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I just wrapped up my latest project:  tall self extending stilts with the goal of dunking as high as possible / becoming inspector gadget. If you're interested in seeing the video you can check it out here!

Fig 1: My project mission statement

As usual this project morphed from something I thought wouldn't be too bad into something quite challenging. This of course means lots of information that didn't make it into the final video. I'll be scheduling a directors commentary livestream in the next week or so to watch through the video and share more technical details and behinds the scenes info. I'll post the details as soon as I lock in a date & time. This will be patron only and is something I like to do as a way of saying thank you so much for the support!

- Shane

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Even nerds can dunk with these

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Chris Aardappel

Livestreams can sometimes be hard to attend. Hopefully you record it and upload here! Thanks!

Jean-René Rodrigue

Super Bowl is February 11th this year! Just wanted to let you know...

dannydaw59

Please wait longer before making the video available to general audiences. Wait at least a week.

Barry

Inspector Gadget would be proud! I'm inspired

Ryen Av

Shane you gotta do this again during a Hornets halftime show!

Avi Peltz

could be interesting to see how high you could hop with bouncy shoes in place of the more static expanding shoes. Could make it scary and interesting by building some sort of dynamic/actively controlled bounce/suspension system. Think likely you could get pretty bouncy with just a smart mechanical design(thinking some sort of carbon fiber spar to bounce on). But an electromechanical solution might be a somewhat similar control problem that of a robot dog leg and you could have all kinds of headaches trying to tune the controller... just thinking about it sounds painful

Ryen Av

jlaservideo did something like that on his channel but didn't get nearly as high as the stilts. also I think the effects of g-forces definitely come into play more here