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I've been waiting for the crossover episode between my explosive bat and a nut cracker for over a year. It was totally worth the wait. Hope you enjoy it!
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I've been waiting for the crossover episode between my explosive bat and a nut cracker for over a year. It was totally worth the wait. Hope you enjoy it!
If you like these videos you you can now help support them with merch at stuffmadehere.shop! I made a really cool shirt with s blueprint from my unpickable lock. All purchases before December 10th will put your name in the hat for one of two original paintings from Janksy ("Angry Wife" and "Is this thing on").
Nutcracker merch where???????
I'm sure this project drove you nuts
Let us know when you have xl shirts back in stock! Amazing videos
I really wonder if the atf would consider what you just built a suppressor even you just called it a muffler your using want the atf would consider a blank that is being suppressed maybe be extremely careful love the content and I don’t wanna see you being a felon the main reason i say this is most boom sticks are piston operating systems
project idea list mag lev trainset an r2d2 coffee bot a walle bot mini fridge with fob so it finds you a scrap heap robot a junk heap garden statue alien? and smaller insect like a bee ? a telescope dome an aircraft of some kind after crashing through your wall which you turn into a fingerprint recognition ammo box build a cool post box decorative rocket rocket engine light shade gamer crate trash compactor a door that looks like a giant grandfather clock time capsule keg clock beer cooler kegs alien chamber black ink prey aliens are ool its the same as venom iron man vs predator suit of armer with vr inside the helmet 3d print some batteries not included bots with wireless diodes you need a trophie silver surfer meets davincis 6 handed man holding stuff people need water falls as thier bathroom sink 3d print a blade runner gun and find a shoulder holster but rig the gun to turn on the radio and maybe run a swat team of drones to greet visitors you need a transformer head that fits in your hand the rest will make itself over time a water bottle med bed just for inspiration of futuristic vision pirate gun from the futureand and a triple barrel men in black gun just to hang on a wall a coocoo clock snow mountain that alien fighter drones race around a design desk half f1 car half aircraft with pilots clocks resined over with one or 50 secret compartments if you lift the resin lid a magazine rack old french bike theme worth mentioning knitted creatures like the floting wizerd from heman and parrots haha stay cool
This is not a nut cracker. This is a nut buster.
📸😳
He made my ex
Interesting 😏
Him: “The big question.” Her: “I already married you.” 💀💀💀
Not sure if it's a burn or really cute comment
“If a friend asks you if you want to make something powder-actuated, just say no,” Words to live by.
He was using a 50cal he should use a 50BMG
@Verbena IDK well, I know how to make something powder-actuated
@Weird-Creations and it's me, friend that asks you to make things high explosive actuated
@Weird-Creations I'm down, sounds like a good idea!
I absolutely love this channel, I'm a CNC machinist, changed careers in my late 20's and went back to school for CNC and still now that I've been working in the field for almost 3 years feel like a rookie sometimes. Every video you make I either learn something new or learn a different way of solving a problem. And it's fun having a channel to talk to a bunch of old shop monkeys about (I'm by far the youngest guy at my job) thanks for all you do man and have a happy holiday!
Man, him being so good at these kinds of stuff is one thing, but his sense of humor and the editing. Wow!
"The big question..." "I already married you." She's definitely a keeper.
Who else doesn't get it
Made me smile
The amount of time and effort that goes into your videos is mind boggling. Seriously respect.
I'm so glad I found this channel long enough ago to see the constant progression of Shane's video quality, presentation skills, and everything else. This channel is moving from amazing to world changing!
It's always interesting to see other schools of engineering at work. I'm a Computer Engineer myself and I use many of the same techniques and mathematical tools that he uses but to solve completely different problems
this is one of my favorate creations he's made, in my opinion it is one of the most professionally and optimaly designed overpowered things he's created. well done
Shane: *Makes a nutcracker with 80k pounds of force* Shane’s Explanation: “If I put a piston over these blanks, the expanding gas will shoot it up and crush deez nuts.”
🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
@João Cunha and now its popular
Remember... It's all powered by shell-farts
@alex39082 I was using voice to text, I said it in a voice that would let you know I was amused, but reading it in text it makes me sound like what my profile picture talks like.
@Asterism Did it really though? You didn’t even ROFL or LMAO… not even a simple LOL.
This has got to be one of the coolest ITmores channels. love the humor, the projects are awesome, and the breakdowns are always presented in an interesting fashion
It's amazing how much work he puts in one video! 😳 Amazing job!
