hey bro i think you got a little hot glue on that rocket

@BPSspace

7 ай бұрын

Ooohhhhhhh!

@OfficiallySnek

7 ай бұрын

Where?

@crasbee

7 ай бұрын

I think you got a little rocket on that hot glue

@bjf10

7 ай бұрын

hey bro i think you got too little hot glue on that rocket

@owensparks5013

7 ай бұрын

Can you make a complete rocket from Boatal Tote?

Man I can’t believe I’ve seen 2 historic rocket launches today. One was a giant piece of metal and the other was made of hot glue

@forbiddenera

7 ай бұрын

Underrated comment

@foxthroat3410

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂 agreed

@OneLabToRuleThemAll

7 ай бұрын

Truly

@ASAVSP

7 ай бұрын

Yes

@LG-ct8tw

7 ай бұрын

The metal one didn't come back in one piece, maybe they should try hot glue😉

If those sunglasses are not rated to be eye pro they could actually do more harm. If something hit the lens, the lens could shatter and send fragments into your eyes. The lens could also pop out, causing an injury.

@ExperionLord

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree with this. Joe, do yourself a favor and get yourself some ANSI Z87.1 rated safety glasses. They aren't expensive and will work way better at protecting your eyes than those sunglasses will.

@vicroc4

7 ай бұрын

I'll second this. Proper PPE is vital, bad PPE just makes injuries worse.

@Mountain-Man-3000

7 ай бұрын

All the above comments are spot on.

@MichaelEllisYT

6 ай бұрын

Make sure to always wear your safety squints.

@dillonvandergriff4124

6 ай бұрын

Agreed! They even make prescription safety glasses now days, so you don't have to wear glasses over your glasses.

The way the rocket flops around reminds me of Kerbal Space Program, and making a rocket out of hot glue is such a kerbal idea.

@rosuav

7 ай бұрын

As is the "it blew up? Tweak the design and try again" attitude. Very very Kerbal, in the best way.

@everyweekmemes9178

7 ай бұрын

now we know what material kerbals use for their rocket exterior

@vicroc4

7 ай бұрын

@@everyweekmemes9178 Particularly KSP2, where the developers took an annoying bug from the original and decided it was a feature.

@NickyLunaLove

6 ай бұрын

*sigh* “Back to the VAB…”

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

6 ай бұрын

Seeing a floppy rocket has me laughing uncontrollably.

I'm a simple man... When I see rocket made from things rockets should not be made from, I SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON!

@benjaminnevins5211

7 ай бұрын

I am so excited for that project!

@jjchouinard2327

7 ай бұрын

Big fan of KZreadrs Following KZreadrs. Anyone know of a channel that makes chocolate rockets?

@aboldy

7 ай бұрын

nah, it's just a silly waste of watch time really. I'm out

@LIONGOD

6 ай бұрын

rocket made of fingernails

@jjchouinard2327

6 ай бұрын

@@LIONGOD yuk

congratulations on your first cryogenic rocket!

The fact that it was still mostly intact after hitting the ground like that is honestly pretty awesome.

@ColonelSandersLite

6 ай бұрын

Hot glue is surprisingly shock resistant because of its flexible nature. We commonly use it in traditional archery to glue field points onto arrow shafts and each arrow will take at least several dozen impacts without any maintenance before the glue fails. Failure can be prevented entirely by simply occasionally reheating the points with a lighter until the point wants to move freely and giving it a little twist back and forth. Just by doing this once every few shooting sessions the glue outlasts my arrow shafts. The only thing to be careful of is to not overheat and burn the glue. Frankly though, you would almost have to deliberately try to do that.

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

6 ай бұрын

So really, this prototype just proves how great of an idea hot glue rockets are.

@limbeboy7

7 күн бұрын

​@@ColonelSandersLite interesting. I need to study its use along side metal parts for shock absorption

The shot of you walking out with a wobbly rocket over your shoulder was A-grade. You're hilarious dude, and an inspiration. Thank you for all your hard work making these videos for us!

