Airframe Assembly - Building Lumineer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2021
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Oh baby, Icarus Thiccarus is back! I'm super excited for the avionics video. I laughed out loud when you put your head in the epoxy!
How did... how did we get to this name omg
That name is gold, I'm stealing it for a project
Icarus Thiccarus is now the name of my next KSP heavy-lift rocket family
Xd😂😂😂
It needs 3 cs
On the bright sight: Maybe people stop recognizing you as the guy who drank carbonated milk. Maybe you're now the guy who epoxied his head
Nevertheless, I'm exited for the upcoming episodes. Your videos recently skyrocketed in quality of both content and editing! Go Joey!
Holy shit! I watched that video years ago when it went viral and never realised/ made the connection that that was our very own joey b🤯🤯
JoeeeyBee exceptional video as always! I can't wait to see your magnificent editing in the rest of this series, and I do still think that head->epoxy clip is the best ad for BPS space merch ;)
Maybe he should carbonate epoxy next? On second thoughts don't do that!
Joe: we're working on an accelerated timeframe of 4 weeks
Xyla: ok so we got 5 days
Hmmmm, almost seems like a theme is developing in this particular hobby....
Came here to mention Xyla.. Not sure how different this build is from hers..
@@mvadu One or two orders of magnitude? ;)
@@Kenionatus yeah. Assuming her's went to 10000feet (3km) range this one is targeted for 10km.. I had to read more about HPR levels after the comment..
and xyla had a successful launch
Ive heard Gorilla Glue works well for hair , thanx for making the series
Naw mate he actually has two braincells un like that person
Brutal.
It has great hold
Uhg... had to bring that idiot up huh? Lol
I subscribed for exactly this kind of "how to" content. I'm here to learn the details needed to either (1) build a rocket or (2) determine that it wouldn't be worthwhile.
Normally sponsors suck, but I can't even describe to you how happy I am that you finally have sponsors in your videos. Looking forward for some great content of yours.
8:35 That's why you don't just listen to your cat. Always double check what they say, because cats tend to purposely give you false information if they feel like they can get away with it.
you can't trust your cat these days smh
Big if true
I have a high appreciation for such good build shots! It takes so much more extra effort and patience. I struggle with even basic documentation shots lol
😢😢😮😢😮😅 11:56 😅
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Joe: Also, you know what else was a mistake? This right here!
*ad*
Perfect timing :P
Arrived well before the masses.
Kept hoping the chute would pop open and save it all the way to the end
“May your skies be blue, and your winds be low”
Wallops employees: yeh...
There is a generation of young people inspired for you work. In a decade we will see a tsunami of projects. Thank you BPS.Space!
4:09 Had a very similar mishap with epoxy once; except I wasn't wearing a hat. Let's just say it wasn't too fun.
You're just teasing us with all the flight footage in this video....
I appreciate how hard it is to design, engineer and produce with high quality something flying since the last 2 month i am studying Physics and Aerodynamics along with wing design in order to create my own RC F5J/F3J glider.... Respect
Joe, you are delightful. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I look forward to the 'Fins of Destiny' video. lol.
Wow this series will be awesome seeing all of the individual parts being made
Damn man your production quality is top notch.
2:02 I can't stop my laughing after seeing this😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A few secs later
Me:-rollling on the floor😂😂😂
Glad to see you’re back in full swing. Take care of yourself and know we’re behind you no matter what. Your contributions are valuable and I look forward to your posts.
Seeing you using a light to mark your tube was like watching someone create fire for the first time, you saved me from my own ignorance
Great video, as usual, can't wait for the rest of series!!! Loved how you introduced sponsorships and adverts, keep it up.
Woohoo, I've been looking forward to seeing this.
Also, a little bird told me they found Lumineer.
*cough* Xyla *cough*
Glad this channel is in existence - this was a great and funny video, thanks for the upload! :)
Bae has uploaded, what a time to be alive
Quality of your videos is really sky rocketing.
Joe, you get better and better. More and more self derision is a proof of a good mental health. Even if you tend to mispronounce some words... That's fun, smart and fair play not to cut that at editing. So you've worked with the help of the famous Xyla, the adorable universal maker ! How lucky you are. Keep up your great and delightful work !
