Building a 3D printed Full Scale T-800 Terminator Endoskeleton - Episode 2

Welcome to Hobby World - A place of imagination and creativity In this video I’m 3D printing and building my very own T-800 terminator endoskeleton in full scale. This is properly the largest 3d printing project I have ever done so I’m really excited about how it’s going to turn out. Due to the massive size of the project I have decided to make it as several episodes. In this episode I’m mostly working on three different things: First of all I’m building a stabilizing stand for the model so it can stand upright on its own without breaking. The 3D printed head needs to have a completely smooth surface so I can paint it with a chrome paint. There are several things I need to figure out to get a good result. And I’m also working a little bit on the electrical systems. As I have never done a project of this size there is a lot of stuff I need to figure out as I work with the build. This is also my first real project video here on YouTube so I hope you all like it. And please don’t judge me too hard for all of the beginner’s mistakes :) I have learned a lot making this video, and I'm sure that the next one will be even better. Like & Subscribe if you enjoyed it, and please post a comment if you have any feedback or questions. Thanks for watching TOOLS & MATERIALS Arduino UNO (Chinese Make), LED’s, Wires, Sound Module, Buttons Alclad II – Chrome Paint, Alclad II – Varnish for the chrome paint Soldering Iron, Metal Saw, Clipper, Hobby Knife, Airbrush & Compressor, Creme Brulee Burner Metal pipes, Different round magnets for attaching parts to the head and body MISC Protection: 3M Protective Mask, Sandpaper, Protective Gloves 3D Model of the terminator: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:247... By: Kerag MUSIC, VIDEO & IMAGE ATTRIBUTION https://www.dl-sounds.com https://filmstro.com https://www.freepik.com/photos/backgr... Background photo created by wirestock Music: https://www.purple-planet.com SOCIAL & CONTACT INFORMATION Facebook:   / kim.kristensen.184   Website/Blog: http://www.hobbyworld.one/ Contact: [email protected]