Attico Boca has emerged as the presidential candidate of Nigeria's opposition, PDP, but who are those he could face in that election? We look at the chances of his contenders this morning on the breakfast. And the ruling of Progressive Congress has screened the presidentialist's parents for his forthcoming presidential primary. We look at what transpired at the screening of the ruling party yesterday. And we have analysis from today's headlines of the pages of today's national dailies in off the press. There's a moorhead on the breakfast this morning. Very good morning to you all. Welcome to The Breakfast on Plus TV Africa. I'm Kofi Battels. It's a beautiful Tuesday morning reaching you live from our studios on Victoria Island Lagos. We have interesting conversations but let's start off as usual with our trending segment on the program. Yesterday it was jibylation and celebration as three days after picking the membership card of the Labour Party, Peter Obey, from a government of a number of states and from a presidential aspirant on the platform of the People's Democratic Party emerged as the presidential candidate of the Labour Party. Interesting scenes right there in Delta State where the presidential primary of the Labour Party held vague contenders for that ticket of the party stepped down. They all stepped down for Peter Obey who wrote triumphantly like Jesus Christ into Jerusalem. He wrote triumphantly to pick the ticket of Labour Party. Let's go down to Delta State and to the venue of the presidential primary of Labour Party and let's listen to what Peter Obey had to say after he was declared the presidential candidate of Labour Party. We need to rebuild here. We need to give the future generation a hope in this country. A country that is so endeared with human and natural resources that have been mismanaged over the years needs to turn around and that is the work of just... All right indeed there were scenes of jibylation and excitement there. You had the likes of Professor Pat Utomi stepping down for Dr Peter Obey and most of the candidates had good things actually, all the candidates on their aspirants for the Labour Party ticket had good things to say about Peter Obey and why they were stepping aside for him to write triumphantly to pick that ticket and become the party's presidential candidate. Don't forget six days ago on the 25th of May Peter Obey announced to his teaming supporters that he was resigning his membership of the People's Democratic Party. What are people saying about this? Have expressed happiness that Peter Obey has finally clinched a presidential ticket and they are saying they are moving to the Labour Party. I can imagine the Labour Party's followership online in particular on Twitter where it seems a lot of the conversation is going on has increased and will continue increasing. In fact they have given themselves a name Peter Obey FC. However the presidential candidate now of the Labour Party had to caution his supporters on Twitter yesterday to take it easy and to have some decorum in their conversations and in their companion for him on the social media application and across social media sites. He said that it had come to his attention that some of his supporters had been attacking and other candidates and he didn't like that. Quite interesting, the presidential primary had a lot of intrigues and had a big media attention. It was sort of a celebration of sorts because it was quite clear that this was going to happen at the end of the day. You had some talk a few weeks ago about three to four weeks ago about a certain mega-party being created to be the third force in Nigeria's election and the Labour Party was touted as being the party of choice or the consensus party to fly the flag of this third force coalition in the 2023 elections. It remains to be seen how this will go. If that happens that will be quite an interesting one and probably a stroke of genius as far as Peter Obey is concerned. However some of the political parties like the New Nigeria People's Party had come out to deny involvement in that coalition or that third force mega-party as it was called. But it remains to be seen names like that of Dr. Professor Rada Patutomi, Atari Ujjaga, you have the likes of Fermi Falano and his own movement were said to be part of this mega-force or third force as it's called in Nigerian politics. It remains to be seen whether Labour Party will be eventually adopted. Never say never. As far as Nigerian politics is concerned, never say never. Will the other parties adopt Labour Party? Will they come together to form a third force in Nigeria's politics? What are the pros and the advantages for Peter Obey on the ticket of this party? Well Labour Party is aligned to the Labour movement in Nigeria. It's actually founded on the Labour movement in Nigeria and you have the Nigeria Labour Congress having chapters all across the country, across the states in the country, workers belong to the Nigeria Labour Congress. It is a workers, Nigeria's own version of the workers party and I'm sure that if this is able to, you know, if this is able to be, if this can be carried out successfully and Labour is able to take on the responsibility of campaigning for this party then it might just be a good day for Peter Obey at the polls in 2023 and the man spared no effort on Twitter in telling his supporters why he decided to join Labour Party and one of the reasons that he gave was that the party was a workers party, it looks after the welfare of workers, a working class and all that. So if that can happen we see the Nigeria Labour Congress, even the trade union Congress pulling its weight or putting its weight behind Peter Obey and behind this party then it might turn out successfully for the gentleman. But some people have said that a vote for Peter Obey is a wasted vote. Some have also said that Labour Party does not have what it takes to give Peter Obey the ticket. They've talked about structure, I mean the party has chapters in every state but some are saying this party won only 5,074 votes in the 2019 general elections and asking you know why or how such a party should be relied on to challenge the APC that produced more than 15 million votes for President Buhari in 2019 or the PDP that produced over 11 million votes for Atikwa-Bubakar in 2019. Now the Labour Party's vote of 5,074 amounted to 0.022% of the votes cast in the presidential elections in 2019, 0.022% of votes cast in the presidential elections in 2019. That's quite minute and I'm sure if you ask a lot of people they will not remember who the candidates of Labour Party were in the 2019 general elections. And these are some things people are pointing to however you have those who said that they are going to galvanise support especially is Twitter based you know and that they believe that Peter Obey can do what some people are saying he cannot do which is claim to presidential ticket and they've said if you have all the young people, if you have all the people on Twitter you know coming out offline, going into the streets, going into the communities and conversing for votes for Peter Obey he just might have a failed day at the end of the day. So let's see how it goes right there with Labour Party and Dr Peter Obey in the 2019 general election. All right, it's been quite a fallout from the People's Democratic Party presidential primary. Of course, Attiku Boko has since been elected the flag bearer of the PDP for the 2023 presidential election in Nigeria. Attiku spent the next day, yesterday, going around meeting with some of his fellow contenders for that ticket in the Abuja Residences. I mean if you're a politician, ranking or leading politician in Nigeria these days you should have an Abuja resident. He met the likes of Yeson Mike whose picture you can see there and Mike had to come out to say some things but a major statement that was made by Yeson Mike was a tweet he put out that he will support whoever emerges as the candidate for the PDP indeed that is Attiku Abu Bakar. He also, when he landed in Portugal, addressed his supporters, supporters of the People's Democratic Party in River State and Yeson Mike, wow, you know, completing about setting the gang up, you know, setting the governors from the south who were unreliable and didn't keep to the award and all that at the end of the day said that he's a PDP man through and through that he was going to keep to his promise he made or the promise he made at the presidential primary where he gave his speech and in his speech he said that he will support anyone who wins that primary election. So he reaffirmed that when he addressed his supporters in Port Hacott at a government house where they had a meeting and he said that he was going to work for the PDP, he said that he was going to support Attiku Abu Bakar and he also went out to put a tweet where he said that he will support Attiku Abu Bakar and work for the PDP in the 2023 presidential election. Mike has always flaunted his credential as being a true party man. He's spent the effort in telling the delegates that he traversed the country to seek for their support that he remained or has been in the party in the PDP since it was founded in 1998. He has never gone anywhere like he always says and not to go anywhere. Attiku Abu Bakar himself has been to the APC and back, the likes of Bukolasa Aki have also been to the APC and back but Mike has remained. So he's saying that he, in pledging his support for Attiku Abu Bakar, despite losing that presidential primary to him is being a true party man like he has always been. And indeed the reaction has been quite favorable for yes and Mike with supporters of Attiku Abu Bakar and supporters of the People's Democratic Party expressing their pleasure in the position that he has taken up. Attiku spent time to also visit other contenders as well trying to unify the party and one of his five agendas or five points agenda in his campaign has been unifying the country and also I'm sure that before you unify the country you have to unify your party and that is what it seems that Attiku Abu Bakar is doing. All right, the wreckage of a missing plane was found out of foothills of Nepal's Himalayas, Himalayan mountains yesterday after it went missing the day before with 22 people on board and no one likes to hear a plane crash story. No one likes to hear a plane crash story. The Himalayas are quite a rough terrain and that's where you have a range of some of the tallest mountains in the world and it's quite a rough terrain, harsh terrain and not a good place for any mishap to happen. Well the Nepali Army spokesman Narayan Silwal said that the plane was found somewhere in Saroswar which is in the Mustang district, Himalayan district, northwest of Kathmandu. Happens to be the capital of Nepal. Rescue team member told newsmen that the search was looking at the search team was looking at for possible survivors from the crash but was not optimistic about finding 80 now. The wreckage was found at an altitude of guess what around 4,000 meters that's quite a lot and an international mountain guide by the name Narendra Shahi said the Nepal Army search and rescue team was currently at the crash site. It's quite a sad one. The plane is a tower airlines plane which was flying from Jomsom to Pokhara which is a popular tourist hub around 200 kilometers west of the capital Kathmandu and we're told the plane had three crew members and 19 passengers on board when it lost contact with the air traffic controller at about 9 55 a.m. or at about 4 10 GMT or 4 10 hours GMT on Sunday. There were four Indians two Germans and 16 Nepali nationals on board very unfortunate one very rocky and rough terrain where you have amongst the highest mountains in the world the Himalayas we do hope and we do pray that at some point they will find some survivors if possible all of the passengers alive. All right that's the much we can take on the training segment when we come back we look at the headlines of the pages of today's national dailies in Off The Press stay with us.