Hope you're doing well joe, don't forget to relax every now n then. thanks for sharing!
I love the power hatch. Very slick.
Great video Joe! Sharing the things that went wrong is a great way to teach others.
Fantastic engineering, I really love this kind of stuff!.
Well done for that project, looking forward for the future videos !
That head-into-epoxy physically hurt me to watch. My condolences on the landing, but congrats on getting up to 10k, that’s crazy!
Love your videos dude....Please know your work and sharing is really important to some of us..especially during this crazy time we are in. I believe in you dude, and I think at some point your gonna put something in orbit. Keep at it!
Amazing video quality, and super educational! I recently started a rocketry team, and we all love your videos!!
You always say: "we made...."
Is it just a figure of speech or was there a team behind lumineer?
Great video, thanks! You're the reason I built my first model rocket recently!
Team
I'd love to watch Joe launching a rocket missile that flies to a targeted coordinate🚀
Always love your work.
Aaaahhhhh so good to have another video!!! I think I’m gonna love this series!!!
Hi there Joe, bad to hear that Lumineer failed in the end. But I'd say, it seems you did it the SpaceX-way.... I'm excited to see all the Lumineer build videos. And, of course, the next launch!
Very entertaining and and illuminating (pun pun) - you are such an incredible presenter and engineer. Really excited for the avionics installment.
One pretty much unrelated suggestion I have, up your click-bait game - "Supersonic Airframe Build - Above 10km, survives CRASH!". Your videos deserve more views.
Almost at 300k subs, awesome to see the progress you've made over the 3 years I've been watching
Love watching these videos ,nice humour and not over the top unlike some youtube rocket makers..no names .
This is like an independent movie adaptation of Liftoff. Awesome work!
I would have loved to see a launch recap like with some previous launches, but I won't complain. Your content is amazing anyway.
Looking forward to more! Hope you're keeping sanity and health in mind at all times :)
I really enjoy watching your videos, it makes me remember my childhood experimenting on physics whit simple rocket kits, and trying to find out the exact point where a toy going to touch ground after being launched by using the parabolic launch equation and graphic model . Now as an architect and electronics enthusiast, after seeing your space x video series, I realized that i can make my own rocket models, I know that I have a really long way to learn before I can do it, but I’m to excited in every step, I started to experiment whit Grasshopper over my experience on parametric design and form finding to find the most efficient aerodynamic shapes, I know that I’m far to be an expert but I’m really grateful with you to teach me that I can fulfill that dream.
Building to a specific launch date has ALWAYS bit me in the butt. Great job on building in that short time!
I think replacing the original material of the airframe by fiber glass was a smart idea. It works much better than air.
Great job Joe, Really looking forward to the avionics video!!
Hi Joe...
Long awaited video !
Ty
God I've missed your videos. So glad you're back!
I'm always stunned how nice and spacious your home is. It is like you had large office rented or something
I’m not going to lie. I didn’t understand everything but I love hearing about the process and the editing is top notch. I also love epoxy so this was great!
Great to see this video! Hope that you are doing well in all aspects of life, not just the 'learning from your mistakes' part (which seemed to be the biggest point of this video).
Yes!!!! This is what I’ve been waiting for!
I LOVE these videos man. I'm sure you already have considered this, but have you thought about printing a 'Guide' from a plotter printer that covers the entire tube that you can just wrap around and know exactly where to drill/cut holes?
My excitement after seeing the video notification went till Mars...
Great video bro
You are doing great
You are a source of inspiration for everyone.
Love from India 🇮🇳
Yepp
Why do y’all always say “love from [country]” like why? No one cares
@@bennybooboobear3940 🤣
They wanna collect likes from similar people...
Now-a-days comment section has more spam comment than originals...
Although this wasn't a spam...
@@bennybooboobear3940 He just wanna tell joe that people who like him are all across the world !
Keep working son
Curious why the hole in the propellent is off-axis? Covered in next video?
It's a moon-burner, literally burns in a crescent moon shape! They're super cool, we'll definitely talk more about it :)
@@BPSspace Very interested to learn more! The dynamicist in me hates asymmetry in aerospace. Then again, my degree is in rotorcraft......uhhh
@@BPSspace My good friend, Bill Wood, developed the "Moonburner" propellant grain geometry back in 1980. When he showed me his initial idea, I was convinced he had made an innovative breakthrough in propellant internal ballistics.
