Lol

Even if you have the money - it's still like...really? Haha

I'll wait until they make Liquid Metal Joy Cons.

@@smithy__4759 I'm waiting for the coffee flavored joy cons.

@@smithy__4759 don’t forget the Nanomachine Joy-Conz 😏

He didn't tamper the coffee grounds.... it wouldn't have done that had it been.

@@sunflower1127 just appreciate how awesome and dedicated Bob is

Have you seen his ad for Screaming Sicilian?

He actually just does that every morning.

He sold his soul to the sponsors

Ssshhhh.... Just like how Bob doesn't die in Mario Bob doesn't mess up when modding his stuff...... Lol

lol

@@jbuggyps2 hahahaha😂😂😂👏

Tsk I love when KZfaqrs make mistakes and keep going lol. But no, he left it out. Booooo👎🏾

If you're able to assemble a joycon yourself with these shells, changing out the sticks later will not be a big deal, and they are cheap to buy in bulk.

@@StormsparkPegasus I have 3 separate drifting joycons and I have never repaired them, I should look into it but I feel I'd completely break it/drift would resume in a few months

@@StormsparkPegasus Also this company offers a $150 pre install service and with the track history of these thumbsticks I wouldn't trust it as a $150 investment

@@EZOnTheEyes There's no way the pre install service is worth that much. The only way I could see someone doing that is if they have more money than sense and don't know the first thing about electronics. Installing the joycon hardware in those shells would not be hard.

My Joycon drift every 6 months or so, I lift up the outer membrane and drip down isopropyl alcohol into the components and wiggle the stick, boom, no more drift for 6 months.

*AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH*

Lol

Dropping these is gonna make a dent in your floor

@@ApeBlin The floor: "Please don't hurt me" The Metal Joy-cons: *"Peace was never an option"*

@@TheGameChallenger nope your foot is in danger Foot: please dont hurt me Aluminum joy-con: peace is not an option

Lol

8:33 Meatier -> Meteor

Ik I bought some orange shells two weeks ago. Nintendo could make so much money with colored joy cons. Edit: I put them on my gray joycons, and they look so good

If he has the skill to do this changing a thumbstick is a piece of cake.

Next step, M18 powered Switch

@@its-amemegatron.9521 M18 12.0AH game for months on a single charge.

Joycons are 60 bucks now so if Nintendo made them feel like the switches body they'd be around 100 probably it sucks bc I imagine they feel really cool

I’m eating popcorn

Could you imagine scrathing this though? Or when they get all greasy.

Rhystic Studies I love your vids man! I can't wait for the next one!

I hear your voice in my head reading your comment.

you say things with your mouth, cobwebs and flies come out.

Same

Honestly i did the exact same thing Still great tho

Spawn wave has the best tutorial tbh

Why ? Its easy if u got the hang of it. If u need help let me know, I can give u some help.

@@lekirschenbaron6096 It's just a lengthy process in general

@@reyzephlyn105 not really, U could easily do it in 2-3 hours with the right tools and a little bit of prep.

@@lekirschenbaron6096 yeah it takes me around this much too but that's still a lot... But that's still better than working on the switch itself

taking shots at wood, ohhhhhhh!

Café patrocinado

lol

olha o Izzy ai

1 USD = 5.65 BRL, just stop right there 😅

Smg4 did a pretty good job with that war robots game

Beatemups does pretty good

Internet historian is the pinnacle

Came here to say Beatemups & Ryan George also do a good job at that

Right? It's like the only channel where I don't skip the ad...

Yessss!

