Building the mosquito in amber cane (from Jurassic Park)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a video that has been 65 million seconds in the making! That's right; a million seconds is over 11 days, so Peter and I have been trying to finish this project for over 2 years! In this two-part video, we attempt to reproduce the cane used by John Hammond in the film, Jurassic Park. My part of the project was to make the bone handle, and Peter's job was to reproduce the insect embedded in amber.
Companion video:
• DipIt #14: Mosquito in...
Shop Time w/ Peter Brown:
/ kludge1977
Music:
Interloper Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Time spent doing something you enjoy is never time wasted"
muh1h1 preach
Blue Brains wat
[sarcasm][albeitloweffort]
2 video in total 25 min and solution just 4 minutes..
i love this :D
It was a great experience working with you Pocket! The cane looks perfect!
Peter Brown YES! Two of my favorite youtubers collaborate
Nice collaboration keep up the good work both of you! And yes you made me subscribe to Pocket83.
god damn it you got us good
There is but one word for your shared efforts - beautiful.
Puzzles are never a waste of time!
He did it, the crazy son of a bitch he actually did it.
We're going to make a fortune off this place.
Fred Skiddles Your scientists were so preoccupied to see if they could, they never stopped to think if they should.
I don't blame people for their mistakes. But I do ask that they pay for them.
Thanks Dad
Think they got King Kong in those movie references
Coming from Peter's video, it's so refreshing hearing proper audio transitions!
mcol3 I kept thinking that something would snap, break, or glitch.
Haha!!
mcol3 peter makes his videos the best to his ability and that's why I like his videos because he makes all his videos so that we can see who he really is and it also shows that you can have great content without being perfect !
Thank you Mr Peter Brown for enlightening me to this wonderful place to spend the rest of my life wishing I had the persistence to persuade my dad to let me do some wood work. Instead I will sit at my computer making no contact with the outside world, marvelling in your work
KITISANAARDVARK turn 18 then build your own workshop. or Begin now with soft materials like foam and cardboard, then move up from there.
this comment is a vibe
Did no one see the propane and gas and other flammable stuff behind the grinding shot? Nice one pocket made me laugh!
You and Peter did a great job.
I've watched this video probably 4 times now and just noticed
"Since I'm making two of them, I can use one as a frame of reference, like a backbone." A backbone for your bone cane.
Your drilling technique solved a problem I've had trying to reinforce a stick for a cane. Thank you 😊
Came from Peter's channel and subbed.
Fun fact: the earlier models of the wand collection from the Harry Potter movies were supported by having a steel rod which then was coated by resin. Nowadays they're resin only
really enjoyed that small amount of trolling you did with the grinder and the flammables. it's great reading comments about fire hazards.
*I hope a thousand years from now someone finds that and says "Life will find a way"*
DROIDZ Gaming what?
He doesn't know de way
Awesome project. Great work from both of you. Thanks for sharing
Why do I binge watch this stuff? I don't own any of these tools and will never make these projects. But I'll be damned if listening to you explain it isn't the most relaxing thing in the world.
Holy Hell, you could get some real money for that, movie grade replica.
I love the millions of sparks flying towards the gasoline can. xD
As someone who's a first time viewer. The puzzles are quite clever and amazing.
green and yellow.... that added a neat touch. I like how it got into the scratches. Well done the two of you!
Great job, I enjoyed this collaboration. Woodturning, casting and epoxy is my thing. All the best, Jim
They came out fantastic!
Thanks! We were both very pleased. Video doesn't do it justice.
Wow, peter was right, your attention to detail is incredible
I was very nervous when you added the paint, but it really turned out well. Awesome work. Would love to see more collaborations in the future.
I love the humor used for the flammable and explosive things placed next to the grinder
Hah! I liked all of the "flammables" near the grinding ... Really should set off the safety police with that one. Btw, fantastic work.
I love how you're shooting sparks over the top of what looks like a propane tank at 9:35
maybe the best collaboration ever
I feel like they shouldn't have been so perfectly round and straight. In all other ways you two did an amazing job!
