Thanks a lot mate! I'm glad to hear it was to your liking. The nice thing about actually being a engineer (TBH a pretty bad one tho) is that disposable income means I can spend it on stuff like this. If you have any suggestions as to what to build next I would love to hear it
Everyone starts somewhere... he’s starting here, with 98- nope, 99 subs now and eventually if people keep pressing the ads Like I did, he’ll eventually get to that point
Pretty cool video The sign at the end looks very nice and it’s a very cool and interesting video idea ngl Whatever you do next I can’t wait to see Edit: Also Im just putting the idea out but maybe something to do with Mario would be cool
Thanks for the suggestion! In my previous video "Making fictional currencies" I made a 3d printed Mario coin, but I could definitely do something bigger from the Mario world. any ideas?
Oh yeah that was definitely a pretty nice thing to see, pretty cool on itself actually. I was thinking maybe something to do revolving the powerups in the games. Like the mushroom and the fire flower and the ice flower and stuff like that?
Yeah totally I’d be really cool to see you do more interesting tech or really just anything revolving about stuff like games or shows it’s quite the watch if I say so myself. I’m excited to see what you decide to come up with next!
@@silenteyidentityv2150 correct. Typically I put a budget for each project which includes all the hardware and commissions like the music. Anything leftover gets thrown into an advertising campaign. It's not very much but it helps it grow along faster
@@SomeBadEngineer yeah think about profit and loss like you won't get paid before you get 1k and some amount of views but if you do it as a passion then you are doing well.
@@silenteyidentityv2150 Its more of a passion project for me. I always am building things like this as a hobby, so I decided to just start filming them. I don't really have an interest in making money from it. The only thing would be if my projects would pay for themselves and maybe open gates for more expensive projects that would be awesome. For example, I would have really loved if I could have done this out of actual neon, but buying the equipment to do that can easily cost several thousand dollars.
@@SomeBadEngineer I'm sure that you will become successful keep doing it constantly and you should get offers and a bigger community but consistency is the primary key.
Good thing you advertised this,you have gained 101th subscriber
Thanks a lot mate! I'm glad to hear it was to your liking. The nice thing about actually being a engineer (TBH a pretty bad one tho) is that disposable income means I can spend it on stuff like this. If you have any suggestions as to what to build next I would love to hear it
Y does this guy not have at least 20k subs
He’s good enough to get 100k
Thanks man! That means a whole lot to me :)
He's Some Bad Engineer.
Everyone starts somewhere... he’s starting here, with 98- nope, 99 subs now and eventually if people keep pressing the ads Like I did, he’ll eventually get to that point
Some Bad Engineer that’s ok
Some Bad Engineer oh and I’ve just subbed ur now at 100
Pretty cool video
The sign at the end looks very nice and it’s a very cool and interesting video idea ngl
Whatever you do next I can’t wait to see
Edit: Also Im just putting the idea out but maybe something to do with Mario would be cool
Thanks for the suggestion! In my previous video "Making fictional currencies" I made a 3d printed Mario coin, but I could definitely do something bigger from the Mario world. any ideas?
Oh yeah that was definitely a pretty nice thing to see, pretty cool on itself actually.
I was thinking maybe something to do revolving the powerups in the games.
Like the mushroom and the fire flower and the ice flower and stuff like that?
@@somnusha1862 I like the idea. I'll have to think about what I can implement with those.
Yeah totally I’d be really cool to see you do more interesting tech or really just anything revolving about stuff like games or shows it’s quite the watch if I say so myself. I’m excited to see what you decide to come up with next!
Oh man, taking off the painters tape for the snowflake must've been rather tedious! All in all, it came out looking great! Good job, keep it up!
All of it NICE
Why was this an Ad?
he paid for google ads.
@@silenteyidentityv2150 correct. Typically I put a budget for each project which includes all the hardware and commissions like the music. Anything leftover gets thrown into an advertising campaign. It's not very much but it helps it grow along faster
@@SomeBadEngineer yeah think about profit and loss like you won't get paid before you get 1k and some amount of views but if you do it as a passion then you are doing well.
@@silenteyidentityv2150 Its more of a passion project for me. I always am building things like this as a hobby, so I decided to just start filming them. I don't really have an interest in making money from it. The only thing would be if my projects would pay for themselves and maybe open gates for more expensive projects that would be awesome. For example, I would have really loved if I could have done this out of actual neon, but buying the equipment to do that can easily cost several thousand dollars.
@@SomeBadEngineer I'm sure that you will become successful keep doing it constantly and you should get offers and a bigger community but consistency is the primary key.
Yang forever