James Bruton

@XRobots

James Bruton is a successful Patreon creator who has amassed a significant following for his innovative and engaging robotics engineering content. With over 424 paid members, James has generated substantial earnings through his Patreon, demonstrating the strong demand for his work. Since launching his Patreon in February 2014, he has built a loyal community of supporters who appreciate his creative approach to applied technical creativity. James's videos showcase his expertise in building Sci-Fi props and robots using 3D printing, electronics, and traditional techniques such as CNC and welding. He also experiments with unique ideas, inspiring viewers to explore their own technical creativity. James's work has a significant impact, fostering an online community around robotics and engineering, and inspiring countless individuals to pursue their own creative projects.

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Here's the Ball-Wheeled bike video, early for Patrons. Hoping to get this one out publicly next Tuesday 21st. It worked ok in the end, but i

I had to add one more drive unit to the back of the bike to make it go forwards and backwards better. The other wheels drive it ok, but they

It balances! which is fundamental to it working. There is some wheel spin at high velocities if you do anything stupid though, but overall i

Here's the Makers' Secret Santa video, early for Patrons. The videos are all supposed to go out this Sunday 22nd, but some gifts have still

The main mechanical assembly for the Ball Bike is together. It's 1.82m long (just under 6 feet), and it comfortably holds my weight if I sit

I made the other three drive units. These are mounted on 4040 extrusions in pairs, and those will be mounted on some more 4040 extrusions wh

Here's the first ball drive unit. It should give me the same reduction and torque as the Screw-Bike once the diameter of the ball is taken i

They arrived, They are prefect.

I thought I should update Patrons about new projects. My strategy recently has been to do fewer projects that are higher impact (remember wh

Here's the next video, early for Patrons. This one goes out publicly next Tuesday 29th. I'm pretty sure I can make something better than th