Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I'm continuing work on trying to open my brother-in-law's safe by building a robot. I don't what's inside the safe, but based on all the bad luck I've run into with this project my guess is cursed pirate treasure.
Digi-Key blog post: digikey.com/en/maker/blogs/2023/how-to-crack-a-safes-combination-with-a-robotic-auto-dialer-part-3
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New videos are uploaded as soon as I finish them!
If you're like me you have creative ideas and sometimes they get trapped inside your mind. Here on Byte Sized Engineering I make project videos that get you excited about unleashing your inner maker and making those creative ideas a reality!
You shouldn’t need an engineering degree to make your ideas a reality. I suffered through years of engineering school so you don’t have to. I know how it feels to want to make something I’m excited and passionate about, but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. I’ve unlocked the secret to getting past this feeling of being stuck. In my videos I show you how to take complex problems and break them down into smaller, more manageable “byte sized” pieces.
If you want my recommendation on what you should watch, I put together this playlist for you. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8Udln1nmXVBEdorJ2xU5VnXn1nfmMM--
You should also subscribe to byte sized, and consider become a supporting member through Patreon or YouTube memberships. Supporting members get access to behind the scenes content, free project build guides, discord community server, early release videos, and monthly hangouts. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, I look forward to seeing you next time!
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I'm continuing work on trying to open my brother-in-law's safe by building a robot. I don't what's inside the safe, but based on all the bad luck I've run into with this project my guess is cursed pirate treasure.
Digi-Key blog post: digikey.com/en/maker/blogs/2023/how-to-crack-a-safes-combination-with-a-robotic-auto-dialer-part-3
Visit bit.ly/DigiKeyByteSized for the best selection of electronic components.
New videos are uploaded as soon as I finish them!
If you're like me you have creative ideas and sometimes they get trapped inside your mind. Here on Byte Sized Engineering I make project videos that get you excited about unleashing your inner maker and making those creative ideas a reality!
You shouldn’t need an engineering degree to make your ideas a reality. I suffered through years of engineering school so you don’t have to. I know how it feels to want to make something I’m excited and passionate about, but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. I’ve unlocked the secret to getting past this feeling of being stuck. In my videos I show you how to take complex problems and break them down into smaller, more manageable “byte sized” pieces.
If you want my recommendation on what you should watch, I put together this playlist for you. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8Udln1nmXVBEdorJ2xU5VnXn1nfmMM--
You should also subscribe to byte sized, and consider become a supporting member through Patreon or YouTube memberships. Supporting members get access to behind the scenes content, free project build guides, discord community server, early release videos, and monthly hangouts. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, I look forward to seeing you next time!
Subscribe: youtube.com/bytesized?sub_confirmation=1
Instagram: instagram.com/bytesizedzach
YouTube Memberships: youtube.com/channel/UCtVgFluK-MmGpQoE7VCxa6w/join
Patreon: patreon.com/bytesized
Byte sized merchandise: bytesizedengineering.com/store
If you're interested in what tools I use for byte sized projects, please visit:
bytesizedengineering.com/tools
