Robot Hand controlled by my Real Hand

[@tayzonday]

You make me have more empathy for product design. So many things can go wrong in trying to do one thing right.

[@endgovernmentextremism]

Move away from the mic, Zonday.

[@joaozapkkkk2318]

Jesus loves you.❤

[@TomOConnor-BlobOpera]

Ah! Love it. This is excellent. You resisted the urge to make it give the middle finger gesture better than I would have been able to!

[@joaozapkkkk2318]

Jesus loves you.❤

[@TylerBellMakes]

I'm saving up for a better slow mo camera. You can help by supporting me on Patreon! patreon.com/tylerbellmakes

[@mikey2time484]

Dude makes a complex robotic hand in a 7min video.. this is old school KZbin at its best 👌

[@joaozapkkkk2318]

Jesus loves you.❤

[@buckh6233]

If you rebuild the hand to grip soda cans it'd be the coolest can crusher in existence

[@Brick_Science]

This was really awesome!!

[@alkalinedale]

Your enthusiasm and excitement are just the best

[@pauljosefweichselbaumer7390]

6:49 that Schwarzenegger impression is perfect to the point hahaha. Love it :)

[@joaozapkkkk2318]

Jesus loves you.❤

[@lanceanthony198]

Amazing project and slick story telling. This channel is so underrated

[@SpAm-AcCoUnT]

The webbing Jamie used is from Dyneema climbing slings. They’re woven from UHMW Polyethylene. Super duper strong, lightweight, and almost totally static (very little stretch). Great for this application. Love spectra in here. That being said, it will slowly stretch out over time. It has settle stretch, as it’s not polyethylene, just notUHMW. Not a huge deal, but if this hand sits on the shelf for a while and you notice it’s lost some tension, that’s why. Super rad! Love the pneumatic cylinders, it looks so good.

[@TylerBellMakes]

Awesome!

[@Hawk7886]

Dude I love your enthusiasm so much

[@tompomarede742]

Man that content is top notch ! You cover such complexe topics yet making them understandable for all of us with great educational value. I don't understand why you don't have millions of subs ! Keep up the good work Tyler, the subs will come for sure ! Thanks for those great videos you make

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thank you!

[@GunganWorks]

Fantastic! And the amount is restraint exercised to not give us the finger was spectacular and refreshing.

[@cuberyllium]

Now mount that on an arm like the LEGO one that 'Brick Science' made

[@YoursUntruly]

You’ve already surpassed TheBackyardScientist’s videos at 100k… I honestly can’t wait to see the things you’re going to do with a higher budget.

[@alexzachgo8559]

The rope used in myth busters is called mule tape and it is used for pulling wire through conduit. Very strong stuff and slick so it doesn’t catch on things

[@yellowmuginc]

I've been waiting for this incredible build, this came out great and I love your attention to detail! Thanks for walking us through it. Keep Making!

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thanks Stu!

[@CarsonDarling]

The webbing that Mythbusters used looks like dyneema climbing slings. Check out the Mammut Contact Sling 8.0

[@nickcowley8757]

Woops didn't scroll down enough to see this before commenting the same thing

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great video, well done. Super cool project. Wouldn't want to shake hands with it. Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒👍

[@StevenHearndon]

Very, very cool.

[@CodyHovland]

Awesome build! You should make a mobile version. Use it as a vise and have it help you build stuff. lol

[@keithviolette5870]

To account for the cable stretching, you could add a sustaining valve to each cylinder, like in old drum brakes, which would maintain a few psi, keeping the string tight. You would need stronger springs though. You could also use spring extend/air retract cylinders to neaten the cable routing. Extra levers could be used to increase power while reducing stroke, but you would need aircraft cable or kevlar webbing to prevent stretching. I've designed and built a few hands in my time - my profile pic is me wearing a LUKE arm, something I've been honored to help create for wounded warriors.

[@keithviolette5870]

To account for the cable stretching, you could add a sustaining valve to each cylinder, like in old drum brakes, which would maintain a few psi, keeping the string tight. You would need stronger springs though. You could also use spring extend/air retract cylinders to neaten the cable routing. Extra levers could be used to increase power while reducing stroke, but you would need aircraft cable or kevlar webbing to prevent stretching. I've designed and built a few hands in my time - my profile pic is me wearing a LUKE arm, something I've been honored to help create for wounded warriors. Keep the great content coming!

