This is my latest project that i've
been building over the past few months It's the world's first fully rideable Minecraft pig in real life. And if you're wondering why i
just launched myself off the roof with it... I'll just let myself tell you. I've got every
achievement in Minecraft except for this one. Luckily, that was just the cardboard prototype.
This is the working pig, or, Hamburghini. And at exactly one pig power, this thing can go a top speed of... well, I guess we're gonna have to find that out. It's controlled using the carrot on
a stick of course. And as soon as the hungry pig sees the carrot, it starts to follow it. Or more accurately, it starts to chase after it. And as you can see from my face this pig's got
some scary fast legs. And I should probably mention that this was at only 60% power. I can't even
imagine how scary this thing is going to be at 100 percent. But this dude doesn't just fly in one
direction, it's got a full 360 degrees of motion. To turn it, you just move the carrot
to one side and the Hamburghini will turn to follow, just like in Minecraft. It even beat
my buddy's electric one wheel in a race. So, you're probably thinking to yourself
"Wow, this seems extremely professional." And if you're thinking that, it's pretty clear you
haven't seen how I built it. Now to get absolutely crazy speeds, you're gonna need a top-notch
battery. And I pretty much had two options: either I could make one, or buy one. Yeah I think
I'm just gonna make it. Using a sketchy welder I found on the internet and some 3d printed
parts, I officially just made my first battery. At least, I think it's a battery. Now to make the
body, I pretty much just drew on some wood, sliced it up with the old saw, did a little bit of
this thing, a little bit of that, and then boom. To make the unpowered feet, I just 3D printed
these things, stuck a skateboard wheel in there, somehow broke it, and then remade it
and put the whole thing into a wooden foot. For the powered wheels, I also 3D printed
the thing, but this time, I stuck a motor in there and then stuck that into the
foot and then screwed all of the feet onto the body. And obviously, I
had to do a quick test after that. Finally, I made the head and slapped it onto the
body. The carrot on a stick was actually pretty simple to make. I just 3d printed it, sanded it,
and painted it. And to make it so the pig could actually see and follow the carrot.. I used this
camera which can track colors. Having the pig track the color orange seemed like a good idea
at first but it ended up being very problematic. And you'll see exactly why in just a few minutes.
Now, the steering system was just a tad sketchy. If you didn't notice, I never actually made it so the
front wheels could turn, and I'm not exactly sure how I thought this was going to work. So, I decided
to switch out my front wheels with these thingsm which is what shopping carts use. Now, I know it
seems like basing a design off of a shopping cart would be a really good idea. But somehow, it just
didn't work out. So this time I decided not to use 100 percent of my brain, and just go with the obvious
solution. I took a cheap Walmart drill, ripped a couple parts out of Dave, grabbed an Arduino,
and made this to get control of the drill. Then, I tore out some parts of an old 3D printer and
created this absolute unit of a foot. I stuck the device into the pig, securely attached it, and boom...
steering baby. "Starts up. Turns. Turns left. Now that the pig is finished, obviously, we're gonna need
to find someone to test it. I'm gonna need someone who's good at Minecraft, but also dumb enough to
actually be willing to ride this thing. Hey Joe! At this point, your boy Thomas was
getting a bit hungry. So, I did the only thing that someone with a
working minecraft pig could do... Drive to McDonald's. They must have been a little
shy or possibly intimidated by my large Twitter following, because I sat at that drive-through
for a full minute and nobody said a thing. They ended up being so intimidated by the sheer
power of the Hamburgini that they kicked us out. So instead, I went to Jack in the Box. And these
legends let me ride that pig directly through the drive-through without question. To be fair
though, I wasn't driving this time. "Can I get a bacon burger, but without the patty, the bun,
cheese, and anything else that isn't bacon?" Make sure to drop a like for bacon. Three,
two, one. So do you guys remember Joe? Yup, that guy. Well he decided to
challenge the Hamburghini to a race. This Hamburgini. Now to give you an idea of how
fast this beast can really go, I think we need to first do the speed test. Now I don't want to die
just yet so we're going to start with 30 percent power. Well, I guess I did survive that, so uhh, let's
just do the 60. "All right, here we go" Now that's more like it. At only 60 percent power we
were able to make it up to 16 miles per hour. So, after that, all I could really
do is go all in and do 100 percent power. Did you guys hear that? That was the sound of a Hamburghini burnout. But
it's a burnout on the inside. This belt here is what connects the motor's gear
to the wheel's gear. This is what the belt looked like before, and this is what it looks like now. I
think the reason it got shredded is because it was way too loose, and not very secure. Kind of like
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back to the speed test. So, I put a brand new belt into the pig's foot and it's finally back in
business. I also set up the pig to work with the controller just in case it ever senses something
random and starts speeding away when it shouldn't. And with that, we are now finally ready to do the
100 percent speed test. "All right! Final speed test. Let's go!" At 100 percent power, we were able to make it to 20 whole
miles per hour. "Let's go!" and now that we know this pig is basically able to go light speed, I'm
pretty confident that it's going to outrun Joe. "Come on joe!" "Why is he so fast." This race was extremely close so we
can't really know for sure who won. But, to keep things interesting, i'll give this
first point to Joe. "Three, two, one let's go." For this race I pretty easily handed
Joe the L. It was all tied up and we were getting ready to do our third and final
race, when the worst possible thing happened... "nooooooo" Remember when I said this? "I also set up the pig
to work with the controller just in case it ever senses something random and starts speeding away
when it shouldn't." Well... um... it started speeding away when it shouldn't. And I wasn't even holding
the controller. Did you see that? That was a millisecond long
footage I somehow took of the pig speeding away. I'm not really sure how I did it but this
is the only footage we have of the crash. But guys, the amazing Hamburghini will live again. Most likely only in our minds though because I
don't want to rebuild this thing. Also, guys, I made a Creeper in real life. Make sure
to click right here if you want to check that out.
ah man those were the days