This whole thing was incredible Joe! The craftsmanship to turn such an unconventional material into a successful rocket, coupled with the incredible video, and the determination to not give up!

@BPSspace

7 ай бұрын

Thanks man! Appreciate you cuttin those fins, surprisingly unpleasant to do!

god, this truly is one of the things i have seen, an honor to get to watch it fly!

@fullflowaerospace

7 ай бұрын

wow

Dang, when you said that the computer detected changes in air pressure and that the rocket would be frozen shortly before launch I thought the issue would be because of pressure increasing as the internal air temperature increased.

Those early oven scenes were the weirdest “how it’s made” I’ve ever seen. Thank you for the excellent safety discussion. You condensed a lot of excellent information in that small segment. An entire video could be made on the topic and probably not be as good.

I love the editing, those gorgeous toaster oven shots, you kept audiences engaged extremely well.

@francesboersma3804

Ай бұрын

agree!

There are different formulations of hot glue. That colorless translucent stuff is polypropylene based, and is one of the most common, especially consumer one. There are stiffer and higher performance hot glues you can get based on other polymers which give much better performance (stiffer, stronger, usually higher melting point requiring industrial glue guns) and might be something to try for a crazy project like this. They'll usually have an off yellow or orange-ish color depending on what material they are based on, but they can be stiffer and have way higher tensile strength, and are available in bulk for industrial applications.

The fact it stayed in 1 piece from that landing is INSANE!

There are different families of hot glues, traditional hot glue what most people are familiar with is called pressure sensitive which remains soft and sticky when cooled and another family is called EVA which when cool dries hard and retains it's shape.

Never would I have thought watching someone build a rocket out of hot glue would be THIS entertaning!

Bigger than Starship's second flight test. Thank you Mr. Barnard

@LaughingOrange

7 ай бұрын

Third time's the charm. Time will tell if that is true for Starship.

@Icerry1

7 ай бұрын

It too was a massive success

@tapio83

7 ай бұрын

casually throwing shade at spacex with innovative new designs

@mike4402

6 ай бұрын

@@tapio83 elon is now hated by MSM so they will continually shit on him and the useful idiots who watch that will eat it up with not a hint of critical thinking

Your editing style is immaculate. The story telling, the care given to teaching safety, your presentation style is all immaculate.

I honestly could watch those 2 toaster oven montages over and over. Give this man an Oscar!

Congrats on completing the project Joe!! Hot Glocket!!!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀

its always a good day when joe uploads but its even better when he uploads on the day of a starship launch

That stash AND Forklift Certified!?! The man's Rizz knows no bounds! 2:26

‘Wet ice’ is a valid term we use in professional aviation. When ordering ice for the galley, we sometimes use the term ‘wet ice’ to make it clear that we do not, in fact, want dry ice.

And what about converting the hot glue into the main fuel? Making a mix with some oxidizer could work

not only are you good at making rockets, but your cinematography is quite good as well.

I was out at FAR with Joe for the final, successful flight. He mentioned how much it took to get to that point, but I didn't realize it was THIS much. Props, Joe! Fly safe!

I know you probably hate hearing this on videos with silly antics, but I think this is the best video you've ever made! Editing was on point, great communication, and very real and honest takes on difficult setbacks. Those hot glue molds though were something special...

Building a rocket out of ice would be quite a challenge. Ooh, or pykrete. Also, that music during the final build montage reminds me of Trent Reznor's film scores for some reason.

Given how the hot glue rocket stuck the landing in one piece, it would be interesting to see a study between different durations of freezing and the concurrent hardness it imbues onto the hot glue until it eventually raptures.

@francesboersma3804

Ай бұрын

😇

the moment you explained the failure with the pyro charge firing was truly incredible immediate like. It's rare to find someone willing to share failures like this particularly in rocketry which is even more important than other hobbies, to know the dangers and respect them. Mad respect thanks for the learning opportunity and amazing work!!! :) ps love the channel

The way you integrate the cinematic build montages with the music is soooooo satisfying, awesome video!

