I love that the little pits from casting, blacked in end up looking like it's battle worn and adds to the authenticity of it all. What 3d printing and cnc machines have added to casting, etc is mind blowing. You said in a previous comment that you think this project it too niche to get a lot of likes, I say don't trust someone who hasn't see terminator! Beautiful work.
Thanks! Yes, you're right. I could polish it further and make it all shiny and perfect, but I'm deliberately leaving in some of the marks and even accentuating them to give it a slightly worn/weathered appearance, which I think is a lot more fitting.
@@AndysMachines I didn't expect your comment, especially the fast one. You should put some crypto address in a video description, then I could buy you some beer or coffee. Keep up the good work, and never change the format of videos they are perfect.
So glad to see real machine work on T800 ! I’m sure you will get great reviews as I did in 2002 for my fiberglass bondo unit I made for my computer repair store ! I made my skull by freezing and print screen of the move as the terminator was chasing Sarah and Kile through the factory. If I had a 3D printer I could have made a ton of money selling them for man caves! So many people offered me money for the unit in my store, it was ridiculous! I did a wax model and aluminum casting but ran in to the same as you did but worse! Not knowing what I was doing! Good luck and great job!
Really ... looks like a Terminator skull some random human freedom fighter looted from the battlefield and brought it back to his people like some kind of trophy. The little ditches and cracks in the metal just give the end result a unique finish. Not too perfect, but I really like it.
Yes, that's kind of the look I'm going for, I've deliberately left some of the marks and imperfections, even blackened them, to give it a more authentic look.
I'm astounded at your skill and jealous of your awesome tools. That was an awesome video. Great closeups of your work. I see this video becoming very popular.
Being an avid fan I see this and yes, amazing video! I have been 3d printing a 1:1 in resin and modifying for animatronics. Now I want to scratch all of that and cast all my parts I made, lol. Really superb craftsmanship!
Finally, metal teeth. Too many skulls have the bone colored teeth. The endoskeleton is supposed to have the flesh burned off and just be metal. Awesome work.
Glad you like the teeth! A lot of people tell me they should be enamel coloured, but personally I prefer the dirty metal look and I think it's more authentic.
you have done a amazing job, and made me want to start casting, oh just imagine having the eyes light up and a motor to have the cogs move that would be freaky but awsome.
I am both fascinated and repulsed by this. Beautifully finished! The sound of those hand files, though. They grate on my nerves every time, LOL! It’s a cross I have to bear…
Thanks! I didn't show it in this video because it was about the skull, but check out my 2 other videos on the eyes (2 versions) they are in the playlist.
Don’t know how I got here... was looking for programming videos and damn, am I glad to have clicked on your video. What an amazing job. Actually what an amazing art. I’m going to watch the video a few times for sure later on this evening. It’s so intense and beautiful. Thank you helping to forget my programming for a while. Gonna watch Arnold this weekend with my dog I guess. So much to watch on Netflix and Prime Video but never know what to choose. If they don’t have Terminator 1 on I’ll DL it from a torrent site. Wish you all the best, take care. Stay safe! 😉👋👍
OMG this is amazing. This is possibly the one thing I would actually spend time and money doing, out of all the videos I have watched. Please share your files;)
Thanks! It's actually a long process making the pattern, creating the investment mould, burning it out etc... It was quicker to repair the poorly cast parts, plus I didn't want to waste them.
Really awesome! I wonder if you could of saved some of the finishing time by smoothing the PLA parts out more before casting. I really admire all the work you have put into it, it shows so well by the finished quality!
Thanks very much! Not as much time as you might think, as I would have to finish and polish the metal parts anyway, I only cleaned up the worst of the 3D prints, plus I prefer to work with metal than plastic and I actually left some of the rough print texture in some places to give a weathered appearance which I think looks more authentic.
Be careful man, you're gonna get a visitor from the future because somebody started a robot army that took over the world. Great job man, new subscriber.
