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  @niteshagarwal729712 күн бұрын

  You can use ground penetrating radars to detect landmines, ETH zurich has already done this. You can look that up.

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  @Spectre449013 күн бұрын

  Maybe an idea to use drones for CBRN defence, to detect radiation, chemical and biological threat It is important to have a good payload and fly time Now armies use for this purpose light armoured vehicles, but the war in Ukraine shows that they are very vulnerable and easy targets, but they are expensive But this field is not very popular

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  @AleDoesStuff13 күн бұрын

  Congratulations!

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  @CChibiCChibi14 күн бұрын

  Really cool to see a fellow dutchman of a similar age work on this. Btw i dont know if you spoke about this olin another video but do you do this full time or do you have work/school? Also if i wanted to ask advice on running a business in NL how could i contact you?

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  @NaeviusUAV13 күн бұрын

  Hey you can add me on discord: siep1 Lmk what username you added me on so I know who to accept :)

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  @CChibiCChibi10 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV thank you my username is d1d1d1 repeated

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  @tylerhemus458614 күн бұрын

  insane im catching this series where its at this is awesome

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  @wokekkk14 күн бұрын

  Going the commercial route is safer and requires less demanding certifications

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  @wokekkk14 күн бұрын

  Absolutely baller

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  @AnishNatekar14 күн бұрын

  You should look into what zipline is doing regarding drone delivery that is a promising area

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Certainly! 5kg would be twice as much as zipline can do and we wouldn’t be dependent on a catapult.

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  @zaired14 күн бұрын

  I've worked with the pixhawk and ardupilot, and I think that instead of rebuilding your own system, you should work on a new UI that works with the pixhawk. The pixhawk hardware available is really amazing, but the software could be improved a lot, and I think you could really make that happen.

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  @ThePercydon14 күн бұрын

  Hey thank you for sharing your way, it's very inspiring. Keep going!! (i would advise you to turn the volume of the background music a bit down so that we can focus more on what you say and the content ;)

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  True, it brings a cool vibe though, I put some settings wrong though I’ll try to do it better in the next vid!

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  @Argosh14 күн бұрын

  I literally tried doing what you are trying, just over a year ago. I got in contact with some Ukrainians and it basically went nowhere. Why? Well, about 3 months after I began my work the first pictures of cheap fixed wing long range drones operated by Ukraine began hitting the web. They probably started shortly after the war stabilized. War is a brutal incentive for good design and fast development. There are people with actual frontline experience working on this issue. People who started out with years of experience in model aircraft and drones. You better have a really bloody good idea before even bothering going in there. What this guy gave you is the absolute minimal basis for any company. Not one in a competitive field currently flooded with companies having good ideas, expert knowledge and also basic funding already covered. You seem to have some talent in 3D stuff, why not focus on that? Instead of building a drone, make the KSP of drones. You already have all the tech in front of you. Combine it. You need to think outside the box, because with your lack of experience this is a deadend.

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Ambition

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  @Argosh14 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV then USE that ambition! By running head first into a wall like this you get nowhere and waste both time and energy. Pivot. Fail fast and hard. But you need to move on. You have nothing to gain here. Any idea that isn't pushing into this kind of oversaturated and highly technical market is better than continuing despite being told by industry experts that you have no product.

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Did you even watch the video? I said I shouldn’t focus on defence, and that I want to find a market without too much competition to make our first drone setup for. We are 4 months in without experience, how do you gain experience? By doing it. Look, I am 19 aspiring to become an entrepreneur with an interest in drones and KZread. If I would hit that wall right now I still learnt more in those 4 months time than I have ever learnt in my entire life.

