So myself and eBay, we're building a huge Hulkbuster built from products
from their site. How are we getting on? We have a wonderful set of legs.
Listen to that, singing beautifully! yeah! Already
the guys for Marvel Studios they've been on the phone....
Is that the Avengers? Are you still at the Infinity war? No he's not finished yet,
but James Bruton, has been up.
We've got controls? Look at that look, I don't know how any of that works!
Bruton electronics and Furze engineering, yet again, singing their tune together!
Now you can see how he's done all that with a video on his channel,
which is linked at the end of this video.
Right next part in this project, we need to do the body, we need to do the arms. So I've got the
baring off the top of the legs, cuz we're gonna build off that. And what the arms are gonna do,
they're gonna be able to go up at the elbows, and out at the shoulders. What they won't be
able to do, is do like that and that and that, because it's another joint and it's
actually gonna get quite cramped inside the body, because the scale for this whole thing,
I basically measured the legs, measured the top of the shed and thought,
that's how big the legs are going to be. Whereas if you actually look at it, the legs are kind
of like two-thirds of the whole thing. The body is actually not very tall compared to the legs.
So it's got a little bit stumpy! So for me to get in it we have to be crouched a little bit,
so that extra joint would have took up a lot Colin room! Can't have that can we! Now,
it's all good. I have got a CAD drawing of what we're gonna do next. Yes, fantastic! So this is
what we're concentrating. I'm gonna make some little bits that come up here, and then going
to go across and stick out, because if you look on the model, it kind of juts out just underneath
his elbows so that's gonna follow that. Then we've got a bearing, some boxy bits, some more
bearings, another box of bits gets a bit thinner and then
that goes down to the hand which for some reason
there must have been a software glitch, it's got too many fingers! So there we are, we've got all
the measurements we need. So I'm just gonna go ahead,
cut them all out, weld it together, it's just
going to be a little mini montage as far as you're concerned, but for me quite a bit of work!
Oh yeah. we got some arm outs on a big span bearing.
It's gonna be a beast init!
Next thing we need to is some arms!
Come on, join you fool! yeah is there an outlet hmm so if anything we need to drop... do you
know you get it to the end to stop. yeah because the hydraulics will push it to the end whether
it's at the end or not. Now then Avengers during this Infinity War you're fighting,
how high are you likely to want your arms to go? yeah! thought as much!
okie-dokie, right, Rick's gone to bed, but Colin's still at work here. He's not happy
because of the arm at the moment goes too far up in the air, and it doesn't really come back
you know close enough. We don't want it to be straight down because then the body works
probably you're gonna touch itself and things like that. Don't want to be touching ourselves do we!
I took the plate which I made which the Pistons went up to here, and I've changed it from this,
and I've lost it! I've sat down and I've lost it! So we've gone from this kind of like little
pac-man looking thing, to this little ghost or there could be both ghosts couldn't they. Anyway
it's on the on the box the same, but it just moves the whole slightly over. So hopefully it should
bring it in and not send it up so high, yes, yes Colin! Tiggy Tiggy Tiggy did it did Oh copyright!
That is no different at all, what if... okay third attempt we have it in the right place now,
so it will go up, not too far! this is so heavy.
Bottoms out there and then goes back down and doesn't go down too far.
Next thing, gears, motor gearbox, to try and work out how we're going to spin this round,
add another pump because we've got another two cylinders to
go on the arms. Oh this is the most complicated thing I have ever made!
Okay to make the body rotate, this is what I've done, we've got a hydraulic motor. I've made this
wonderful koala shape looking piece, and it'll basically sit in here, go on the little pivot
and then we've got a little bit of adjustment, so the whole thing can move around, we can adjust
it in, and then look at this... I have excelled myself! We've made this little tooth track,
of which the sprocket will run round. now this unfortunately it's flimsy thin metal because
I haven't got any 6mm stuff, that's the right dimensions. so once that's come I will be able to
stick it up underneath their, bolt that down, pull it in, hopefully it'll go and that will sort that
out but in the meantime but the back is where the third hydraulic pumps gonna go, so I've got this,
gonna weld that on there, hydraulic pump go on there, and then we'll brace it from here to here,
and then that is kind of like a separate top piece that will come off the bearing and then
the bearing and the bottom bit will stay together and then that will be a separate piece, cuz we've
gotta think humanely we've got to be able to pick this thing up, which is pretty tricky,
because everything is extremely heavy! so hydraulic pump, hydraulic motor. There will
be two more things suspended on the back here. All the plumbing and connections going up to the
cylinders in the arm, and then a little seat and the battery is going to sit just underneath there,
so I can sit in there, and then after that, it's kind of bodywork! oh there we are! Right let's
tidy all this up, get it on, get it tested. get that cut out the proper stuff, oh yeah!
We got a helmet! that looks massive! It's big! It looks small in the CAD. yeah! Those times
when you're worried if the scale on everything is the same. Right yeah, it's all coming together
slowly! Anyway what was I doing? I was making a battery holder and a cup of tea has arrived!
Just doing up the old hoses!
Colin has been a busy boy! Check it out. We have Oh hydraulics all connected,
we've got a gas bottle, we got an air tank for our specials. But check this bit look,
this is a bit I'm pleased with this actually works!
Not bad considering I've not messed round with hydraulics before! boom!
Right next job, going to get an arm,
put a cylinder cuz it's got no hydraulics in the arms at the moment,
Mount it on here, and then see where all the hoses and stuff ware going to go,
because it might need to put some clips and brackets another various bits and bobs,
and then we can shove it up on the legs, sit in it and have a bit of a whoo-ha! Yep!
I am Iron Man!
24RPM Spinning in the lathe! It's doing a triple axel!
OH, OH, OH!
Ready? Hulkbuster up!
Do you want to do the arms? Yeah!
Brilliant! There were the first Avengers Infinity War Hulkbuster is pretty much
mechanically complete. I've really enjoy this one messing around with hydraulics,
it's been pretty cool, very steep learning curve. Anyway the next video and It'll
have all it's skin on and we can have a play! That will be linked at the end of
this video, and also is linked is James Bruton's video, if you want
auto see how he's done his fantastic control system,
go check it out. He's a really clever bloke, boom! See you in the next one!