Nice work.... I've got 3D files on an Arm and a Head with neck and stand, I've also got a full Endoskeleton in the Genisys version... Happy to send you copies if you'd like any of them
Thanks! I've downloaded several (paid for) 3D files recently, mostly head/neck, and I also have Conqueror Worm's arm files you pointed me to in the past. I'd be interested to see the Genisys version, though I'm not going to be building that version, but it would be another useful reference for the features that are the same.
i await the day this thing has been perfected enough to actually gain sentience through skynet since its basically got a real-life functioning T-800 body allready right here
You're getting better and better with these builds dude! Might I suggest putting some sprues on the parts to let the metal flow to the places it's not reaching, and to make a vacuum table so you can vacuum cast, that'll stop most of the issues I see :)
That actually is a vacuum table at 3:00 though I didn't go into detail on that in this video, it worked really well for the small parts. But yes, you're right about sprues, some of the larger parts I couldn't cast on the table (jaw, back of skull) failed because I made the sprues too short and there wasn't enough pressure to fill the mould.
Yes, I'm going to use the lost PLA method for smaller and more detailed parts of the body (probably starting with the neck vertebrae) and fabricate/machine the bigger parts.
Hello again Ive never heard of- lost PLA casting, it seems to work though, I am familiar with the traditional lost wax method, that's used for casting bronze, using a special black sand, it must take a very high temperature to melt (the plastic I mean)
So much work, so little reward... If you had cast this in Stirling, i'd give you props... There are collectors that would have bought it... Just imagine what it would have looked like with a five year patina.
Thanks! I just watched your video where you poured aluminium straight into a 3D print, really impressed how well that worked, I'll have to try that. I've done a similar thing with EPS foam before but you can't carve as much detail into foam.
@@AndysMachines I appreciate you checking my video out sir... I have yet to try lost foam, and I'm just now trying to get into some plaster casting, just waiting on my burn out furnace..👍
Ok this is amazing work. I just want to know how the original t800 was made? All cnc parts or like this? Theres no images if sram building parts of the original t800...🤔
I believe the original movie props were sculpted in clay then moulds made, they were cast in resin and then painted. They used various small objects for some of the details, like a gearbox from a RC car and other small plastic modelling parts. They had different puppets for various shots, including a 60cm tall one for stop-motion filming. I don't think there were any computers involved, no cnc or cgi was used, probably preliminary sketches all done on paper too. You can still find some information on the stanwinstonschools website, though I think there was more there in the past.
Hello Just wanted to thank you for sharing results, that is unbelievably impressive I would like to ask if you could share the print settings in preparation of the part, e.g infill %.
Very impressive skill and patience. I'm surprised you didn't put LEDs in the eyes but maybe that's a later project? Only thing I would say is it would have been easier and more accurate to use fake teeth.
Thanks! Yes there will be LEDs in the eyes, I did this on my previous skull: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html But I'm working on a slightly improved version for this one. Fake teeth, yes much easier, but I prefer the look of the metal teeth and I rarely do anything the easy way!
Terminator's eyes would look more like the movie if they could light up red using leds. That's what made it scarier looking. Same principle as HAL 2000 with his red glaring lens. You are quite a skilled craftsman I must say. It looks absolutely gorgeous and well detailed. Now you just need to add the red eyes to make it scary...lol.
Yes, I did do the red eyes on my previous skull, th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html but I'm actually planning a slight improvement for this one (more on that later).
Thanks!. There will be LEDs, here are the eyes I made for my previous skull: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html But I'm working on a better version for this one.
These eyes are screaming for red leds inside! Good work!
Thanks! Yes, I'll be doing more to the eyes, here are the ones I made for my last skull: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html
Astounding. I spent the entire fifteen minutes shaking my head in sheer disbelief.
So much effort, so many skill-sets involved. I am SO very impressed. Great work!
Thank you very much! 😁👍
@@AndysMachines i hope that you will create control AI in Assembly language;P
@@Kawka1122 What about using a Jetson Nano, NX or AGX?
I love that the little pits from casting, blacked in end up looking like it's battle worn and adds to the authenticity of it all. What 3d printing and cnc machines have added to casting, etc is mind blowing. You said in a previous comment that you think this project it too niche to get a lot of likes, I say don't trust someone who hasn't see terminator! Beautiful work.
Thanks! Yes, you're right. I could polish it further and make it all shiny and perfect, but I'm deliberately leaving in some of the marks and even accentuating them to give it a slightly worn/weathered appearance, which I think is a lot more fitting.
I long so hard to have a metal T800 skull! Very well done! 👌
impresive!!! One of the best builds ever!
Funny how much the welding sounds add to the overall terminator vibe
Incredible master class of craftsmanship! Feel like watching the first T-800 prototype being built at Skynet!