Awesome. I didn't even know they made super-long drill bits like that. Also, as many times as I've seen the film, I never paid any attention to the part of Hammond's cane below the amber knob, so never would have guessed it'd be an engineering project. 🙂 I think I just read it as bamboo rather than being a spine replica. I wonder if the makers of the original prop made theirs roughly the same way you guys did.
Again on this video, some very impressive construction techniques I never would have thought of, like the tubing and dowel to prevent the spade bit from getting off-center, or heating the epoxy to give it a more watery consistency.
"This time, on 'How It's Made', Mosquito Bone Canes. Shotguns. And interactive CD-ROMs."
5:30 I used this trick yesterday and it worked brilliantly! I drilled a hole for a lag bolt and forgot to counter-boar first, so I started to work out in my head an overly complicated way that I would drill a hole in a piece of scrap and hot glue it to the surface so the spade bit would be centered and not wander....Then I remembered this video and grabbed some tubing. Thanks Pocket!
I don't get what the half of the comments are talking about
The way the acrylic paints bring out the grain with the added look of the white stain almost makes it look like something u would find out in the old cow pasture out back of home.
Wow those came out really well. :)
Thanks. We were at it for a long time. Where have you been? No main channel stuff in quite a while. Has the CNC stuff trapped you in that vicious trap of technological maintenance? I've been getting so frustrated with all of that lately; it's like I'm becoming increasingly Luddite as I age.
I think the vicious trap of technological maintenance is my day job... but yep, I've starting something which is taking more time (and brain power) then I have. I seem to be drawing upon my reserves of stubbornness to see it through.
I love the propane, gasoline, and alcohol in the background at 9:34. Gave me a chuckle.
You sir have earned a sub.
Finding and solving the puzzle was well worth my time and a lot of fun. ;-)
I love your idea of using spaced guide blocks to drill a long, deep hole. Great solution! The canes came out awesome! Great job, guys.
Oh, and about the secret message. Yes I did. But it was worth it anyway.
GODDAMIT! I got the code and didn't even finish cause I knew what it was when I got to "just"
I know right!
I like how you lengthened the amber head and by doing so made a more solid and stronger connection to the cane
it was my thought that the Kane was always bamboo not bone
It does look like that.
yeah and i dont know why green was added ..it makes it look more like bamboo......still beautiful ..i wonder what they sell them for ?
Jennie Spooner but how would you get bone? Do you wanna hell of a waste of actual dinosaur bones 🦴
Favoriting solely for that trick with the little piece of tubing to keep the spade bit centered, and it's a fantastic prop replica on top of that!
Those look phenomenal! Great work, Pocket
And Peter
Found several slick construction techniques, particularly liked the long drill bit hole and how to hold it in registration. Simple yes but I didn't think of it !! Nicely done.
6:41
"Now, we're gonna be doin' something real special. We're going to tilt or sawblade, on its side. Just a little bit. No need to ask too much of it. So then this way, when we run our piece back through, it'll cut off all these little corners. Don't worry. It won't hurt 'em none. And then that'll give us a nice, happy little octagon. Won't that be special. Let's do it."
#znaproductions
9:33 i love how you are angle grinding with a open bottle of rubbing alcahol directly in the shower of sparks.
love the grinding next to the gas can and isopropyl alcohol hehe
That Chozo in the background at 1:32 I love you for that.
Does nobody notice whats wrong at 9:34
Judging from the amount of containers on the bench, they are probably all empty and he is just messing with us all.
He's always left his sarcasm to us to figure out on are own. Don't forget
when he said he'd quit youtube.
Watching this video I've realised two things. One, you're very clever. Two, the reason I enjoy having a shop and tackling challenges like this is the working out of how to do it first, then actually doing it. Superb work and cleverly done.
philip quick Yes! Sparks next to all the Flammable stuff!! 🔥☡💥💣Good catch!
philip quick ya, I came to comment just to warn the fella.
