a segment in LTT

[@SuppaflyZSM]

I'd love to see a channel or series with his design content.

[@jubuttib]

Only if he wants to, but yes!

[@jsboeve]

I found this very interesting too, such great design work

[@NicStrike]

I'd sub to Floatplane to see Sebastian week.

[@gijsvalk7302]

taken he wants to be in that spotlight ofc.

[@theminecraft4202]

good to know LTT has the 2 kinds of engineers: hoarders, and minimalists. a necessary balance

[@acabralro]

You forgot the third type, the minimalist hoarder, when all the stuff they have is hidden somewhere

[@erawlins1]

In last week's WAN show, Luke suggested the value of videos showing the engineering and workshop process. Great idea, and this makes me want to see that type of content even more! Terrific upgrade, and beautiful home.

[@pingpongmury]

I'm an engineer, watching this video at a desk I designed, on a PC I upgraded from a R5 3600 to a 5800X3D, after playing some Satisfactory (and neglecting my unfinished projects).. I finally feel 100% represented on LTT. 🤣

[@selim_ct]

“Ah yes temporary, the most permanent form of -ary” is a damn good conclusion to come to.

[@larryfoulke1596]

That what government say when they say they gonna fix the road near my house It's been 10 years since they say that temporary

[@NabPunk]

@@larryfoulke1596 Are you from India my dude?

[@phaelox]

​@@NabPunk Reading it with a Jamaican accent feels right :)

[@ГригорийТяпочкин]

My coworker likes to repeat this phrase: "There is nothing more permanent than temporary solutions" Perhaps your qoute sounds a little more elegant for english-speaking ear but this wisdom is international

[@skyhigh24]

Made a Breakthrough in the Wall between the Dining- and Living room. Didnt have enough money for a Door Frame at that time, so i made a Temporary one myself. This happened in 2006 and guess what Frame is there till today :D

[@ItsDanLatham]

Within a few minutes of showing off his home, its evident how much talent Sebastien brings to LMG. There are truly some brilliant minds in your business!

[@LordSeth-hf8ew]

He’s a bit of a savant ain’t he I dig it

[@noredine]

That wood and brass screwdriver looks so nice

[@kcrang]

@@noredine I used to vape with custom resin/wooden mods... I would jump on it if they sell it for limited edition 😭😭😭

[@thescienceoftankss]

Need

[@MemTMCR]

unfortunately not $300 nice

[@hyperactivetendencies7054]

@@MemTMCR That's a subjective opinion. As someone who paints miniatures as a side hustle. I think people charge what their time is worth and how long it took to make something is generally why most sensible art is priced the way it is. I can spend a couple hours giving you a sub par paint job or I can spend 20-100 hours giving you something that is more detailed.

[@noredine]

@@MemTMCR The metmo cube he bought was $400, it's a novelty

[@PeterAmbos]

6:00 ”It gets functional, and then you don't touch the project for a few years, and then you finish it.” Me and my ADHD feel so seen 😂

[@drewliveryboy]

This has got to be THE most impressive episodes of AMD Tech Upgrade ever. He’s so creative and you can tell that he loves what he does!

[@obatoba]

I'm a mechanical engineer working in product development and industrial solutions and this video is simply awesome. I really identify with the mindset of Sebastian, he understands how to take the product to that next level when you can spend a bit more in materials and treatments, like the fact he chamfered that bit of aluminium and anodized and it just sits underneath the table. Sometimes I wish I'd work for LTT just for how much he focuses and values quality over simply functional, that is definitely my brand of engineering.

[@AssailantLF]

he didn't steal much from the office, but he did contribute to the $6000 giant LTT screwdrivers. lol.

[@Steamrick]

Yeah, but he wasn't expecting the project to get approval^^

[@vnc.t]

also he used machine time for parts of his desk, so he stole some metal and some electricity

[@FireFish5000]

​@@vnc.t He might have supplied the metal.

[@UndyingShadow83]

They got the money back in marketing capital in this video. Literally what it was purchased for.