Yvonne is gonna love it for sure

Geez that would be expensive af

They had a metal(do no remember what was used) keyboard and a gold controller. A palladium mouse would be the next logical step.

or DIY Perks and do some in brass

I screen shotted this comment because I just ordered my first shell castings and I know I need all the tips I can get. Tysm

I bought the silver aluminum ones and I plan on putting them on a pair of joycons I just got back from Nintendo , they both had severe drift and Ninty fixed them for free out of warranty, they did send me back the same pair so I am wondering if the screws will be lose and easier to remove, should I still do that suggested tightening first? I am really nervous about the swap after watching this and another video where the kid screwed up and the right joycon only works wirelessly now because he messed up the connector and he stripped the standoffs , I watched the boxypixel tutorial , he says you have to be very careful when using the machine screws provided in the kit and to not over tighten them , the kids that messed up said he stripped the standoffs and now he cant open it to fix the connector also I play on a full swap, I ordered an aluminum front and back from ali too , the only thing I haven't ordered is a metal kickstand, I know they sell one or did but it might be out of stock and discontinued ,haven't seen any tutorials on the front shell for aluminum, but I assume it will come with it's own machine screws ,I also plan on replacing the digitizer glass because it's scratched I basically got this switch for free - the grip and charger, console and dock only so that is how I am justify the hefty price for the shell swaps in my mind, I just hop I don't mess it up also ordered a RCM x86 but not sure I will attempt install that myself

And then even liked my comment! Bob you’re truly one of the greatest on this platform!💪🏻

I was thinking the same. His acting skills for sponsors are always on point, so let it rain ads or sponsors' sketches I'll watch them all

@@kumori86 you would LOVE timeshares then lmao

Solid diamond

Don't give Linus any ideas lol

LTT did a solid gold Xbox controller, so why not?

Damn, that would be so dope

Yes because owning multiple sets of Joycons isn't a option or anything.

Right on

technically no, but to be able to even use them yes... but why sell it as that?!

Not really.

Exactly, there is a dude on youtube who made a video of swapping shells of a pair in 20 minutes. U dont need to do it as fast as him, but u can learn alot of his video, like dont disconnect everything und dont pull hard.

@@lekirschenbaron6096 if you don't have to change the center part yeah but when you need to change the battery holder then it takes lot more time

@@Natsukashii1111 not really, I wouldnt say that the center part is the hardest part tbh. The left Joy-Con is easily done in half i hour if u takr ur time. The right Joy-Con may take some time if u dont have the right way of approaching it. I wouldnt say that changing the center part is the hardest thing to do, even reconnecting is easy tbh.

@@lekirschenbaron6096 removing center part means disconnecting almost everything, of you don't change it then it's easy since you don't disconnect anything

@@Natsukashii1111 yeah ur right, ur disconnecting alot, the Joy-Stick, the Shoulder buttons and the -/+ button, but that should be it. There is no need to disconnect the rumble, the nfc tag, the battery, the antenna or the infrared-cam. I found it the easiest to keep those attached since u might have alot of problems trying to reconnect those. Especially the camera, if u take ur time and remove the stuff carefully they wont brake, just dont yank on them. If u ask me, the hardest part ist to put back the right joycon, after u disconnected the shoulderbutton located on the battery thingy, but even that is easy if u just remove the button itself from below the trigger connect the button and the flex cable and than just screw it together.

My coffee is organic, shade grown, fair trade, Ethiopian, sold to me by hippies, not hipsters. But yeah, I'm considering these for the d-pad. I love a good d-pad.

@@WR3ND I am too. I honestly think that even at that price, they're worth it for the D-pad alone.

That would be cool

Backplate maybe but front part is a nightmare to change and I only found one seller on Alliexpress

i don’t think that can happen without heat issues since metal and plastic are pretty different when it comes to heat dissipation (to my knowledge)

"Sorry Ma'am/Sir but kNiFeS are not allowed on board."

Someone will make make carbon fiber joycon inspired by your commenr

@@ericmarcelino4381 Carbon Fiber is flexible, that's not such a good idea

@@edgarvega5859 so is default joycon plastic

@@pattikakes_zeph Well unless you use a lot of layers but that's just overkill

Most people are lol

the problem is how compact the joycons are, i obviously don’t work with nintendo but from what i’ve heard and researched there is only one company that makes the parts small enough to fit into the joycon, however this was when the switch was being developed and released so there may be some companies that make the parts but that would require some digging on nintendo’s end or whatever company is making the product for nintendo in the case of 3rd party.

Happy birthday dude!

I've been watching videos of how to cut different types of cheese. I don't even buy cheese that often