I'm not a fan of LED light but I think that red eyes on this build are a MUST.
You're right of course: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html
@@AndysMachines I didn't expect your comment, especially the fast one. You should put some crypto address in a video description, then I could buy you some beer or coffee. Keep up the good work, and never change the format of videos they are perfect.
Thanks, I'm glad you like the format of these videos. I do have Patreon if you're feeling generous: www.patreon.com/AndysMachines
Great example of perfect craftsmanship ! 😊
Incredible craftsmanship ! I was blown away. Beautiful work.
Fantastic!
Indeed!
@Dr S4T4N th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html but check my next video (in a couple of weeks) for the new version.
“Fantastic!”
He would say that, wouldn’t he... I can hear his accent now.
Awesome work! Love to see other people with passion for terminators. Excellent details, you are very skilled!
Wow dude. That's so impressive. Well done.
So glad to see real machine work on T800 ! I’m sure you will get great reviews as I did in 2002 for my fiberglass bondo unit I made for my computer repair store ! I made my skull by freezing and print screen of the move as the terminator was chasing Sarah and Kile through the factory. If I had a 3D printer I could have made a ton of money selling them for man caves! So many people offered me money for the unit in my store, it was ridiculous! I did a wax model and aluminum casting but ran in to the same as you did but worse! Not knowing what I was doing! Good luck and great job!
Wow, nice workmanship!
Thanks! I appreciate the comment.
I do check this videos over and over again. Totaly awsome!!! Really impressed with all your skills.
Really ... looks like a Terminator skull some random human freedom fighter looted from the battlefield and brought it back to his people like some kind of trophy. The little ditches and cracks in the metal just give the end result a unique finish. Not too perfect, but I really like it.
Yes, that's kind of the look I'm going for, I've deliberately left some of the marks and imperfections, even blackened them, to give it a more authentic look.
I'm astounded at your skill and jealous of your awesome tools. That was an awesome video. Great closeups of your work. I see this video becoming very popular.
Thanks. If it makes you feel any better, there are plenty of people whose skill and tools I'm jealous of too!
bravo this was gorgeous. you really need to make the eyes light up on the next one
Thanks! Re. the eyes, look out for my next video, in a week or two.
Buddy, you should get millions of views! This is outstanding! Love your work, best regards from Germany, my friend! 💕🇩🇪
Thanks! 👍 I think what I do is maybe a bit too niche to attract millions of views though.
Exactly the thing popped into my mind after watching the video. very cool video.
@@AndysMachines not really, share it on reddit 3d printing sub and similar forums. that will make youtube push the video harder too.
Great work
Being an avid fan I see this and yes, amazing video! I have been 3d printing a 1:1 in resin and modifying for animatronics. Now I want to scratch all of that and cast all my parts I made, lol. Really superb craftsmanship!
Finally, metal teeth. Too many skulls have the bone colored teeth. The endoskeleton is supposed to have the flesh burned off and just be metal. Awesome work.
Glad you like the teeth! A lot of people tell me they should be enamel coloured, but personally I prefer the dirty metal look and I think it's more authentic.
Amazing but where is the red eyes?
Right here!: th-cam.com/video/rHVmADY_Ky4/w-d-xo.html
When I saw the aluminum welder I thought to myself, "this guy is not fucking around"
You have a gift!
an absolute gift, and i hope you keep at it!
Extremely skilled work👍
Wow! Your skills and attention to detail are incredible.
👍✨☕️✨
I’m not the only one that sees this as fine art right????
Awesome work!
Just as scary as the original. I hope you have a lot of fun with it and sell it for a lot of money. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!
Very impressive work 👍🏻
Great work. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Skynet to Andys: "Do more, human".
AWESOME! New subscriber from Spain!
Mate!!! Incredible work, very realistic
You are a cool dude! No doubt about it! And how did you mend that terminator's head! I have no words! The battle head is visible!
you have done a amazing job, and made me want to start casting,
oh just imagine having the eyes light up and a motor to have the cogs move
that would be freaky but awsome.
Realy cool... awesome dude.
Awesome stuff
I am both fascinated and repulsed by this. Beautifully finished! The sound of those hand files, though. They grate on my nerves every time, LOL! It’s a cross I have to bear…
One day a visitor comes and and says: I need my skull, my arm and... your motorcycle:)
Amazing work... only way to improve on it is to make the eyes glow red with some LEDs or some other light source.