otherwise a crisis. Can you just take us through some of the activity that we saw with office buildings in the past two years? That's something I think a lot of reference has made for the last two years in terms of where we've gotten a lot of vacancies and a lot of opportunity around taking office buildings or building them into a residential. You want to make sure. Thank you. Good evening and welcome to episode 447 of the Private Property Podcast. I'm your host Uzaman Dongwa Komalong. It's the Wednesday edition of the Private Property Podcast. If you're joining us for the first time, welcome to the family you tuned in to the leading podcast in all things property in South Africa. Letting us know if you're joining us for the first time, we absolutely love showing new members of the family some love. Now this conversation that we're having this evening is one that I know a lot of the property entrepreneurs in particular are very interested in. We love seeing the different opportunities that are in the market and really exploring the different ways that we can take advantage of them as much as possible. We're looking at unused office buildings. What are some of the latest trends? What are some of the opportunities that are there because of the unused office buildings that we see due to a lot of us working from home or adopting some kind of hybrid model and to help us get a sense of what some of the opportunities are and what you could potentially certainly explore and what you should look out for if you want to go down that route and join this evening by Grant Smear who's the CEO at Frankie Bell's Real Estate. Grant, good evening and thank you so much for joining us this evening. So Grant, it seems every time I have you on the show you have a different designation. There's always new kinds of business that you are conquering. I think tell us a little bit about that because I know the listeners are like, but we know him as this, we know him as that, but I keep up with the various activities and the expansion of the business and the work that you do. Just share with us and our views at home just a bit on why we keep having you with different designations because I'm sure by now they're like, but we know this guy. But the last time he was here, that's not the company he was certainly representing. Yeah, thanks so much. So I am essentially a property entrepreneur focused on the professional services of property. At core I'm a property business, a spot of art. I basically property myself and then I did find that as entrepreneurs there's opportunities in the property market to expand into the services space. So I am a franchise law of only realty and national estate agency. Frankie Bells has joined that sale and he's a realty Frankie Bells actually. I've also had that once property management, which is a sectional type of management company. So it's just really taking my experience as an investor, as an owner, as a property owner and trying to create a services and professional services company around. But I would expect as an investor and an owner in the properties from a citizen's point of view, from a person's point of view, and really just trying to improve the industry through firing, being involved actively or having these talks and speaking. I think if anything granted, it's testimony to how when you're a property entrepreneur, you find the different opportunities within the broader property spectrum. And this is across whether you're doing property management, you're doing sectional title management, you and I know the different kinds of opportunities, the use of tech, you look at prop tech innovations and finding different ways of integrating them in the businesses, in the different businesses that you're running. I think it really is testimony to how the dots are the way of connecting. And I think when you are in the space and in the value chain, you're able to see the different opportunities along the value chain, which probably brings me, of course, to the exact conversation that we're having this evening, because we've seen some of the different opportunities when we talk about breathing fresh life into the unused office buildings that we are finding. I think first, if we look at the stage of office buildings, particularly from, it's nearly two years to the date when President Ramaphosa announced that we're going to be going into 21 days of lockdown. And of course, when we look at what has happened to the office space, particularly in the major metros and the past two years, it has on the one side has not been the greatest story for some of the landlords, but of course also has created great opportunities for those who are able to tap into what effectively was a crisis. Can you just take us through some of the activity that we saw with office buildings in the past two years? Yes, I mean, I think a lot of references made for the last two years in terms of where we've gotten a lot of vacancies and a lot of opportunity around taking office buildings and converting them into residential. But what I was seeing, and I've seen it in Cape Town early on, is probably three, four years ago, where we had conversations with some of the funds and some of the big property owners there, where they started seeing vacancies increasing and wanting to make better use of their property. So they started looking at converting office blocks into residential. And I think what really happened was, again, the pandemic, just like the digital revolution that's happened over the last two years, is the pandemic and the lockdown just accelerated a reality for large office blocks and large office spaces into space where people were landlords and property owners were realizing, let's make better use of that space because it's no longer viable for companies as digital was gaining traction to take massive amounts of space. And yes, it's just been an acceleration of a process that I think was coming anyway. And those guys that were looking at it as an option, obviously jumped into that space pretty quickly and created some quite exciting projects. And I think talking about some of those exciting projects, we've seen different players coming into the mix. Some of the big players, your growth points, your sets of property fund, your black bricks hotels, trying to take advantage, of course, of the opportunity that these vacant spaces has effectively created.  I think before we look at the guys who are still in the relatively early stages of their entrepreneurship journey or don't have the capital. When you're a big player and assessing different kinds of opportunities, especially like these to take advantage of and to potentially make a move, what are some of the drivers that you're looking for that help you in making that decision and whether, of course, to acquire that particular office building and potentially convert it, of course, into perhaps a residential or a mixed use space. So I don't think we actually look at the big players, we're not really looking at acquisition, we're looking at properties that they already own, that are underperforming, that are sitting at high vacancies, that are sort of one of the sore thumbs in their portfolios. And the problem again is, if you come into a space where these properties have high vacancies, I'm performing another need to sell them. It's not going to achieve the value of the needs that they need to or might have paid for those or invested into those properties over the years. So they need to sit in them and make them provide a return and create value so that they can be sold out of the fund if they need to. So I think really it is a necessity out of poor performance that the funds and the big players are looking at this. And when they saw the models sort of working, particularly again, you mentioned Black Creek, I'm a huge fan of their work, when you see the start seeing it working, that's when they went and took the model and then replicated. So I think if it came from necessity and has led into creating an opportunity to grow the model and the footprint to go forward. If you are just joining us this evening, I'm in conversation with Grant Smear, CEO at Frankie Bell's Real Estate, looking at unused office buildings, some of the trends and of course the opportunities that are there. I can see the love coming through on our Facebook page, the usual suspects, Polina and Kosi, Albetta, Albetta, Albetten, Kosochumelo, Lindis, Cicabella, also coming through and checking in with us. And of course, I want to find out from you at home. I mean, what have been some of the interesting conversions that you've seen in, especially in the midterms, because I know that a lot of us have now seen where there used to be an office block, suddenly it's a residential apartment block. I've seen it quite a bit in the Santin area and we're seeing quite a lot of those. So you're even having to change your marker. You used to say this was the X company building and it's no longer X company building because it's been acquired and of course converted into something else. And Grant, I think on the issue of conversion, when you look at to convert or not to convert, because I think that also becomes the big thing, particularly with players who have the real estate and had been primarily focusing on office or that part of their portfolio was office, what are some of the factors that you need to look into when looking at whether to convert or not to convert? And of course, the logistics that comes with that particular conversion. Yes, I mean, the first and foremost thing is with property and this requires lots of properties or locations. So what is the location of the property? Who are you currently trying to service and how convenient is that property to what they require in terms of accessing work, traffic, traffic flow, schools, anything that sort of they need under today or to live their lives, I suppose. And then part two is the actual cost of conversion, because not every single building is going to be convertible enough to be able to change it into the space that they necessarily need to. Some office buildings lack the ability to create or get natural light into them, different kind of creative space. So I think that cost around converting some office blocks into residential is probably the prohibited thing. And I think when we also look at that, I mean, when I reflect on the Blackbrook model, for instance, you want to make sure that you have the right mix, right? On the one hand, you don't want to make it feel too hotel-y. So there certainly needs to be a certain sense of it feeling a bit like home. I think, how do we best do that? I mean, I know that this is particularly big in Cape Town. I mean, in Joberg, it's not as big, but I know Cape Town has now become just massive. There's so many different players who are doing that work, play, live, you know, kind of set up within Cape Town, because they know that some of us Jobergers will probably want to go down there, perhaps take a month, maybe less or even more, and want all the amenities and certainly all the fixtures in a property that feels like home and doesn't feel like I'm actually working from a hotel. Yes, I mean, again, I mentioned the Blackbrook model, in fact, I'm sitting in one of the rooms at the moment, and I stand at Blackbrook when I'm here in Joberg. And the reality here is that the first thing that they've done very, very well is, like you said, they've created amenities around the level of their space. And also what they've done is they've made very good use of the building. It's not a hotel. And I think what that does is it creates a bit of personality. And what I'm saying in is the first version of Blackbrook, and it's a very industrial sort of work, but everything is different every time you stay here. It's interesting. It remains interesting. I mean, and it's just something that I really like coming back to every single time. Quality wise, the fixtures, fittings, furniture is done very, very well. It feels like an item, and they provide a kitchen space. You don't go into a place where you're quite cooking. You can actually cook if you want to, or go out and have a meal. So I think it's just really giving them a lot of thoughts to people who are travelling for work. I think people who travel really like I do don't always want to have to go to a restaurant. You want to feel like you're sort of sitting at home and have the X to do the things you normally do at home as you cook yourself and feel very comfortable. So again, the Blackbrook models are done very, very well. I've seen the version 2 in Sanctum that they're doing. I've seen some of the show you'd say they've even made that a bit of a softer approach, much more, well, much less industrial, much more homey. And again, they're doing very well and so are some of the guys. And the capital hotel group have done very well in that space as well, creating a nice hotel, but also residential spaces that people rent out, which also feel very, very much like you're staying at a home away from home. You know, Grant, I think one of the things when it comes to these conversions is getting a sense of whether the structure works or not.  