It’s awesome! Overview and assembly of the Manfrotto 244 Variable Magic Arm and how it integrates into the studio. Great for filming over-the-top product reviews, builds, and setting unique camera angles.
With $18, 20 minutes, and some basic tools, you can save yourself from the frustration of controllers cutting out and acting erratically. This DIY mod will also improve your wifi connection, helping to increase download speeds and getting rid of in-game lag.
Out of Monument, Colorado, Mount Herman Road (320) connects to Rampart Range Road (322) just north of Colorado Springs. This video is of side roads 318 and 316C. 318 is a small 4 mile dead end trail off of Mount Herman Road that runs south along the power lines and out to view the Front Range. 316C is a small 2 mile dead end trail with a campsite at the end.
Over time, the protective foam within road cases begins to breakdown and decompose. This video will show you how to replace your foam, mask off your hardware for a fresh coat of paint, and create a caster plate to attach wheels to make moving heavy cases easier.
NDP is so far the most involved and elaborate bot in the lineup. Standing at 4 foot 3 inches tall and 32 inches wide, Nonstop Disco Powerpack is like having another friend at the party!
Originally a toaster oven and a car speaker cabinet, this now fully functional CD and MP3 player featuring 5.1 surround rocks a room and illuminates it with subtle LED lighting.
This 70's era disco ball drink shaker serves as Willy's body with mixing beaters extended as his arms. The shake mixer sits in a metal candle holder frame that serves as Willy's legs.
Topping Rocket off is a blue glass candle holder piece attached to a stainless steel mixing bowl for heat shielding on reentry. The clear glass 360 helmet illuminates as the heavy brass curved body adds aerodynamics. Mixing beaters for arms and a tall globe as a thruster for legs, this heavy duty bot will shine brightly and intrigue the imagination for years to come.