Can I FIX this 3D Printed Airliner after BIG CRASH
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
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I worked for American Airlines maintenance until retirement last year. I have lots of experience with damaged A321’s and let me tell you, Airbus would be proud of your major repair! Great work and congratulations on maiden flight 2.0😀
Well actually its more a rebuild of half of the plane...
Yeah lol
Have to gotten damaged A330s?
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Now add retracting landing gear with actual shock absorbers.
Oh and put a speaker inside with a baby crying that won’t give anyone peace on the plane
@Zach Grant lmao😂😂😂
@Zach Grant "500 dollars worth of cash". Otherwise known as $500. 🙄
That would help with landing plus it would prevent fuselage damage.
Yeah and if he is smart he also puts some rubber tires on it
I bet the passengers loved that smooth runway.
All passengers are now 20% shorter.
@@latmask00 haha
@@latmask00 more like 75% shorter
Dude, you need a smoother runway. But at least you're out in the middle of nowhere, which is the perfect place if you have to crash.
@@nonelost1 Its not a 737 Max, so its not going to crash twice in a row.
I did not realize how *recent* this was (as of today under 2 months); you are way more diligent and patient with this stuff than I could be. As Torboli noted, you could easily (LOL) add a torsion mechanism to the nose wheel to let it pivot up a little when it hits and reduce the chance of losing control on taxi. This is some GREAT work, Troy.
This is an amazing rebuild! you should make more airliners in my opinion. Keep up the AWESOME work!!!
Agreed,
Yeah, if I crashed my A321 like that I would have probably say it's a total loss while him tries to fix it, a true idol
@@Adam.340 you do be spittin facts
If I broke my RC plane I spent hours on, I would never try it again. But he just easily decides to fix it. And yes! He should try and make a 747 or A380
@@Adam.340bro? Have I ever seen you before because you look so familiar
use flux when you solder at 6.08 ish the joints don't look like they flow very well. neat stuff otherwise.
I concure
just don't use lead free solder... lead free is brittle and requires good technique and a good soldering station.
@@zbeast lead free still needs flux to flow properly
Or just use rosin core solder... Additional flux creates unnecessary mess. You should only need to add flux if you're redoing a joint.
@@ryanokeefe12 they serve the same purpose.
Rubber wheels would be much better for that rough surface. Also, I think you had some cold solder joints around the six minute mark. Otherwise, that's a really cool project, and it looked GREAT in the air.
Probably an old Ryanair or spirit pilot flying for American
exactly
Nah Both actually
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Troy - great job in restoring your "Phoenix" and getting her back into the air. Nice job in determining the cause of the crash & taking corrective steps to avoid a recurrence.
Troy, you are a brave man not doing a single circuit and then checking the electrics! Not the ideal landing/take off surface. Well done on the rescue.
I'm so glad you came over the crash and rebuilt it. I'm also glad you used the auxiliairy battery for reception !
Great job !
Wow, I'm still amazed that you designed this beautiful plane from scratch in Fusion360. That is a feat in itself. Great video of the build, crash, and successful 2nd maiden. Would love to see you do some more full designs of other iconic aircraft. I'm sure you've learned a ton about what makes a good build and design from Eclipson, to Planeprint, to 3Dlabprint designs. Keep up the great work. I've learned a ton from your videos. Currently building the PP Eagle and Snowy Owl, as well as the Eclipson Pitts.
Nice job! I would recommend creating a receiver battery harness with two or even three servo connectors/cables instead of just one. Servo connectors are only rated to around 3 amps, and those tiny wires aren't rated to much more. As many servos as you have you will likely see quite a bit of voltage drop through those small wires and single connector. While it would probably be fine, redundancy is a very good thing to have. I use receiver batteries on my RC helicopters and always use at least 2 wires from the receiver pack if not three.
how about a version 2 with retracts n flaps? then id buy both stls!
Nic
Glad to see you rebuilt it. The long ESC power leads are still a concern but I have only known it to cause an issue on one of my builds when I did it on a large drone. On that drone I resolved it by extending the leads from the ESC to the motor instead of the battery lead. Grats on the successful maiden.
Very happy to see you rebuild it. I'm pleased you are now using a totally separate system for the RX and servos. It is usually the high-power stuff that will fail before the low-power stuff! And, I see so many ESC's either have a main MOSFET failure or the darn regulator for the RX--sometimes frying the RX because the regulator shorted! One way or another the RX loses power and you lose the ship!
Also, there is an old 'Scratch-Builders' saying: "Any part you can salvage, is a part you do not have to rebuild!" I have made some miraculous repairs with about the only penalty being a bit more weight from the glue or additional supports--but I've never had it be detrimental to the flight characteristics. BRAVO--You're a good man Charlie-Brown!
