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Nice attempts, I think to make it fly you need Aileron controled with 2 SG90 servo motor and a remote controller ;)

Great work! ❤

Interested dear keep it up

I like the direction this channel is going. Keep it up.

Interesting idea. Please enter me in your raffle. Also, do you have a list of past winners of your Desk Buddy?

You're so underrated

I like this video but the music is a little bit loud

A 555 would make a better digital pulse

Woahhhhhhhhhh 😲

great explanation!

WE APES STAND STRONG!

Worst video ever. Fu

those kids downloading hacks into blooket got me like 💀

Wtf are we going to do now bro ai is taking over someone needs to end this fast or else society will crumble

Im also 3 legged

Well done mate, thank you for sharing NEW SUB 🙏🏻

I too, have 3 legs

his name trinunculus

still nothing compared to we humans 💪

Watch politicians put regulations, and impose taxes on it and make it more expensive.

Im tripidols cousin ( the smaller one)

black people been saying that but they never use it to walk

Great work brother ❤

Great brother ❤

are yall twins?

Melt in a steel mending plate to the cutting edge and sharpen it.

Well, how many volts was the panel supposed to be? 24v?

I hope Im not TOO LATE .. I just found yall on stimulus....well yall found me!

Dude do you have a clothespin on your nose or what?

We are cooked with this one 🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Sir is it illegal or legal, recently ChatGPT introduces 01 version and it's solves PhD problems, some ppl generating research paper through it an original research paper with calculations all which are required for a paper nd trying to publish. Is it not ethical ?

I understand the video is sponsored, but it's just NOT that hard to cut sheet metal with a jigsaw and a few good carbide blades. Keep it oiled or use tapping fluid, and be very careful to clamp it well. Drill out the corners of interior spaces. For straight lines, a diamond or carbide blade in a circular saw works a treat. I've cut 1/2" like that. Cleanup with a file or angle grinder. Don't bother with nibblers or shears unless you have big money; the cheap ones are junk. Faire point about wearing gloves. A basic brake to bend it is ~$60 at Harbor Freight. Or $20 at a garage sale or online market place if you live in a big city. The main point is if you aren't waiting for a service to ship it from the other side of the world, you can quickly make a new one when you find an error.

Looks great

thats sick!!❤‍🔥

Very interesting video! A few questions: 1) What books would you recommend reading to help someone get started in making small robots? 2)Why FreeCAD instead of Onshape? 3) How did you learn to code the robots? Any recommendations on learning this kind of coding?

I look forward to seeing the completed robot. Please enter me in your Desk Buddy giveaway.

I'd like to make a similar thing myself to use as a macro-pad, nice video and good way for practicing your soldering skills. By the way, are you still planning on making a video about the split keyboard you showed at the end?

We end 😢

Great video, boys! Quite the bit of ingenuity there, a very fascinating watch! Could you make a wood splitting robot?

The brotherly urge to make an aircraft. Wright brothers of the modern era

Oh? That's cool. I'll try to remember that, thanks!

I LOVE your videos

i put brown noise on the walmart speaker and everyone in the store started tweaking out

I put brown noise on when I’m in Walmart or somewhere else it’s a lot of people and it starts to get a little bit much, I’ll put brown noise on my AirPods and drown everything out. I wish they would have had it when I was a kid in the 80s. Maybe my social anxiety wouldn’t be the level it is now.. .. it probably be exactly the same. Who am I kidding??

Have you ever tried the map saving feature? I want to save a map using ORB-SLAM3, but I don't know how to do it. Do you know how? Please help.

what happen if you sharpen it after?

Attach an exotic edge to it, like jade or obsidian or copper or something

No way this is real

Hold on That’s weezer blue!

Harry Kane using a 3D printed axe