[@wobblysauce]

If you don't ask you with never know... And if you ask for more then you really want you can always bring it back to what you want or replace it with something more absurd and they go for what you originally wanted.

[@ashutoshsolanki3637]

That screwdriver looked like a work of art. That was truly awesome

[@FunkyBuddha81]

which one ? if you mean the little one, i think it would look awesome pulled apart in resin like Nebula when she gets tortured by thanos.

[@lukeharrison1654]

@@FunkyBuddha81 That would look cool too, I think he's probably talking about the brass and wood full size driver though, as that is more of a masterpiece.

[@eco_rode]

idk if you’ll ever see this but 3:00 for the silicone bit holders I actually really do like that idea. it’s light weight and you could have multiple and easily make a keychain attachment, although i think it would be more beneficial in construction, more specifically for drill bits rather than a screwdriver kit.

[@kingzach74]

The only thing is I'm pretty sure that is an idea stolen from a Kickstarter project I supported and ultimately purchased yet I'm completely unaware as to where I put it.

[@tyraelhermosa]

This is one of my favourite tech upgrade vids you’ve done yet. What a cool guy.

[@brookead]

Sebastian is one of the coolest people to get an upgrade. You have to admire people who can "make stuff". And I mean properly make stuff. Not what us Brits would call "a bit Heath Robinson." The chair legs and the table tops etc. That's a guy who puts in the work to make stuff nice. Congrats on the upgrade!

[@noodlelynoodle.]

As someone who makes things I really admire the people who know so much about making things that they can do janky stuff that still works, like the Australian dude over on James channel who knows so god damn much about electronics he can rip circuit boards apart with scissors and hot glue stuff back together and somehow end up with a working Gameboy with a CRT in it despite the entire process looking like it will never work again

[@brookead]

@@noodlelynoodle. Oh I admire that too. But this video made me happy we have people who really want things to be quality well made things. :)

[@noodlelynoodle.]

@@brookead oh I feel ya I go back and forth a lot certain things have to be quality like my work bench I could literally put a full size truck on and it would be fine but other things I enjoy doing the jankiest way possible lmao if it gets to a point where Im just like this shouldn't work but it does I'm happy lol

[@Skooz]

To be fair, having access to those commercial grade tools is half the battle lol

[@theshadeofdunwall]

@@noodlelynoodle. what channel is that? I want to find the video !

[@tophrii]

10000% this tech upgrade was the single most impressive piece of sponsored content ive seen on the channel for what feels like DECADES now. It was EXTRMEELY awesome to see so much creativity and actual WORKSMANSHIP go into a home. IMMENSE ups

[@stephenkelly8312]

I have enjoyed all of the recent tech upgrade videos. But this upgrade has a different vibe than usual and I find myself enjoying it even more.

[@BarneyCalhounHL]

I feel like its more relaxed compared to other tech upgrades. One of my favorites :)

[@FlyboyHelosim]

@@BarneyCalhounHL About that beer I owe ya!

[@jojo-._.]

This man is like the coolest guy Ive ever seen. I mean That level of engineering and just being completly for it off and on work is just admirable. Even Linus seemed to get from "you stole machining time/material from work" to "Yooooo thats so cool". My favourite episode of tech upgrades yet tbh

[@GustinJohnson]

We need to see more of this guy. So much talent and skill. Would love to see him get up to some collaborative shenanigans with Alex.

[@TetraSky]

that's actually a cool screwdriver.

[@RafaelSilva-ok8qg]

@@TetraSky yeah but If they released it people would mock them and complain so I guess they made a good call on that one

[@cahdoge]

at 300$ I wouldn't mind the 30$ shipping fee from canada to europe anymore ^^

[@TetraSky]

Just saw the giant precision screwdriver at $2k each... Holy balls...

[@Ray_LF]

oh, Linus is mistaken if he thinks people wouldn't buy it. I'd also be willing to bet that showing it was a float to see if there is interest and they're gonna gauge reactions to it in the comments and release it as a limited wingding.

