My New Lab is RIDICULOUS
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Thank you for the great content! Recently found your channel because I'm in the process of putting together my own home bio lab. Could you tell me the brand/model # of the backup battery you have for your ULT? I have seen many scientists loose years of work due to freezer issues so I am planning to keep mine as well taken care of as possible. Thanks again!
Nevermind, found it's equivalent. Also decided to join the channel - might be asking you for some project help in your discord in the next few months!
Hey Thought Emporium. Ever looked into Protoplast fusion? You can use pulsed electric currents to cause protoplasts (plant cell with cell wall removed) of dissimilar plant species and cause them to fuse (including the nucleus). Weird things happen with single chromosomes getting ejected somewhat randomly. You can make a tomaco (tobacco tomato) or a potato tomato or even weirder combinations. Might be right up your alley!
The thumbnail would make a sweet set of stickers, or a sleeve for an electronic device
Your channel is by far my favorite
Way to go, this looks awesome!
Aren't you the new creator of starlight?
"and a piece of T-Rex bone, which I'll be using on a future project"
*Jurassic Park theme starts*
*Ark Theme begins*
We need a cameo by Jeff Goldblum.
literally scrolled down to say this
It's fine, he doesn't have enough room in there for full-size T-Rexes.
I wouldn't rule out some little birdy bois in a terrarium.
DOO DOO DOOOO DOO DOO
A fusion reactor built out of a gramophone is the most steampunk thing
Fallout equestria?
honestly you earned this sorta thing. anybody who can engineer their own cure for their severe lactose intolerance, however temporary, deserves to have the workspace of their dreams.
Really didn't seem that temporary was it? He got a good number of moths out of less than a handful of somewhat sketchy doses.
Hahaha! Own cure for severe lactose intolerance???. I thought I was smart, guess I'm an idiot
@@omniyambot9876 your not an idiot, he's just a genius
I’m very happy for you and the team.
You got me hooked… when you said "Space Ship".
Be aware of the water level/quality in your autoclave, and be gentle cleaning. I have that exact model sitting in my attic right now because the heating element is unobtanium.
Second note, be sure it is a grounded and fault protected outlet. When the element shorts, it shorts to the pressure vessel.
Sucks too. It was a very quick clave to heat and cycle. Much zippier than the tuttenours.
I mean the autoclave that I have is a large model and doesn't just spray steam everywhere, idk if thats suppose to happen
Coming from Australia I have no idea how most American outlets can get away without having earthing or GFCI, let alone power switches
I think modern building code in Ontario requires fault protection, so it should be covered if they installed those outlets recently.
Is the heating element something special, or just the usual stuff like nichrome or tungsten wire?
@@user-rc4zk8ge1g Nothing special, just extremely difficult to acquire in my experience. It is a submersible element similar to an electric water heater element with two (pressure bearing) threaded bushings that go through the tank wall. The element makes a rapid 90* bend and loops under the rack. Someone with the manufacturing knowledge/tools could likely duplicate it, but I have not (yet) been able to source a drop in replacement.
Maybe add a proper Hepa Filter in front of the air compressor. Less dust in your workshop. And thank you for your Videos!
I'd suggest adding a dust collection system. Even if the machines generate just small amount of dust, it's much better to sucking it into a filter instead having everywhere in the workshop...
I didn't show it but there's a giant dust collection system suspended from the ceiling in the work shop
@@thethoughtemporium I'm sure it's been considered but I was going to suggest having a lower air pressure in the hot room.
"And of course a piece of T-Rex bone that I'll be using on an upcoming project." Uh, oh; you know they made a movie about this? Please don't, I know what you're thinking.
I doubt there's enough in there.
@@durnsidh6483 Do I have to post the dictionary definition of sarcasm for you?
@@coulombicdistortion1814 I wasn't taking you literally, just riffing off your comment. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
The three replies above me is kinda wholesome
well atleast for me
but i really want to see a living trex in a zoo!
Minor thing is that however fun and nice those fake warning signs are, they unfortunately desensitizes you to the real ones. For example the door into the workshop says "Please keep closed at all times". I didn't realize that until I had this thought and went back to check them all... Same with the laser printer "Laser radiation" warning. It just blends in with the rest.