I've been in somewhere. It didn't feel like home, but also you could just tell that this wasn't properly thought out. I could still see the remains of the office, so to speak. And so we either came across budgetary constraints or just a lack of imagination in terms of how to best approach that particular conversion. Perhaps, you know, walk us through looking at whether a structure is in fact right for a conversion and would be best place for that kind of conversion. Because we also know that the capital, the costs of converting are quite high. Sometimes in, you know, they've been instances, I've looked at certain buildings where I've wanted to do conversions and you realize that, and this isn't the unused one. So these are old buildings and you realize that it would actually be cheaper for you to build from scratch than trying to build to the building you currently have and then obviously put your plumbing fixtures, your electrical fixtures in an apartment format. So how do we then handle that almost sort of say misplaced conversion? Because there are a few, unfortunately, that are should either have been done better or just shouldn't have been converted at all. Yes, I think, you know, you were speaking about the two main ones that we know of, the capital and the black brick. I think what they've done very, very well is the first thing is that I think they've done it by just very well. They've done focus on quality of fixtures and fixtures and made sure everything sort of feels seamless. And I agree with you, when you go into spaces where they don't necessarily feel like that's the case, it usually comes down to vaginal shortcuts, you know, just straightforward shortcuts. And unfortunately, the island development in the country, regardless of of conversions or new builds that do just take shortcuts to try and get a building up and you end up with loads of issues, be that electrical, you know, damp private damp or water ingress or worse, these conversion where like you said, doesn't feel like they actually make the effort to convert it. So again, you know, when you are doing a conversion, it's less about looking at the building itself and making sure you've got the right experts in place to take the building that's in front of you and convert it into what you need to. So considering again, you know, the full structure of a building where windows are in particular for particularly going to go into the residential space. And then the big one, which I think is just some time is just popping. I mean, it's particularly enjoyable when you need popping and sufficient popping to cater for people to be around. So there's a few elements here. And what again, you know, you look at the blacklist model and what they've done very well is create that community feel. So, you know, there's lots of events at the ethyl tile. So the management of ethyl itself or of the building itself is done very, very well. I am this evening in conversation with Grant Smith, CEO at Frankie Bell's real estate, looking at some of the opportunities and of course trends in unused office buildings and reflecting on some of the examples Grant has seen that have worked well, some of the things that we have to bear in mind when you want to do that conversion. And I think Grant, and you've already started touching on this, perhaps take us through mistakes to avoid. And I say this particularly to I want to say slightly smaller players because I've seen, you know, let's call them the slightly smaller players. So not your growth point or your black breaks, those those would consider the bigger players who are seeing some of these opportunities and, you know, looking at potentially making a play may not be a very massive building, but certainly starting relatively small, they've, you know, built up a bit of capital where they want to have a conversion. What mistakes should they avoid when you're looking at acquiring an old office building or a vacant office building and doing a conversion to a mixed use or an exclusively residential building? Yes, I mean, I think you touch on probably the biggest one, which is and it's making the cost of converting an existing building into what you sort of envision as a residential building or mixed use building. And again, you know, you buy a building with so many underlying issues and you start a conversion, you know, I think anybody that's ever done a conversion on older property realizes that you take the budget and sometimes you just doubt it because, you know, when you start paving back the layers, you start finding a lot of stuff that doesn't necessarily work infrastructure that you thought was working, that you touched once and it falls apart and they have to replace everything. So I think the first thing is the underestimation of the costs and then part two is actually and I've seen this happen a few times like is over capitalizing the assumption that on particularly in the short because what these models rely heavily is the short term portion of the model. So the hotel room, the Airbnb type, short and making structure and what they do is they overestimate the pricing that they're going to be able to achieve and don't look at competitors in the area. So try and put, you know, make a 7-star building, try and get 7-star rates and that's just not the market. And it's a few particular that have fallen apart through the capitalization and over assumption of pricing. Where it just hasn't worked at all and vacancies have been high and therefore the property set empty in terms of extremely low competitive investment. And I think, you know, grant on that for again the players who are looking to embark on this and really almost want to say diversify their, you know, the business model and even their property portfolio. One of the key things of course is going to be capital and getting investors on board to, you know, to help with your particular project and with the conversion. You know, any tips for proper entrepreneurs when it comes to communicating that to investors because I think that's one of the things we already know we're not always going to get money from the banks, right? I mean, that's, you're going to go there, you're not always going to get the full amount. Sometimes you may not necessarily even go there because the nature of your deal may not land itself particularly well for that kind of financing. So the moment you're looking at different investors to approach, how do you even position the particular property deal to prospective investors? And what are some of the key fundamentals that you should always have when building a business case for your investors? Yeah, something like saying, you know, grant in space and this is just to make it something that you protect the blackboard model and go into an individual investor.  And I think the most important thing is when you approach investors firstly to have a test case running and you can take the blackboard of the capital model and put it into a one bedroom flat for example and make sure that you're ending up with one bedroom flat on a longer basis, achieving half of these because the quality of property and you can then take that model and run it out and pull this further and further. And once you put that test case in place, you can use that information to create your investment proposal and approach investors that may look to invest into that into the property. So a few things on the investment side is you always show that the absence of the best case scenario but also should wear the best case scenario and then offer the mediums, offer the middle ground for the investor to make the informed decision and provide the investors with all the allocation of the capitals, where is the capital gain and what is the area change going to be? The biggest mistake I see in property investment where you bring the investor in is the person actually doing the operations on the investment business. So the new investor or the investor themselves is inevitable in a portion of income for themselves to the salary.  And probably in a one-on-one scenario is that a lot of investors, especially new guys, don't build in the cost of their time, the cost of the effort and energy as a salary into the model and therefore the returns are really, really hard for the investor because they haven't taken that cost out. But for the newbie running around and doing work, the returns often don't seem like it's worth it. So you need to build in that more salary for that newbie way to put it for your time if in an MGV. And then, yeah, I mean, you know, you could approach several investors and always, always highlight the downside, the risks, but make sure that they realize that they could use the capital although you have a test case that you've proven through the model. Well, Grant, that's where we're going to leave it this evening. Thank you so much for joining us on the show. Thank you. And that's Grant Smear, the CEO at Frankie Bell's Real Estate, wrapping up of the Private Property Podcast with myself, Usaman Dunwan-Kumalo. Well, we'll be back on your screens tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. as usual, and you can look forward to Ace of Classroom and the first time home buyers show at 8 p.m. Until then, hoping you're staying home and staying safe.


Let's get ready for hot makes Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to hot makes right here on the edge of tech where we aim to educate and entertain the maker community I'm nerdy J and this is the pooch. How you doing pooch? Fantastic nerdy J. How are you my friend? Fantastic look I got a poosum mini next to me. It's such it's such a cute little printer It's so cute it is I just want to put them on pocket it prints so nice I like is it getting some good prints out of it. Yeah, I mean you put this together what last week It's it's gorgeous. I think we did it Friday night Caleb joined me and we did a build live It was a three-hour stream. It was so I just Caleb who's Caleb? Yeah, okay? Well, you know the guy that edits my videos, you know, hi Caleb. How are you? Thank you for all your awesome editorial work? Greetings, I'd say I think he's in the chat Yeah, we had a lot of fun Caleb's here. We had a lot of fun Putting this thing together and he actually brought the instructions up behind the seat like so could see him on the screen It was a lot of you know going through that so one of these times We're gonna do one where I'm blind I have no instructions and like somebody has to just tell me what the instructions are So I won't be able to see them visually what could go wrong. Yeah.  It was good. It was I would say productive been kind of I'm struggling for space. It's already like get into the new shop new space and it's already just full right it feels full So I've been building a mezzanine On top of the print room, you know, I talked about it like months ago But it's only now that I'm like Actually getting the stairs built and all that stuff out of necessity because we have nowhere else to put anything But you know good good problems to have as they say and I always love a good construction project So that's what I spent the most the majority of my weekend doing nice Well, it seems like only months ago.   