[@chadmckean9026]

LTT screwdriver KS edition; (maybe make 100 units; 300? 420?)

[@CanIHasThisName]

This is yet another reminder that LMG absolutely needs to start an engineering channel. Not only will it be a way to show off the cool stuff you do, it will in many ways be a way for you to promote the products. That “sort of exploded” view of the screwdriver is awesome and needs to be one of the pictures on the store.

[@MICROKNIGHT3000]

@@CanIHasThisName isnt LMG already overloaded? Sure they can just get more staff but is it worth it to make the already overburdened management more load?

[@robertcunningham9997]

Luke did talk about this on the last WAN show.

[@aggregatemelons]

Can we get videos of Sebastien making things? Id watch the heck outta that all day, he lends himself well to being on camera and i think he would do a great job of explaining his process!

[@carybonello7394]

Honestly would love like a Adam Savage Tested type scenario with Sebastian. His soothing voice and presenting style teaching us how to use the tools/machines and make things sounds awesome.

[@masterinico]

+1

[@VON_WA]

Luke actually said on WAN show recently that LTT should have an engineering channel where they just film stuff the engineering people does. I wish I can remember which WAN show it was to give you the timestamps.

[@therealforestelf]

extremely talented and a great personality in front of the camera, this goes right up there to the top 5 maybe even top 3 ultimate tech upgrades I've seen so far! can't get enough of this guy. like everything you showed in this video is so satisfyingly geniously designed!

[@Tomten0]

I haven't seen half of the video yet and this is by far my favorite tech upgrade! Sebastian is super talented! More of Sebastian please (if, as so many before me pointed out before me, he wants to).

[@verakoo6187]

Always good seeing an engineer who can actually build his own desgins. Ya'll should consider doing a channel, similar to "Stuff Made Here" would be awesome to see the unconventional ways ya'll can use that machine shop.

[@Dijitz23]

I wish more engineers would actually work on their own designs. Would help stop us from cursing them out for the terrible decisions they make with some placement of screws and the like.

[@miha493]

There's Elijah and there's Sebastian. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.

[@graphicsgod]

Complete chaos that is still in his mom's basement. And the other.. well engineered, sensible, and perfectly organized.. owning his own place. Yep.. yin and yang!

[@motherurck7542]

​@@graphicsgodI doubt he owns it. More than likely he's renting.

[@PlanetZocker99]

Sebastian is definitely up there with ltt employees. Same insanely competent energy like Dan. 10/10

[@cosmicdust02]

I loved all the AMD Upgrades so far, but this is by waaaay my favorite! Probably I feel so connected to the Flat, it's small, you have lot of stuff (and plants) and also want it to be look pretty and not chaotic. Also the love to the Detail Sebastian put into everything, just love it!

[@LiterallyZeni]

this is probably the most fun upgrade and video I've seen from LTT. I wish Sebastian had his own channel

[@tyrannicpuppy]

That entire house counts as a game of Satisfactory. Everything is so well designed and implemented. Every part of my ADD brain was soothed throughout this video, and that's with chaos gremlin Linus running all over the place. So good.

[@etflu]

His flat actually looks amazing. Love the balcony with the weber grill!

[@prophetessoftroy]

Not gonna lie, even with the absurd pricetag, I would preorder the wood & brass screwdriver so fast. It would fit with my other hand tools perfectly, and I love how elegant the design looks in those materials.

[@davidgoodnow269]

Yeah, I would love it because it would match with my great-great grandfather's tools . . . but someone stole those seventeen years ago, so it would look completely out-of-place with my Harbor Freight replacements.

[@krazylegswp]

Legitimately probably could offer them in batches of like 10-15 and make decent sales probably for a couple years at least and marketing it as an "heirloom" tool

[@HerbaMachina]

​@@krazylegswp yeah, I could see them easily selling a limited run of 100 pretty easily, especially if they're serialized.

