Am I the only one that thinks a weird glitchy flash every time the screen turns on is a cool cyberpunk aesthetic detail? Think how hard it would be to implement that animation deliberately
I loved the discussion around the different paradigms of the 3d software. This is something I struggled with while learning 3d modelling. I always wanted the first video in a tutorial to explain the /approach/ of the software, but it never happened
Same! I didn't know that I needed to use the 2d sketches to get tinkercad functionality. I'm sure if I had googled it, that would have been obvious. But written words I struggle with understanding. The explanation in the video was great.
You can do parametric work in Blender too. Instead of applying the Modifier, parent the Cylinder to the Cube and then hide the Cylinder. Now you can adjust the Cylinder when ever you need and if you move the Cube the Hole stays were it is. I've been doing all my modeling for 3D Printing that way. Blenders only pain in the rear, for precision modeling, so far has been fillets and chamfers.
Definitely! I originally had a mention that all sufficiently complex modeling tools blur those lines. Blender is definitely a tool with a million ways to do stuff so I decided to describe the more common way it’s used, but you’re def right!
There's also Blender ND (Non-Destructive) add-on, that basically turns blender into a parametric CAD software on steroids, and it's super easy to learn :)
Now me just have to get over doing the same to our phones, and we could finally enjoy wearing our wrist smartcomms in the most sensible place they can be kept - always ready for easy use...
that's actually what WWI soldiers did, wristwatch was first considered something for women and pocket watch for men, but in WWI, having to pull out the watch to check the time is too hard in such a harsh condition in the trenches, the soldiers start strapping pocket watches to their wrist, which leads to the popularization of wristwatches for men. The reason they don't like wrist watch at first due to its inaccuracy as well as the pocket watch is some sort of statement piece.
Lately I've been obsessed with retro-futurism. It's like looking at whimsical and hopeful imagination of the future without the grim and utilitarian reality.
This is awesome! The CAD work on this is sweet, the mechanism for the bezel locking in place is so smart. Love the face design too! I really appreciate the attention to detail you have with the visual design of your projects, it gives them a lot of character and removes a lot of that jank that I associate with 3D printed stuff
just a quick clarification, in blender, you dont need to apply the bool modifier. in fact, what you should do is hide the cylinder (by clicking the eye icon on the collection tab) and you'll see the effect so long as it is set to difference!
As a fan of pocket watches and someone who is currently wearing one of those classic casios this is another great vid Abe! Can really see the extra editing effort and humor in this one :)
This is pretty sweet! If I ever wear a watch again it will probably be self made after seeing this! That hud with the greyed out parts just looks awesome!
This comes together so well! Love how the overall shape/colors mirror the same oldschool LCD characters in the display - like the yellow shock guard is in active state and protective grey housing is passive. Yellow button is like a cherry on top
I love how you navigated that unpredictable process-delving into unexpected issues, like that ghostly startup flicker, and hacking your way around the limitations of available tech (replacing that on/off command was genius!). And the iterative 3D printing feels like a DIY version of a high-tech workshop, making and remaking every component to capture that sci-fi look. Plus, the fact that you’ve got multiple power sources, a sleek interface, and modularity built in-it’s genuinely a piece that looks both historically inspired and like it rolled out of an alternate universe! That little nod to making it look like a cat toy at the end? Pure gold.
As a product designer here are some drawing tips: use long strokes, draw with the whole arm not only wrists, i recommend using a blue and red mechanical pencil for sketching and a technical drawing pen like a 05-08 and only using the chisel tip on the marker. To get better train circles and learn perspective, if you want amazing compositions just go crazy do everything on a small page and don't leave it till you fill it.
I used both fusion and onshape. I would definitely recommend onshape Over Fusion. Onshape is very, very similar to fusion. You can even make the controls evan more like fusion
This is just amazing. It came out so great. I really like how the grimey look works really well with the imperfections of the 3d print to make this look like some sci-fi movie prop. Great job man.
Man thats hella cool, honestly I can see something like that being used by people who just dont like watches, and having it be an easier and quicker flip out then pulling your phone out would work
watching this and now all i can think of for a project would be taking the concept of this and turning it into a tomigachi/Chatbot pet that you can carry around without needing to connect to the internet (maybe using one of those 1TB micro SD cards as updatable memory/brain xD) i love this project
the first yellow was perfect for a cassette futurism 90s sony sports fob. the second is perfect for a 2094 weyland yutani blade runner edition pocket watch. love the vacuum lcd look - fricken sick.
