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Great project! Wish the lens wasn’t a fish eye tho

I have an idea: Why don’t we develop solid-fuel rocket with range of 100 kilometers and put the satellite in orbit for a short period? Is this idea possible or am crazy? hope for response. Thank you. appreciate your effort.😂❤

That balloon has some brass ballz

Hi! I see you used 2.25mm and 2.9mm holes for threaded inserts. I can't figure out what size threaded inserts fits these size holes?

Awesome! I'm pretty sure I took that picture at the end. I so glad you gave me that card. It was great chatting with you. That drive back to MI was not 😵‍💫

Waaaaaooooo awesome view!!❤

the ULA logo theme is funny! lol🤣

neat! next time you get the opportunity to do this, try strapping a 360 camera to it!

Such a cool idea!!

How far away from the launch site do these typically land? I understand it would depend on wind, altitude, etc, but just a general idea?

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

This is pretty dope! 🤙🏿

Bad timing for eclipse !

It floated?

Bravo! Tbh, it made me cry. Your Mom loved this, I am sure!

Very cool video with some amazing shots! How long did it take for you to recover the payload?

Great launch, best shot of the Eclipse I have seen. But the best was to see all those smiling faces.

The eclipse clips are so amazing, and that balloon pop was extremely satisfying to see .

The balloon pop was my favorite part of the video! So cool!!🎈

What a fun day. I'm not sure I've seen footage of the balloon popping! So cool!

Don't panic! There is a typo in this video... bonus points if you find it and comment below!

That balloon pop was awesome!!! I can't believe how much higer that went than other launches!

Why it didn't enter the orbit and went right back down? What if you lift it up that much and shot some type of firework? Maybe it would stay there and function as it supposed to? 😊

hey this is super cool but what happened to your fidget roller on your etsy store?

haha i can't get over how those look like 18650 batteries but safe to play with, i should print some scary labels on mine

Thats awesome 👏🏻

Thats so cool its really fascinating to have real fire lit on the desk

Really cool, definitely subscribed. If youre up for a little criticism, the audio mixing was a little off with the music. It made it hard to hear you

With all due respect, I believe you may have inadvertently designed a firebomb. Be careful with that ready mix concrete. That stuff is not meant to survive high temperatures. Your mix is quite wet, but I'm far more concerned with the concrete material itself. There's a reason you shouldn't build a fire directly atop a concrete slab. Instead, you burn in a fireplace or fire pit built atop a concrete slab. Regular concrete is not fireproof. It can spall, crack, or even explode under prolonged direct exposure to heat. Consider the thermal gradients involved here. Differential heating causes restrained thermal expansion. The hot inner layers of the fireplace want to expand, while the cool outer layers resist this expansion. Concrete has very little tensile capacity. With steep enough temperature gradients, these restraining stresses can grow very large. And if conditions are right, a fireplace like this can be completely destroyed by these stresses, potentially even explosively so. You need to look into the special mixes that go into fire bricks. If you're sitting at your desk, and you have a fire burning in one of these things, you have what has the potential to be a very literal firebomb just inches away from you. This, as designed, is a potential firebomb. And just because you've tested it once doesn't mean it is OK. Maybe this one will be fine, but other copies won't. Fatigue and stress cycling can also magnify this effect, meaning that the fireplace might be fine for the first hundred firing, then go off like a bomb on the 101st. Or someone might fill theirs up a bit higher, with a bit more fuel, than you did. Or they may buy a fuel mix with a slightly different chemistry. And on and on. I hate to state the obvious, but you're literally playing with fire here. Any device that you can buy that features an open flame has a hell of a lot of engineering that goes into it. And the first requirement for anything that needs to take the heat is that it must be built of heat-tolerant materials. And regular concrete is absolutely not a heat-tolerant material. A concrete house does better than a stick-built wooden house in a fire, but both need to be torn down after.

What kind of silicone do you use? Im new to this so im not sure what to purchase or not.. Great video and what a nice project

Lowes sells this exact thing for $25

Wonderful project, and inspirational. I like that you were able to cover a lot of ground in a short period of time but without leaving anything out of the steps. Definitely in the to-do queue. 😊

Well done mate, enjoyed your video. Can you pin a comment with your feedback from using it after some time? I wonder if adding a fragrant oil would make the room smell nice?

This video was good for the soul. Well done

Try using 3D resin to get rid of layer lines. It also works well for welding prints together.

awesome project. I like fire... alot... Sorry about the loss of your mom. Mine recently passed as well. She decided that mothers day was her day to go hahaha.

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Love that HDX and RapidSet sponsor! Haha this looks super cool!

dude fuck your music, I can't even watch this FYI some of us know how to play our own music while watching videos ps) not saying the music is bad (though it is), but I just think you're a terrible person for putting this music on a video that's meant for ppl to LEARN PPS) you're not really a bad person. Please do better.

Woah its been long time 😅 It looks really good . Sorry the package is lost for sure . I've been also working on a model rocket and built the tvc mount using different diameter pvc pipes and it works surprisingly well😅.... When will you post the full video?

Nice work!

Thanks for a great tutorial!

Very cool. It just missed those power lines, the road, didn’t land in someone’s yard, etc. Couldn’t have asked for a better landing.

Fab project. Where did you get the code? Did you CAD your own model for the prints?

Both of them looks soo beautiful Especially the space shuttle one ,❤❤ Assembly was super satisfying ❤

Those look super cool!

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Hello, at time 12:46, you use a metal component to serve as a support to place screws later. What's his name?

Not to be too critical, but this was more of a modeling video than a 3d printing video. This enclosure has no holes for wiring. The 3d printing process is part of the challenge of this build. You know, like how to print the lid without it warping. Unless I missed it, I also didn't see where you told us what material it is made from. I presume it's PLA.