[@syrupybrandy2788]

If your tools are more pricey than your daughter's tuition, you're the tool.

[@davidgoodnow269]

@@syrupybrandy2788 Depends . . . are your tools how that tuition gets paid? How the mortgage is made? What puts food on the table? _Workers_ may use the company tools, or own their own. _Craftsmen_ have the set they use for everyday jobs, and a set they use for labors of love -- the stuff they come up with to remind them of why they do the job they do -- because employers won't pay them to take the time to take the care to demonstrate their real skills. Haven't you ever wondered why you can't find a square corner in a new house? Why any decent inspection will come up with a twenty page punch list on any commercial construction? 1/3 of the price of a newly-constructed house is construction, at most. 1/3 (to 80%, in some regions) is permits, and 1/3 is financing of the construction -- the profit the bank that fronted construction costs makes, when the new home sells. I know that from the inside, those figures are beyond dispute. Are you one of those who thinks labor is inferior, not human, and has no cause for pride? Then, you are exactly why a laborer becomes a craftsman, and accumulates the best tools he can find as his own. I may swing a hammer, but it's an Estwing.

[@KaustubhMaliintothewild]

I really like these video dude. Please never stop making them. I would also love to see, after all employees getting their upgrades, the videos of before and now setups.

[@TheMiniatureStudio]

Really enjoyed this episode- what a great bunch of people and nice characters. Thanks for creating this.

[@gh8447]

9:32 Rub some candle wax in the pin holes for the hinge to stop that creaking.

[@figarocozy40]

Never seen Linus approve of an employees space so hard. This guy wins

[@JoeNasr123]

It's cool to see Linus GENUINELY IMPRESSED by everything, like a kid in a store. I love the positive vibes!

[@KoreanCanucklehead]

Best Ultimate Tech Upgrade in recent memory, by far. LTT should produce more content on product design and engineering! This guy needs to host some videos!

[@roowut]

11:05 that thing looks really cool. Would be nice to see a limited run made from defective screwdrivers

[@Deja117]

21:16 As someone interested in Framework. I feel the need to point out here that most things are open source, at least to some degree. Firmware, mainboard schematics, expansion cards. If Framework doesn't commit 5 years to it, then there's a possibility of it still being supported in some form or another.

[@phuzz00]

I think the support he was worried about, is if they'll still be releasing new motherboards that fit into that particular chassis in five years.

[@bastienx8]

@@kadupse Framework laptops are more expensive simply because they're a very small company (compared to Asus, Dell, Lenovo...) and they cannot have interesting contracts for a lot of parts like Intel/AMD CPUs, Qualcomm modems, HDMI licences, and a lot of other parts... If framework is asking for a lower price the part manufacturer can simply say no, it's not a big loss for them. If Asus or Dell is asking they will certainly have a lower price because of the big pressure they have. If Framework have long term support it's nice to have, but it is not the main reason why they are more expensive.

[@WiddlPeppuwu-sx3rx]

Because if they dont support the same chassis you could still 3d your own chassis for it easily with the released documents

[@WiddlPeppuwu-sx3rx]

@kadupse ridiculous, sure maybe. Unusable no. Use the right filament, and it would be fine. I've 3D printed a case for my old framework main board and gave it to my younger cousin so she has a computer.

[@juanbolbaran9248]

dude thats literally the most perfect room out of all the AMD upgrades, love u linus

[@Steamrick]

"We didn't think it'd get approved" made me giggle. Cheers, mate.

[@kg4wwn]

I wonder if they had another project that they wanted to do and they sent this one in first to soften the blow?

[@bcraftr]

8:53 I love how they sensored "hey google" to not activate our devices lol

[@RobeertRullZ]

This is actually the best upgrade!!! The guy it's so atentif to details. Practical things he taught. Everything. And I like the touch of wood and electronics in the same house. 😊😊

[@Altirix_]

defo one of the coolest perks of manufacturing jobs is being able to work on personal projects, within reason, scrap material, no other prority work. its generally a good thing especially for those developing their skills.