This is literally what I would love to happen with accessory technology. Create better and more beautiful things by combining what we used, instead of losing it.
I've been "learning" 360 for YEARS as a hobbyist. I keep finding new stuff. For instance, a month age I discovered 3d sketches. omg timesaver! But yeah, its a whole thing, lol 😅
Sweet project and looks great! I think if you wanted a more weighted feel to it, personally that's how I would want it, I would go with a metal frame for that real feel of a pocket watch
Love the project, for the power button, might be cool to use a latching button instead so it stays on and you push again to release? Either way really awesome!
Cool would love to see the frame made out of metal. Neat concept. And in reality we've actually come back to pocket watches for a while we just implemented them within cell phones.
The best thing about Blender is that you can actually grab plugins that enable non-destructive modelling like Tinker and Fusion and it's wonderful. But the bets thing about Tinker is you don't need that!
got brought here from the dice video. again, such an elegant build! i also love the history chapter at the beginning of each video. great channel, glad i found it
I really love when you make new videos, because every single video is such high quality! I was thinking, maybe you could show in a future video how you actually implement the designs on the screens? I have studies robotics, but I would really like to make the connection between robotics and include GUI, and you are clearly very talented at what you do! Great work!
Another great build! I ran into the same issue you had at 16:35 while working on my dice roller (inspired by yours, thank you), which is designed around the idea of a pocket watch as well. The way I got around it was a small modification to the library so it didn't turn on the backlight. I had written a class to manage the backlight anyaway, so this worked out really well and I just turn on the backlight when my code is ready for it. Something I learned and implemented for my dice roller that could work for this is just putting the rp2040 and gc9a01 to sleep until it's needed. Obviously the overall battery life will be much lower since it will always be running but I was able to get the dice roller's power usage while dormant pretty low. With a 320mah battery the device can run for about 4 hours of constant, non-stop, use (not realistic usage) but will last several days, easily, if you weren't using it. I just added a small on-off switch so I could turn it off if I knew I wasn't going to be using it for an extended period of time. A 100mah battery is a different story but thought I would share that anyway. Also, just to mention, I am using the Waveshare rp2040 1.28in LCD Touch screen. All of the electronics are on one board so there's a bit more room behind the LCD to work with. More room for activities (and bigger batteries). Keep up the good work, always a good day when I see a new video from you.
That turned out so great! I love that you did the whole thing, but now I’m wondering what kind of cool repotting you could do with a proper smartwatch and some skins.
this is an INCREDIBLY interesting approach to design! i love your creative process. i might steal that idea of starting with an alternate universe, ill credit you if i ever get around to starting a channel properly
Hey man I have been binge watching your videos all day today I can't g et enough! What did you study to build all your projects? They are all what I deeply enjoy doing and want to get better at.
I studied business, actually! It's just years of exploring things as a hobby! imo it's easier to start with software, since that's free. Then as you learn more you can dig deeper into computers and hardware and such!
Incredibly cool. I kind of want one? Or maybe a big one to replace the wall lock in my kitchen. I love the use of a screen to emulate a 7 section display, and relatedly, I saw another TH-cam do something with a ~23 segment display that allows writing numbers, letters and Kanji. Not that you'd use it, but I feel like looking multilingual is part of the cyberpunk aesthetic Doing the back panel in a peekaboo clear plastic like a nice wrist watch could be cool too
A huge part of the charm of a pocket watch is the mechanical click and sound of opening the case. Could you have a swivel or latch attached to the button such that a case cover would move and give you that classic pocket watch charm?
Cool project, if you ever want to make a v2 i would suggest making it more bulky. I think the outside frame where you can connect it to carabiners and such looks a bit flimsy for use in a rugged cyberpunk retrofuture
You could time the backlight to come on only once the display is stable. Masking the visibility of the display like this might be more impactful. Also, if you used an Amoled board (lilygo T-Display-S3-amoled-1.43) there is no backlight and the pixels fade in gracefully over approx 0.2s after power is applied.
What the heck this is so cool! I can totally see this being real. It gives me vibes like someone far in the future found old tech from the forgotten era of the 90s - like Fallout sort of vibes but if it happened in the 90s instead.