Moon burning grains have a progressive-->regressive burn.
You have to visualize how the hole will expand, and understand that the more active surface = more gas generated, and more pressure accelerates the reaction.
Then one side reaches the inhibited side of the grain, and as the surface area starts to reduce, the pressure tapers off for a longer sustain.
Hey bestie, I freaking love this video, you did an amazing job!
Idk about you but I personally use G5000 rocketpoxy as my hair gel of choice
Lets goo, support from India!
Yup me too
I just found this channel yesterday and he just uploaded after a while
Love that prediction chart shirt!
أهلا أنت أحسن يوتيوبرز 🙂
You are the best of TH-cam !!
Great video! Keep being awesome.
Ok this is officccially the funniest video you've made. Thanks Joe
Yeah!!! finally a new Video. Keep up
Ah I remember when u just started making vids, rockets so small, and now so much bigger. They grow up so fast
I don't know if it had anything to do with the failure of parachute deployment, but I have to share the idea:
On a toy parachute I received as a child the attachment from the main line to the silk wasn't made of individual lines but of a coarse net. The parachute was extremely resistant to tangling. It probably is less effective per weight, but the reliability could offset this drawback.
KACHOW
KACHOW
How about using a strong magnet to close a reed switch that latches a mosfet on. That would power/arm whatever you want and the reed switch can bounce all it wants after that. This would no holes post intergradation and with the solid state latched switch, vibration would not be an issue. You could even have another reed switch in a different location to turn everything off is you have to cancel a flight.
Hey Joe, I had an Idea for your landing rocket. If we could use a tiny solid fuel thrusters on just one side of the rocket where the centre of mass is and put some wheels on the landing legs such that when returning to ground, the inbuilt roll control can orient the side with the thruster to the direction of horizontal motion and program the rocket such that when the horizontal velocity passes a certain threshold, the thrusters will fire nullifying the horizontal velocity and any residual horizontal velocity will be taken care of by the wheels. Take care that this happens during the landing phase only and the thruster shouldn't fire below some height or else a successful landing could be spoiled by the unwanted firing of the thruster
some excellent lessons, thanks!
As someone who has enjoyed the High Power hobby thirty years ago, you _really_ need to step up your epoxy mixing game.
Spatulas and artist pallete knives are going to help you a LOT with both mixing _and_ application.
I am glad you survived the build, Joe ;)
I watched the launch live and it was amazing to see bps going to new heights and also keep up the good work the not South African Elon musk.
Future of Elton musk keep it up 👍
Chad Joe out here with the great content.
He is so generous 💓
10:10 I've witnessed how vibrations can cause a screw switch to completely back out when working on an electronics bay, scary stuff!
It is the year 2040, BPS.space is sending their first rocket to the moon. It is the first rocket ever to be fully funded by patreon supporters.
*Parents: What do you do insde your room all day, you never come out.*
Me: 4:06
great video, id love to try making a missile from one of them solid fuel boosters and launch from my rc tank
Hey man great job. I was wondering if you could talk about the design and build of the launch pad and tower in one of these episodes.
Yes time to binge!
Awesome! Can't wait for the rest of the videos! It also seems like you're doing a lot better, and i can't help but be a bit concerned that you're setting so tight deadlines so shortly after burning out? Just be mindful of what your body tells you and take care of yourself
Now 10km is a big achievement
I like the entertaining Joe
Frames you work on that get accelerated:
* Air
* Time
You say you're not good with the jokes but I find myself laughing through every video. 😂
7:27 those tools give me dentist/orthodontist PTSD
Hey Joe has anyone told you before that you really rock those purple gloves?
That Flight was in Elon terms a great success 😅 Keep doing what you are doing!🤗
amazing rocket
Everyone: plays games
Me: gotta go guys BPS just posted!!!!!🤩🤩
Ps: you are my hero mr Barnard.
woah, joe barnard is actually funny.
amazing.
You should program an app or something so you can update when launches are and information about the rocket.
This looks like it will be a great series and a huge learning experience. Any chance you could mention how much it cost (ballpark) in a later video? Those motors look expensive on their own!