Thanks! I didn't show it in this video because it was about the skull, but check out my 2 other videos on the eyes (2 versions) they are in the playlist.
Don’t know how I got here... was looking for programming videos and damn, am I glad to have clicked on your video. What an amazing job. Actually what an amazing art. I’m going to watch the video a few times for sure later on this evening. It’s so intense and beautiful.
Thank you helping to forget my programming for a while.
Gonna watch Arnold this weekend with my dog I guess. So much to watch on Netflix and Prime Video but never know what to choose. If they don’t have Terminator 1 on I’ll DL it from a torrent site.
Wish you all the best, take care. Stay safe! 😉👋👍
Very good👏🏼
Respect! This is incredible craftsmanship!
Are you sure you're not a robot yourself? AMAZING craftsmanship!!!
If I were I could probably work faster!
Wow! You are an amazing craftsman!
The attention to detail is insane 👍
Like the eye balls with their ball-bearings
Good job
AMAZING! the best Iv'e seen so far.
Simply amazing, you are my personal Hero!!!!!
Most satisfying puzzle to put together I bet
Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
OMG this is amazing. This is possibly the one thing I would actually spend time and money doing, out of all the videos I have watched. Please share your files;)
Amazing work!
Very inspiring.
Curious to know why the decision to weld and dress out the casts instead of recasting them?
Thanks! It's actually a long process making the pattern, creating the investment mould, burning it out etc... It was quicker to repair the poorly cast parts, plus I didn't want to waste them.
so 15 minute video....
I feel like each minutes is about a weeks worth of work....
Pretty Good Job!!!
1 minute =1 week is probably about right.
@@AndysMachines thanks
all that work and no red LEDs in those amazingly well made eyes..
But there will be... th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely freaky man 😍 awesome work
Very skilled work. Nice job.
Outstanding wow, i am printing the full body in pla actually
What a dream.! Amazing work sir 😎👍
What a piece of art
Stunning work sure to follow this up to whole statue👏
Really awesome! I wonder if you could of saved some of the finishing time by smoothing the PLA parts out more before casting. I really admire all the work you have put into it, it shows so well by the finished quality!
Thanks very much! Not as much time as you might think, as I would have to finish and polish the metal parts anyway, I only cleaned up the worst of the 3D prints, plus I prefer to work with metal than plastic and I actually left some of the rough print texture in some places to give a weathered appearance which I think looks more authentic.
Be careful man, you're gonna get a visitor from the future because somebody started a robot army that took over the world. Great job man, new subscriber.
Nice work.... I've got 3D files on an Arm and a Head with neck and stand, I've also got a full Endoskeleton in the Genisys version... Happy to send you copies if you'd like any of them
Thanks! I've downloaded several (paid for) 3D files recently, mostly head/neck, and I also have Conqueror Worm's arm files you pointed me to in the past. I'd be interested to see the Genisys version, though I'm not going to be building that version, but it would be another useful reference for the features that are the same.
i await the day this thing has been perfected enough to actually gain sentience through skynet since its basically got a real-life functioning T-800 body allready right here
love the video, keep goin ... amazing work
Outstanding! And as always-Well Done✅👍
Thanks a lot! 😁👍
Love the metal tooth part. I was like “ what is he machining ?... oh”
"See all that stuff in there, Homer? That's why your robot doesn't work."
you plan to make the entire endoskeleton ?
Well most of it at least, check out my other videos: th-cam.com/play/PL7T9LOrvm0qLhjKzva1udgoDaV5SBcRWw.html
You're getting better and better with these builds dude! Might I suggest putting some sprues on the parts to let the metal flow to the places it's not reaching, and to make a vacuum table so you can vacuum cast, that'll stop most of the issues I see :)
That actually is a vacuum table at 3:00 though I didn't go into detail on that in this video, it worked really well for the small parts. But yes, you're right about sprues, some of the larger parts I couldn't cast on the table (jaw, back of skull) failed because I made the sprues too short and there wasn't enough pressure to fill the mould.
That's amazing. Great work.
Looks incredible!👌👍
Builds cool Terminator skull an puts it on the book-shelf next to half a dozen others skulls ^^
Well only 3... .... So far....
Nice job on the skull are you going to do the same for the rest of the body or are you going to just display the skull?