Looks like an excellent reproduction of the cheesy faux bamboo cane in the movie, I don't know why anyone would think it resembles bone.
You can tell the dude's confident about getting his fingers that close to the saw blade.
Did you ever see Casey Neistat catch a drone in mid-air?
I would never risk that! But there was nothing risky about my table-saw use here.
Perhaps the non-adept just have a tough time understanding the skills that others possess.
Ever heard of push sticks ? If even the best craftsmen out there use them, well there's a reason to that. There really is no need to brag about your skills. You sure have skills. But it's not a reason not to keep your fingers safe. Peace bro.
My fingers were safe, "bro." I'm well aware of my own limits, so if you want to give a lecture, find an audience who is asking you for it. I am not.
pocket83 dick much?
Bitch more like
I don't understand your negative condescending responses. I was a premier propmaker in Hollywood for over 25 years and retired last year. I understand that everybody has a different way of doing things and I respect anyone who tries to build anything.
There is amazing talent out there and I know it. But in the I need it yesterday mentality in the motion picture industry not all processes are efficient enough. And 1 failure to deliver on time is a career ending situation. After working on VAN HELSING and AVATAR I saw that the future of hero prop making was a dyeing concern with the progressive influx of computer generated imaging. So I was very fortunate to have been in propmakings golden years.
You never know who your communicating with so I never assume anything!
Thanks, Scot Mckay
C'mon, man. You can't be that dense. You started the conversation by telling me that my project is "not even close," and that my process was a "waste of time." In case you haven't noticed, this wasn't for a screen prop, and I reproduced it (for TH-cam) in my spare time using internet pictures and a chunk of old pallet wood.
I'm not really interested in your repertoire; as far as I'm concerned, you're just rude.
Could you make a Gandalf staff? That would be quite cool. Or one of the rings from lord of the rings.
Also, great video. Very interesting as well.
You worked with professor brown? I was a student of his many years ago, he taught me what I know about woodworking, I owe my life to that man.
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Im here cause Peter sent me ...Im glad i came ...New sub !
Repeat After Me Restoration
The attention to detail is everything
Suddenly, I need a walking stick
I laughed out loud at 09:40, the cut off wheel spraying sparks onto every combustible you own. Nicely done. :-)
9:40 did he put this in the video to make sure we're paying close attention? lol
Wow. I just did the symbol decryption. I didn't even have to look at the key to decipher that last word. At least I feel somewhat accomplished! Great video! ;D
No regrets, time spent well
Of all your projects so far, I have found this one the most impressive. The problem solving in geometry and forethought of future problems would have (maybe) never occurred to me. I also enjoyed Peter's video immensely. Thank you for this.
All throughout this video, I was wondering why he was making two canes....
I am not the smartest human...
That had to have been super satisfying putting the rod through to find the two holes lined up. Nice.
Oh jesus, honey, your table saw game is insane!
I know this is an old one. But you earned yourself a sub with this video. You are the personification of working smarter not harder. All the tricks you used may have seemed simple to you. But I'm not someone who's very good at woodworking and other shop work like that. Every trick you used to make the work easier, straightforward and incredibly accurate blew me away. Truly awesome video.
First video of yours I've ever watched.
Loved the Grinding next to the propane/alcohol/gas can/splodey Gallon jug.
I am defly a Subscriber now!
Now to finish the video.
Learned so many cool little tricks watching your video. Keep em coming.
I did a double take and laughed my butt off at that grinder scene!! Haha!
These are the simple arts that need to be left to all our children! When one says there’s no work and no money to be made it’s simply because they don’t know that what we create is worth everything as is everything that has been made in the world! Where there is a will there is a life that can be made using our minds and hands, not hand outs!!! Love the videos thank you! After 30 years I still learn new things everyday those who know it all are the one that know the least...
Nice work clever girl! Earned yourself a subscriber!