When I was 14 and bored to death, I actually stumbled upon your channel while furiously researching fusion. Luckily I never built a fusion reactor 😅, but your chanel sure as hell was an inspiration to start making stuff.
A collab with NileRed would blow my socks off.
Also curiousity stream and kiwiko would be perfect sponsors yes
They’ve done a video together! The one on singlet oxygen
Nile mentioned he wanted to do Fulminating Gold recently...
Isnt Nile changing lab too, and thats why he havent being filming much
@@lotecque He is moving to a new lab.
I know its highly unlikely but how amazing would it be if one of TTEs "3 best friends" hes sharing his workshop with is actually nile red XD
Hoping to see more of the Lactose Intolerance Therapy, I really wish I could cure mine sometime in the future and also because it's so common, it would help tons of people. Anyway, keep up the great work, we love your mad scientist mindset
Yeah I would love to see it too. Unfortunately the next step is probably scaling up to a point where he could actually publish, and beyond that's gonna be getting FDA approval, so even if he does work on it I doubt we'll hear anything for a long time.
I really hope SOMEONE does something with it.
Damn, around the same age I also got really into building a fusor, I started taking apart microwaves, got myself 60kv diodes for a rectifier, and started saving up to buy a second-hand vacuum pump and spoke to some physics professors my teacher knew for advice. I ended up stopping as school got harder, parts were difficult to find and ADHD fucked me but It is AMAZING to see an awesome channel to grow from the same project I pursued, and for the same reasons. I also love that you included the Conquest of Bread at 4:20 on your desk, nice to know that there are some science CZcamsrs who may have similar political views.
I am so excited for all your new projects and wish you and your team the best.
@@blower5 imagine making tons money and spending tens of thousand on equipment and then roleplay as a anarchist/commie
Lol, almost the same. My parents forbade me to continue out of fear that i will kill myself. Now that i am slightly older i am thankful that they did that.
Wait, you were kicked out of a country? This would be an awesome story! Also, thank you so much for showing where you are now. It's really good to see success hit you and I can't wait to see what you do next!
Man, when I’m older I pray I can one day be apart of something akin to this.
Same! Doing the studying now.
Same for me!
@@HD-uh7nj Same situation. it's hard work but it's worth it.
Watching this I felt as if I was a little child watching a tour of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory
I love the lab, maybe consider some high-CRI led lighting. Could be the LUT but the lighting seems like the color rendering isn’t quite there.
Also sound management is definitely needed.
No, it's meant to look like a 2001 indie film
Yea bitrate seems low + very blue hue, I recommend a GH5 as it produces realistic colors and looks good on yt. Just my oponion though.
I'm learning color balancing. This was my first go at it. And I'm getting a GH5 specifically for the improved video quality.
@@thethoughtemporium cool :)
The neuron project is the reason I subscribed so I’m excited for that!
Same, I’m down for butter
Same actually... But the other stuff is also amazing
I am still waiting for eggwhite yeast
Bro you can literally build anything for contract or otherwise, I'd suggest taking bids for prototypes in addition to whatever you may be working on at the moment.
That is a sick nerd cave you've got and I'm a little jealous - but also excited! Congrats on leveling up!
Oh boy. I cant imagine the crazy stuff that is going to come out of this
Super intelligent bacteria
My man conquered bread for himself and his friends at least. If this is what unalienetaed (sort of) labor looks like I'm in.
18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. Home brew was largely the only way to screw around with nature and discover neat idiosyncrasies which lead to the industrial science we have now. Back to the roots.
Huh? How could stuff this cool be alienating?
@@kikodekliko1209 he still has to sell his labor out for capital, which is what everyone does, but like art his situation is closer to doing something for its own sake
@@artmeme9417 Well, the best thing is not to think about it too much I guess. Otherwise you'll be unhappy even while trying to make money with doing things you like doing. But then I don't claim to have the answers for the human condition.
@@kikodekliko1209 well put
I won’t lie, this looks like the most mind-blowing investment you have ever made, you’ve come so damn far.
Can’t wait to see what’s to come ❤️
Also, how dare you use the canuckistanian phrase of “chooch” this feels like channel inception
Short note- I for the longest time couldn't find what I wanted to do with my life, and struggled in basically everything because of it. Your channel (and some others), along with therapy helped me realize that the problem could be solved; So thank you Thought Emporium, for helping me realize my dreams, and here's to finding out what tomorrow brings!
