Engineers make the impossible possible, one fantasy build video at a time
Engineers are always at the forefront of innovation, whether they’re solving problems in the workplace or using their creativity at home. In this video collection, watch as industrial engineers, designers, programmers, and STEM professionals showcase how they channel their skills to build a more fun, imaginative world during their free time.
Latest video: I sent robot forgeries to a handwriting expert
In this video, Shane Wighton from the YouTube channel Stuff Made Here builds a robot to perfectly replicate his handwriting style and signature.
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I built a seesaw only using office chairsIn this video, Youtuber and product designer Matty Benedetto builds a corporate-friendly seesaw using office chairs. |
I built a shotgun axeIn this video, YouTuber Integza combines the power of a shotgun with the precision of an axe with his latest build. Don’t try this at home. |
What happens if you heat a pressure cooker with the sun?In this video, YouTuber Craig Turner builds a giant magnifying glass to harness the sun’s energy to cook his family's dinner. |
I 3D scanned my butt... (making my perfect seat)In this video, YouTuber Designs By Luke builds a one-of-a-kind stool using a 3D scan of his rear. |
I built the fastest wagon on Earth (world record)In this video, YouTuber Louis Weisz works to regain his world record for the fastest speed in a Radio Flyer wagon. |
Sidewalk chalk robot dominates neighborhoodIn this video, YouTuber MrDadVs engineers a sidewalk chalk robot that can draw any character or design you can imagine. |
I built an omni-directional ball-wheeled bikeIn this video, engineer and YouTuber James Bruton makes an updated version of his popular omni-directional bike, this time using walking globes that can roll in any direction. |
I built a cotton candy gunIn this video, maker Kevin Kohler from the YouTube channel The Backyard Scientist discovers new and inventive ways to create cotton candy. |
Can I make QR code Damascus?In this video, blacksmith and YouTuber Alec Steele puts his forging skills to the test by constructing the world's first working Damascus steel QR code. |
I built an exoskeleton for my three-legged dogIn this video, inventor Simone Giertz builds an exoskeleton for her three-legged dog, Scraps, to help alleviate the strain of its solo back leg. |
I put my trash cans on rails and now they move automatically!In this video, Max Maker, a YouTuber and product design engineer, demonstrates how he created a trash train to automatically move his garbage bins. |