Making a metal arm (and a few other things) for my steampunk costume.
I hope you enjoy this video and learn a thing or two (probably what not to do).
This project was fun and I really like the final result. If you’ve noticed from my new channel icon, I’m going to be using this look for future videos as why wear normal clothes when I have a top hat and goggles laying around?
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This is Lady Black and we met at Tell-Tale in Hunt Valley. Looking forward to meeting you again soon.
this is so fun to watch
It was fun watching my normal design/maker process played out on screen by you. I currently have deconstructed vegetable steamers and drill guts lying about waiting to be used for steampunk gadgets and a raygun respectively. If you have a power drill handy, I recommend you invest in a set of step drill bits. They make drilling out and resizing of holes so much easier.
1:16 Now you know how I felt for pretty much my whole life.