You should just enjoy life
You are the one who knows best what you like to do with it
@@User9681e I needed a purpose, I dont do well with abstract concepts of success
Adam Savage also has a fantastic book called “Every Tool’s a Hammer.” I learned a lot from it.
*Uses 20 ton hydraulic press to nail two wood pieces*
Before: This guy makes the greatest projects on the internet.
After: WTF I don't know what to say anymore
Might be the last CZcams-ish CZcams video of him. :(
I'm sort of wondering how he made half the stuff he did *without* most of those things.
@@danielf3623 The trick is to have friend who have these things
Please keep filming the silk work. Even if you are dark now, it would be really cool to drop a bunch of videos about the process once it's done.
I love this but all I can think of is how freakin’ lot the new lab costs 💸😵
I'm loving all of those little danger signs. They really add character to the place. I think my favorite one was the "Ninjas and Pirates and Lasers and Shit" warning on the 3d printer room door.
I haven't been this hyped since the NileRed lab tour. Looking forward to the many videos coming out of your lab in the near future.
Seeing the Dresden Codak posters in thematically appropriate locations was neat.
Thank you... I was googling the phrases but nothing was coming up. Knew if I scrolled down enough someone would have the answer! _"Science... so far so good"_ was the one that got me. :-D
I'm super happy to see you've come to a place you're finally happy with. Congrats on the new lab/workshop, I hope to see amazing new projects out of this place!
13:20 will the spider silk project stay open source once finished?
Doesnt sound like it will be.
You are single handedly better equipped than my entire university was. I fear that that cryogenic storage you've got there is going to need to go inside a chest freezer to work properly. You literally have every single toy that I could possibly dream of. At university I bought a second hand laminar flow hood, a mini fridge which I filled with aquarium and grow lights and a bunch of glassware and a really really really bad old fashioned pressure cooker autoclave. I used it to isolate cultures of Aphanizomenon flos Aqua. Then I was forced to have to leave my home for another continent due to it all having been done in South Africa. You are literally 5 years ahead of where I started in 2010. I am jealous beyond imagining and watching this feels like my guts are being ripped out because everything I worked so hard to built was destroyed for no reason other than being born in the wrong place. I don't know if I'm going to be able to watch past 9:25, but I'll try because maybe one day I'll be able to get back to this level. I literally taught someone over the internet to drive to a lake to collect the algae for me and make a makeshift cryo-storage container and paid him to ship it back to me so I didn't have to pay for refrigerated shipping. It didn't exactly work out so I had to get hold of the algae a different way, but It also taught me a hell of a lot about the world. I just really wish I hadn't lost all of it. I'm literally looking at buying an ultrasonic bath and centrifuge out of sheer FOMO seeing this. And that lyophilizor is literally my dream piece of equipment. I had to get my roommate to help me carry the laminar up 3 flights of stairs. It probably weighed 150kg. I literally think I'm going to fucking cry right now. (for anyone who is reading this, it wasn't the unrest that destroyed all my stuff, but the cause of the unrest resulted in a similar outcome) I also had a reverse osmosis filter. Just make sure you shut it off because it wastes a lot of water to produce a small amount of clean water, and if you don't pressurise the tank correctly it'll decrease the fill-rate and waste even more. don't sell yourself short. The fuzor video was good.
Hail from germany. If you need help with anything maybe i could help you, too. Wish you the best man!
"and of course a pice of a t-rex bone wich i will be using for a future profect"
Forshadowing
"I mean I don't have this piece of T-rex bone just as decoration"
THE HIGHEST ORDER OF FORSHADOWING
Chekov's bone
Jurrasic Park, here we come! I hope he spares no expense, at least not on IT!
bruh, so freakn happy for you! your channel has been so inspiring for me and has literally changed my life, so it is super cool to see you come so far. I cant wait to see what new projects you can do with this new lab and crew!
I think this is one of the most versatile labs/workspaces/hackerspaces that I have ever seen on CZcams. You can do almost anything in there.
now you'll be able to more easily create things we only thought were possible in fiction books
Congratulations dude, love your work! So excited for the content ahead!
Thanks for taking the time to share the journey! Can't wait to join you for the next 10 years.
