Re: Latest video of me showing(off) my B9 arm - Skin on

David Schulpius · Post by **David Schulpius** » Sat Dec 26, 2015 5:43 pm

Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

toborthegreat00150 · Post by **toborthegreat00150** » Sat Dec 26, 2015 6:49 pm

Hello Dave: Merry Christmas: Wow the arm looks even better with the rubber skin on it. Just amazing. I don't think a human could have those great movements inside the robot. Good thing you got the experimental rubber skin to use now. Just amazing Dave, no words could say. Very quiet mechanized arm. This always reminds me of the Reluctant Stowaway, when the robot turns the power pack power on. Vic B9-0082 In a message dated 12/26/2015 5:48:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, B9Builders@yahoogroups.com writes:

Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

Bob Jaconetti · Post by **Bob Jaconetti** » Sat Dec 26, 2015 7:04 pm

Dave,
Thanks for the tour of the B9 arm. Your work has really paid off as it truly looks fantastic! Bob J
B9-0663

On Dec 26, 2015 5:43 PM, "David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders]" wrote:
Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

David Schulpius · Post by **David Schulpius** » Sat Dec 26, 2015 8:23 pm

Thanks guys.
LOL Vic! Ya it's good to have this experimental rubber skin (after I ripped the hell out of it).
Dave

On Sat, Dec 26, 2015 at 5:49 PM, Tobor001@aol.com [B9Builders] wrote:

Hello Dave: Merry Christmas: Wow the arm looks even better with the rubber skin on it. Just amazing. I don't think a human could have those great movements inside the robot. Good thing you got the experimental rubber skin to use now. Just amazing Dave, no words could say. Very quiet mechanized arm. This always reminds me of the Reluctant Stowaway, when the robot turns the power pack power on. Vic B9-0082 In a message dated 12/26/2015 5:48:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, B9Builders@yahoogroups.com writes:
Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

dhuber0262 · Post by **dhuber0262** » Sat Dec 26, 2015 10:25 pm

Dave,

WOW! Just WOW! That is all the adjectives I can think of cool!

David H

---- "David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders]" wrote:

> Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built
> works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the
> supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the
> rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little
> misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the
> rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the
> general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old
> friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown
> how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
>
> Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on
>
> Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

sjb0459 · Post by **sjb0459** » Sun Dec 27, 2015 4:13 am

OMG Dave! You are an absolute genius. Having the arm bellows on has brought it all together and he looks amazing. I love watching your videos, I know I haven't got anything like the talent you have in electronics and it makes me laugh how you casually describe how you strip down a servo and reverse the wiring, something I wouldn't have a clue about. What your videos do is inspire members like myself and maybe I could take something from them and just have a go at a small part like the claw mechanism. Thanks for sharing, can't wait to see him in action.
Steve

Thomas Schaaff · Post by **Thomas Schaaff** » Sun Dec 27, 2015 9:16 am

Incredible Dave You've taken b9 to a new level !!!!Soon a costume b9 won't be needed ..Movements are as though a human arm is inside that rubber. -Tom

Sent from my iPhone

On Dec 26, 2015, at 5:42 PM, David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders] wrote:

Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

Mike Zack · Post by **Mike Zack** » Sun Dec 27, 2015 11:02 am

Dave, absolutely AMAZING!!!!! Wow...

Mike

On 12/26/2015 2:42 PM, David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders] wrote:

Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

James Chapman · Post by **James Chapman** » Sun Dec 27, 2015 11:08 am

Dave, that's an absolute work of art! The motion is so fluid and such a large range of motion....as if Rob May himself was in it!
James

On Sunday, December 27, 2015 10:02 AM, "Mike Zack shtickman@earthlink.net [B9Builders]" wrote:

Dave, absolutely AMAZING!!!!! Wow...

Mike

On 12/26/2015 2:42 PM, David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders] wrote:

Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

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David Schulpius · Post by **David Schulpius** » Sun Dec 27, 2015 11:43 am

Thanks again everyone. Your support really helps me to keep going and motivated.
When dreamed this thing up I had no idea it would look so real when it moved around. I think a large part of the realism is Will Huff's high quality arm skin and the ease of programing that EZ Robot offers. Without them this arm would be a "misguided mechanical misery" to borrow one of Dr Smith's names for our "old booby".
Steve, as far as being casual about rewiring that little servo; I'm just not too worried about breaking it. I always try to get a backup part or two just in case I do tear up something beyond repair. I try not to be afraid of failing. That attitude just slows down or even stops the work and progress. I tell myself it's just prototyping and part of the cost of building something worthwhile and my childhood dream. To tell the truth I had to rebuild that claw movement section at least three times till I was happy. I still may redo it at some point if I come across a better way. I also have a whole bag of servos I've destroyed or burnt up (including 2 that cost $150 each!) trying different methods of doing things. There may be at least 20 servos of different types in there. I have to keep it sealed up because it smells like burnt up electronic parts. LOL.
Thanks for the interest guys.
Chow, Dave Schulpius

On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 10:05 AM, James Chapman jachappy@sbcglobal.net [B9Builders] wrote:

Dave, that's an absolute work of art! The motion is so fluid and such a large range of motion....as if Rob May himself was in it!
James

On Sunday, December 27, 2015 10:02 AM, "Mike Zack shtickman@earthlink.net [B9Builders]" wrote:

Dave, absolutely AMAZING!!!!! Wow...

Mike

On 12/26/2015 2:42 PM, David Schulpius dschulpius@wi.rr.com [B9Builders] wrote:
Here's my latest video of me showing(off, LOL) how the B9 arm I've built works and looks with the rubber covering skin applied. I don't have the supporting rings installed inside the rubber bellow that help hold the rubber arm in its round shape. The result is that the arm looks a little misshapen and not a rigid. You can also see mechanisms poking against the rubber as the arm moves around because of this. However, you'll get the general idea how my arm with Will Huff's rubber skin looks to our old friend from the original TV Lost in Space 1960's TV show. I've also shown how a couple of rebuilds turned out my the wrist and claw servo mechanisms.
Latest vid of my B9 arm - Skin on

Enjoy, Dave Schulpius

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