What's the saying and say like your things are like a gas they expand to fill the space that they have of it I mean, it's very much that way and especially when you have a business and stuff too So it's you know trying to keep a good balance of Being prepared and and being able to scale but not right doing too much all at once because well anyway Well, what are you drinking tea still? I am I am. I'm really enjoying my tea. I'm a tea guy now as much You got I got some Welsh tea today and this this mug We on my honeymoon we went to Ireland Scotland and Wales for like a couple weeks, right? And so we picked up mugs From we picked up mugs from all the different countries. We stopped that if we went to a Starbucks Oh, this is like Starbucks mugs from around the world But yeah from around officially came from a Wales Starbucks and I have Welsh tea in it Let us know in the chat. What are you guys drinking tonight? I know I wish I could add a little something to it But you know not that kind of show. I don't have anything before what's in Welsh tea? It's kind of like Like a breakfast Irish breakfast tea or oh like that It's I don't I like it and my I got a whole bunch my wife really liked it and I found a reseller I ordered it for I like eight boxes of it last year or something I ordered a ton so she just had a bunch of you're like you're like a tea Baron now your tea importer I don't know about that, but well Blasto's making shrimp scampi with linguine. Holy moly What's doing is it just tea straight tea or? What's that my tea? Yeah, I've been doing the vanilla chai with a little bit of rice milk And it just to add a kind of a little cream. I say creaminess. It's not cream But it you know it just adds a little something in my opinion I'm very fancy Speaking of speaking of spice, right? Street I think Miss. Thanks. Joanna's in the house with us Sparkling water.  Miss. Thang as is it pariet? Let us know I can't do it. I can't do the sparkling waters. I can't do the sparkling water drinks I just don't I don't know I remember so my first experience with sparkling water I was like 18 and my dad had taken my brother and I to Europe and we did we did Italy and Switzerland in Germany and France and Spain and all that and we went to a beer garden in in Germany and You know might might we ordered we ordered stuff But we you know we just say hey can we get some water from the table and they're like do you want it? With gas or without and we're like what? And my dad and my dad my dad understood we should talk about but I was like with gas that sounds really strange and then right So so he said well, why don't you try it since you know, we're like, okay? So we tried bubbly water and it just I don't know at 18. I thought it was the worst thing I'd ever had I don't mind sparkling water now, but you know I love it more than History my youthful history Well speaking of miss thing she's with us tonight that brings us into the sponsorship from thanks for for the commuter Where are we at here? Thanks all the things yeah all the things you know and I'm so pumped We have been for weeks to announce that they have sponsored the show with a $50 Amazon gift card all the way through the end of the month So we have a couple more to give away or is this the last one? This is it man This is February. Can you believe it? It's short. It's the short month. It's the shortest month of the year Well, that went super fast. All right. Well tonight We have a $50 gift card courtesy of thanks and I tell you what we got some fun a fun model that you found that you really liked And I know I know Geary was really into this one too. What was it? Well, why don't I just pull it up and show you guys? I know a lot of you guys were excited about this too last week If if you if you haven't been hiding under a rock You you would be aware that we Landed another rover on Mars. We send all our stuff to Mars now, right? I mean We're really close to just starting. We're just sending all our junk to Mars, right now This this is the this is the Perseverance rover on comm And the detail on this thing is fantastic So, I don't know if any of you guys have tried printing this yet I don't know tell me if you watched the jet nerdy J. Did you watch the landing? I didn't I didn't get to see it live, but I did go back and watch you cut the replay It was it was really it was really something it was exciting. I really I watched it at work and And it was I was really cool to see I mean, I don't think that ever gets old, you know I know there were a lot of people there was a lot of talk about it and stuff like that, but really amazing Technology and now it's like okay now, you know, just to take it past curiosity and all that stuff It's like we got a drone up there, you know Cuz your perseverance has got all the gears and the companion robots and all that stuff And then you know, they did the whole sky crane operation and and then they released some video I saw a thing and I didn't get to check it out. Yeah, but they're supposedly released some video today That was supposed to be really cool I did see a photo yesterday of like the sky crane drop, which was super cool Nice, but anyway shot out real quick 1499 for Caleb from Loyal Moses So on on Friday, like I said Caleb joined us and Loyal Moses was trying to give him away as a prize Caleb like give Caleb away Yeah, you can't get you wait. He's giving away humans now. I guess so. I mean we went from Prusa's to To Caleb, but everybody wanted a Caleb. So there's that Well, I'm jealous. I wish I had a Caleb editing vibe videos that I don't even make I think we should go to Mars with him and no one could have them. Should we send Caleb to Mars? Yeah, well, Moses, how much is it gonna cost to send Caleb to Mars? What do we need for that? I love it. He's over. How are you? Um, but yeah, I can't wait actually. I think that's a really cool print I might have to test it on the new prusa many that sit next to me It looks pretty complex Yeah, I think I could fit in there. Maybe you think you can fit in there In the in the little bit. I mean look at all this. It's got like literally like it's microphones all the little Armatures, I mean this would be a heck of a project. I'm sure there's people probably Uh excited to to build one, you know, it'd be a neat piece to have for sure, right? That would be uh, I'm gonna explode it ready do it And coalesce I absolutely love that you can do that and that it actually works in real time I mean do it. Should we do a little render just a little wire? Yeah, I'll have some tea while you're rendering. Yeah, here's to you guys cheers bros Cheers Well, I don't know. It didn't seem to like that or maybe I might everything's just slow. I'll just go back There's no render. I mean we are streaming here too Yeah, it is asking a lot, but I mean it's a pretty snappy interface for a being all browser based I gotta say amen. Well that being said don't forget enter the link in the description of the video or Uh, that night bout is night bot is throwing out and don't forget if it comes back like tk said his came back and said he already entered I'm using the same Uh link that I used last week and I think you can only enter once so if it says you're already entered You're good. Uh, if you're new here Click that link fill it out and at the end of the episode we're giving away a $50 gift card to amazon Thanks to thanks.com for sponsoring the stream. We're excited. Hey speaking of new here, jim Why don't you tell people what we're all about to anybody that's new if you're new?  I guess a hashtag hot makes as you can see on the bottom Oh, anyways, i'm doing magician. I don't know how that works As you can see the uh as you can see on the bottom of the page it says hashtag hot makes go to twitter tag hashtag hot makes I think we're super close to maybe having something on instagram I know I was talking to shane and he had to submit an app for review before it would work So he's actually making this man. We've been saying this is gonna happen for a while But like like apps are being created specifically He has to make an app to actually pull the info we want because they their apk is crazy Uh, but it is it is working and what we do is we come on monday night six p.m Like you see here and we go through we have a little makers news sometimes We have a hot or not sometimes and then we do hot makes which we show off all the community stuff And that's where we're gonna hit pretty soon and that is uh, you know, it's one of the hits That's why a lot of people like to be here when we have guests on that's really why they come They just want to watch the hot makes with us and talk about well the guests the giveaways that you know the the Finally Groomed hair, you know the amazing banana shirts the banana shirt for scale I feel like why is nobody comment on this? I mean based on the scale of the bananas on your shirt. You're like Godzilla size today I am I'm huge. I mean huge here Looking nice and I love this is all those bananas are making you look giant man. I love it I But yeah, if you're new here hit that subscribe button follow us every monday at 6 p.m. Central uh 4 p.m. Pooch time Uh 7 p.m. Eastern all the good time zone now. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, you get pooch time pooch time, baby Yeah, pooch time But I mean one of the cool things we do is we like to feature stuff in the news And I think we have something in the news this week that is pretty dang awesome Um, let's get to the news. Do you do you have it or do I have it? I can't remember who pulled this one out I've got it up, but you got to run the the news intro You want me to run? Yeah, we can run it, but you got it up, right? Yes. Let's do it Well, you're right. It must be some sort of plastic And that's why you can't have Caleb that's why right there ladies and gentlemen The world's first 3d printed school in madagascar So is it so so coming at you from madagascar you we don't hear a lot about I saw that movie once you're turning out of madagascar, but Here is tell me something though this image jim Does it look a little suspicious to you? It looks like a rendering. What's going on with these trees? I mean I It could be a render. I'm not you know, I can't you know, I'm not sure but I mean it's mad again. Like I said, I saw the movie madagascar once I loved it. Yeah I mean now they can have 3d printing but what I really like about this We talk a lot about 3d printed houses and how that could I mean literally like change the world, right?  But this is uh, uh Thinking huts and it's partners. I guess this company is called thinking huts Uh in how do you how do you supposed to pronounce that fiana ross fiamma fianna round or a tosta so Madagascar, I don't know that was terrible. You've got that better than I would have Yeah, uh, but uh The solution addresses the lack of sufficient investment in physical infrastructure. So, you know, it's it's interesting you know what this reminds me of jim is I keep reading about how the rest of the world or the developing world oftentimes has better like internet than we do like in the us and stuff because There was like nothing there before and it we have all this new technology that allows us to deploy like Stuff that allows them to surpass us and and it reminds me of what's kind of happening here where where I think We're going to see a lot of this 3d printing Buildings going on where there just wasn't a good ability to make infrastructure, right? And and so we may see you know Places like madagascar be at the forefront of this as a result of you know, the It's a good option when when uh, you're trying to develop Well, and I know someone made a really good point wouldn't it be cheaper to use cinder blocks? I don't know in the long run Um, I mean from what I saw maybe the machine and stuff is expensive But I remember they were printing what little uh, was it 500 square foot houses in eight hours? And uh, like the whole house and stuff was like 5 000 or less than 10 000 total I think the whole house was yeah, um, and they that was fully furnished and finished I think if I remember right so I mean so I mean honestly, yeah the machinery is probably not cheap But it's literally just concrete and they're just poor and concrete. I mean Uh, I love this idea. I love the idea that we can get to these countries maybe like you said where they don't have the best building materials or The opportunity to do that and someone can go in with one of these machines like this company and say, you know What you guys need a school we're going to help you build a school Yeah, yeah, no, it's uh, it's pretty neat to see uh, you know As far as the costs and stuff go. I I don't know the question about cinder blocks it's a fair one because You know, it certainly seems like it would but when you think about the labor and the move and all that stuff Like I'm wondering, you know, if you're just bringing something in trying to do it in one quick shot Good luck printing rounded uh rounded corners with cinder blocks too, right?  