This is honestly awesome! Your channel has been one of the biggest inspirations for my friends and me, so much so that we attempted to recreate that cold fire torch you made back when I first started watching you.
It's so cool to see you get this new lab, and I'm so excited to see what you're working on with your new tech
"The Conquest of Bread" by Peter Kropotkin at 4:24 everyone needs to read this! A very inspiring book!
This. Is. Amazing. A bit jealous, but happy for you. You definitely deserve it.
I'm so stoked you got a shop going. You have truly some of the most mind blowing 'backyard' science on CZcams. Super inspiring. Where did the funding come for this level up?
You should make alot of educational CZcams shorts explaining some of the tools you don't really get to explain in-depth in your main videos, although somhow you managed to cover more in this video than probably an entire semester of college, or 2 years of high school biology/chemistry. Amazing.
OMG OMG OMG! This is crazy awesome. I'm a grown ass man and I'm jumping in joy like a little girl. 😀😀
This is crazy awesome dude! This is an inspiration and I look forward to what you make of all of this
DEFINITELY worth getting a CNC lathe! Controllers these days even do stuff like tool nose radius compensation on their own.
Thank you for running through everything and how you use it!
Killer shop/lab!
Do you have a plan for an extended power outage in the bio lab? Have you considered having a generator that can run freezers/fridges/incubators with spare wattage for other tools?
Just like any creator I've followed for a while, I'm super proud seeing you level up into a better space. Can't wait to see what comes!
I cannot wait for the glow in the dark plants video. I've been wanting to do that project at home for awhile, but don't really have the equipment necessary.
Keep it up man! I have a PhD in Chemical Engineering and was pretty much interested in all science but biology, your videos have sparked a lot more interest in stuff like genetic engineering than I expected and I really enjoy your videos. I’m excited for your new lab and I am excited for all the new great stuff in the future!
Also, watch out that your dust room is the same room as the autoclave, don’t want just autoclaved stuff to get immediately dusty.
If you plan on making ruby stuff, and in higher quality, I think it would be cool if you made some sort of sharp objects (ex, a mini knife) perhaps using ruby as the blade and bronze/brass backbone for aesthetic/function.
Steel scalpels are of old, ruby scalpels rain supreme
How did you afford all of this? Holy shit, there are so many specialized tools...
Probably contacts in the industry. I know my Highschool teacher had a contact within Biorad and could get his hands on just about any machine he asked for and it was of no charge. They even offered to give him a $22,000 dollar qT-PCR machine even though he had zero purpose for it.
He said he is sharing the lab with a few other people. That splits the costs up a bit. Plus there's tax deductions because it's for business use (though granted, that won't amount to much at the current level of income)
croud funding
You need a powerful backup generator you probably have the tools to build one. But I say this because an hour and a half isn't a hole lot of time if the power goes out for longer just my opinion maybe you live somewhere where it rarely happens.
Best part of super portable -80 is if something happens I can rush over, and bring it home, or have time to set up a generator
@@thethoughtemporium aw okay I get you
I am SO excited for all the new stuff!
Very good to hear the good news! Eager to see the new projects!!
You and Nile could take over the world now.... I'm ok with this
I'm loving all your funny safety signs
Funny. Right.
Funny or real? In any shop a sign has a purpose and experience tells me there is nothing funny about radiation or a tool that will suck you in and will spit you out as if you're a Burger King milkshake.
So excited for the future projects
Wow! What a dream lab! That Adam Savage mentality is perfect, but i noticed how little you have free desk space to put temporary things and projects on. I work at lab and come across it almost all the time.
We also use Japanese 5s system to organize, and keep things organized over time.
bro he's actually living the dream
"A piece of T-Rex bone for a future project..."
Ngl, but when the guy who cured its own lactose intolerance by itself says that, it scares me a little
This looks SO amazing, man. I'm so happy for you. Can't wait for all the projects that will be born thanks to this awesome new lab!
Very inspirational shop/lab! It's going to be wild seeing what your crew makes and shares. Best of success.
this is the man making me think biopunk isn’t that far away
been watching for many years at this point, and it's really cool to see your workspace progression get better and better as time moves on! glad you finally got a proper workshop for yourself now!