I Think that smartphones have proven we very much crave a modern day pocket smartwatch. Smaller than a phone, but bigger than a smartwatch. I am massively loving the size of the Galaxy Zflip 5 front screen. I would love a device which was just that.
Love this! I've often loved the idea of having a "smart" pocket watch. its silly really, since a smartphone essentially IS a smart pocket watch,. But right now, I'm in the position where I am using a 8.6" tablet as my phone! it'd be awesome to keep it in my sling bag, and have a pocket watch like this to feed me information like caller ID and notifications hehe (i don't find wristwatches all that comfortable) How hard would it be to add that kinda functionality to this project I wonder.....
At 10:54 the components that you are looking to solder to is white. It's probably a little tiny capacitor, but that really doesn't matter. Looking back at the board layout at 10:50 that PWR_EN signal is also connected to the little black part next to that little white part (the little black part is a resistor). This is good. That means that you can solder your wire to the same end of both of those parts without worrying about shorting anything out. It's so small, you may have accidentally bridged to the resistor from the cap, but again that doesn't matter because as far as the circuit is concerned they are the same point. Just a quick note for anyone else who accidentally lifts the pads when removing the switch.
I gotta be honest with you. This looks cooler than cyberpunk. This feels like something Casio would’ve legitimately released in 1994
It kinda looks like something from the Fallout universe.
Cyberpunk isn’t an aesthetic, it’s an idea. Often the designs are just objects from the 80s or 90s. This watch is so sick it’s perfect in any era
@ bro what the fuck are you talking about? fucking compare a golf mk1 to a Thornton galena. Legit 80s vs Cyberpunk.
Am I the only one that thinks a weird glitchy flash every time the screen turns on is a cool cyberpunk aesthetic detail? Think how hard it would be to implement that animation deliberately
Nah yeah the “glitch” gives it character
Hey Rob, love your work!
yeah shame he didn't think the same. I would have left it as it was, looks more cyberpunky that way
i first didn`t read your comment, but wrote the same
yeah, glitches do look awesome, there's a whole art for them, they were even in alien
That screan flash makes it look real cyberpunk.
ohhh then lucky it's easy to put back :)
@@abetoday just keep it there wohooo
@@abetoday you gotta upload a shorts where The Flash is back
I loved the discussion around the different paradigms of the 3d software. This is something I struggled with while learning 3d modelling. I always wanted the first video in a tutorial to explain the /approach/ of the software, but it never happened
Same! I didn't know that I needed to use the 2d sketches to get tinkercad functionality.
I'm sure if I had googled it, that would have been obvious. But written words I struggle with understanding. The explanation in the video was great.
You can do parametric work in Blender too. Instead of applying the Modifier, parent the Cylinder to the Cube and then hide the Cylinder. Now you can adjust the Cylinder when ever you need and if you move the Cube the Hole stays were it is. I've been doing all my modeling for 3D Printing that way.
Blenders only pain in the rear, for precision modeling, so far has been fillets and chamfers.
Definitely! I originally had a mention that all sufficiently complex modeling tools blur those lines. Blender is definitely a tool with a million ways to do stuff so I decided to describe the more common way it’s used, but you’re def right!
There's also Blender ND (Non-Destructive) add-on, that basically turns blender into a parametric CAD software on steroids, and it's super easy to learn :)
At 16:30 i genuinely think that the flash makes it cooler imo. It adds to the cyberpunk vibe.
It’s kind of crazy how weird it must have been to attach a watch to your wrist. Like “you know, what if I just strapped my pocket watch to my wrist?”
Now me just have to get over doing the same to our phones, and we could finally enjoy wearing our wrist smartcomms in the most sensible place they can be kept - always ready for easy use...
that's actually what WWI soldiers did, wristwatch was first considered something for women and pocket watch for men, but in WWI, having to pull out the watch to check the time is too hard in such a harsh condition in the trenches, the soldiers start strapping pocket watches to their wrist, which leads to the popularization of wristwatches for men. The reason they don't like wrist watch at first due to its inaccuracy as well as the pocket watch is some sort of statement piece.
The end product is just fabulous. This video was worth the wait man, looking forward to what's coming up next 👌
I'm glad you like it!!
Lately I've been obsessed with retro-futurism.
