6:00 Oh man thank you for leaving that in. I wailed with laughter.

@CharlFasching

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, me too 😄 focus..... Woah!.....

@bengmo64

4 жыл бұрын

It got me a good chuckle too :)

@wrrty2

4 жыл бұрын

yeah!

@Ginormus

4 жыл бұрын

When u imagine u get punched

@gzthrive2741

4 жыл бұрын

Falls then looks around like: "luckily no one saw that"

when you crash but the drone's still flying 6:04

"this is not over!" - pulls out a giant lighter and fixes the drone! you are awesome!

@Glihi

3 жыл бұрын

It’s actually the dremel versatip, a butane heat gun/soldering iron You’re kinda right but not really

@lukekans4570

2 жыл бұрын

The wires he could melt: Tis but a scratch

Haha, nice one, I didn't think that it will work out that great :)

I was like: Why is there no new video yet? Simon: Hitting print for the 100 time... trying to make a 3D printed frame

"Sweden has blessed us with good weather " He is bundeld up in a winter jacket and ushanka "good weather"

Just a tip Since it looks to be cold outside, you should consider that plastics in general get kinda crispy at lower temperatures :) As always good entertainment

@chrome3628

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Sweden haha

I just want to say that you're the reason I bought a 3d printer, and I appreciate your videos. Your editing is great and your humor is on point. Keep it up, man.

Have you tried not running the drone into stuff?

@RSteel517

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea. I'm sure he's never thought of that before. /sarcasm

@DaVeHiLl200

4 жыл бұрын

Where's the fun in that 😂😂✌

@TheBalcerman

4 жыл бұрын

not crashing is overrated.

Facial hair🤯 i am so proud of you!!!

@christopherislas2425

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha, Who are you , his mom? it's a funny comment from you. Cheers from the land of sombereros and tacos amigo.

@pinkponyofprey1965

4 жыл бұрын

It's just runaway nose hair

@edstar83

4 жыл бұрын

Mr Steele Jr.

I like how he suddenly looks back at the camera whenever he crashes, feels like the look you give to your friends whenever something awkward or unexpected happened like "did you see that?"

Your video editing and humor has been crazy awesome! I’ve been watching you for about 3 years now and always enjoy it

Ladies, Yes it's grey sweatpants season, but his drone is up there.

1:39 "it's also painted orange, so it fly faster"... yes that make sense 😂

Nice for showing all your approaches! So much experience condensed into a nice piece of edutainment!

Mate, sorry, but this moment when you fell - it was awesome. And it's not because I like when people suffer, it just shows how proud you are of content you make and how alive you are! Very good! Like it! Thanks for this content!

in my experiments ABS adheres VERY well to TPU. I've used it to make rigid parts that have a nice grippy surface to the bottom

1:39 So if you paint something orange it will go faster?! That's good to know :-)

@RcLifeOn

4 жыл бұрын

Paint it red and it will reach speed of light.

@Creative_Electronics

4 жыл бұрын

@@RcLifeOn oké 👍 Thank you, that's also good to know! 😄

@georgietorrance

4 жыл бұрын

@@RcLifeOn we all know everything's faster with RGB

@regnets

4 жыл бұрын

I think this is a Warhammer 40k Thing. Orcs Paint their vehicles Red and this will improve their Speed by one Inch.

@Janevjura

4 жыл бұрын

@@RcLifeOn FPV googles ? Pff... Whoo need them :)

The camera work and film making in this video was on another level compared to other videos of yours. The pace was great the little throw one drone into another and it magically comes together was a nice touch. Really nice work!

Thank you for your all mighty sacrifice of time and sanity for us to reap the benefits :P watching all the drone vids gave me a good laugh and has been truly educating I am now using the info on these different materials for speaker enclosures. Many thanks from Australia!

6:05 exit, stage left :o)

@MatteoDiGaetano

4 жыл бұрын

Please someone make a GIF 😂😂

@chrisleech1565

4 жыл бұрын

Snaggle puss .... the good old days :)

@macswanton9622

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisleech1565 SOMEbody is of age

Yey, thats person in comment about filament - Nikodem Bartnik - creator of dremel cnc :)

Your humor is just getting better. Love you, man

Love this Simon, your style is awesome, video, editing, music, content really well done. Favorite KZread channel!! Greetings from Australia!