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  @Argosh14 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV you're already in the wall, you just don't know it. Listen, I've literally been where you are now. I didn't have anyone who told me to pivot. Took me 15 years to overcome the outcome and now I'm finally where I could've been then. I am deeply impressed by your attitude and willingness to learn. I'm merely telling you that people with deep and intimate knowledge of the technology you're merely exploring for the first time, people being backed with millions of dollars and well connected in the industry to boot are already way past what you are even imagining. Which is OK, you weren't at that point in your life when that ship sailed, but there's no point running off an empty pier. You're doing great, you just need to change your product. No, agriculture isn't the aim. If anything that's an even more cut-throat business than military applications. There's a reason no one succeeded with a drone startup. No one actually needs a drone to deliver goods to Gaza. The best and cheapest drone even imaginable right now still miserably fails in cost to carrying capacity against a 40 year old truck. Do you have more money than Jeff Bezos? He tried making this happen, and he already had a company doing delivery to customers. There is no market, you have no product and you don't even have a problem to solve. Find one, solve it, go to market. If you have to go defensive about feedback like this you would not want to meet an actual investor. When you tell someone you need half a million from them you better got your big boy pants on.

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  I know people try and people fail. I know people know more than me in this field. Yet when a field is interesting, when being inspired by an infinite source of ambition and willingness to learn and compete, I am of the opinion that is possible. I don’t think I can compete to the competence of the people in the field, not right now. But you need to start somewhere. Honestly how do you think people know so much? Certainly not by giving up with the idea of it. Certainly not by expecting themselves to be smarter than others within 4 months of learning a complex topic and industry. That is unrealistic and that is not what I think nor expect of myself. I’m merely bringing people together that do have the knowledge and skills to do something great. Combining the knowledge and skills I do have with marketing/ social media exposure and the knowledge I have about business. Surely agriculture might not be the aim. And I agree I need to find a market and solution first. So that’s what we’re doing right now. That’s why I asked if you even watched the video, because I was asking for suggestions on markets to tap into and I was brainstorming about it for basically the same reasons you just gave me. Do you have suggestions? Also, I am not trying to be defensive without reasoning. I disagree to some of your points, so I’m telling you that and why. I don’t mind having a call we could have good discussions. Always good to face multiple opinions.

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  @benads684714 күн бұрын

  Hey im uk based and im 20 personaly working on my own tech company with a bunch of different products, one that involves utilising the live image stream from drones, id love to hold onto your contacts for a later basis!

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Hey man! My discord is siep1 let me know if you added me with your username so I know who to accept :)

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  @benads684714 күн бұрын

  Just added you! Jamin1!

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  @user-fe6uo8vl3y14 күн бұрын

  With the detachable fuselage I would worry about that as the weight of it plus it doesn't take alot of weight to ruin the aerodynamics

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  How exactly would it ruin the aerodynamics? Aslong as the CoM is aligned it should be good right

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  @user-fe6uo8vl3y13 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV The Center of gravity if you already have that figured out then good just watch the weight of the different fuselage's

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  @NaeviusUAV12 күн бұрын

  Well ofcourse CoM would always have to line up but I don’t see how it changes aerodynamics

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  @samuelpernelet278914 күн бұрын

  Maybe agriculture drones There is competition but not with that design The payload is more 10kg but with the capability to make a low budget swarm with greater range and flight time it could make a big difference Feeding our people is important

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Surely I’m considering that too. I guess it depends how much range you really need for 5kg

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  @DannZylman14 күн бұрын

  make the wings carbon fibre

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  @HawkImagery14 күн бұрын

  It’s possible but it has issues with blocking rf signals

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  @liamfink123214 күн бұрын

  Cabon has about 10x the cost of glass but in nearly all usecases, like uav s , often not anoche benefits to be worth it.

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  @DannZylman14 күн бұрын

  @@liamfink1232 what do you mean ? if anything it makes a ton of sense to use it for an aerospace application because its much lighter and stronger than glass

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  @bonuspaterfamilias14 күн бұрын

  Nice work! What do you think about the airspace regulations ? Is it easier to use drones in the military context than the civilian? My experience in RPAS is that the civilian market isn´t ready yet for drones. The hazards of collisions with manned aircraft is an issue. But the regulations must change because drones will play a big role in the future. Good luck and keep up the good work!