Yes, I'm going to use the lost PLA method for smaller and more detailed parts of the body (probably starting with the neck vertebrae) and fabricate/machine the bigger parts.
Superb job mate!
Hello again
Ive never heard of- lost PLA casting, it seems to work though, I am familiar with the traditional lost wax method, that's used for casting bronze, using a special black sand, it must take a very high temperature to melt (the plastic I mean)
The plastic melts, leaks out and burns away at around 400°C, but the plaster needs over 700°C so by that stage all traces of the plastic are gone.
So much work, so little reward...
If you had cast this in Stirling, i'd give you props...
There are collectors that would have bought it...
Just imagine what it would have looked like with a five year patina.
Great work..😎.. just ran across your channel, not sure how I've never seen it before 🤔...but damn glad I did..👍.. new sub here my friend..✌️
Thanks! I just watched your video where you poured aluminium straight into a 3D print, really impressed how well that worked, I'll have to try that. I've done a similar thing with EPS foam before but you can't carve as much detail into foam.
@@AndysMachines I appreciate you checking my video out sir... I have yet to try lost foam, and I'm just now trying to get into some plaster casting, just waiting on my burn out furnace..👍
Brilliant Andy!
great job, are the teeth that should be made of resin to look real.
Ok this is amazing work. I just want to know how the original t800 was made? All cnc parts or like this? Theres no images if sram building parts of the original t800...🤔
I believe the original movie props were sculpted in clay then moulds made, they were cast in resin and then painted. They used various small objects for some of the details, like a gearbox from a RC car and other small plastic modelling parts. They had different puppets for various shots, including a 60cm tall one for stop-motion filming. I don't think there were any computers involved, no cnc or cgi was used, probably preliminary sketches all done on paper too. You can still find some information on the stanwinstonschools website, though I think there was more there in the past.
Amazing work!!
Amazing as always
Hello
Just wanted to thank you for sharing results, that is unbelievably impressive I would like to ask if you could share the print settings in preparation of the part, e.g infill %.
WOW! Great job bud.
Excellent, bravo pour ce beau travail , tres impressionné !
Very impressive skill and patience. I'm surprised you didn't put LEDs in the eyes but maybe that's a later project?
Only thing I would say is it would have been easier and more accurate to use fake teeth.
Thanks! Yes there will be LEDs in the eyes, I did this on my previous skull: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html But I'm working on a slightly improved version for this one.
Fake teeth, yes much easier, but I prefer the look of the metal teeth and I rarely do anything the easy way!
@@AndysMachines Ah yes, eyes look very good 👍 Obviously your choice on the teeth 😉
J'adore ce travail de création c'est tellement satisfaisant!
Terminator's eyes would look more like the movie if they could light up red using leds. That's what made it scarier looking. Same principle as HAL 2000 with his red glaring lens. You are quite a skilled craftsman I must say. It looks absolutely gorgeous and well detailed. Now you just need to add the red eyes to make it scary...lol.
Yes, I did do the red eyes on my previous skull, th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html but I'm actually planning a slight improvement for this one (more on that later).
@@AndysMachines Omfg right down to the kaleidoscope . Wow, well done and so intricate. 👍
Отличная работа!
Привет из Беларуси! 🇧🇾
2 dislikes. From someone called 'Sarah Connor' and her son, John, I suspect...
It's the first 2 Sarah Connors, which honestly is okay if you ask me. They kinda got the raw end of the deal there.
A Skynet há está funcionando?😆 Ficou ótimo este trabalho.👏👏👏👏😃👍
Google tried to shadow ban the video, but then realized covering up their future plans might be a bit too obvious.
The Resistance is growing ! New members are arriving to hit dislike button :O
Apparently, there will be 29,5 more movies with Sarah and John Connor. And from the future no less. As there are now 66 dislikes...
Really cool. Did you remember the 6502 for the “brain”?
Thanks! I think I'll go with something a little more modern, though 6502 was the first type of assembly programming I ever did.
Qui n'a jamais rêvé posséder une vrai tête de terminator et en plus mobile. Beau travail 🤗👍👍👍
How much would it be if you'd sell one of those?
I'm blown away. But no red LEDs in the eyes?
Thanks!. There will be LEDs, here are the eyes I made for my previous skull: th-cam.com/video/RG9HpijORLw/w-d-xo.html But I'm working on a better version for this one.