It's like looking at whimsical and hopeful imagination of the future without the grim and utilitarian reality.
100%
I WANT ONE!!! And the glitchy noise honestly really pulled the look together in my opinion. If this were a sold product I'd buy a few actually!
7:18 This explanation/ comparison of the software is GOLD!!!
That finished product man... that thing looks sick
This is awesome! The CAD work on this is sweet, the mechanism for the bezel locking in place is so smart. Love the face design too! I really appreciate the attention to detail you have with the visual design of your projects, it gives them a lot of character and removes a lot of that jank that I associate with 3D printed stuff
just a quick clarification, in blender, you dont need to apply the bool modifier. in fact, what you should do is hide the cylinder (by clicking the eye icon on the collection tab) and you'll see the effect so long as it is set to difference!
The box part looks a lot like a Jerry gas can. The power button is even where the spout would be. Cool project!
As a fan of pocket watches and someone who is currently wearing one of those classic casios this is another great vid Abe! Can really see the extra editing effort and humor in this one :)
This is pretty sweet! If I ever wear a watch again it will probably be self made after seeing this! That hud with the greyed out parts just looks awesome!
This comes together so well! Love how the overall shape/colors mirror the same oldschool LCD characters in the display - like the yellow shock guard is in active state and protective grey housing is passive. Yellow button is like a cherry on top
I love it! It also feels like it wouldn't be too difficult to machine up a metal case instead of printed, which would look and feel awesome.
so. GOOD. I have been obsessing over this kind of idea for the last year. so glad to see yours
As someone who likes to wear a pocket watch as my EDC, I've been looking into making something like this myself. So this has been very insightful.
I love how you navigated that unpredictable process-delving into unexpected issues, like that ghostly startup flicker, and hacking your way around the limitations of available tech (replacing that on/off command was genius!). And the iterative 3D printing feels like a DIY version of a high-tech workshop, making and remaking every component to capture that sci-fi look. Plus, the fact that you’ve got multiple power sources, a sleek interface, and modularity built in-it’s genuinely a piece that looks both historically inspired and like it rolled out of an alternate universe! That little nod to making it look like a cat toy at the end? Pure gold.
I absolutely love this design !!
Seeed studios has such great project parts 👍
As a product designer here are some drawing tips: use long strokes, draw with the whole arm not only wrists, i recommend using a blue and red mechanical pencil for sketching and a technical drawing pen like a 05-08 and only using the chisel tip on the marker. To get better train circles and learn perspective, if you want amazing compositions just go crazy do everything on a small page and don't leave it till you fill it.
I used both fusion and onshape. I would definitely recommend onshape Over Fusion. Onshape is very, very similar to fusion. You can even make the controls evan more like fusion
Quite awesome, I especially like how you managed to draw the clock face and have it fit so well with the casing
This is just amazing. It came out so great. I really like how the grimey look works really well with the imperfections of the 3d print to make this look like some sci-fi movie prop. Great job man.
Thank you! Yeah I really lucked out with it all adding up to the exact right vibe!!
Really nice! Will you make it open source? I really love this.
Man thats hella cool, honestly I can see something like that being used by people who just dont like watches, and having it be an easier and quicker flip out then pulling your phone out would work
Any chance we can get a code dump or overview? Happy to tackle the hardware/3D print side but the programming is the hard part for me.
I want one! It looks fantastic! Almost reminds me of something out of a Fallout game.
dang that final product is sick! the only notable omission is 24hr time 🤔
I love your videos. Random tip for the future: You can put hut glue on sketchy solder joints to hold them down. It works really well.
No mistakes. Only iterations.... and knowledge to make less mistakes. Well done! :D
watching this and now all i can think of for a project would be taking the concept of this and turning it into a tomigachi/Chatbot pet that you can carry around without needing to connect to the internet (maybe using one of those 1TB micro SD cards as updatable memory/brain xD) i love this project
looks amazing - would totally fit into a cyberpunk universe
I am convinced you can end up doing this full-time if you keep going. Great video!
the first yellow was perfect for a cassette futurism 90s sony sports fob.
the second is perfect for a 2094 weyland yutani blade runner edition pocket watch.
love the vacuum lcd look - fricken sick.
One of the coolest things I've seen on TH-cam recently. Instant sub and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Thanks Jeffrey!