The music in these videos are always incredible

Such an impressive video! The cinematography has not gone unnoticed. Omg, that first shot of the hot glue melting over the text on the mold *chef's kiss*

- Takes "hot glue engineering" to the next level - Rocks an awesome moustache - It is literally rocket science Best channel on KZread

@francesboersma3804

Ай бұрын

must agree on all points

When I read the title I thought you meant hot glued together instead of screws, bolts and straps. Not made entirely from hot glue!!! Awesome side-project. And really appreciate the attitude of never giving up. You only ever fail at anything at the point of giving up before reaching the goal. And even that may be okay, and not a true failure, if you've learned something from the attempt.

This is one of my favorite KZread channels. It’s like a fine wine. It’s gotten even better with age

Just a great documentation of the engineering process, and the perseverance required to get to a final product.

"Starship1 Destroying Launch Plattform Simulation" 14:44 This was the best part of the video and the final laughter at the end... Thanks for making our day. Your failures remember me at my time to find out how to build a model undersee boot in the 80s (Without internet and a little knowing how long and hard this process would be. I finally succeed )

I needed to hear that speech. Thanks a lot. Nice work. We will all be waiting to see you launch your rocket into space.

Damn, I was surprised that you did not carefully dig that hot glue out of the desert with a small shovel ! Congrats, Bravo dude ! Never give up !

Watched this video with my kids and they loved it! I didn’t know the message this video was going to have when we started it but your perseverance was such a good example to them. Thanks!

Great video Joe- well produced and fun storyline.

That mold is a piece of art :D Love the CNC montage

The music at 2:44 was so good I actually forgot you're a music major and went to the description to find the artist! An overall masterpeice of a video!

@skyrunner0345

6 ай бұрын

Whats the name of that title? Couldn‘t find it on his soundcloud

This has to be your most phallic rocket yet.

@BuffMyRadius

7 ай бұрын

When he pulled it out of the ground and the tip was all brown I was absolutely *wheezing*

@cptrikester2671

7 ай бұрын

Good thing he made the nose pointy-er. 😊

@Juttutin

7 ай бұрын

hot, sticky, smelly, whitish goo

@Paksusuoli95

7 ай бұрын

@@BuffMyRadius The longer version flopping on his shoulder is hilarious too.

@BuffMyRadius

7 ай бұрын

​@@Paksusuoli95take a shot every time he says some form of the word "stiff" Note: this drinking game is not survivable, don't actually do this.

Dude. The music. Insane. Well done. Crazy project. Been wild watching you from the beginning to now.

Man I gotta say, the production quality of this video is insane. The close up shots on the hot glue melting and the mold closing up is just chef's kiss

Now this is hot

I decided some time ago that if I ever win big in the lottery, I'm going to give you a six-figure grant to do whatever project you deem worthy of your time. I've followed you for some years now, and you never fail to impress me. Keep up the great work, Joe! You're an amazing young man.

@Nigel_DeLaVega

7 ай бұрын

Dude....I'm not American but I have been thinking the same thing however maybe not 6 figures but something...lol

@PiDsPagePrototypes

7 ай бұрын

That's a better idea then a charity donation - help create something that is going to inspire people to move forward themselves.

Dear god, man. The filmography, the editing, the soundtrack, the humor... AND THE EFFING BADASSERY IN TOOLING AND ENGINEERING AND JUST STICKING IT TO THE UNIVERSE. I hope all aspiring engineers get to see this video and get just as inspired from the silliness of it all.

IFT and Hotglue rocket? wow you should make a hot glue starship, I'm loving these kinds of videos than your old ones, espically this part 7:45 you care about us too!!!

The most important rocket test today haha! "Hot Glocket" had me dying, fun project!

do you have a gf?

@-.-crystal-gazer313-.-

25 күн бұрын

Seriously…

Your editing on this is fantastic. The music choices fit the tone perfectly and made for really wonderful montages. Really enjoyed this video!

Great project idea and awesome machining work!

Video production value is outstanding!!

Something that I don’t think you get nearly enough credit for is the music that you also do yourself. Really sets the video apart. Awesome track, especially the montage.