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  @NaeviusUAV14 күн бұрын

  Very good stuff to think about indeed

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  @alexcamilli12915 күн бұрын

  I know it's a bit early to add more tasks for research but have you looked into the logistics of search and rescue. Even better if you can manage it consult someone from the field. We have the Coast guard in the US. I guess Frontex in the EU? Here is a good video by Smarter Every Day if your interested kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6OMrMiugMSsdps.htmlsi=RWJX0xWH_bF0JWOd

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  @demian_csomic_winters948415 күн бұрын

  I Had two ideas for a drone in a swarm . First is basic fighter drones meant to do similar roles to dog fighting and ground assault by adding basic weapons like a pistol into the body of wings but modular enough to use a wide array of pistols be it size, power, ammo count and more, and retains shell castings with explosive inside so to work as last resort harassing ground troops and other enemy drones and if this drone can crash into enemies drone without damaging what's inside would be useful. Second drone is actually based off WW2 Stratofortress bombers and like, as sort of Ariel battleship of sorts with fully AI or semi gun turrets act as heavy muscle to first drone suggestions gunning down ground targets or other flyers, similar role to A-10 and C-130 roles, designed to fire larger caliber ammo but just as modular for different ammo types and weapons used inside as well acting as signal booster to other drones. Both drones are designed to be cheap but reliable enough to do a job and if possible 3D printable, the idea is not just for the big militarys but for situations like the Ukrainian Russian war to rapidly produce and when destroyed to be recycled to build more drones. And if possible easily build, like a simple puzzle a 5 year old can assemble

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  @threeuniquefingers15 күн бұрын

  Wow! really happy for your progress!!!

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  @NaeviusUAV15 күн бұрын

  Discord server is finally here woooo: discord.gg/STJxYEBaQe

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  @somebodyhere316014 күн бұрын

  hope it will be here soon

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  @rudydev404613 күн бұрын

  Still waiting :)

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  @guyonadino21 күн бұрын

  great video and it would be nice to know how you learned electronics

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  @illiaavdiienko817721 күн бұрын

  Hey champ, good luck with the project! Facing the need to join military, maybe I can catch an idea or two from your videos so I’ll be assigned as a drones engineer hahahahahaha

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  @growthoperatorsKA22 күн бұрын

  this is so fucking cool

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  @someDude80922 күн бұрын

  I(m,19 lul) am also building a similar project rn lol. Also though of creating a youtube to document the process. Seems a bit like a missed out opportunity :(

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  @r1m.s87723 күн бұрын

  I know in a previous video you mentioned making a drone cheaper, but that in itself doesn't mean much or achieve much. And cheaper than what exactly? What is the ultimate goal of your project? What are you trying to achieve exactly? Also, you want people to join your team and work for free (for your benefit essentially), but if your project ever makes money, do you plan to reimburse them for their time and effort?

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  @NaeviusUAV22 күн бұрын

  Making a drone cheaper (aiming for 5k usd compared to 10k-25k for comparable drones) has a lot of benefits. Especially when making a drone swarm. Some people can’t afford the expensive options and don’t mind slightly less quality. And when used in a war zone shooting it down would probably cost more than the drone itself, giving strategic benefits in either case. My goal is to make a modular, affordable UAV where you only pay for what you really need. Need more in the future? Then you can just buy an attachment for that and it will fit all models. It needs to have a fairly long range and a big payload capability. The volunteers usually have benefit to it themselves as well. Think of experience when they are still studying, wanting to help people, wanting to feel more useful, it being people’s hobby, and getting exposure / shoutouts. I do not plan to reimburse people, and the volunteers are aware of this as we have a contract sort of that mentions all of these things. I promise nothing, though when financially possible I would love to hire some of the skilled and determined people.

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  @joshbracken545021 күн бұрын

  ​@@NaeviusUAV I like what you are doing but do not say that getting exposure / shoutouts or the need to feel more useful are a valid recourse for people who are putting hundreds of hours into your project. Oh look who said my name in a video. What if you fall out with that person? Will you take their name off of the work they put into this? I'm just saying have a crystal clear contract with everything laid out. If this business starts to make money at the moment the only person benefiting from any of their work is you.