Hey, I remember flying through those trees with our ZMR250's! 1806 motors, 3S and naze32 was the game back then :D

@ValFPV

3 жыл бұрын

Lol nice :D do you know him or just by coincidence?

@jonipaananen9304

3 жыл бұрын

​@@ValFPV I've had the pleasure to fly with Simon, yes :D That was a nice spot to smash the quads into trees, and every single crash was 4 broken props!

@ValFPV

3 жыл бұрын

​@@jonipaananen9304 Wow, that is so cool. Man, I wish I had someone to fly with, I can imagine it being so much more fun than flying alone :/ (Flying alone is still loads of fun though:) The props always break first, always gotta have spares in your bag. ;) I have broken so many other things though, haha! (Mainly electronics and motors, frames have gotten really tough) I wonder why Simon isn't flying with goggles anymore though? I mean he's using a screen now

Great channel dude!! Amazing. Can you do a tutorial about how to make a dron? As you have made in this video? It would be amazing

Your videos kick ass, mannnnn. Skills on the 3d printer, skills on building drones, skills flying drones and your sense of humor are awesome. Keep the great work and looking forward to your next video !

Just the right amount of incompetence and motivation to create awesome videos

If Simon is blessed with kids, they will be lucky to have him as a father.

@yakine13

4 жыл бұрын

indeed, such a nice guy

@facitenonvictimarum174

4 жыл бұрын

Nice guy, plus very intelligent, creative, energetic, funny, keeps himself healthy and apparently sober -- all good for kids.

7:18 - I'm dyin...rooooooofl...I've never seen a drone so thoroughly broken...

I enjoy your edits. Great job!

Awesome video! Longtime watcher, first time commenter here. Polypropylene is an awesome material for flexible applications, but the other huge part of designing something that is flexible in the right ways and rigid where necessary is the geometry. If you know how the frame is most likely going to be loaded during a crash, then you can adjust the geometry and get all the behavior you're looking for, even with materials that might not seem flexible at first. There are examples of metal devices that are designed to be flexible. Some great resources are the video "Machines That Bend Are Better" by Veritasium and the books "Compliant Mechanisms" and "Handbook of Compliant Mechanisms" by Howell. I'm currently taking a university course from Howell and it's really good stuff. Edit: Apparently I haven't watched quite enough of your videos, because I just got recommended your 3D printed compliant vectoring mechanism video. So you're definitely aware of the resources I mentioned. *Facepalm*

Hey! You came through on this endeavor! I get that it took a loon while with all those prints and testing them all one by one. But the more respect for carrying through on it. And what a result. Don´t you think it is time that you put an affiliate link for that filament in the description? I mean you deserved it if anyone does deserve to make a few pennies from that. Great work and great video. You had me laughing out loud several times throughout the video. Nicely edited. Keep it up.

hey dude like yr videos and all of yr stuff

@daguy9316

4 жыл бұрын

hey

@jonasvangeertsom1790

4 жыл бұрын

Good for you

@daguy9316

4 жыл бұрын

@@jonasvangeertsom1790 thanks

One of the best videos I seen in a long time!

As an FPV pilot this is absolutely hilarious, and I don't even know if that is an insult

2:22 I hope Stefan is learning something here. :D :D 4:20 "Sweden has blessed us with pretty warm weather." -only a fur hat with ear flaps, parka, gortex pants, and gloves, basically a beach day. Sub'd to Nikodem Bartnik -holy crap, he's got some cool projects under his belt!

@paulbehrens5842

4 жыл бұрын

It didn't seem like Simon knew Nikodem Bartnik?? Surprised.

@kurtlindner

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulbehrens5842 I know I've seen his name before and likely had some videos recommended, but I only viewed his channel for the first time myself after pausing the video.

@joegroom3195

4 жыл бұрын

I found out about Nikodem Bartnik when he sub'd my channel... and subsequently unsub'd my channel. Lol

4:10 Oh, that cinematography. Beautiful. How did you get the camera to move so consistently, such as with the trees?

@littlemak3938

4 жыл бұрын

slow motion

ain't gonna lie i can watch these all night !! good stuff

Absolutely AMAZING man. Been waiting some time for someone to take off the glove and produce a working one. Keep up the hard work, it pays off!

2:51 "I was surprised by how many times I could hit this before it broke."

The nylon looks like it was printed too cold. I print mine at 300°C even if the roll says 260°C.