[@sircoynie]

I have a 75 year old neighbour that I admire greatly for his creativity and sheer craft making abilities (as an engineer myself) who is just like Sebastian. Ozy was an art lecturer (who has been credited by some very high up Hollywood animated film producers for teaching and mentoring them) but secretly also an engineer and inventor. His house is utterly stunning and workshop a thing of beauty with laves, pillar drills, welders and tools impeccably arranged in the most logical way I could deem possible. Sebastian gives me his vibes and to say that is a huge compliment. Keep this guy in your business for as long as you can Linus!

[@fluffyfloof9267]

2:31 Why is this not a thing - you could've called it the limp bits kit 🤣

[@_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_]

That's genius! They should do it just for the name alone

[@betz8733]

@@fluffyfloof9267 this NEEDS more upvotes!!!

[@buxadecanhao4309]

That man is a genius! I've never seen someone with such fine ideas to fix things like him, thats a gem of brain right there.

[@Brian-L]

Sebastien's design sensibilities are top notch. This is one of my more favorite upgrades.

[@KoraOSRS]

24:43 Linus making that noise after the cube making that sound is funny af ahahahaha

[@ArrowStudios]

That noise was wiiiiild lmao

[@sircogwheel]

12:55 Satisfactory mentioned, Ficsit approves the video

[@ChiefArug]

A very efficient pioneer!

[@The_Absolute_Dog]

Wouldnt surprise me if people from Coffee Stain Studios see this video

[@m0llux]

FICSIT rewards your accomplishments with a micro-break... - hope you enjoyed it. Get back to work!

[@copperhands]

That screwdriver needs it's own museum.

[@hsm4983]

Incredibly cool upgrade. I want to echo Luke's recent proposal on the WAN show: an irregularly uploading engineering/design channel following these creative people through projects, or interviewing them after the fact, would be awesome.

[@VolrathMTG]

Yeah, don't lose this guy. He's definitely a cut above most. This episode was bizarre in the best way possible.

[@Reed-Publications]

The fact that LTT is working on electronics cables is very exciting! Hopefully you'll make more than just charging cables and HDMI cables, because no one makes good audio/headphone cables.

[@davidgoodnow269]

Ah, yes; I miss Radio Shack. Their store-brand audio components, especially wires, headphones, and speakers at the high-end, just can't be replaced. No comparison.

[@Innuya]

My only concern seeing that chonky cable is if the added weight will put strain on the connectors device-side

[@Mark-hg6vc]

@@Innuya They'll probably make a less chunky, less secure, but still great version in the future as well. I would love to get me some very high quality and performant cables, I guess I'll wait for them to come out and for a free shipping to Europe event or something.

[@LeeMooEez]

@@Innuya that cable is only for someone who want absolute performance...including myself LOL...most people gonna use flat small cheap cat5e/6 ethernet cable for their home system....because you not really gonna get more performance to off set the cost...but I use chunkiest cat8 just for the best LOL..I just want ultimate freedom for the electron to move around without interferences(shielding contribute the most to the chunkiness)

[@Innuya]

@@LeeMooEez that's a USB-C cable dude lol not ethernet

[@emperor-aurelius]

11:55 turning a mistake into an accent is the sign of a great maker. Bravo!

[@ignacioarias4113]

11:20 Andy's UTU will always be there to remember Linus that he is capable of break anything if he really try, and also triggers David memory about that bed and it has been 3 years now!

[@nicozika]

This was great. You guys need to make a channel for the creators warehouse like you mentioned in one of the recent Wan shows. Would love to see people like Sebastian creating some of the things you showed in this video.

[@Zerrua]

I've watched a lot of the upgrades when they do this and I'd pay for some interior design to be done by Sebastian! What an amazing house

[@Kogemate]

This guy should be included for the design side of the upgrades in Linus' house.

