Check out the Awesome things I Can Do With My Prosthetic Hand!

This video is in response from my subs wanting to see me use my hand to do everyday tasks. lmk what you think.

Here's the link to a question that is being asked quite often. "How'd I lose my fingers?"

As always, big thanks to my Patreons, you guys are awesome!
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[jarlsunshot]

This man is an actual certified badass. Imagine losing most of your hand, and still being able to build yourself a new hand that functions this well- WITH ONE HAND

Edit: 3.1K Likes?! Thanks everyone!!

[israelgarcia]

Watching you pick up that peanut has got to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen. (Okay, that sounds weird, but you know what I mean) Outside of CGI movie prosthetics and million dollar projects, that kind of control and articulation just plain doesn't exist. You are a genius. The fact that this is all mechanical makes it that much more insane. Well done Ian.

[keefjunior]

Holy smokes! Your engineering and execution on these mechanical hands is nothing short of amazing and awe inspiring.

[petrektek]

"without really thinking about it". That's a hell of a goal, man, that's called freedom. Much respect!

[DeathAngel]

The more you're able to unconsciously and unintentionally start using something naturally is the moment you know you're on the right path. That's something that I would be so excited about when testing a design. Being able to experience that second hand bliss is a m a z i n g. Congrats

[roadsidecamper]

The way you're able to incorporate this device seemingly effortlessly with day to day functions makes this pretty amazing.

[Psychx_]

This might actually be the most advanced and functional partial hand prosthesic avaiable world wide! The fact that it's purely mechanical makes it even more awesome.

[medicgamin]

The fact that this dude built this with one hand is insane.

[maxkordon]

People tend to really underestimate how important minute dexterity is

[zenmelodyy]

When you picked up the single almond was actually super impressive. Having had someone go through physical therapy to be able to move their hand properly I know how difficult it was for them. But you did that with a prosthetic hand and I am just absolutely blown away! You're awesome!

[OiranDaki]

This is historical. So inspiring to be alive at the same time as the man who built his own functional mechanical hand.

[preacherofmusic]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh-

Memes aside, very cool dude! I only just got here and haven't seen other versions, but as a fan of all things mechanical and prosthetic, I'm glad you've made something so functional and have regained use of your hand.

[ubabes._]

You don’t understand guys. I remember watching this guy back when he started this experiment and it puts a tremendous smile on my face seeing how much he has progressed. This is actually amazing, in fact I’m at a loss of words to describe it probably. And hearing about how u just naturally started using ur prosthetic arm to steer the wheel is fucking heartwarming. Thanks for sharing ur progress man

[rikingg]

it feels like a miracle, this makes me so happy that a person could put in this much dedication into something this important

[happily]

Watching this as someone who has never touched engineering and has more interest in art, the way your prosthetic moves because of the different weight distribution is fascinating. I’m also impressed at how much you could improve with one new rendition

[whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyry]

the machine is an extension of the flesh. flesh is weak, metal is eternal. This is exactly what should await us in the foreseeable horizon. This is the only way we will get rid of prejudices and disputes. The Omnissiah is proud of this man.

[genericytprofile]

This is amazing. You are the literal steampunk, gearpunk technician who augments his own body. The journey you've been through, rebuilding yourself and regaining abilities you once had is nothing short of book material. So happy to see this work out for you!

[jacksonterry]

Dude, I could never do anything like this, but what you’re doing is fan-friggin-tastic!

[bepisman]

This series is one of the single most incredible things I have ever seen. The fact that you were able to create not just one but two mechanical hands that function better than most cybernetic limbs that I've seen absolutely takes my breath away. I wish you the utmost of luck on all of your endeavours and may the god of engineering ever be on your side.

[larcen]

We are literally 2 generations away from becoming the futuristic cyberpunk world we all love and fear. Amazing work!