Extremely well made video! Good job, i enjoyed watching this

One of the best channels on KZread ever. Thank you! Great job.

your energy in your recent videos is great, keep it up man.

Great video - love seeing how you overcome failure.

I love this journey, thank you so much for sharing every up and down in a detailed and narrative way (really tough balance to strike, noticed and appreciated)

Hey Joey B! Appreciate you stressing the less fun safety side of rocketry, particularly pertaining to how ornery recovery electronics can be. I actually had a similar experience with an Altus Easymini. We had armed the altimeter to see if it would beep out continuity and detect the e-matches that were connected to it. It beeped out good continuity, and then instantly blew both charges. It didn't wait for an altitude or time lockout, it hadn't been moved, and there wasn't a significant amount of wind. The data that we pulled from the altimeter showed no reason for it to have detected a launch and blown the charges. Thankfully no one was hurt, but sometimes stuff just goes wrong. Got to talking and it sounds like our experience isn't isolated, so we've moved away from Altus.

Fantastic editing! Great money shots. Love it!

That was awesome dude. Thanks from NZ

That’s was an absolutely sweet mold making montage!

Great vid. Loved the perserverence no matter what. Keep up the great work!

Putting a glue stick in dry ice for 10 minute < 3 days later to make a new rocket, to see how it would act cryogenicly. Things do weird stuff at dry ice temps like flowers shattering. Or rockets.

This made my day!!! Fun to watch and motivational !!! Thanks 🤟

This is toyr prettiest video to date, awsome seeing you grow in tour production skills as well

This video is so beautifully shot!

Dude that was amazing. Can't wait to watch your future projects.

Your videos make me smile. Thanks Joe.

If youtube had an award for sound editing, the 3rd-time build montage would surely win it.

Nice job, Joe! Fun video!

Congratulations, I didn’t expect for it to survive the landing Hot glue must have somehow absorbed the shock completely 😮

Beautiful shots!

You are inspirational. I love the way you don’t give up, solve things and face up to errors.

@zippytiff

7 ай бұрын

Oh and how you film it all.

Loved the editing and humour in this video! Bravo!

That was the cool story of the wet ice and the wobbling rocket. Thanks for sharing and may your goals be far and the road to them fun ^^

Music and sound design is just SO GOOD!! Also, nice to see a more fun project this time! (but ngl i subscribe for the more serious ones)

That isogrid mould deserves a spot on your desk, as a reminder. More original music please.

Nice glue rocket and innovative determination I will definitely keep my eyes on your genius.

Knowing that joe is setting the goal of making a rocket that goes to space is just amazing good luck joe and may your sky's be blue and winds be low!

That whole sequence of night and sunrise at FAR was gorgeous.

just discovered the channel. now i'm not going anywhere until that space rocket is built. all the best

I hope you never have another incident that motivates a safety review segment but I really appreciate the chance to see you analyze and explain the problem in detail. Thanks for covering the good and the bad moments in engineering, both the technical and the human. I've been a subscriber and regular viewer for a while, and that segment prompted me to ring the channel bell. Also, I wonder if freezing some kind of saturated polyacrylate material (Orbeez, instant snow) might take the 'wet' out of 'wet ice;'? Though it probably isn't a problem you're going to face very often... Fly safe!

Great video, and thanks for the reminder!

Great editing! Sick rocket

bruh, those mold shots 🤩amazing camera work!!!

Man, one of your best video out there. Congrats on going through that project !

That video was so goofy but I loved it. Love your serious stuff but this was even more fun to watch. Build B roll was also very enjoyable.

I truly appreciate the thorough analysis of what led to the parachute going off. Great work here!

On the bright side, you can hot glue the cracks from the crash with high confidence of restoring full structural integrity! Good launch man. So cool.

Huge fan of the editing for this video, really engaging and fun ! Cool project, good story, well shot, amazing edit, 10/10 no notes

This is the most Kerbal rocket design I've ever seen in real life 😂

I'm not even into the rocketry stuff, but the challenges you put yourself into are just fun to watch

That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen bro right on man

I love the editing on this video, keep up the great work!