I Built a Robot That Can Make me Rich

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  @MariusHornberger · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @Kryptychon · 2 years ago

  That&apos;s quite an inspiring quote: &quot;Eventually you run out of ways of doing it wrong&quot; :-)

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  @chromosundrift · 2 years ago (edited)

  OMG love the encoder ring with the limit switch!<br><br>... and &quot;eventually though, you run out of ways to do it wrong&quot;

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  @moverholt311 · 2 years ago

  I think this is one of my favorite videos you&apos;ve ever done. It&apos;s got it all; woodworking, electronics, engineering, etc.

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  @970357ers · 2 years ago

  “Eventually you run out of ways to do it wrong” could be a maker’s motto.

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  @da72762 · 2 years ago

  First time I’ve seen somebody talk through the lathe operations with callouts to the mechanical drawing- what a wonderful value-add to those unfamiliar with the process (like myself)!

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  @GRichardWrotten · 2 years ago

  “Eventually you run out of ways to do it wrong” I am going to use this line daily. Great build!

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  @NigelMarston · 2 years ago

  I am astonished at how comprehensive this work is - right up to testing the air quality with reverse sticky tape. This is next level &quot;thinking outside of the box&quot; stuff. Speed of editing/presentation means there&apos;s nothing boring, and the humour is spot-on too. Honestly one of my favourite channels.

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  @matthiaswandel · 2 years ago

  it would be cool to control he sweep speed based on how much current the router is using

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  @phatcowboy76 · 2 years ago

  You need an emergency stop. Or &quot;estop&quot;. In industry they usually wire control power through a pushbutton that stays pushed in (maintained) when you smack it. This pushbutton has a normally closed contact that opens when you smack it. This shuts everything down almost instantly ( for an emergency situation). If you make a mistake or someone else who doesn&apos;t know the machine as well as the designer gets jammed up in a machine someone can estop the machine. Just a thought.

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  @glitsch7966 · 2 years ago

  It´s just jaw dropping how much allround skill you have with designing, engeneering and programming... and filming. And editing! Such a cool video. Must have been a ton of work. Thanks for sharing!

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  @thecarlob_007 · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s not often you see a sponsor spot that blends in cohesively with the actual content but this video is definitely one of those. 👍

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