This watch is freeking awesome
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
What's the name of the song at 'the reveal' part of the video? I tried shazam but no luck :(@@abetoday
This is literally what I would love to happen with accessory technology. Create better and more beautiful things by combining what we used, instead of losing it.
I've been "learning" 360 for YEARS as a hobbyist. I keep finding new stuff. For instance, a month age I discovered 3d sketches. omg timesaver! But yeah, its a whole thing, lol 😅
Will the project be open source? (Code and 3d Project Files)
there is difenetely no good code for it to be open source.
i think battery time is like 2h and it isn't a battery issue 😂
That’s an amazing project, it feels really cyberpunk, and most important the supervisor approves it at the end of the video
Sweet project and looks great! I think if you wanted a more weighted feel to it, personally that's how I would want it, I would go with a metal frame for that real feel of a pocket watch
Love the project, for the power button, might be cool to use a latching button instead so it stays on and you push again to release? Either way really awesome!
Cool would love to see the frame made out of metal. Neat concept. And in reality we've actually come back to pocket watches for a while we just implemented them within cell phones.
21:37 A cat face on the table 🐱
The best thing about Blender is that you can actually grab plugins that enable non-destructive modelling like Tinker and Fusion and it's wonderful. But the bets thing about Tinker is you don't need that!
Really love this design. I love my casio wristwatch collection. Might have to DIY something like this at some point.
You're so chill and talented! Looking forward to watching more of your stuff! :)
Cute cat doesn't hurt.
got brought here from the dice video.
again, such an elegant build!
i also love the history chapter at the beginning of each video.
great channel, glad i found it
Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful comments! I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the channel!
Amazing watch, definitely nailed the nostalgic vibe and I must say your watch face design is superb!
this was awesome :) the colour replacing is actually genius... the design is super cool too :)
I really love when you make new videos, because every single video is such high quality!
I was thinking, maybe you could show in a future video how you actually implement the designs on the screens? I have studies robotics, but I would really like to make the connection between robotics and include GUI, and you are clearly very talented at what you do!
Great work!
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’ll try to go into more detail in future videos!
Hey hey, another amazing build! Inspiring as ever, thanks for the cool project!
Absolutely awesome. Very entertaining too.
now im occupied for 21 minutes and 56 seconds
Another great build! I ran into the same issue you had at 16:35 while working on my dice roller (inspired by yours, thank you), which is designed around the idea of a pocket watch as well. The way I got around it was a small modification to the library so it didn't turn on the backlight. I had written a class to manage the backlight anyaway, so this worked out really well and I just turn on the backlight when my code is ready for it.
Something I learned and implemented for my dice roller that could work for this is just putting the rp2040 and gc9a01 to sleep until it's needed. Obviously the overall battery life will be much lower since it will always be running but I was able to get the dice roller's power usage while dormant pretty low. With a 320mah battery the device can run for about 4 hours of constant, non-stop, use (not realistic usage) but will last several days, easily, if you weren't using it. I just added a small on-off switch so I could turn it off if I knew I wasn't going to be using it for an extended period of time. A 100mah battery is a different story but thought I would share that anyway.
Also, just to mention, I am using the Waveshare rp2040 1.28in LCD Touch screen. All of the electronics are on one board so there's a bit more room behind the LCD to work with. More room for activities (and bigger batteries).
Keep up the good work, always a good day when I see a new video from you.
That turned out so great! I love that you did the whole thing, but now I’m wondering what kind of cool repotting you could do with a proper smartwatch and some skins.
this is an INCREDIBLY interesting approach to design! i love your creative process. i might steal that idea of starting with an alternate universe, ill credit you if i ever get around to starting a channel properly
No need for credit! Just follow your creativity!
I'm impressed.
I'm impressed by this nice comment :)
Beautiful work, I'd love to see you designing stuff for cyberpunk games.
Also, whats that great music during the reveal section?
Hey man I have been binge watching your videos all day today I can't g et enough! What did you study to build all your projects? They are all what I deeply enjoy doing and want to get better at.