Love your videos. You make science looks cool. You'll inspire a lot of kids into science. Keep up the great work.
I loved this video! This was an awesome project and I appreciate how well you showed the engineering process. Love Jaws!
"The big question." "I already married you." Was probably one of the most underrated jokes in this video.
They're honestly perfect together and it's amazing
I liked the video after this
19:10
Ong
@Bert Mortino same
Love your videos super excited to see the next one. [Waiting patiently 😌]
Great video dude, loving all of your content. A pretty cool idea would be a blank powered pogo stick. Using an auto feeding magazine to supply the chamber with ready blanks for each bounce. Completely unconventional but ya gotta put shame to the pitiful hop rod! (A gasoline powered pogo from the 60s) keep up the good work and content!
You have the coolest channel on this platform by far! Seriously my favorite channel! I wish I understood science and engineering as well as you to create fun things like this!!!!! Keep up your awesome work man!
More of the comedic writing of Mrs Stuff Made Here please. A welcome addition to the channel ☺️
The editing, jokes, and storytelling, along with all the science, just keeps getting better!
@David Mueller nope...it hes wife :D ... i couldnt resist...
@Bill Sorrell Of course you find it funny, like the guys in pointy white hats love each other's joke too.
That’s why we’re here
I just wish I could like this video again. Been a fan a long time man, and your videos are just putting out more and more value.
This video is the best edited and structured that you’ve made! Nice work! It’s not overdone, and is still educational.
That's awesome, absolutely think you and your wife are very clever making interesting projects with great details. Keep up the good work guys .👍 All the way from Australia 👍
Love the ideas you have for videos man keep killing it.
“Time for the big question” “I already married you” Your wife is hilarious
And the beeeg smiles, very entertaining
@ameyarocks yes, to him
She was so fun this time, it was a pleasure to watch them both
savage 😂🤣
Scripted.
I just finished my strengths of materials class and really enjoy seeing the topics I’m learning about applied! Keep up the great work!
Impressive engineering as usual, though that made me question, how he can be so good at engineering and then expect the ball bearing to crack, rather than the expected result of the jaws getting deformed
I love how extra educational this felt. Really made it all understandable
Love the videos, one of the few ways a dad can live through you and not buy my own mill. I would love to see your attempt at making an air-soft gun equivalent that will fire golf balls repeatably. If you could do it with just using springs it would be legit.
This nut buster probably has more crushes than anyone else in the world. I am in love with it, too! Brilliant video as always!
@Raúl Albañil thanks :)
YOOOO i havent seen you active in ages, glad to see ur alive -one of ur viewers, active mc redstoner
Trust in Jesus Christ
Nut buster
Im am so thankful for this man. Learned a lot from videos
You earned a sub from me, simply because of the flawless placement of the gas vent. 10/10.
I love that you show failed attempts, it's very interesting to see what goes wrong initially
Personally i feel like you are doing what we all have wanted to or thought about doing. All i can say is . you are awesome, keep it up
This man is literally a god tier engineer, he only sees two outcomes: 1. It works 2. Try again The sheer force of will in this man is commendable
@Double Dare Fan totally get that. I just approach things differently and wouldn’t be able to not feel pressure. That’s all.
@Patrick Herke Thank you for your considered reply. I will readily admit that complexity in and of itself cannot prove the existence of God. But I would also point out that the present model of chemical evolution/abiogenesis cannot account for the complexity of life. The chemistry involved cannot even be replicated with pure ingredients in lab conditions let alone in a pre-biotic earth. As such, to accept evolution as fact is frankly absurd in my view and the idea that we were created by an eternal God does seem on balance far more plausible.
@Harold Seah Complexity really has very little to do with likelihood of intelligent design. Instead if you said that, I'd suggest that there are no known natural processes that would shape metal in such a way, however, there are many ways that and similar things are actively being made by people. (the second half with evidence for the human made explanation is really important) Thus making unlikely to happen by chance. And then ask if you had evidence suggesting such processes did exist. As for the existence of life, the broad strokes of how it propagates and evolves are reasonably well understood. And there are a number of reasonable hypotheses for how it first came to be on Earth. One of these includes the fact that amino acids have been shown to be able to form from chemicals present on Earth and atmospheric electricity. Some others center around the formation of proteins, RNA, proto-cells (which have been replicated), and metabolism first hypotheses. However, if you suggest life is complex therefore something (in your case, God) made life, you run into a problem. The assumption that something must have made life seems to indicate that complexity is necessary to create complexity. As such God must be complex. But if God is complex, how did God come to be? Thus, in introducing God to the equation, we haven't actually gotten any closer to an answer. We've just added a layer of abstraction to the problem. Most religions stop around here and say well, God's beyond our understanding, or you need to have faith, or something like that. Because most people are more comfortable with the idea that even if they don't understand how this world works, someone does and that entity can help them. Because you can pray to God, you can make sacrifices, you can persuade another intelligent being. But you can't argue with the temperature or the atmospheric pressure. You can't argue with gravity.
