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whoooa.. very nice!

 

Yeah those are incredible

 

Thanks Guys!
Thank you for watching!
Spread the Word of the Way Things Move!

Also, check out my other vids
Very Neo-Comedy.

 

GoodMorning!

 

lol you just became my favorite person on hipforums! sorry anyone that might offend

 

Dude stay on these forums and keep us updated - that shit is hilarious

 

....You guys are still impressed by this?

...I must have a short attention span.

What the hell you guys are still watching this? Damn I must have a short attention span or something.

Holy shit this is still on the site? I completely forgot about this, maybe I have a short attention span.

 

Attention Span is closely related to self worth!
Right, or am I right?

 

Don't you have some dominoes to knock over or something?

 

The NEWEST machine is here!!
Legalize IT!!!!!!!

I have many names!

Stash Locator 2: Leglize it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY4JNiZAnFI

 

^hahah! I like it!

I like all the different noises the contraptions make.

 

Hahaha we had to make one of these in the 6th grade

I'm so entertained!:biggrin:

 

yeah I think everyone used to make little things like that but not to that level of intricacy

 

Definitely not.We just had to get water from one side to the other.It only lasted a few seconds and didn't even really work :tongue:

 

yeah theres a lot of trial and error..and patience, far more work than the minute or two of entertainment you get out of it but great none the less

 

Thanks Folks!

I'm starting the next one now; Gonna try to wor in WATER!

Hooray Bongs!

I have water bong and pipe track names!

 

you should make one with the water travelling through it to get to the bong with a simultaneous one running to pack the bowl

 

That one took over 40 takes! (Stash Locater 2)
Sometimes problems lie in observing small details
(measurement increasess for success sometimes
are scaled by the width of pennies, and single degrees of
rotation. You could technically use trigonometry and
inertia vs. mass equations, but like learning guitar,
for some people it is just easier to feel out, rather than
taking highly technical courses. (it still helps though!)

It's always worth the video. I watch them a few times myself.

 

The problem with multi-linear rubes is accquiring a good angle to display camera wise; I'm not against it, but do not think I have the space
in my room to pull it off; I certainly could do it though

 

yeah, if you had the room and two cameras you could have the two videos running side by side but it would be hard to get the timing right for both of them.

The rotating things (screws, tubes etc) I imagine would be the hardest to get right