I studied business, actually! It's just years of exploring things as a hobby! imo it's easier to start with software, since that's free. Then as you learn more you can dig deeper into computers and hardware and such!
the form factor makes me think more of a stopwatch, pretty cool
Incredibly cool. I kind of want one? Or maybe a big one to replace the wall lock in my kitchen. I love the use of a screen to emulate a 7 section display, and relatedly, I saw another TH-cam do something with a ~23 segment display that allows writing numbers, letters and Kanji. Not that you'd use it, but I feel like looking multilingual is part of the cyberpunk aesthetic
Doing the back panel in a peekaboo clear plastic like a nice wrist watch could be cool too
❤ I love your presentation style. And now I want to learn this electric stuff, too!
That is absolutely sick, I love it! Well done!
Very cool project! I loved the "no-watch-monkey" joke
Looks like a jerry can mixed with inspector gadget! Loved watching the process.
That's an awesome watch. I want one.
Love to see the HHKB. It was my first love in keyboards!
The clock is cool too ❤
HE IS BACK! 🔥
A huge part of the charm of a pocket watch is the mechanical click and sound of opening the case. Could you have a swivel or latch attached to the button such that a case cover would move and give you that classic pocket watch charm?
Cool project, if you ever want to make a v2 i would suggest making it more bulky. I think the outside frame where you can connect it to carabiners and such looks a bit flimsy for use in a rugged cyberpunk retrofuture
Great build!
Brilliant! such an inspiration, Waiting for future projects of yours.
glad you feel inspired!! thank you for watching!
Awesome design and humorous explanation you've earned my sub
I have been using fusion from long time but use of fusion in this way this early is amazing 🎉❤❤
thank you!!! still got so much to learn but I'm happy with the progress so far!
Very cool project!! Came out great.
that's cool, a fun project and a great watch as a result!
Looks insane
This is nice! I think the color you're looking for is similar to that yellow-orange that Sony used to use on waterproof walkman's.
No idea why YT didn’t sent me a notification for this! Anyway I wanted to know how you filter air or keep fumes away from yourself while soldering?
nah bruh the flash is pretty cool ngl like it gives the vibes
man you are awesome , keep building and inspiring .
You could time the backlight to come on only once the display is stable. Masking the visibility of the display like this might be more impactful.
Also, if you used an Amoled board (lilygo T-Display-S3-amoled-1.43) there is no backlight and the pixels fade in gracefully over approx 0.2s after power is applied.
just discovered your channel and I found the video entertaining! I had a good time watching and ill be Looking forward to what you make next!
I thank the youtube algorithm gods for bringing this gem of a watch (and channel) to me.
thank you for leaving such a nice comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
What the heck this is so cool! I can totally see this being real. It gives me vibes like someone far in the future found old tech from the forgotten era of the 90s - like Fallout sort of vibes but if it happened in the 90s instead.
thank you so much!! I'm glad you like it!!
Thanks for the video very interesting project and looks good, cheers Bob in the UK
Thanks for the nice comment Bob!
HE’s BACK!! Literally the other week came back to the channel to see if Good-Ol-YT missed serving me something
wow this is really cool! hope to see more interesting ideas
I Think that smartphones have proven we very much crave a modern day pocket smartwatch. Smaller than a phone, but bigger than a smartwatch. I am massively loving the size of the Galaxy Zflip 5 front screen. I would love a device which was just that.
Love this! I've often loved the idea of having a "smart" pocket watch. its silly really, since a smartphone essentially IS a smart pocket watch,. But right now, I'm in the position where I am using a 8.6" tablet as my phone! it'd be awesome to keep it in my sling bag, and have a pocket watch like this to feed me information like caller ID and notifications hehe (i don't find wristwatches all that comfortable) How hard would it be to add that kinda functionality to this project I wonder.....
At 10:54 the components that you are looking to solder to is white. It's probably a little tiny capacitor, but that really doesn't matter. Looking back at the board layout at 10:50 that PWR_EN signal is also connected to the little black part next to that little white part (the little black part is a resistor). This is good. That means that you can solder your wire to the same end of both of those parts without worrying about shorting anything out. It's so small, you may have accidentally bridged to the resistor from the cap, but again that doesn't matter because as far as the circuit is concerned they are the same point. Just a quick note for anyone else who accidentally lifts the pads when removing the switch.
First time seeing the channel. Love the content and the humour kills me. 😂
Speechless. Wow. Just.... wow.
This is so cool and fun
That’s is so rad! I what one, all my fellow Dad friends would be so impressed 😅