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  @NaeviusUAV21 күн бұрын

  @@joshbracken5450 i do not decide weather people volunteer or not? It is their own choice and if they continue to do so, then one of the reasons is exposure which is what a lot of volunteers have told me personally. In fact, all of the times I ask them why they volunteer, 9/10 times they say because of the exposure. Yes the only person that benefits financially is me, but without me nobody would benefit. Because I’m bringing them together. And as I mentioned, people will be hired when financially possible.

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  @joshbracken545021 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV People can choose to do what they want. It's just a little different in this case. You want to financially benefit from all of their work. You better be aware of all of the possible legal wranglings that might pop up in the future. You didn't answer my point about the possibility of you falling out with someone and their work not being credited. What happens if someone designs a vital part of your modular system that makes it's way into future projects? They get nothing? Also come on man, 9/10 are not putting all their time into this for exposure, that is just silly. You should get a crystal clear contract that people have to sign. To protect them and you. I'm saying this as a fan. This is a cool project. I hope it succeeds.

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  @NaeviusUAV21 күн бұрын

  @@joshbracken5450 we do have a contract stating all of these points. Everyone is free to work on it or to leave. And everyone has to sign that contract first confirming they understand those points.

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  @rudydev404623 күн бұрын

  hey uh the server isn't in description or the comments could you please post it? im a fan and i really like this project

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  @NaeviusUAV22 күн бұрын

  Yeah I am yet to fix one thing and then I can add the link

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  @rudydev404622 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV alr thank you

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  @rudydev404622 күн бұрын

  @@NaeviusUAV also idk if i can help in anyway but if translations are needed i can help with polish

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  @user-fe6uo8vl3y23 күн бұрын

  2 videos in 1 week nice

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  @NaeviusUAV23 күн бұрын

  quite proud of this video! getting better from the breakup, so I'm glad to be back and ready to make this thing reality! (discord server invite is still coming, need to fix a few things) timestamps: 2:15 - discord bot 7:25 - boar vessel 600-500 BC Etruscan ceramic how does a boar vessel wear its pants? a or b 9:04 - PCB 9:54 - going over the trade study on aerodynamics and making some decisions 13:06 - trying to explain why a high or low wing changes the stability of the plane 15:09 - the plan for the future

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  @Hawk_Sparrow23 күн бұрын

  Unfortunately ive missed your last few videos but its good to hear that youre using Intertial and Image navigation!

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  @He.64223 күн бұрын

  Feels illigal to be this early

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  @DannZylman27 күн бұрын

  Cool project I think I'm able to help out, but I would suggest running it more like a company because I presume you would like to sell these drones someday?

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  @bird481629 күн бұрын

  please, I love Tally Hall. I don't want them to be meme music

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  @_Rama_73Ай бұрын

  i really want to contribute this project, but i dont have any experient/stuff to help :( and im 12

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  @edboz_Ай бұрын

  Waiting for discord to drop! I'm currently in well, equivalent of technical high school and would love to join this type of community. Good luck, it's always great to see some cool ideas getting actually made.

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  @Blacksun-xu9hzАй бұрын

  You’re having a similar issue to thrive, when thrive was in its early stages everyone was just dreaming about what this game could be and at some point topics like underwater civilisations got banned because of it. Eventually they solved it by turning the project from volunteer only to a non profit organisation that’s officially registered and has some part time employees funded by donations. It might be a good idea if you converge on the same solution, making Naevius an official company and having some part time employees, maybe collage students trying to earn some money or other people that at least know what they are doing and paying them a salary based off donations. Once you start selling these drones you could then switch up to a more standard buisness model of course, but as a starter it might be the smartest choice. You might already have done all this and I'm just being stupid but incase not, theres some advice for you there. Good luck on your project, I might join for marketing once I'm done with some of the more urgent irl stuff :))

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  @NaeviusUAVАй бұрын

  non profit is definietly a future plan. but as of now we dont have funding yet to be able to do that.