Maybe you know some design benefits for sure design. Yeah So that's kind of cool to be honest.  You think it's gonna hold hold water I think so Okay, I mean, I hope not because if it floods you want the water to go out the doors, but yeah Someone just says the five bucks to watch penguin shake its rear over jim's face. Thank you tripod. Where is the penguin? I don't know. Where is the penguin a little delayed a little delayed today? Maybe it doesn't do it in this screen view. Do we need to do we need to go back here really quick? There is Wait, will it do it if you're full screen too? Yeah, look at that Look at that It's yeah, it's like the penguin is like rubbing his uh booty in your face now now Um Lama has already got like that screen captured and that's the next big thing.  I like it. I love it.  Love it I love it. So, uh, my next thing I got something to share. How about a little hot or not? We haven't done a hot or not in a while Well, then let's do that. Let's do it. Ladies and gentlemen, let's do some hot or not So my hot or not this week is loyal moses is nut Um, uh, there it is This is this is loyal moses is not This was the first print um off of the the loyal moses prusa mini right here that we built on friday and Yeah, that's a special nut.  So let me know in the in the description if you think the the nut is hot I mean, I think this this actually came out super nice. I'm using that that galaxy black cruisement Uh, I mean, I don't I haven't seen a better nut. Yeah, you know in a long time But this is my hot or not this week and and you cannot just Have a nut. I mean every nut is is lonely If you don't have the screw to go with the nut, right? That is true So there's your screw. I showed you I have a question about the nut. Is it a right hand nut or a left hand nut? Well, it depends if you're right or left-handed, but that's what it looks like on Right, okay. So it depends which way you're looking threading. Good. That's good. How's the threading feels? Is it tight? Are the are the oh, it's the tight. Let me I tell you what I'll do. Let me let me pop this down, but but I'll in all, uh Fairness, I have to call this the loyal noses loyal moses nut. I'm actually going to print a separate one And a little bag. Maybe we'll call it a sack. I'm not sure yet Wait, you want to do it? It'll be two nuts then at the end of the the whole in in a printed sack And then I'll send you're gonna print the sack too. Yeah. Yeah, why not? So it'll be Loyal moses is this what we've I'll let you go. It doesn't matter But my bottom line is this thing came out. Absolutely amazing this thing Uh, the prusa mini is printing Fabulously right out of the box. Uh during the stream we upgraded the firmware because there was a newer one Loyal moses 2499 for a beautiful nut. Thank you so much. Um, So it really does Awesome that the the print itself was actually uh, not that long and uh, if you pop me in full screen here I got you.  So it zooms. There we go. Look at this Not tight the nut fits great It's a perfect screw It's sparklier than I I would have thought loyal moses is not yeah, um, it's got a little shimmer to it It really shines It does it shines. It really shines. So I really appreciate it though. Loyal moses. Thank you so much This is actually going to my office. I'm gonna put it on my desk so I can print with it until I get in trouble. Um, but Currently it's printing the uh, the new vase by clock spring And I think it's called. I think it's called the reciprocal vase. I believe Like I think today you give to the vase it gives back Yeah, it's um, it's gonna be awesome. Stay you have a link. Do you have a link? Do you have a render? Do you have like what are we can we see? You have to go you have to go to his Uh, patreon to find the link or stay tuned later tonight. I'll post the picture I love it. Can't wait. It looks like it's gonna be good. All right now. It looks kind of like an artichoke I don't know. Uh, kind of I mean, but I'm using uh, what am I using coax? um What the heck? Oh, I used amethyst from coax. I thought that'd be a cool color for this So, uh, yeah, but that was my hot or not again Let us know in the chat. I saw a bunch of hots already What you think of of loyal moses is nut uh and the whole set I mean the whole set looked really nice. It works great and I really I'm really loving this printer so far Uh smooth net. Yeah, I'm for PLA Gotty Gotty I Guess what came in the mail the anyways, um, so yeah That was my hot or not. I think it was hot. Jim. I well done. Well done, my friend. Uh way to lead in, uh How do you I'm at a loss for words. I'm at a loss for words. So shall we move on? Yeah, we got a lot of hot nakes tonight. We do we do there's so many the tabs on my browser are like Hey, by the way slivers Five bucks uh paypal from loyal moses. Thank you so much He's like, just you know, so we'll sign it this way. Uh, you check your mail. You might have a western union No He wanted to test to make sure pay powered because they don't take the 30% So yeah, we gotta make but he said penguin. So I guess I have to do this We need a penguin face to like jump around Where can we get a penguin? I I I read we could get a kangaroo. It's legal to get a kangaroo in wisconsin Right like hey My wife worked at the zoo for like eight years and we get to go visit her friend who takes care of the penguins So we get to go in the penguin pen and check them out They're fun. See if you can uh, see if you can borrow one for a little bit borrow on stream Yeah, I've always wanted to interview a penguin Let's do it. Hey, do we have some hot nakes? Uh, we got a good amount of hot nakes. Let's do this 106 people watching smash that like let's do some hot nakes That's hot. Whoo. All right. Let's see. We did that. Let's go. We'll go close that here. We go Leading off today. That is not the window. I wanted This is the window. I wanted loading loading Hot nakes Lean off with zolan We got let's see that cat distraction little dragon puppet tutorial Walk through. Okay. I'm gonna I'm gonna click through zolan. I'm gonna trust That this click is gonna be okay. All right. Let's see what we got. Oh, how cute is this? Yes Yes, oh, it's everybody's favorite.  We don't need to see the whole video, but you get the idea Yeah, that dragon is awesome. Well, do we have the maker's name? Well, um, is it on the post? Trying to uh, the name of the youtube channel is at the bottom of the screen Oh, there you go Louie Louise Ski rocket Ski rocket Ski rocket on youtube check it out. Anyway, if you're interested in a little puppetry make go check out. Yeah, yeah Ski rockets and if you do by the way Chat comment on her video whatever video. Maybe it's this video comment that you found her through hotmakes And she needs to come watch it. Yes. She does tell the people They're on by the way. What what's up? Uh, I was gonna say Oh, by the way, if you want to go back And find something that you saw on our show The uh list of the makes is available. There is a link To all of the links that we are going to go over today Fun fact Yep Anyway, thanks for that submission zolan google doc That felt like a little rough start. I don't feel like it was fully warmed up, you know So let's see what let's see what we can do here. Uh, next hotmate coming at us from ram design Oh, yeah What do you think of this jim? I I love it. Let's see it. Let's go. We're going bigger. We're going bigger We're gonna we're gonna flip through I learned a little tricky here tricky trick But if I if I do this I can get it a little bit bigger. So this looks like a kind of a 3d printed I would say like almost like those diecast cars. You'll see sometimes Uh, let's see the front skirt. It looks a little rough there. Okay. Okay. Here we go This is what we're going for Okay Not a bad not a bad start. So after a long week of designing steel trusses and their connections It is fun to just sit back and do a fun project. I agree. I agree. What do you uh, Jim When's the last time you feel like you got to print something just for fun? Are you doing that because I know you do a lot of Reviews and all that stuff, but when are you printing for you?  I also I also over my shoulder here There's a cr 30 a print mill from Naomi Wu And I got like a crocodile tail and that was a lot of fun and then it failed, but um, wait, wait, wait That's a crocodile tail fail. It's a crocodile tail fail. Yeah It came out really Uh, a little crocodile tail fail. I like that. That was I mean what you got there looks pretty good Yeah, I mean it came out super. I love the texture. This was a mystery roll from uh coax So it was like changing from one color to another and eventually would have gone What was that is a croc or a gator We would have I didn't see them the snout it never printed But I guess we'll never know we get somebody identify do we do we have somebody that can identify this thing by its tail I will I will someday get the actual thing to print. I mean this was 13 hours before That's a 13 hour tail right there That's a good point Yeah, yeah, so uh, that was a lot of fun, but I haven't done it. I have some fun things in the pipeline. We'll say that But yeah, excellent. What's next back to the makes Oh, yes, same same person in the vein ramizai. So he did the he did the uh, the last one and this is his 1940 dodge. Look at this last week. He had the render Yeah, yeah, no, it's cool to see like we actually get to watch or we've been following along at home At the progression. So we saw the render last week and now we have a print and a paint So that's fantastic. He works quickly, huh? Yeah, and and ram design is here with us and chatting in the chat right now I love this. He had a couple of fun ones this week and um, if if you're there ram design Uh, I give you permission uh moderators to let us know where we can find the models if you publish them So just let us know if it's not on the tweet there Yeah, can can other people uh, if they want to get in on the fun, right? What i'm trying to say is that's fine Yeah, stl bro. That's the polite way I sign stl bro That's his next one there. Yeah, I mean we got more to look forward to there's a neat rendering of a delage delage ds 6 delage I'll say it in the in the bastardization very cool I think you're sharing someone says I need to keep geary from messing with my prints, uh in the mid print Yeah, right Take a look at this from Waldo, Jim I love it Hot or I can bring you in cold Okay, so you got your mini mando. You got a ship I love it That's such a good print It is a great print. Yeah, it makes me want to get out my best car You got yeah, we have bust out some best car and uh fanboy around it 200 hours 200 hours of print time Uh, most of its galaxy silver prusament. That's some good filament. Good stuff approved Uh, Waldo fantastic share right here and there's more even more photos below absolutely gorgeous print Do we have a link to the model is the question spaceship spaceship? Does it count as a diorama? Yeah, sure. Why not right? I mean the house then the vet you got your uh your little baby yota pod Very cool. I love it I love it. I loved it first, Jim You can have you can love it first Coming at you next from tommy lama Himself Tom long hey look at that Is that a multicolor aria dragon? Anyways, that's not what tom lama shared. That's not what tom lama is sharing here I'm he's sharing this hot makes for valentine's day a little late for valentine's day But we probably just didn't get it into the queue until now Sorry about that. He says it's kind of late, but wicked cool Still wicked cool wicked awesome much the whole thing, but uh, it is a pretty fun Watch it watch it watch it go Make it bigger make it bigger Everybody watch Everybody Is a heart a 3d printed heart that's motorized it's spinning around in circles and like Distorting itself. It's really cool That's um some of the best color commentary. I've ever heard from you jim. I love that Excellent the heart is red it has some gears. There's some yellow gears some red gears a white base And you can find it on the link in the description below in the google doc look for tom Lama's share Yeah, the mechanics aren't wicked. I love it. It's cool. It's kind of hypnotic, right? I mean that's the kind of gift that you want to give somebody for valentine's day when you want to hypnotize them For the rest of the show we're just gonna stare loving you right? Is that the idea? Because i'm an expert at love. That's what you do.  