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William Osman. @williamosman. •. 3.01M subscribers • 168 videos. Hi, it's me! Dubious quality. Questionable integrity. Unethical delivery. Sometimes the best lessons teach what not to do.
William Osman (born June 8, 1991) is an American YouTuber and engineer based in Ventura County, California. His eponymous YouTube channel features invention-based builds and challenges, including testing dummy fingers in car windows, building a scrap boat for a competition, and challenging other popular YouTube personalities to an egg drop ...
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Garbage Disposal Salsa. How to make salsa with a garbage disposal. William Osman engineering blog.
William Osman (born: June 8, 1991 [age 33]), also known as CrabsAndScience, is an American YouTuber well known for his crazy "experiments" and exciting videos.
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I am William Osman, a mechanical/electrical engineer in Ventura California. Most of my projects revolve around film tech and robotics. I make short films, special FX, visual FX, and myself look like a moron on the internet. My personal projects include: 90w laser cutter; 3D printer; Open source motion control system; 1.2Kw equivalent LED panel
190K Followers, 388 Following, 821 Posts - William Osman (@crabsandscience) on Instagram: "Buy tickets to Open Sauce".
Nov 30, 2016 · Melting Sand with a Laser | William Osman. In this experiment I melt beach sand into crummy, crumbly, 2 dimensional art. 1) I saw this video a few years ago where sunlight is used to melt sand into glass: https://vimeo.com/25401444. 2) There aren't many examples of laser melting sand on the internet. 3) I built an 80 watt laser cutter.
William Osman is an American mechanical and electrical engineer who runs a popular, self-titled DIY YouTube channel. He had initially started with only a blog that documented his projects but got inspired to start a channel on YouTube after watching a few YouTubers’ videos that focused on technology and experiments-related content.