Great video I've ordered my 1st 3D printer after watching lots of your channel a Anycubic Vyper.Been into rc flying for many years and I would recommend a watt meter for your tool box,it saved one of my models when I put an over sized prop on pulling over 100 amps on a 80 amp esc.
Another awesome video! Great to see the liner in the air and I'm sure I'll be purchasing the STL before long. The liner could use some flaps, in my opinion, to help slow the landings. Your 3D printing future is looking busy.
Really glad you were able to get it back up in the air. Can't wait for more, keep it up!
You are not only a wonderful engineer with golden hands, but also a wonderful, kind person yourself. Thanks!!!! Good luck and interesting work
So glad you decided to rebuild that beautiful plane! Wow, flies like it's on rails. Great work!
Hey great job! Glad you stuck with it and printed another as it really has a presence in the air. I was curious in regards to your print farm. What’s your favorite printer? I have a Prusa and CR4 but looking for a good nylon capable printer.
Hello, I speak from São Paulo, Brazil and your construction is just perfect, worthy of a trophy, as I am an admirer of commercial jets, I don't get tired of watching the video...you won another writing on the channel
Congratulations.
I am glad you remade this. It's a success story!
You really Ryanair’d the landing.
I might suggest some split flaps for a lower landing speed as well as something to absorb the landing shock. I'd use a 3d printed trailing arm suspension with some rubber bands as spring force and a 3d printed rubber bumper for dampening.
NICE. JOB that plane is so cool nice work
Awesome recovery! Excellent job on the landing! Great video, Thanks.
Love how that thing flies! Great job, and also good job on getting it back in the air and utilizing feedback from your last video.
Thinking you need to have that landing gear be articulating and have some form of suspension though. That, and maybe run a Zamboni over that desert floor! :D
A zamboni on a dry lake bed much just work. A bit muddy at first, but should dry hard and smooth. (3d printed zamboni project coming up .. LOL)
Well done, looks great in the air and I admire your determination to get it back into the air where it belongs 👍
You have a wonderful positive attitude. This breeds success. Right on!
Good to see you fixed it.
At a 1.6m wingspan this is 1:21.25 scale, and at 3.6kg this is equivalent to a real A321 taking off at 34.5 metric tons, about 10 tons lighter than the empty takeoff configuration.
I remember watching your titanic videos when i was like i think 6 or 5
Soo cool, I've been flying edf for years and jets😊 always used 3D printing for it too and thought about 3D print a hole plane😊
Btw, have you thought about using carbon fibre rods in the fuselage instead to hold it all together ?🤔 then it would be easier to replace sections and it may be more rigid
I commend you for your choice of your maiden flight safe location. With any electric model aircraft, one never knows what will happen. Your work is beautiful. I wish our hobby had more modelers like you. Thank you.
Awesome job! Thing looks amazing in the air!
Don’t forget to shorten the wires and use a cc pack the esc also need ventilation
Yes, the Ventilation hole should be... prob near the nose gear
Truly amazing build. Just two thoughts I have:
1) The runway is very rough. I would love to see a smoother takeoff and landing of this plane on a better runway.
2) How awesome would it be to have a camera (or even better: multiple cameras) in that plane, and then fly it with the pilot's view using VR-goggles, and make nice drone footage with it? I understand that would add a bunch of electronics, which means extra work and would add to the budget needed; but the plane is easily large enough to hold such wonderful extra's.
Great to see your rebuild and triumphant second flight. Bravo!!!
Bravo my friend, you made a great job!
Excellent re-build. Amazing the work, you can perform. Being on a dry lake bed is very rough on your gear. If the wheels are to scale you may want to go a size or two bigger given the conditions of the road bed. Looks matter but so does function too. Stay well.
I love how The plane is still gliding with no engines
Nicely done! I was quite impressed after the crash how well the fuselage sections held together. The glue functioned very well indeed! I am ordering some as I type, lol!
awesome repair job. keep up the good and wonderful vids.....thank you.
That crash was so bad I thought the pilot worked for Ryanair
Retractable gears will reduce a lot of drag during flight, and increase your potential flight time.
Adding flaps will help you land much slower, but in the meantime try pull up a little bit more before touch down.
So far looks amazing! Looking forward to your next video
Beautiful airplane Troy. I'm glad you rebuilt it!
She flies so smooth and solid. Great achievement! Even after the landing bounce she remained composed...impressive!
I normally use 12 (40 Amps MAX
You look like you could make good use of the build volume of a Ender 5 plus
Best video! Show people you fly crash and rebuild. It happens but learn and move on! Good job Troy
Nice job 👍. A lot of work
If the battery exploded that would have looked so cool.