So that's like two double a batteries only takes 16 milliamps of power. Come on So it's a energy miser heart. I love it. I did like it as well. Give that a like go check it out Thank you Mr. Lama for sharing Have you met my new co-host hitch? Oh That's right ladies and gentlemen, you love advice at the same time as show you the latest in the hottest of things on the interwebs Look at this man. It's like the little uh, little little mini it reminds me Well, first of all, it's a bet it's a belt printer The first I saw the frame and stuff and I was I was harkening back to the old Mendel days You know the old triangle printer, uh, very iconic But uh, you know, you look look deeper and you're like belt printer belt printer I love belt printers. It's like that's like how I feel about spaceships charlie's a bell printer bell printer Uh, but using a uh, a sander A belt sander Right. I mean how cool is that using con? Well common. Excuse me. It uses sanding belts very easily Accessible belts, right? It's not using the belt sander itself. That'd be a little bit too fast for prints Little fast little fast, but acute designs cute little belt printer. I love seeing belt printers. Uh, microchip makes Thank you so much for the chair. Actually, I don't know if it was him that tagged it or here we go It was david master co. Yeah. Thank you for tagging that. You know, we love a good belt printer here on hot makes Shall I make it bigger real quick? Sure in big in it Yes bigger Bigger. Ah, it's good. Okay. Looks good. Okay. All right But you can see like that that's that's solid, right? What grit do you think that is jim? I can't read it, but maybe like 50 No 50 it's rough I don't know. I don't know the ideal grit for printing is really wanted to stick. Oh, yes, darryl Coming at you from darryl, man off earth.  Uh, this was one of my favorite video and I'll tell you why It wasn't just because of the content because I'm really fascinated by this technique But he did such a good job of laying it out in a in a short and concise It's I want to say the video itself was only it wasn't that long Uh, it was uh six minutes So a well a well Spent six minutes if you are into painting if you will want to Get more into honing your painting craft. I don't personally do much in the way of painting if anything But um, I was really amazed at the results Someone pointed out that that last belt printer could double as a sander to smooth your prints You might be able to stop sanding your prints. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. My Are you telling me I could have my printer do my sanding for it? That's amazing Yeah, but he did this is amazing. I mean the the job that he did on this was absolutely Phenomenal, I mean I like have you done any work with alcohol inks before? Yeah, it's I I was it just really clever really neat technique And and really wasn't a lot to it I looked I watched it and I was like I could do that like I I actually have a chance of doing that and not screwing it up I could screw that up I would find a way to I would find a way to screw it up, but Uh, it's neat and and the the cool thing about it is when you're trying to apply an organic look like He was like and if you feel like it's not where you want it Just like add a little bit more and kind of rub it right out and and you know, you can kind of keep working at it so it's not you know I like it. There's not a it didn't seem like there was a too much Um, look at that see mark road. That's high praise right there daryl Mark right there and and mark look at the picture. He took very nice picture too Very nice pictures Go check out his link Uh, we'll look at that. See mark. You're just wasting time. You're wasting time Just gonna daryl's way in the first place. You want to waste my time? Okay. Yeah, okay All right, what's next we got 20 minutes Okay, I know I know I'm not I'm not going as quickly look at this That's right Transformers hands down my favorite show growing up. Well that and voltron but uh Look at this man toy maker 3d g1 cartoon Devastator at 200 percent That's three feet nine inches tall. Where is my banana? I need a banana for scale. Look at that I had Devastator. This was one of my favorite toys Grown up had all five of them. I think I lost the uh cement mixer at one point But uh, so he was like kind of without a leg at one point Uh, it does have more than meets the eye. This is a great print and I like uh, and I've seen you know what uh, same old Shane did a Devastator not too long ago And uh, this is kind of more of the cartoon version. Like I don't think this one doesn't obviously Transform and disassemble and stuff like that, but it's a really great make look at that I mean you can see this is the size of his uh, his hutch I guess behind there or whatever you want to call that that desk Are those are those other 3d printer transformers behind it Sure looks like it your brethren back there giri. Yeah, that's awesome.  Hey, uh, five dollars on paypal From uh, michael, thank you so much michael five dollars on paypal. I just I just got dinged I'll dance I'll dance over I'll do the dancing penguin over over jim's face Dance dance penguin All right, all right Moving on Sacrificial lee Uh, he made something he's really proud of or she I'm not I'm sorry Lee it's it looks like it's a she based on the on the thing, but she's very proud of it Four layers of hand saw cut sterling silver how you can saw cut sterling server I'm not familiar with that process completely hand fabricated The beast from over the garden wall. Okay, so we got a link over to insta's We're hitting uh, we're heading over to the gram It's what the cool kids say these days the gram jim Yeah, there's the link there it is This pendant is the most complicated piece she has yet to make four layers hand saw cut texture Row vested together somebody tell me what all this means in the chat I mean whatever it means it's it look the outcome is fantastic. Yeah, look at that Wow the depth of that is just phenomenal. I I mean that seems like and if it's silver Uh That seems like an expensive material to work with potentially. I mean relatively right. Yeah. Yeah Look at that chain Miguel best five dollars I ever spent for us dancing. All right That's right. We're not above it five dollars. I'll dance whatever who cares. Yeah Very cool. I uh, I need to see more from sacrificial lee Shannon lee maker. Thank you to whomever Yes, and shane says someday you'll be pulling directly from instagram. Hopefully Yeah, I mean This this almost makes me a little bit sad. I mean we're working on it But I mean like there's so much stuff on instagram And there are any tags that we're not pulling from yeah. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, yeah I like it Uh, I can't oh, of course it's all on the tag. It's all on another zolan hot makes. Thank you zolan The trash panda star strikes again huh Uh, next up women's art women's art one uk contemporary sculptor known as anna in the willow creates Nature-inspired sculptures created from rods of the willow. Wow. Yes. Look at this It's so it's so good Oh, that's hot That's hot Look at this Bigger, I mean Bigger can you imagine walking through the woods and coming across that? I probably have a heart attack. Well, I know right? You're like What what who would leave that there like somebody spent so much time and energy to make that if you made one of these You'd have to leave it and then set up a camera And just to see how people I don't know man That sounds like just asking for trouble like some kids are gonna go mess with it or something I mean somebody's got so many hours into that Very it does not it does not need to be 3d printed Lazard metal it can be straight willow Connie Connie is very excited today. I don't know if you see all caps lots of exclamation points coming out of conny Today conny. We're glad you loving it Hey, hey giri We need a different camera angle. We just got We just got a five dollars from um Let's see what we got five dollars bro. I apologize. I can't Pronounce what this is because it's just symbols, but just to see pooch penguin dance Is it Pooch penguin dance we've resorted to five dollar penguin dances I mean i'll jump in on this but he just wanted to start paying to have me stop Okay, man. I was i was about to do the running man the roger rabbit. I was gonna bust out all my old moves sprinkler the shopping cart Remember that one. That was if you guys want to uh, if you want to fess up in the chat To to who you were that did that? Thank you so much five bucks. I I honestly I don't know who it is because of the what it's saying on paypal, but but yeah It might be hex star. I'm not sure. Anyways, what we oh, yes Hey, look, it's a banana for scale. Yeah, this is a cad banana for scale. So Ludwig Loved my comment about his snow banana so much that he actually got a cad banana Uh to render so we could see the size the scale of his truck Here it's a nice truck for blasto right here. Very nice very nice Uh excellent work on your uh truck modeling. Thank you for the banana for scale much appreciated Yeah Oh, yo af. Thank you so much five bucks Thank you. It was yo af. Thank you yov I hope I hope that was worth it. It's probably more worth it to watch me stop like I said Check this is awesome. This is awesome. Do did you ever have one of these things? Did you have the marble maze where you did the the little the little control? We actually have a ball Now and and you get the marble in there and you have to go around the whole maze and you have to move the whole ball around That's the perplexus. Yeah, I've had I've had those two kids playing with those I've seen some pretty intense ones too like star wars theme perplexus perplexum Perplexi looks like it's made from cardboard. It is this is some now We were just talking about cad the original cad cardboard aided design, but in this case It's the final product, right? I mean how cool is that a little hot glue or cardboard?  