@hjalar I hear you, and I used to think that as well. But consider if I said that the Nutcracker in Shane's video was made by accident even if it is clearly designed with purpose, function and intent. You would laugh at me, and point to the clear evidence of design to say someone must have made it. Surely we are more complex than a shotgun-shell actuated nutcraker, and someone must have made us. Someone who is actually God-tier for He is God.
@Geddy V "He hits a wall" Next thing on his mind? Jackhammer! He will demolish that wall so he can move on!
Love the video as always, I think it'd be really cool to show the papers you used. Specifically I'm curious on that paper that helped you calculate how thick the chamber that holds the piston that ended up being an inch. Again, love the video as always!!
I love your videos! I watch them on my lunch breaks and definitely stay up too late learning about engineering. In a video you said that you like using the Concepts app on your iPad. I installed it and I really like scratching and planning things out there. Another app similar to that is Shapr3D. I don’t use it much, but I thought you could use it because of the ability to quickly draw out 3D models on your iPad. Just thought you might benefit from something like that!
i have so much respect for youtubers like you because they will spend days and days sometimes even weeks to make stuff like this , it’s truly inspiring.
Powder actuation is now my new favorite thing! Omgosh keep making stuff like this!
"The Big Question--" "I already married you" I know she plays a grump on this channel but every now and again she lets her love for you show and it's unironically so wholesome
Bruh just as I started reading this comment they said that line
@CS Hobo you can clearly see her smiling when she is
@CS Hobo she is acting
idk she just always looks like she really doesn't want to be here but he's paying the bills so meh.
@Ashten Nicolas That is the look of someone truly in love. Sadly that is a look most of us will never receive.
Everytime i watch a new video i think back to pulp fictions, "oh! look at the big brain of brad!" So thank you for that! And thanks for making awesome videos!
I’m impressed you are explaining your process for the design vs guesstimate. Awesome job
This is so f*cking awesome! I'm an mechanical engineering student and I can't study my finals because of your videos. I wasn't gonna study anyway, thanks Shane!
I've watched this three times... It is just as entertaining every time, this dude has mastered ITmores.
"If I waste material, it's a tragedy." Spoken like a true engineer. Man, I love this guy.
Says that then scraps 5 parts off because he can't get some holes to line up lol
while designing a maschine to waste material for no reason
Said the Guy making a thermonuclear nutcracker
@ticklord well i meant engineering obviously requires material cost and planning and some tests after its made.
@John Wayne It's more of a self deprecating joke towards engineers in general. The goal is always to engineer the most efficient thing, but often with engineering, tiny mistakes cause material loss etc.
The limiting factor will be the hardness of the steel cylinder. That ball bearing was probably
I love this channel man you make REALLY good videos
I’m not sure exactly when I stumbled upon your channel but I must say that your videos are some of the most entertaining yet educational videos I’ve ever seen. The way that you can break down physics and make it understandable and humorous helps prove that science can be fun and exciting. I wish when I was in high school i had had a teacher who could break things down the same way you do. Please keep it up. Can’t wait to see what problem I never thought about before yet always wanted an answer to you tackle next
Feels like you are training for designing a true weapon in the future 😅
Like they say: Physics is math with the universe’s limitations, and engineering is physics with a budget.
@MsKitt The budget is approximated as a sphere with a radius of $; Unfortunately it was a cube with a wall length of $, misestimating the total volume by a factor of ~2.
@doe maeries I see you shop on Amazon!
@Serban C. Musca Security factor 0.9
@Crota Mostly error, maybe
@B3 Dubbs assumptions are the only thing that fit in the budget
It would be awesome seeing Shane get into Battlebots. I wonder what kind of destructive bot he would make
You're brilliant and inspiring. Like a real life mad scientist