Been here for just 5 years but oh boy oh boy I feel your excitment, so happy for you and your team, you were the reason that I am studying molecular biology today, keep up with the amazing work! Thank you for sharing it with us!
I just found your channel and I am in love with the projects you guys are working on and your team’s overall approach to science is fantastic. Taking inspiration from all the other channels that I watch on the daily. One tip might be a better Mic and some better lighting and some light diffusion. It would take your channel to the next level of production.
I'm super excited for you and look forward to the future of your channel.
I'm especially looking forward to the upcoming freeze dried butter T-Rex robot that shoots spider silk.
Dude, that's so exciting! I'm curious about the radiation immunity project, that's huge. You could sell it to NASA one day.
I can't help but be really excited for you. Congratulations on getting this far to the point where you have a team and a decked out workshop. Good luck with everything!
This is amazing! Im very excited to see your future projects!
“This one makes mammalian cells completely resistant to radiation.”
Say WHAT now?!
Hey can you show the big antenna where you lead lightning inside to revive your take on Frankensteins monster? Thanks! :-)
P.S.: grats dude, looks amazing!
Cool setup. Looking forward to future videos. Totally understand about the silk. If your polishing it for commercial use, you don't want to give out how you do yours, otherwise everyone else is going to do it to. Keep up the good work!
Wow this looks like an amazing place! Can't wait to see what you'll be able to do with all of this kit!
If you are going to have an underground lair where windows clearly aren't an option, at least paint the walls white. It's a little goth.
Other than that, awesome, I'm really pleased for you and look forward to more amazing projects.
I’ve been wondering ever since I started watching this channel, How do you get the funding for the new lab and your various projects?? I don’t want to sound rude, but I know that equipment and real estate must cost a small fortune.
(P.S: When are you bringing back taste emporium?)
Holy crap! Seeing the awesome projects you've been able to get through over the years, having access to all this space and equipment is gonna be a huge leap. Congrats dude!
Your enthusiasm is contagious. Happy for you. Can't wait for the next videos!
#1 airtool for building organising things, brad nailer, I bought one after Adam did a video on it and it rocked my world. Like, it made me like 30x faster at building stuff. Now to find the infinite pit of motivation that Justin has and I'll be set :D
you have the possibility to change the frickin world
Man super excited to see what you all can do
Super happy for you bro. Keep up the great work.
Wait, mammalian cells can be made "completely resistant to radiation"??
It's a mod that gives the DNA the same radiation resistance that tardigrades use, IIRC.
This is how I feel whenever someone asks me about my Raspberry Pi projects (I have 3 Pi 4B:s and 3 Pi Zero W:s).
I am very excited about this new lab.
Seeing all of these perfect equipments and workspaces makes me thrilled about your next projects.
I'm so happy for you and look forward to more videos in the new lab especially the spidersilk updates whenever you are able to release them
Oh dude that’s an old gene pulses!!! P.s: I’m a life science consultant at Bio-Rad so gg and good choice… p.s.s: it’s thermAL cycler, not thermocycler (that’s a thermo fisher brand)
What's up with the expelled from a country story?
Which country?
Most excellent lab tour! Thanks for the inspiration.
super exited to see what comes out of this!
this will make a ton of new, even more rediculos projects
"This is where we do anything that gets hot-"
I get hot.
Do me.
DO. ME.
...nah
@@TheAechBomb wasn't asking you.
@@Djoodibooti you're weird
@@TheAechBomb just embrace it. Weirdness is normal and I don’t if that sentence contradicts itself
On a shop organization note - I highly suggest to watch FastCap Factory Tour to get some amazing lean-style shop organization tips and tricks (seriously - that it worth to watch). I'm implementing many of those things in my mini metalworking factory (as well as Adam's F Drawers concept). Amazing lab, can't wait to see some of the projects from there!
This is a incredible dream come true! I seriously dream of a lab of this caliber. Awesome work! Hopefully you'll have some time to finally pump out a few more videos, I miss em.
So are you going to do a project on cloning dogs from biopsy samples because from what I can see you have most if not all the equipment needed to do so
is it just me or the volume of the video is incredibly low?
1M would be hard earned & well deserved, as this is one of thE best channels of its type out there.
Congratulations on the lab of your dreams, your content blows my mind and I love how you break down complex processes into something I can understand.