[@stanceworks]

Lots of engineering went into that! Really cool. I'd love to see a follow up episode if you make any revisions! Would love to see it crush some stuff. Maybe a soda can would work well?

[@kevinlizotte897]

Love the mythbusters throw back. Nice build!

[@dannyberg4294]

Spectra is incredible stuff. I work as a rigger in the skydiving industry and we use it for parachute lines

[@barryphilrush719]

Nice job , on the hand Build 🤘

[@CmmdrKitty]

Okay that is officially the coolest thing I've ever seen! I am curious as to what you do next!

[@samc5898]

Bicycle brake cables are about 1.5mm in diameter. Braided steel or stainless, definitely strong enough for a hand if it's strong enough for brakes. Very cheap and available online or at local bike shop as well.

[@joshgribbon8510]

I read the title in reverse - a robot hand controlling your real hand, and while it seems fairly dangerous to develop test it would be a great video. You could link up the system to your current sensor and even have someone else control your hand!

[@jackwriter1908]

...why am I even surprised anymore?

[@BlackSilverTreasure]

Good job dude really cool!

[@thedrifter5531]

to make it so it can properly grip i would suggest making the fingers longer like make the length between each joint further or add a way for the knuckle/back of the hand to bend

[@SchysCraftCo.]

TB your a Absolute Mad Sciencetest or evil Genius, you pick. Wowsers awesome. I love myth busters. Can't wait to see what your mind comes up with next. Can't wait to see more videos. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work TB. Keep making. Hot Diggaty. God bless.

[@ASingleApe]

I have been thinking about making a more compact version of something like this for awhile now so its super cool to see another person with a similar idea.

[@3_or_more_characters971]

Can't wait for this guy to br famous

[@schtinky1151]

Dude, you should totally mount this to your arm as a power glove! Crushing walnuts, and splintering unfortunate pieces of wood! It's be awesome!

[@anikpoiriermartinez6938]

this means it’s possible to make a mimic from fnaf ruin dlc

[@alanwordley5977]

I wouldn't advise the "Wallowitz" robot hand application. 🤔

[@spokehedz]

Imagine when someone asks you "Hey, can you give me a hand?" and you reply with, "Yeah, here you go!" and send 'em this video.

[@igormorningstar]

Think i found my next binge youtuber

[@whatsupwithshane7026]

In case anyone is still wondering, it looks like the ribbon the Mythbusters used is called Mule Tape.

[@MrVolt]

Super fun! Would love to see a V2 with dual hand control :)

[@lauig]

Hey, do you guys remember december 2027 when Tyler Bell Projects released the very first full scale Gundam ? What a banger !

[@bytesizedengineering]

I love watching your videos! You always have such fun ideas

[@buffalojones341]

Can’t believe you aren’t a lot closer to a million subs! Well produced, interesting, and unique videos are your norm. Keep it up man!

[@johgranger1304]

You could add strong springs to the other side of the strings to prevent the fingers from hitting themselves too hard. It would act as a passive force limiter. Also, your grip problem is caused by the incomplete thumb/hand motion.

[@ckutzli]

Love it! Thanks Tylor

[@Mooper92]

I feel like a bicycle brake cable would work fairly well. They are thin, flexible, and strong.

[@reecec626]

This was definitely worth the wait!

[@hunterparis7228]

This is awesome!!!! They were using Tech 12 or Technora fibers. Spectra and technora are very similar but technora doesn’t have as much stretch.

[@coztac1991]

Tyler dude this project is super awesome, just insane really the type of content you put out and the quality, you're a top lad keep it up

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thanks!

[@-NGC-6302-]

I wonder what Tyler would think about Ian Davis’ prosthetic hand. Everyone should check it out, that guy’s hand is amazing.

[@justinreid2703]

Thats cool my dude!

[@justinreid2703]

I would put the "f" in there but my daughter likes your videos to!

[@slimmark5526]

High tensile webbing=mule tape. Electrician use it to pull large wires in conduit. Electrical supply store should have it.

[@Zachafinackus]

This is really cool! If you want to see a cool engineered prosthesis, I'd check out Ian Davis' channel. He lost his fingers in an accident and has made his own new hand (and he's still working on it too).

