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what I liked about the video was how they showed step by step of how to make the arm

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looks complicated

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it amazing how they makin the stuff move w needles and pickin up soda cans and stuff.w cardboard

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I agree with you.

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I noticed that same thing.

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Tyler's hydraulic powered robotic arm :)

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Tyler's hydraulic powered robotic arm :)

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based on this video what caught my attention was that instead of using just the sticks to control he just used the droppers.

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it looks nice how the project was made and how it works.

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DIY Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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How To Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard at Home material: cardboard, 8 syringes, pipes, color cake, wire and hot glue Good luck! Thank you for watching!

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How to Make Hydraulic Robotic power Arm From Cardboard

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How to Make Hydraulic Robotic power Arm From Cardboard

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This is excited, How they can make something that so hard to some other people in cardboard. This shows you can make anything out of anything.

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did they choose their team and how long did it take them

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how much did the teddy bear weigh

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DIY Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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DIY Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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The soda can project looks cool and it's interesting that i never thought that someone could do something like that with those materials

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whats the max weight the arm can pick up

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It looks cool when the students have to lift something and put it some where else and it also looks cool because most of the time its standing up.

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I agree with her because you can notice the different material through the video and it didn't look as strong but still worked

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard

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How to Make Hydraulic Robotic power Arm from Cardbo

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How to Make Hydraulic Robotic power Arm from Cardbo

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I agree with her because they didn't really need many materials in order to create an Hydraulic Arm

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its nice how  this project made out of Carboard and lifts  up soda cans 

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its nice how  this project made out of Carboard and lifts  up soda cans 

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the video shows me how to invent something i wouldn't think of making but it inspired me to try something new.

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'Coke Video" comment: I would like to say that I am also impressed that simple things are needed to create an actual hydraulic powered arm.

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard.

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard.

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how to make Hydraulic powered Robotic looks very interesting and i would like to try to make one.

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What caught my eye about this one was that out of the other 2 the arm was perfect and this one wasn't so what I'm getting from this is that it doesn't have to be perfect for it to work

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DIY hydraulic powered robotic arm from card board :)

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DIY hydraulic powered robotic arm from card board :)

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In that video what caught my eye was that instead of toothpicks he used q tips.

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i noticed that the different colored water helps figure out what lever does what

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how to make a hydraulic powered robotic arm using cardboard at home

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how to make a hydraulic powered robotic arm using cardboard at home

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what if the can had something in it also how does it have a strong enough grip

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The soda can project looks cool and its interesting that i never thought that someone could do something like that with those materials

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"How to make Hydraulic powered robot" comment : I would like to say the use of syringes/droppers to move the arms also caught my attention and seemed really cool.

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It is interesting how they make it out of cardboard and it is able to lift up a can.

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This video had me into in the whole time it was interesting that they we able to have a routine while picking up the little block

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I like how they made the leavers (I think I spelled  it right).

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What I caught my eye was that how they control the actual arm with Popsicle Sticks and the dyed water that was inside of it

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This video was great ! the creative ways to use the robot strictly with glue and cardboard was great!

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In this video, the project wasn't as successful as the other structures that were made.(H.S)

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Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard (soda can cover)

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Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard (soda can cover)

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This video was amazing! it was successful and it amazed me onto how someone can make something such as a robotic arm with cardboard. (H.S)

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His machine seems really complicated, it worked slow.

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Tyler's hydraulic powered robotic arm- Me too 

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Tyler's hydraulic powered robotic arm- Me too 

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Something that caught my attention in this video was that he constructed his differently then the first video is that he used less material not as strong as the others but still got the same results.

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The thing that really caught my attention was that they use syringes to move the arm.

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his robot seemed a little more differcult than the DIY hydraulic powered robot

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Robotic Arm Challenge with 11th graders - AM

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Robotic Arm Challenge with 11th graders - AM

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I think that the video shouldn't be this long, they just kept doing the same thing over and over, but over all, the video seems pretty cool

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Hydraulic robotic arm challenge-me three

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Hydraulic robotic arm challenge-me three

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Something that caught my attention in this video is how they constructed it with all piece of wood and performed and look very good.

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This video isn't really explaining much about how it's mad, it's a nice design. it just doesn't have much potential as i thought it would. (H.S

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How to make hydraulic powered robotic arm using cardboard at home :)

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How to make hydraulic powered robotic arm using cardboard at home :)

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In this video what caught my attention in this video is when he or she moves the "robotic arm" and how he used those liquids inside the dropper.

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard-me 

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How to Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm from Cardboard-me 

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Something that caught my attention in this video was the amount of material needed to construct this and the ability to be able to actually pick up a can of soda.

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does that have to be the only design for the arm

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this video was creative and interesting . i thought it was creative because he used liquids to move the robot

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I agree,

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🤖👉 How To Make Hydraulic Powered Robotic Arm Using Cardboard At Home

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What caught my eye was that he was able to use simple things to create an actual Hydraulic Powered Arm.

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It's so interesting how with just a few materials, you can make a powered arm. I think that the job of the syringe is so effective and it can control things.

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What I thought was interesting about this video is how he used the tubes to help navigate the system.

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For Ty's engineering class, made out of styrofoam, syringes, water, popsicle sticks, wooden pegs, and lots of hot glue.