[@JacobLongActingJourney]

4:36 Linus you sound like a proud mother. “You made this?? Thats so cool!” 😂

[@AnymMusic]

8:04 Linus was GONE lmao

[@amey_pathak]

I'm only halfway through the upgrade but this is definitely the coolest upgrade!! As a designer myself, really love all the projects going on with this one!

[@bmelloyello]

This guy is great. I love his vibe of making the most out of his space and doing it himself. Respect.

[@JorisQC]

Honestly, what a cool guy! I'm glad he got an upgrade :D

[@TheBCninja]

Screwdrivers like that should be in the gift bags for Whale Lan 😂

[@kuebby]

I bet you'd sell more of those $300 screwdrivers than you think. This is probably the best tech upgrade you've done, this is so much fun.

[@clintmash245]

Truth told, he knows. He mentioned on a Wan Show that he felt it was a bit tone deaf to sell a luxury screwdriver while the tech industry is contracting. But hopefully things will level out and we'll get to see it come to market. 👍

[@syedbasim383]

I have to say, today I saw some of the best DIY's ever. EVER. And attention to detail with how clean everything looks🤤.

[@lhvjr12]

This is LEGIT one of the best upgrades I’ve seen. Holy shit I want to be friends with this guy and it’s given me so many ideas for my tiny space update.

[@aokaze-minotaur]

Please make that screwdriver available. I’m serious.

[@the_wasted_king6191]

If they made it a product I would've try to save ut and bye one for my dad

[@Ray_LF]

this is literally why they showed it. It was a float to gauge interest. I'm betting in a month or so it goes up as a limited hooha for that very specific $300 price.

[@TheDramolcan]

That oversized precision driver would be sweet to own!

[@DantesGrill]

The big one?

[@danielkelsosmith]

@@TheDramolcanfor $2000 +???? Are you mental????

[@Tarnished707]

The only SENSIBLE thing that I can think of is you growing your beard back.

[@jbdawinna9910]

First, jk, but still pretty quick, I was halfway through another video 😂

[@kena4977]

@Tarnished707 they should start photoshoping the beard back and see which thumbnail gets more clicks

[@AdamHaas]

2:51 Pure gold

[@iainww86]

One of the best upgrade videos, so cool to see this level of design from the channel

[@AlphaZ-001]

Is it me or is everyone a bad ass at something on Linus's team? love watching these type pf vids from this team.

[@Dragonited]

You could maybe release the metal and inside plastic parts as a kit for people who does woodturning and let them make the wooden part. Then you can have a screwdriver that pretty without that expensive cost, but you have to do some work to turn the handle after some critical measurments so it all fits.

[@jspikeball123]

This is a great idea. DIY screwdriver!

[@davidgoodnow269]

I like that. I could do that.

[@jordankrause4632]

23:39 "How is this the game? That is what you are doing for work" like dude tell me about it xD My best friend is a farmer, and after being out on the field for like 10h each day, of course he plays Farming Simulator for 2h each evening

[@AMDNRD]

0:16 why are there so many boxes 💀💀💀💀💀

[@Pouroneoutfor50Cent]

He spent most of his budget on screwdriver bits.

[@Metal_Maxine]

They look like the cable management thing boxes.

[@jimwithaT]

One thing I would enjoy seeing, a video of all the tech upgrade recipients detailing what they have used the most from their upgrades. As someone who can talk themselves into buying a certain piece of tech, I’d find it helpful hearing testimony from people who’ve had $5k to blow on what they ACTUALLY used the most.

[@Mirjj]

This dude is so inspiring. His house and mind are awesome. Would love a segment about design with him!

[@blackra1n_226]

Linus when he said “we’ll talk about this later” just made me feel like I was in the room with my mom and I said something I shouldn’t have 😂😂😂

[@kg4wwn]

Somehow I doubt Linus will be taking his engineer out to the parking lot or restroom....

[@blackra1n_226]

@@kg4wwn lol

[@Forr0n]

Make that bit holder into a bracelet. Add a magnetic surface for screws and it will sell in masses.