Loving the "Safety First" side of Pocket shown at 9:34
here from Peter Brown's video
Good job there Pockets I sure Peter will be very pleased that's some very nice work you and Peter created.
I was really interested in watching this video since I am obsessed with peter brown at the moment. Looking at the comments, the first 5 I see is the uploader being rude to people commenting. Maybe I'll just stick to Peter's.
I love this place.
Some of us read the comments specifically for Pocket's pithy wit.
Gwen I've noticed that too. Sometimes it's kinda funny the things he responds to hate comments with, other times it's just unnecessarily rude and unprofessional.
And he's proud of it, seeing as he hearted your comment.
This was like therapy. I'm so relaxed after watching this!
9:34 im crackin up 💥🔥
Inflammable means flammable??! What kind of a country is this!!
Not Pulverman both mean the same thing. yeah, i know, doesn't make sense.
Some incredibly ingenious solutions to annoying problems. Subbed. Great work.
rip secret message
I'm thankful that you worked with Peter Brown. Because
I got to know your channel
why green?
As always, wonderfully elegant problem-solving solutions. A lot of "Ah hah, why didn't I think of that?" moments.
Is it a waste of time if i still got a kick out of it?
I have never seen a video that has brought me such a sense of awe, fascination, admiration, and joy! That was amazing. Thank you for sharing!
I really appreciate that! Thank you.
Are you kidding me
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one of the ones who figured it out, i see
I wonder how many people will waste their time
pshht! :)
Felix Dietz t i am a boy
Wow, I wish I could afford a cane like this but now I know all the talent and work that goes into one... kudos to you sir...
I did wast my time decoding the message
You woodworkers are so preoccupied with whether you could, you didn't stop to think if you should.
But yes, you should and we're all happy you did. Don't stop pocket.
This was great! Subbing.
Not only was the message exciting, but also Informative!
Sparks flying off an angle grinder next to a petrol can and a bottle of 97% alcohol? You sir, are asking for trouble..
That gas can with the rag in and the propane tanks were totally safe though.
We spare no expense.
it took me about a year to stumble onto this video after watching Peters good work on the cane
Surely you must have wasted your time in order for us to waste our time?
I have no idea why I love this channel, but I do, crafting channels like yours and Peter Browns are just so amazing to watch, even if you're like me and have no interest in carpentry. You got a new sub!
9:40 - LOL!
he needs a descreed way to light a molotov
@@seppelucas2223 You must mean "a discreet way", right? Just sayin'.
Dont you just love when two talented you tubers put there work together and do something incredible can you imagine if three or four put there talents together now that would be something to see for sure
I was with you till the green
I still made it less green than the actual prop. Replicas aren't really about what you prefer, anyhow.
the prop was green? Shows how much I know lol. Great job anyhow.
Cernem it’s yellow not green
"the prop was green?"
Nope! It was bone colored, which is only ever so slightly greenish. This youtuber is trying to cover-up his screw-up.
Outstanding craftsmanship! Beautiful!
Goddamit clever Pocket! I just wasted my time!! Still, I quite enjoyed the project!
TheScott10012 the code thing?
9:34 LOOK at all the sparks flying at all the "flammable" stuff hahaha this guy is funny 😂
Ah come on I got pranked
I love this collab. Peter Brown's video brought me here.
The one puzzle I can figure out and it's a red herring 😥
Nooo, I see an M and a J for suuure! Possibly an N and a K as well? I just can't find any more..
Sin R Yes! I saw that too! What is it for?
Sin R I know.
Honestly, don't waste your time.
That dowel trick to keep the spade bit centred is ingenious! Enjoy a like and a new subscriber purely for that!
I wasted nothing I tell you!
Peter's work always blows me away but man these turned out INCREDIBLE! You do awesome work. I look forward to watching a lot more.
It scares me when you don't use push sticks with the table saw.
They weren't needed here.
He probably has 10 toes to use as finger transplants(so he's got nothing to worry about)
I know, made me cringe...
"Needed" or not it's still nerve wracking