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Been using it for almost 3 years now. Cannot live without it now a days. Its like how your fingers align to WAD on keyboard to play CS. And now for cad, lol

Thanks, that was high quality tips!

Great first impressions review. I love pointing out the balancing that must’ve went into the trade offs for ID and manufacturing. Looking forward to what’s next!

What photosensor ICs does this use?

Nice machine

Those red and black wires on the front are so two of these furbies can talk to each other. These things are so complex, it’s amazing! I wish the newest ones from 2023 were as complex as this.

Cock a doodle doo, Cock a doodle boom.

That goofy, excited, smile getting more and more dificult to suppress as the video goes on is great 😂 🎉

at 2,5k subs and youre getting free stuff already?

You got me pumped! Keep it up

NGL the eyes look like enclosed camera units

thank you sir ,but i have a question is how can i move the part's view like you ,i only can drag the middle mouse to change the view

Very Helpful, Thank you sir!

hey stop i hate when ppl destroy furbys

13:20 I think Little live pets's ‘clever keet’'s leg/wing and beak/neck and ‘little live pets surprise chick’'s beak and leg have similar as this mechanism. This also has one motor rotating in different directions to move different parts.

I don't mind videos like these but come on man. you destroyed a perfectly good furby, 2005 furbys are extremely hard to find in such good conditions :(

Haven’t graduated yet but loved the advice. Thanks man

was a blue collar after finishing high school cause i didnt know what i wanted in life. and worked few years. now i finally choose to study again for engineering. being blue collar definitely gave me a different perspective. it might seem easy but the work is extremely repetitive and exhausting. for most people there lives paycheck to paycheck with no escape even if they wanted to go. it has taught me to be humble, even to those people that might seem to be rude toward you, cause you never know the struggle they go through. though i wished i started sooner cause ill probably not graduate w a master before 29 🥲

can you make a video on complete roadmap for mechanical engineering ? It will be more helpful and a complete guide for aspiring mechanical graduates like me.

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Chris, I think you encapuslated the mentality one must carry to be successful in engineering very well in one of your first sentence: "School put you through the ringer to get you to learn HOW to learn." This is the single most important thing I believe we do as engineers. It's not knowing A, B, or C, but rather asking the right questiosn to figure out the answer is actually D. Its that flexibility and malleability to throw us into an unknown situation, and slowly but surely understand more about it and figure it out. I just finished my first year and a half of post graduate field work/job experience and the biggest peice of advise I have to everyone and myself is: Never stop learning and leveling up. Between studying for FE/PE Exams or getting a Masters in your prefered field of engineering, you'll never be too smart and always have more you can do to grow your technical and personal skills to make you a more valuable asset to your current or future team. Lastly to those struggling to find employment in this precarious economy, I want you know that I understand how hard it is. I highly reccomend Chris' other videos and another TH-camr by the name of Tamer Shaheen on how to apply properly. More important than ANY of that though, is to attend your colleges job fairs AS AN ALUMNI. With or without experience, those companaies are LOOKING for people to higher and you can bypass alot of AI sifting tools that HR use and go straight into an interview. Wherever we end up, just remember you are not alone and no matter what happens, the tools we learned in college are more about the bigger picture of learning how to approach an unknown situation and slowly figuring it out. It isnt about engineering problems, its really about a methodology to approach all unknown areas in life: define the variables/paramters, do some research/ask around, attempt to develop a solution, test how effective that solution was, refine from what you learned, and repeat. Best of luck to us all my friends, we are the pioneers of tomorow so don't give up!

Great video, seeing the clutch pedal assembly outside the car was a really good idea!

Graduated and it's been close to 4 months, been mass applying to jobs, been tweaking out my CV and cov letters as well. Been asking for help as well but every now and then you just feel hopeless and devastated and it's actually so depressing but thanks for the words. Hopefully better days coming

Yeah thx that gen sucked 2023 is better

I will come to this video in 2027 And listen to it again but with more passion and happiness that I completed my big target 😢

Great video! I needed this advice now that I'm going hard on the job search and feeling a little nervous

Bless you child!

As an undergrad student this is very valuable knowledge. Thank you!

I have a Champagne Spanish speaking Furby. I saw the wires leading from the reset button to the battery posts needed to be resoldered and I was able to do that, but then something weird happened. It speaks fine, but won't move. I have no idea if another wire that's for movement has detached somewhere. Can you help me with this issue? Thank you

i sometimes have a hard time with appearances not enabling or showing when i render parts.

Hello, whats the progress?

As a recent graduate searching for jobs (only being one month searching), i needed to hear these words. I thought I did not have enough skills to enter at this career or the impostor syndrome is hitting me strongest after graduation. At least I will keep what I always was good at, my willingness to learn anything new especially skills or things that I may not be familiar with.

thank you for your sacrifice. Now i wonder if there is a space mouse project using led and phototransistor. Most of the project I found still using 4 joystick module to track 6dof

7:10 imagine if a furby dose this

7:10 lol it barfed

Hey the eyes is i see the anumalia is the endo eyes in five nights at Freddy's!?

I’m currently going into my junior of mechanical engineering. Currently at an internship and I feel so lost. This was definitely a good pick me up. Especially about the grades, I always feel like I’m just squeezing through my classes

That was really helpful thank you

So its basically it ask you to push down and you expect help then betray you by giving you that push up effect that tricks your brain. Basically its useless? Unless your beginner that has no experience with clutch yet

thanks

you mean .498 right instead of .48

Pro tip: put the words open sauce in the video title for more hits from searches :)

When will race times be announced?

Underrated channel

12:09 It's the son of David Cheeseman!

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