Cold and brittle, I'll bet after spring you'll have better luck with the different materials. Thanks for sharing and as always keep building👍

Thank you for all your entertaining videos. Stay safe in these dangerous times.

What fpv monitor do you use

very nice , can you share the STL and setting , and where did you get the kit for the drawn?

Dude, I admire your persistence. Failing so many times, but keep going. Bravo!

I really love what you do and the way you do it !! really refreshing, Many thanks for your hard work !

Next frame should have smoother corners. Instead of corners like [ or 《, try corners like (

@vctrsone

4 жыл бұрын

traingles is tougher tho.

@Lothaenorixius

4 жыл бұрын

@@vctrsone for rigid structures, not for flexible ones. Triangles cause stress points

@vctrsone

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lothaenorixius True.

"Small PP", made my day dude XD

For the love of god! I have a thesis I should be working on but I just cannot stop watching your videos! good job bro \m/

New favorite channel

How about adding propeller protection guards or stay out of the trees ?

6:01 got me 😂

I like it when you turn around real quick and look at the camera every time you crash, as if to check and see if we're still watching. Also those signature quotes, "I know I look like a PRO, but don't be dis-encouraged, if you can't crash like this, it take years of training" "A taste of impact strength" "Our chances are slim, hmm non existent". Thanks for the chuckles.

This is your best video yet in my opinion. Very funny.

7:00 Oh look a mushroom... Oh no, it's the GPS antenna

It’s corona time

I’m impressed with your line of sight flying, very nice!

The "width" of the västgötska @10:19 made me all warm inside!

You gotta stop flexing man...

@leo-hao

4 жыл бұрын

I C what U did there

why do you always fly with a monitor lol its 2020

@___echo___

4 жыл бұрын

test this frame again in the summer lol

Awesome stuff man. Great sense of humor. Loved that.

Dina videos är bland dom bästa jag har sett på KZread!

Good video! Really great!

you made it!... never give up...

this dude did NOT get bored on quarantine.

Your videos are pretty cool bro 🤓. And yours 3d printings, those are awesome😊.

I love watching your videos, so much laughter.

Nice, going to print my next frame in PP and share my results :)

I do not understand how you can be Swedish and so funny. You're editing is 10/10. Yet another great vid , less than three.

Thanks for providing such a vital information based on your own various tests and trials. So PP material is best for quadcopter frames ! thats awesome !

4:25 "Pretty warm weather" he says with a fluffy hat and super warm puffer jacket & pants. 😂 Ahh Sweden.

i do like the humour and obviously the toys

The sarcasm! Love it! Really good video.

Love your videos you've inspired me a lot! Keep it up!

I would really like to see more printer reviews and things like that

nice one! Quite a lot of your you invested. will try this for a toothpick frame.

nice vid dude

been a fan for so long

The funniest dude in the whole hobby, like always

Wooooooow, i heard about @Nikoden Bartnik way before RCLifeOn and now he apears to be the one helping, love yours channels

Your friend is great .. he crashes with no trees at all wow

Great vid, love your humor!

Just found this channel, subbed. awesome content

love your videos

Excellent videos bro

Neat to see it work in the end. Halfway through your video you got me thinking maybe adding "breakaways" spots on the arms that are made to pop loose when you impact something. Having a joint on the arm that pops loose on impact using that motion to absorb/use the energy of the impact.

I'm glad you caught that on camera 😆

Love the head turn every time you crash lol

Awesome 👏

Mad LOS skillz!

Pretty nice on the los flying

I experimenting with elastan d70 now. Very strong material, also have a little flexing. On my ender 3 prints very well

This got me to Sub, watched loads of your vids now got me back into 3d printing :)

I use 0.065" weedwacker trimmer line for my source of cheap bulk Nylon filament. For Nylon I also recommend "rehydrating" the nylon, since printing evaporates the moisture in the filament. After a print I submerge my prints in hot tap water for about an hour. This should solve your issue with brittle nylon. Dry it off, and use. Great idea. I might try it myself.

The composite idea (using two different filaments) was pretty good, I think, maybe you should try to make some kind of inserts from one material to the frame made of another material. Like carbon fiber rod in a fixed wing of an airplane. You could even introduce steel rods to the drone's arms by melting the plastic a bit and just putting it, like a stick in a wet concrete.

really really good video

Good job 👏 👍

Man, you're so funny and cool. keep on