[@LPR44]

Oh, make it one layer only and longer, and the bracelet would be actually great. I'm not sure how they would add the magnetic pieces but it is a great idea

[@Forr0n]

@@LPR44 My idea would be a small but strong Neodymium magnet under a thin (curved for wear confort) ferromagnetic metal plate. Which metal doesn't matter or more could be an option like a colorway. But I think copper could be too malleable over time.

[@ChiefArug]

There might be an issue with strong magnets on your wrist if you work around sensitive electronics

[@schwig44]

@@ChiefArug not every product is for everyone, if you're that worried about cross-magnetization, you wouldn't want any magnetic screw storage to begin with

[@AadidevSooknananNXS]

7:07 NEEDS TO BE A PRODUCT

[@BushTurkeyProduction]

Absolutely the best upgrade in a long time. So sensible but also incredibly thought out and minimal. Love it.

[@josephcraig8807]

This was the best upgrade ever I freaking love Sebastian, I have so many questions about his home. More Sebastian videos 💯

[@kb470]

"I've been working with 3d printers for like 15 years." Me - No way bro, they haven't been around that long. That was like 2002!!! The sudden realization 😥😥😥😥😥

[@somdudewillson]

3d printing tech actually dates back to the 1980s

[@oplik0]

@@somdudewillson The Strasys patent for FDM expired in 2009 - which is why it was only then more people started getting into 3D printing. So being in the space for about 15 years is basically working with printers from the very start of DIY (and all other cheaper ones).

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

@@oplik0 lol like the Chinese care about patents...

[@somdudewillson]

@@oplik0 FDM is not the only 3d printing tech - and "working with 3d printers" =/= "working with consumer 3d printers".

[@matthewnirenberg]

@@somdudewillson Glad to see others who know this! SLA dates back as early as 1986 (development started in 1983), SLS dates back as early as 1987. Giant defence companies (primarily Dassault Systemes & Dassault Aviation) started using them to make parts that just couldn't be traditionally machined. The machines were make by a company called Sakura from Japan. Stratasys dominated industrial FDM from 1981.

[@dariuszg.8026]

18:24 that speech about UPS's is so true, when I got my computer 6 yers ago it was giving my bluescreen a loot, like 3 times a month, but when I got in my hands a 650W UPS it just stops. its been good for over 4 years now

[@jspikeball123]

You might be due for a battery swap depending on the battery chemistry

[@vnc.t]

a relative of mine has a house, every laptop ever charged there lost its battery, he added a ups, the laptops charging through the ups survived but then... the ups's battery died

[@Montisaquadeis]

I have had a UPS from the 90's since my grandpa died in 2001 myself. The batteries have been long dead BUT the fgact it is a UPS means that the power coming from it is better then whatever comes from the wall outlet in the house I am in. I need a couple hundred for a replacement UPS at this point and yeah its going to take some time to get that cash around for a purchase like that on only $900 or so a month when rent is $500-$600 a month for me and the rest of the money goes towards things like FOOD for the rest of the month

[@Helldiver211]

8:46 kudos to lmg for bleeping out the google

[@fishingdude67]

Very nice. Clean & to the point! Also, the mind of an engineer is so different & undervalued!

[@jasonmirabile5184]

Sebastian's home and design aesthetic is sick!!! I need to get myself a framework laptop baaadly!!

[@ArtyShat]

I like how he is so minimalist and organized but have a fancy flower shirt.

[@SniperReady]

8:10 Linus acts like he wouldn’t totally have 3 mega-sized builds created himself, what a ham. Probably approved them himself lol

[@lukewalker3]

@@SniperReady 😂😂😂 probably

[@tortinetortellini6466]

You should give this guy a channel and just let him create...people would watch that, dude is clever.

[@ApfelJohannisbeere]

That was so wholesome to watch and see great thought and care about the upgrade, while as well learning about him a bit!

[@hananas2]

I love the long chamfer on the desktop, I often see wooden tops with a chamfer at the edge to make them look thinner, but the chamfer is always so steep that you can just instantly see how thick the wood really is.