I'm still confused on how you stayed that calm during the crash. Nice to see it fly again :)
That thing is sweet,
Great job
Glad you were able to salvage the build, came in rather hot though!
That was not a landing, was a second crash similar to the first LOL
it’s pretty hard to land in a fast speed and a rough runway
How about an A-10 Warthog next, great build! A warthog with retracts would be awesome.
That is so cool how you provide the files for others to build. Good job m8!
Great plane. Need to work on the landing gear especially for that type of surface.
Honestly, you need to find a smoother airfield, seeing you subjecting your finely-printed models to this rough terrain gives me the creeps.
I guess it also doesn't help much that you're printing your tires with the same hard filament as the rest of the plane. Maybe you could use flexible filament for that, or (even better), use real rubber tires.
Notice Troy won't answer you if you don't buy.
@@sotm6078 not looking for a reply (from Troy, or you or anyone else, for that matter). You seem to have confused me for someone who posts randomly, looking to be noticed. Not here. Just concerned about the way he mistreats his model planes. But again, not my planes to lose sleep over. Have a good day sir.
Need to replace the paint with Ryanair. That’d be a perfect simulator for them
Great video, One suggestion about wire, are you using wire with high temperature insulation such as Silicon or Teflon? Then even if the wire overheats as long as the insulation doesn't melt the wires can't short together, it's a better safety factor. There are high temp woven sleeves that go over the wires also.
That's a great job you did
Probably not.
Simply amazing.
Congrats on getting this plane fixed. The runway does scare me a little, I honestly thought that the nose wheel had collapsed, after it had come to full stop, because of the dust that seemed to be coming from the nose.
Great work man! Keep going!!
I liked the realistic way the your RC model flies, without abrupt maneuvers like other models
Hey, great that u fixed it. Flew well and yeah, the 3d plane really look beautiful.
That's your "prehistoric" pavement on your airfield, the price you pay for absolute beauty and serenity... Beautiful resto, and still flies like a charm. Best of luck in your future endeavors..
The results Is fire 🔥🔥🔥
Its awesome to have every child dream come true u r making it work congrats for your time work and dedication over it
Bravo. Looks great in the air!
Great job on the rebuild. Great job on the 2nd flight.
Love your videos man looks amazing, keep up the good work!!
I’m glad you rebuilt it
Perfect take-off, flight, and landing... so happy to see it in the air. Well done. I would print this if it fit a standard build plate size. Mine is 250x210x210. Looks like lots of others are asking for this as well. What do you think? Still using 70mm EDFs, I would love to print a slightly scaled down version to fit my build plate. Either more parts to print or a scaled down version... I'd be very happy with either. As it is... I can't print it... and it's killin' me. Cheers.
Awesome stuff mate.
You've got a winner there! Well done!!
Nice!!! I'm impressed.
Flaps would help a lot with landing and also retracts would be nice
Very Great Project - best wishes from Germany to you ❤️
great job man! better than new
This was so awesome to watch...and satisfying watching it successfully land. Nice job!
Aosm
Great job! The important about this hobby is keep going. I would pic a better and smooth place to land.
I love your patience man!
Bro that crash was perfect
Some flaps for T/O and especially for slower landing would be useful. This is an amazing build and demo thanks Troy.
Well done - good grit and determination!
Well done' Bud', Great stuff
awesome job, would love to do this if i had the kit! i'd probably use much bigger and softer wheels for that surface.. and add nav, landing, strobe lights :D
Awesome! Great job!
Nice build great flight
I think you can definitely land that thing slower, would really help with the rough runway you have
No Fuks were given to scrubbing off speed. Way to hot of a landing for me. Nice and slow saves airplanes.
Wow. So cool. I'd love to see you explore cruise speeds and duration and landing with flaps if you have them. Precision approach is a must as stalling is always a factor. Thanks from Thailand. Paul the slope soarist.....
It would probably be enough to be in awe of the engineering of this model from scratch, but to recover from such a crash so quickly speaks so much more! This is so, so motivating! Well done!!! I'd love to see an implementation of this with simple shocks and rubber tires if continued to fly on this dried lake though :)
Such a nice plane... After analysis of your prior crash. If you included added some NACA ducts in the body with some air flow tubes to the front to keep the heat out of the body and the air could exit from the APU exhaust port. Then if your flying and see a smoke trail you could land immediately. Also might cool the battery and wiring some. Some under wing stol flaps would be nice also to slow the landing speed and reduce gear stress.
Great job dude, it's beautiful.
Very good video! It nicely underlines how you shouldn't assume that the first assumed cause for the crash may not be correct root cause. From the maiden flight video I assumed that the diagnosis that battery failed and caused the crash was the correct one. The explanation that wiring overheated and shorted actually makes more sense.