You don't get a screen today. You get this make something cool. Maybe they'll come up with something like that I don't know. Maybe it's not to me. My kids would just tear it up into tiny bits and leave it over the house and glue it to the wall or something, you know, but You get the idea very neat very creative Chuck He said he saw this on Instructables actually and so he was just sharing what he'd made off of instructables If you're interested in making your own cardboard cardboard maze Go check out instructables for that Do it do it do it now homey this uh more Hotness from martin and and uh, ethan over to ethan's dad's creation So we've talked about his uh 3d scanning app. Uh, this was using that app Uh, one of their users made this 3d scan of their baby To give it to their blind Grandparents. I love it. Come on like how how awesome is that? Look at this So and and it's got actual braille on there and so it's like that so that I gotta wonder. I mean, I I don't know. I'm I'm guessing, you know Just so you don't manhandle the baby quite as much but or maybe because it's covet times as well too You don't want grandparents handling babies or people are physically touching, but maybe maybe they don't Maybe they don't live near It could be they don't live near it could be they don't live near. That's a very good point I actually really love this idea for for multiple reasons for one. You had the braille And like you said, you could you could actually print the whole face and uh, you know I have a couple of friends that don't don't have their sites And they really do rely on feeling and they can really, you know Get a really good idea of what you might look like just by that touch and I think this is phenomenal for that I mean Yeah, I I agree. I mean I love seeing it. Um There was uh, let's see. This would have been probably two years ago at urf now Murph it was murph or urf. I think it was urf jake uh jake There's a there was a group that that actually does 3d printing for assistive technology for Blind people and they weren't using a very similar application for doing building layouts Uh so that if a blind person was like approach A new facility say they weren't going to a hospital They'd never been to before they could actually put their hands on and and kind of get a better sense of the Layout of a campus of like where you wouldn't need to go or something like that So really really cool to see 3d printing uses a assisted technology and it uh as as andrew is saying here It must be really rewarding Uh Martin to see Your your technology your your app used for something so great I just thought of something else. I mean think about art like like real art. Maybe you're in a Studio right and and someone makes a piece, but they want to sell replicas, but they don't want to make that piece one again Why not scan it and print it like this to look like the original but you can sell kind of like prints, you know Instead of the real thing. That's so cool. So cool. I mean No, no no shortage of application I feel like we're really only getting started and and obviously is as apps like like uh, Ethan's dad's Eastern 3d's uh scanner evolve, you know, we're it's only going to get better, right and Heck if it gets to the point where it's ubiquitous with everybody's phone and having the ability to To do stuff like this. I think we're going to see some really really neat things in the coming uh months and years And I do have to say hey to abby math and her class if you're watching Uh nice work lately And and you guys rock so thank you for coming and also micro tech finally caught an episode live Damn, it's late here though. Well, welcome. Welcome We got people staying up from all around the world all all time zones watching we love our Fanbase it is so good to see a bunch of regulators some new faces. Thank you for coming Uh, let's talk about 3d printed meat. Shall we what do you think jim?  You gotta try it. Why not? I'd try it. I've tried I mean It's uh, it's it's a little it seems a little soylent green to me. You know, I don't like I don't know Like how do we know I think I would prefer a steak straight from the loyal moses ranch, but I would try it just for the heck of it Loyal would you uh, would you eat a 3d printed steak? I mean he's he gets like the best steak All the time. I would say maybe we start with 3d printing the cow and then do it the old fashioned way I don't know. I like my marbling. I like I need my meat to to at least have the appearance of meat. Maybe that's just me I don't know Mike uh Phil pot, I believe $5 on the paypal's got my prusa today because of you guys and moses. Thanks for the great content So You're welcome. Nice. Welcome to the prusa family Anyways fixed fake meat 3d printed.  Like if that's it. I mean that looks pretty good But I mean it's just like you take anything and you print it out and then you put it in a frying pan and cook it up. I mean you know I I think there's so many layers here literally, uh, I don't even know It reminds me of that friends episode was like you could print some meat Then you could put some mashed potatoes in there and then some jelly And like it's like half shepherd's pie half trifle kind of thing, right? It's like meat good jelly good Oh, I love it dual nozzle meat machine one fat one for flesh Yes flesh flesh printing All right, no, I love it. I want to meet benchy. Meet benchy. I would eat meat benches I would definitely eat like meat benchy nuggets. I eat a chocolate benchy once, but I would Chocolate benchy. Yeah, that's been done. Yeah, that's been done All right Oh my oh my okay. Well, bernie says he'll pass. Let's move on. Let us know in the comments. There's got a lot of people saying Uh, they're getting hungry next story moving on. Sorry. I'm moving fast enough for mark. Here. We got stonks, baby Uh, this is uh, dominance made by the uh ever amazing chaos core tech team Chell's actually this one specifically was modeled by chelsea believe But we love chelsea stuff and we love chelsea good to see you on here again Uh, this is such a cool model. I love this and that came out great Yeah, steven the lightspeed does some amazing prints and I mean he knocked this one out Sure did look at that for those of us who are not initiated With this model. What is it and and what is it? What is it? Okay? Yeah, so stonks so stonks is like a meme uh that's been going around and so if you've been following And everybody talking about uh, you know the game stop saga and basically like the reddit crowd the the robin hood crowd the individual investor kind of having the impact on the market right by Everybody getting together and saying like hey buy game stop buy games ever and then uh, but but the drama around that was There was a lot of hedge funds that we're trying to depress the value of the thing And it was kind of like a fu to to industrious, you know the the big Institutional investors the hedge funds was saying like okay We're going to buy it up Put put you guys in a short squeeze and and a lot of people lost a lot of money There's a lot of drama around hedge fund manipulation stock might blah blah blah that is like a super fast non-detail primer on it but this um This character is one of the individuals that runs. I think a blog somebody correct me if i'm wrong, but like The wall street bets Uh reddit area and that was kind of his like icon Nice, is that is that a fair was that a fair? Locally really quick locally. I was listening to the radio There was a guy who called in because the radio did a show about this when it when it was happening And when game stop the day it started blowing up He remembered at work that years past he bought one single share of game stock or a game stop Okay, and so he he waited for it to Completely explode by the time he got to uh from work It was outrageous for game stop stock And he sold his one share in may like $16,000 or something I mean That's a sweet. That's a sweet deal there for one share. Yeah. Well, he bought it I mean he said it was like I don't think he got that high for a single share, but I get the idea It went, uh, I can't remember how high but he made a lot of money. I think it was 14 or 16,000. Anyways, that's what he said But anyways While we're going, yeah, I mean, hey, that's a great find. Did you see that bit a couple? It was like a week ago about how a Preston press reset found an old bitcoin wallet had 15 grand in it Whoa. Yeah so And it was like, uh, yeah, it was a third. It was a third of a coin Which, you know at the time was like 45 k And so it was like boom just found 15 grand This is what I get for hoarding all of my electronics hard drives and all that stuff. So that was a nice fine. Anyway I love it light speed that that's filament 20 dollars to lure to your door from sweden. Nice Oh more from ram design. Here's uh, here's one of his, uh, historic race cars the Mephisto Mephisto felis did I say that right the fiat Mephisto felis Uh 1923 look at that. Love it. Love it. Okay. Jim loves it. We're moving on third one from ram design tonight lewis harris current project from Cindy from final fantasy 15 that's my roman numeral reading abilities by gabriel you know Printed with seratek resin on the phenom baby. Look at that.  That's Got it all there In pieces coming along looking good walligator. I love it. It's coming along painting and and modeling abilities Uh are are Next to ninth Me booty is the best booty I love it Yes, another vehicle tanner 3d The vsv, uh, we were talking about this he his Abilities man have come so far. I mean he literally I want to say I'd have to ask I want to say it's been like Was it two years? I don't know if he's on here right now. He is on here Ricky, how long you've been modeling blender because In the amount of time that he's been doing it when he first like was like, I think I'm going to start doing this He's a big toy fishinado. Uh, we should really have him on at some point He can he can kind of talk about his evolution, but you know, he's an artist He's a musician by trade and and this is one of the latest, uh iterations of one of his, uh His models that he's done and it looks so cool Looks like it's held together by rubber bands at this point But look at the the tires and it's on it looks like it's actually on an rc chassis at this point. Yeah Uh, yeah, I think it's I think that's running rc there. Yeah, so, uh, let's see It's ext rc looking really awesome from the 3d addict He's just doing the last few of the parts the outside of the body and it'll be done What a cool. I mean tanner how cool is it to see your design like out in the on an rc car Bring enjoy to others. That's what it's all about If you're not supporting tanner go check out. He's got a patreon Well worth it. He's constantly releasing new variants of his models and stuff like that and a lot of cool interchangeable armaments and things like that on a lot of them too Someone said I think gary just had a meltdown earlier That's good We uh, hey abby brown was chatting earlier. We just here's something from abby as we say abby brown math teacher extraordinaire Uh, a quartic surface for uh contours now available for free. That's right free at colt's 3d. Thank you for sharing that with everybody math Is is is a gorgeous beautiful thing that should be available to the people? Well the way to keep it in the in the public domain abby This is for her lesson introducing a multivariable functions bold colors. So do well Uh Working through her webcam for distance learning. Look at that fantastic application, right? good usage of of color And I want to point out that I got a chat from abby yesterday. You did and uh, she said hey Uh, I love thank you so much for for featuring the stuff the kids absolutely love seeing the stuff and uh That is awesome And you know, is it is it okay to tag your own stuffers and only other peoples? And I said absolutely tag your own stuff and that goes for everybody out there anything you're doing Tag it hit that hashtag hot makes and uh get it out there so we can see it Because stuff like this needs to be seen this that's such a it's a beautiful print there It really is and we're all about the we're all about the show and tell here. Is this isn't bragging Uh, we we love when people share stuff with us and with the rest of the community We like bragging about your stuff. That's what we like bragging about. Yeah, we like look at this. Look at this. I like the faceting Very cool. So that's the support. That's the support. I'm getting it now the flip flip over the support itself is even art, right? Did she print it inverted or that this is what was tucked underneath the These guys I see it now very cool So I wonder if that could print without support Might be a little too steep. I don't know very cool though. Look at this So it's so neat uh one her comment that she made the other day was like something she's been wanting to print for years It's really neat when you finally get a project out the door that you've been thinking about for forever So good on you abby for doing that and uh, I'm sure your students will benefit from this fantastic thing Nice Nice work and hey students And hey to abby students. Yes, whatever. I guess. Yes, smoochy face benchy Speaking of tagging your own prince This is my latest attempt to print a bunch of the cr 30 carl has been amazing working with us Chris am I late? We're still here. Chris. Thank you for the 10 euro. Yeah. Yeah Um, so it wasn't going bad and then it did um I mean, that's usually how this like it's going great until it is. Yeah, it's easier to see in this picture than I could show you but It's really interesting to see the fails of of bell printers Because they don't fail like anything else you've ever printed, you know Because everything's like at that that angle and it's like sliced off or smushed in Wait, hang on. Oh wrong way. Oh Make it bigger. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm good. Oh god Penguin hands That's a little ditty i'm working on it, but I had to tag that out there because I just thought I like the the smushed face little benchy It's just like actually it hit an iceberg, you know It hit an iceberg and it just deformed I love it. Anyway, that's a fail right there. Huh fail well That's a that's a hot mess. Yeah hot mess All right, what do we got next Two left two left the last one coming from blasto by the way Cybercon cyberdeck common is that what it's called? Uh cyberdeck This weekend So if you're interested in the cyberdeck, they're having a little con. They're having a little get together. It's our virtual Uh, let's get the links from blasto Make sure we tweet it out But uh, he's showing here the m3t al metal cyberdeck Yeah, uh, it's finished features include 10 inch lcd raspberry pi 4 4 gig hand wired keyboard joystick mouse Convenient carry handle not to be forgotten Flappy disk drive and powered by dual 266 50 batteries. Yeah The link just went out in the stream So check it out. Uh join us on saturday. It's gonna be a whole lot of fun I think it's like three or four hours. So it's gonna be a lot of fun Look at that, baby. Look at it. Look at it. You look at it. Don't look away. Look at it Look at this. I love this hip. I love it. I need to print one 999 You're out of your mind. Thank you Steven lights be I appreciate you so much. Thank you Uh, you know, we do try to put some effort into that. I appreciate your recognition there Thank you so much. We appreciate it. Steven and we love seeing your prints and everybody's prints We love being here every week Uh, and it's on monday at you know, 6 p.m. Central 4 p.m. Pooch time 8 p.m. Eastern So come you talking about all the time zones. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hang on All right, but but I think, um I really appreciate that that you recognize that. Thanks so much, Steven. You're awesome Last one of the last one coming up from dromamis empiricus Uh, he has a new pc case I love it. I've seen the original one that he shared a couple of months. I was like a month or two back but this one's the uh thermally conquered 3090 running cyberpunk at 48c. I'm guessing cyberpunk as a good benchmark for Stressing a computer So 48c is good. I hope looks like Yeah, I wasn't talking to you computer. Okay, so anyway, uh, I love the design. I was saying I tagged this I love seeing functional art like this Uh, especially like, you know pcs and stuff. What a neat display piece Very cool Thank you so much for sharing this and this I believe is available on Thingiverse I think so I aren't interested in printing your own I think so. Yeah, and I love it. I love the idea of 3d printed, um, pc cases And I think that's what project we should we should tackle Maybe we should like find one we really like and do a segment of building it together Like each you know, we could each do it would be good team building activity We need more team building activities around here jim you and I team building There's the dance. There's 999. I'm feeling generous. Hey Thank you. Thank you so much, Stephen We love it. We love I need to go out to arizona Lindsay's been been saying like dropping hints that we need to go to arizona spring training is coming up And if if we do that, I'll look you up. Uh, we'll do another burger at that burger place. That's so good I met steven last year. What does a lazy hint sound like exactly like we should go to arizona Spring training something like, you know, it's really warm in arizona right now Uh, or or hey, have you packed your bags for arizona? We should go It's very subtle. She's very subtle that one. Yeah. Yeah Um, but speaking of generosity It's time to get generous and give back. Thanks to things com for sponsoring the stream It is time for the giveaway jim If you guys how did people enter? Did we even give them all that we did at the top of the show? But we did last call. It's been running nightbot all day Um, and I left the same one there from last week So we probably have a whole bunch of new people and a whole bunch of old people if they're not here too bad Because you have to be present to win Yes, you do, but thank you so much. Uh-oh Chris again another 10 euro.  Do the robot. Yeah, yeah make make a robot Let's see. Let's see how many people entered. Let's spin that wheel of fish. All right. Let me let me go jump in it Hang on. I can't see the screen right now. So I'm just gonna do this while I'm looking You know Am I am I close this penguins is all these penguins in the way Get them out of the way Right. All right. I got the youtube names Let's share are all the emails obscured No no emails this time. I promise Yeah Well, no, I'm just joking All right, here we go, dude. Here we go. So, uh, let's close a little adage here. Nobody entered. Nobody's entered. Nobody. Nobody Oh, there it is. Oh, wow. We got a full wheel tonight Think yourself known Battle cry. I know you're here. Is it? I mean, I don't know if I'm a printout battle cree battle cry I just keep seeing that and it reminds me of brie for some reason Are they here? Just just The lights the lightspeed and and chris are just having a donate off. We appreciate it. Look at this mad love coming I think we scare closes away with his nut earlier Congrats, congrats battle cry. Yes. He's here. Yes We have a winner courtesy of things And you never knew what's gonna happen next week, but thank you so much to the past like six or six weeks or seven weeks or whatever it is Things we can't thank you enough for the $50 a week gift card from amazon So check out things if you have not done that already Really, it is an awesome platform. You can search by shape. You can search by artist You can search by pretty much anything and they really did an awesome thing here and donating A bunch of $50 amazon gift card. So Uh, you know, you never know what's going to happen next week, but thank you up till this week We really really appreciate it and like chris hits it again.  Yes, excellent Yeah, that's a fantastic show. We hope this I'm seriously, I'm gonna have a bobblehead by the time I go in tonight, but thank you guys so much Don't forget you can find pooch and I I'm not sure if we're on the same times or not, but this weekend at cyberdeck con We'll drop the link in there one more time. It is free. It's virtual. Come hang out with us. Come talk We got some really cool projects going on. Uh, you never know what what we're gonna see So I really appreciate the work that's going behind that and uh being Invited to come talk. So uh honored is an honor and a privilege I have no idea why they asked me to do the keynote, but you know, whatever. I'll I'll do it Yeah, well, which gear are you playing? Is it just a or should be fine. It's a key a key of b flat major B flat keynote. I didn't know that Thank you. Hey, oh Uh, you guys Awesome stream. Thank you so much to everybody that, uh, uh Participated whether it was via tagging stuff or uh, donating That helps us it helps energize us. It helps jim afford awesome clothing to wear on the stream Remember everything that's donated, uh for this stream. Oh boy. Now. I just jacked my print up here Everything that's donated for this stream goes back to the stream straight to you guys. So Yeah, that's right And thank you to everybody who stayed up with us tonight Uh keep tagging guys hashtag hot makes when you see something awesome Uh, feel free to do it on instagram too.  Hopefully we get a little bit more fluid I know that I'm a little slower when I'm in charge of going through the hot makes sometimes So I'm getting the hang of it. What do you think jim? Hey, I appreciate you doing it. It's fun to sit back and watch. Um, maybe we'll rotate or something We'll talk about anybody you guys think let us know in the in the comments there If you had fun with pooch running it too, but thank you guys all for being here tonight. We really appreciate it and We will see you next week everybody. Yes, we will next week. Bye everybody Good night Man that was a fun stream. Thank you guys. I'm hungry. You hungry. You got any bananas hungry? We gotta we got to uh go But hey next week. We probably should do a rant. Um Oh, we're live We're still out. We're still out We knew that later everybody have a good night


Hey folks, Ned Pyle here again. Today I'm going to talk about a option that we released in October for the Windows Admin Center. It is now the ability for you to generate on the fly Azure VMs all within Windows Admin Center, never leaving to go to the Azure portal in line with your workflow. And it works within several workloads, but it also just works when you're setting up a connection in Windows Admin Center. I'm going to do a quick demo right now to show you what I mean. We have these new add option which I have just clicked and you'll notice now that when I'm on the connection page I'm actually able to not just add VMs and servers and cluster and such, but I can actually create Azure VMs right now on the fly. So to create new and I will start making a VM in Azure without leaving Windows Admin Center. So you see this wizard open up, you see my subscription information, you see the resource groups, these are all being drawn using Azure REST APIs down into my Windows Admin Center. I start providing a name and a region, picking out which operating system images I want to be able to deploy. I start putting in some credentials. I'm obviously not Jeff Woolsey, I'm Ned, but I'm using his demo here for convenience of sake. I can size these VMs, I have filters, I can sort. So right now it's just showing all the available VMs for Server 2019. I can store on these columns. It's just a normal convenient user experience of being able to pick out and size up a VM, which in this case, we don't have any sort of real criteria for from the workload. I'm just creating a VM out of nowhere. If I was using storage migration service, it would size it to match my source VM and the same for storage other features inside of Windows Admin Center. I'm on the disk piece now. I can add managed disks for storage, specify their size, their performance type. If this was a different type of workload, not just a regular vanilla VM workload, it would actually be allowing me to specify the file system or automatically assigning the file system based on the workload, say if you were doing a migration for example. Now I can choose to join my on-premises domain as long as I have access to it. In this case, I'm not going to. Ordinarily, I probably would since most servers are joined to AD domains. And then I have access to whatever the network information is specified for the subscription inside of Azure. And I can go and review all this, take a look and see what I've done, make sure it looks right. Get a chance to go back, change my mind. And by clicking OK, by clicking the create there, I'm actually starting the VM generation process in Azure. And you can watch it in the Azure portal. You can watch it here. You can close this browser and go to lunch. This is all fired off into Azure. It's just keeping track of it at this point. Let's go take a look inside of Azure and see what's happening. I'm going to log in here to my subscription and take a look at my Azure deployment here under way. You can see that same server is deploying here. It's just in progress. And so even though I still have the access to all of the Azure portal, I have the convenience of being inside Windows Admin Center, perhaps in the middle of doing something without having to sort of multitask and change directions. So that was deploying an Azure VM from within Windows Admin Center. You notice that I never left to go anywhere else. I stayed right there inside of Windows Admin Center, getting myself brand new Azure Compute Goodness. For more information, I want you to visit this URL. And if you're not seeing it in your Windows Admin Center, make sure you download the latest one and it will be there. Thanks.


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