A simple walking Robot project for Kids using DC Motor

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00:01: video plays

00:06: A2C Teens the logo of the c tree vreater channel appears

00:08: A dc motor of 100RPM Dual Shift is shown by the host

00:09: a lollipop stick is shown

00:12: the lollipop stick is cut by a paper cutter knife in to 2 1cm pieces

00:17: the the stick is glued to the motor gears in opposite direction. On one side the piece is glued to the bottom and and on the other glued to the top of the roatating gear

00:29: a cycle spoke is shown

00:33: 2 pieces of 10cm each cut from the spoke is shown

00:36: the spoke pieces get bent by the use of pliers while the bottom 1cm is held by the pliers and is bent at 90 degree angle

00:47: a popsicle/Ice cream stick is shown

00:50: 2 such popsicle sticks is cut into 4 2.5cm pieces to get 4 curved ending part of the sticks and next are drilled with a driller having a 0.1mm diameter circle

00:56: 2 popsicle stick pieces are glued to the 2 previously bent cycle spoke

01:09: a new cut portion is shown of the spoke of 13cm, the ending 1.5 cm of each sides are bent and then glued to the rest of the 2 popsicle stick pieces

01:27: the 13cm spoke portion with 2 popsicle stick pieces is glued to the front part of motor where generally the ground and voltage wired are already shouldered

01:35: a long piece of red colored duct tape is cut horizontally into two pieces and used to wrap up the motor part where the lollipop stick pieces were attached to the rotating gears

01:52: A blue straw is cut from the bent neck area and then cut into half again

01:57: the staw pieces are glued to the frontal part of the motor along just on the white cap that holds the motor together with its yellow body

02:09: the 2 spoke pieces with one popsicle stick pieces are attached to each side of the gear through the lollipop stick holes

02:15: a bamboo skewer is cut into 10cm piece and then half broken at the ending 2cm opposite to the pointy end and used as connecting piece frontal and back part of the motor attaching one side to the straw and other to the single opsicle stick pieced spoke pieces

02:52: a 9v Battery is attached on top of the hear opposite side of the spokes that are used as legs with a double sided tape and the battery cap is attached

02:58: the Battery cap wires are attached to the motor wires and twisted firmly ground to ground, and then sealed with duct tape pieces

03:15: a switch is attached to the voltage wires of battery and the gear at two ends and shouldered with a shouldering rod

03:26: the switch is glued to the motor

03:30: the popsicle stick part bottoms are glued to make the bottom soft and in the front side of battery opposite to the cap two googly eyes are glued to make it look like a bot with eyes

03:54: the switch is turned on and the bot starts to walk

03:57: the front view of the hot walking fotward is shown

04:02: the side between of the forward walking bot is visible

04:09: a angular between of the forward walking bot is visible

04:40: the screen fades out

04:43: "Thank You, like subscribe share" text appears on screen

04:51: video ends