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

Absolutely incredible as always bud!

[@TylerBellMakes]

Thanks Ethan!

[@backyarddiscovery3485]

Dude you so smart

[@spectralgamingandmusic9178]

damn.. them welds so beautifull

[@-Deena.]

I suppose it will save you from sitting on your hand till it's numb.

[@oddmerlin9797]

may i suggest flex sensors? they would allow for finer control and variability in the finger positions

[@tracybowling1156]

I love, love, love your videos. I have been waiting forever bc you are just so great of a maker. I just wish your videos were much longer.

[@technoch33s3c4k3]

Have the finger input be analog like a trigger to get control over how far the fingers move for finer control.

[@negativejam2188]

The main reason it can’t grip very well is because it looks like how an alien would try to mimic a human hand to blend in as a 350lbs mechanized man-suit. It’s not perfect but could pass at a glance. Very cool though!

[@davebauerart]

Very fun! Lots to learn to maker a stronger version 2.0!

[@TPS070]

Use paracable bro, highly durable, yet very flexible, and the last stress test done with paracable was able to withstand 305 lbs of pressure, thats more than enough.

[@rantanplan1911]

5:03 it literally sounds like a sniper trying to shoot you across the map but he can't because of your ninja moves

[@Stubones999]

It looks like strands of Dyneema cording used in the Mythbusters video.. Dyneema has very little stretch and is as strong as steel.

[@kylethecreator]

That was a sick build Tyler! I was really hoping to get flicked off by both man and machine 😂

[@ASingleApe]

You should try the next step of making a super strength glove, have cords on the bottom of the palm.

[@Rouverius]

Give yourself a robotic High Five, man. That thing is great. Tyler, Merry Christmas to you and your family. And Lord bless you all in the coming year.

[@Oddly_Fascinting]

You do amazing work and deserve million views... Just make thumbnails and title on point

[@Khorde_theHusk]

i dare you to build a full humanoid robot controlled by full body tracking vr.

[@Spexx368]

Finally I can flip someone off remotely

[@WesleyTreat]

I'll take two.

[@zachmiller9175]

Amsteel is what you need not spectra, people use it for hammock suspensions and amsteel is known to have significantly less stretch than spectra.

[@swannschilling474]

Nice!! Great project!! 😁

[@akrimmer86]

Awesome video!

[@kylebrake1806]

I love your videos!

[@coztac1991]

How about, Making a Better Robot Hand than the Mythbusters or Myth busters Robot Hand v2? 😊

[@kuechekretzschmar2655]

Did you think of using 1.2 mm shifter cabel from a bicycle? Brake cable is 1.6 mm

[@noyou6773]

He is now the ruler of everything

[@jesseshort8]

That webbing Jamie used might've been Amsteel/dynema.

[@kennethheintzeman2892]

Very cool!

[@NishimotoBricks]

i read the title as "robot hand controls my real hand" lol

[@CrudeButEfficient]

Wonderful! Just a tad bit less power and some more friction on those fingers and you'll be fine!

[@heyimamaker]

A bit late to the party, but maybe some steel fishing line or even nylon fishing line. There is something called Nano Cord, its 0.75mm and 36lbs test. Even braided fishing line. Might be 2-3mm and is 200lbs test. I am almost 100% sure there is some b-role for you flipping the robot bird 😂

[@gamingdevil49]

This hand looks almost exactly like the one from ash vs evil dead

[@purpurthedragon]

It's time to do it with Lego!

[@TravisMus]

so sick!

[@nedben1602]

based on the second I saw it, I think what they used looks like a dyneema sling

[@NovaSuperSuper]

now do it. *with springlocks.* 😈

[@joshuabrookmyer4119]

I was waiting for it to flip the bird

[@Free_Too]

He used Dyneema in the video - they are mountain climbing slings

[@W_Anderson]

You could use this for a vr hepatic glove

[@theveganrancor3678]

It looks like Jamie was using hockey skate lace

[@myyoutubechannel260]

Use dyneema for the string it has no stretch

[@catface101]

Robot hand is the future

[@Bramble20322]

Why didnt you use Bike brake cables, my dude.

[@mantrheman]

I'm incredbly dissapointed that you didn't make it flip us off.