This is why I have 17,342 pounds of tools

A big thanks to everyone who supports me on Patreon. Not only does it help make projects like this possible, they've been great to bounce ideas off for projects. Check out patreon.com/stuffmadehere if you're interested in directly supporting these projects. I'm planning to post more details on these launchers at my second channel if you're interested: tinyurl.com/smhtoo

This is the most over engineered shop tour I have ever seen. Love it

Hey man, quick tip about the first aid kit: could I recommend you install it at knee height? In case you lose the ability to stand in an injury, a first aid kit at knee cap height will allow you to use it while sitting down. Great video!

Just casually drops that he is partially responsible for one of the largest progressions in 3D printing technology

Me: "Oh man, he is such an amazing engineer... Well at least I'm a professional programmer, so I guess I'm at least good at something." Him: "Ah yah and by the way I'm the guy who wrote the support structure algorithm of the Formlabs SLS printers"

This is the kind of videos that should be shown in middle/high schools to get kids interested about learning real world skills and abilities.

Hey @Stuffmadehere, speaking as an emergency responder (and a finger amputee, fun fact) you should take your tourniquet out of the plastic wrapper and preset it. If you have an injury that’s bad enough to need a tourniquet, odds are you will have blood on your hands and adrenaline shakes, which mess with fine motor control. Having to tear open the plastic bag would be difficult and waste valuable “I don’t want to lose more blood” time. Infection is the least of your worries at that point, so the bag serves no useful purpose. You may also consider practicing with it at some point to see how fast you can place it properly. My whole family loves your channel and the family friendly content. Thanks for all your amazing videos!

8:31 I love looking at what he has on his screen behind him. He asked on Quora 'How badly hurt could you be if struck by a 1/3" ball bearing launcher from a slingshot?' I love this

I love the relationship you two have. That's a big reason I watch is the vibe you two have together. It's awesome to see super sweet genuine people. It a good example for others.

"what's your favorite catapult?" " t u b e "

I feel like a single-celled organism watching this video.

It's hard to watch this channel and not get sad that I could never be smart enough to do these things. He sees the world in such an amazing way, he's able to process information incredibly. I feel like nothing.

I've just introduced your channel to my 3 boys - 15, 9 and 7yo. They are enjoying your content greatly, and I can see it opening their minds and creativity before my eyes. Thanks for all of your hard work, nerdiness, and humour.

I love how he casually brushes over the fact that he was partly responsible for one of the best known resin printers.

i swear, this guy NEVER stops impressing me with every video he publishes.

You have a workshop I could not even dream off. Very cool to see you use all your machines to its best potential :D

I love the "How badly hurt could you be if struck by a 3/9" ball bearing launched from a slingshot" touch in the background @8:50

Didn’t even notice this video was 33 minutes long. I enjoyed every second

"This bad boy over here is a Form3, a resin printer made by Form Labs, which I invented btw but whatever"

I really appreciate and respect the fact you took the time to shout out your own appreciation and gratitude towards your specific situation. That’s awesome to see, and love the videos! 😌