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  @valkyrie_workshopАй бұрын

  5:37 That 0.2% is probably me LMAO 😂

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  @NaeviusUAVАй бұрын

  hahahah

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  @Willy_TepesАй бұрын

  Time needed to learn electronics and drones = 3 years Time needed to develop prototype = 1 year You just need to get started.

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  @Willy_TepesАй бұрын

  I do have a background in aerospace and mechanics.

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  @tufo09Ай бұрын

  For the 3d printing, I would use prusa slicer. In my opinion it is the best software right now. I have a 3d printer, know a bunch of stuff about 3d printing, if you have questions just ask.

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  @DannZylmanАй бұрын

  maybe you could use a different type of foam ? more suited for pouring molds

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  @cameron_boweАй бұрын

  I'm sorry for your loss dawg, it's wild that you're still making these fantastic videos throughout that- could barely handle just life with that going on, you're doing great man.

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  @amarpersaud2950Ай бұрын

  For clogs, things that can help: try adding a filament filter (essentially foam to remove surface debris from the filament), different filament, a filament dryer, slightly higher temperature, change the order of printing infill/perimeters or a different slicer (e.g. prusaslicer) and infill pattern (e.g. gyroid) For the foam surface: there are spray on mould releases that prevent sticking to the mold. You can spray on some kind of primer and sand the surface of the moulds to make them smooth, then add mould release to prevent sticking

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  @DuncanvanVlietАй бұрын

  Hey Man! Awesome idea and great content. If you ever need some help with slicer settings or 3D printing let me know ;)

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  @NulliFieDFPVАй бұрын

  the 3d printed molds seem to be a big waste, the foam is messy and you wont get an even distribution of material, in particular if you have corners or tight areas. why not building a super cheap cnc foam cutter, cut and glass some foam like insulation material?

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  @beolion2653Ай бұрын

  Its has great progress and im so sorry about your gf. But this project can wait 2 days till you feel better

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  @rowannadon7668Ай бұрын

  I believe spraying some water in the mold will help the polyurethane cure fully

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  @radzel4427Ай бұрын

  put your patreon in your bio, and all the strength in the world for your girlfriend God be with you my friend

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  @radzel4427Ай бұрын

  This project is SO COOL

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  @John-be5lwАй бұрын

  Bro, I am so sorry about your girlfriend, you should probably take some mental health days, party, be yourself and relax

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  @K4leidosАй бұрын

  This is terrible advice. Take it slow, but you don't need to party or "mental health days". You just need to go through it. Working and staying busy is probably the best. This is the time to be hard on yourself. If you do, in retrospect, this will be a moment of strength and positive change in your life.

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  @cameron_boweАй бұрын

  @@K4leidos Yeah I find being alone or distracting just makes it miserable in the long run lol

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  @SpectraFire44Ай бұрын

  You could actually create two different molds for each side and thus create two fiberglass “shells” that you will join together afterwards. This process avoids using a central part of the mold and solves the problem of resin reaction. Something like this i think : kzread.info/dash/bejne/e2xkua2PhM-1nrw.html

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  @freexe392Ай бұрын

  I think one of the easiest and cheapest type of lightweight material that can be used is fiberglass composite , there are different tutorial here and its far cheaper than carbon fiber and more resistant than foam , very nice video , keep up with this project , it seems very good.

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  @duckindustries526Ай бұрын

  Is that composite easy to work with tho? 🤔

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  @freexe392Ай бұрын

  @@duckindustries526 if you want you can watch bps space video about his fiberglass rocket , it seems like an easy but very long process with a very good final result .

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  @dylman5744Ай бұрын

  @@duckindustries526honestly looks like it’s easier than the foam stuff… it’s just fiberglass and resin if I’m not mistaken…

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  @duckindustries526Ай бұрын

  @@dylman5744 The foam is probably cheaper, which is good on the prototype development stage, the fiberglass could be good later tho

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  @DannZylmanАй бұрын

  fibreglass is kinda heavy

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  @AleDoesStuffАй бұрын

  I WAS HERE