maybe he could turn it upside down and mount it with a tripod next time, and on the bottom (will now be top on tripod) can have sights for proper aiming?
Videos like this making me realise how incredible mechanical engineering is. I mean, almost every part of this cannon is working from a single handle moving back and forth and you don't even need to power it.
@Rashed1255 I'm not talking about how it fires. I was talking about how it completes the whole sequence (eject shell, load new projectile, move projectiles inside the mag) without electronic parts, only buy some strings and a single lever, and it can be pretty fast.
@@Rashed1255not exactly, mechanical engineering is engineering with systems that move. It’s not always machines, it can be how one part affects another too.
I mean, semi-auto rifles are essentially straight-pull rifles operated with gas or spring to automate the ejection and reloading of a round (or shell in this case)
With larger and more complex moving projects like this, I think some grease would go a long way at making it smoother to operate. Love your stuff! Keep up the great work! :)
considering the plastic material he's using I don't think you'd want to use a petroleum based lubricant because it might eat the plastic and graphite might act as an abrasive. Silicone could work though.
Use baby powder as a dry lube. For parts with close tolerances, especially cylinders I have had easier installation with dry lubes than silicone sprays. And it lasts longer
@@PBST_RAIDZ Some bolters for marines are .75 (IIRC) regardless a .75 or .998 bolter would be cool to see but turn a shoulder into paste Edit: if you had any heavy ammo like actual bolts it would make recoil hell, else it’s just hard to control
My good man You have been on your artificer arc hard, and I say with the utmost pride that if you EVER got the equipment to make this out of turned steel and shit you would be the most dangerous man in existence Your villain arc shall be legendary, and I shall watch it with great interest
My favorite thing about the way you do these videos, is that you show the process in such a way that we can understand *why* all these parts are the way they are! It's super helpful for understanding everything that goes on!
That's awesome. Use a laser pointer as a simple sighting system, and I assume glow in the dark ping-pong balls exist, use a flash strobe to make them glow as tracers. Just two simple ideas.
The magazine system you've set up reminds me of the loading system for a Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft gun. Except with the Bofors, the rounds would be loaded into a clip and then loaded into the magazine. This made loading multiple rounds rather easy.
Bro just made a 3D printed handheld Bofors 40mm anit aircraft gun as a personal weapon. Top tier work my dude. everything is so similar to the Bofors 40mm gun!
Watching all the pieces of the bolt come together fills my nostrils with the scent of CLP and spent powder from the good old days with the boys at the armory.
Is it just me or do any of you feel like a wave of goosebumps when 3D prints slide against each other, like you know those pictures that if you tilt it one way it's one image but at a different angle it's another, so you take the feeling you get when scratching that picture but have it coarse through your entire skin in waves. That's what I feel when I hear the prints scrape against each other and I want to know if anyone else gets that odd sensation too or if it's just me.
Everyone keeps saying it's like a 40k bolter but in reality it looks more like an autocannon if it had a normal mag instead of a drum mag. Great work btw! Subbed
Realistically you should extend the back out and make it shoulder mounted and fired. That way not only can you actually aim from the side, you actually can manage the recoil better because now you can use your entire back to support it instead of just your arms taking the brunt of it without any other support. Also the barrel could be longer otherwise you will be left with a lot of unburnt powder The helldiver 2 autocannon actually represents this really well
there'd be quite a bit of recoil if this were real explosives I think... to the point I wonder would it need a mount? Like would you have to be a body builder to handle it?
@@nibistewgamer1742 Not really. Even if machined from steal and actual 40mm cannon rounds were used with FSDS projectiles, it would be too heavy to lug around and if fired it would dislocate shooters shoulder or if supported, kick you like mule several meters backwards, or most likely just detonate since chamber pressures on those things are rather ridiculous. Thats why all AT rifles pretty much require two man team to operate and lug around since you need it to be heavy to help mitigate the recoil, or be mounted on turret. Against modern even lightly armored vehicle, its effects would be scratched paint with short barrel like that. Make it recoiless rifle and it might have some chances to actually work.
Excellent work! The electric ignition is particularly cool. One small bit of pedantry, that feeding system is a magazine not a clip. Still a very cool design though
Its not a magazine as its not spring loaded. You can call it a hopper but clip also works (kind of). But the actual term would be hopper as its gravity feed
Ngl, if the grip was a tradition under-the-gun pistol grip you basically wouldve created a miniature version of the 180mm Cannon used by the Gundam Ground type, fun!
Congrats, you’ve just created an unregistered destructive device. 😂 I think it’s beautifully made by the way 😍 I would recommend that you modify the cam track a bit so that the transition from parallel to angled is rounded. It should make the functioning of the bolt smoother.
I’m referring to definition of “destructive device” in 26 U.S. Code § 5845: … (2) any type of weapon by whatever name known which will, or which may be readily converted to, expel a projectile by the action of an explosive or other propellant, the barrel or barrels of which have a bore of more than one-half inch in diameter, …
I think these kinds of things are so cool. honestly, incredible work, I love it. I wish something could be done about the noise the plastic makes unfortunately I really dislike the squeaking of the plastic as it rubs against itself.
Nice design. The bolt seems to be based off of the AR, with its star locking lugs in Minecraft. Same with the cam pin and groove. Only difference is there is no gas key and tube, with it instead being manually operated. You should make clips (and I do mean clips, not magazines) for it. Really like the thunking sound when you load it, reminds of the 40mm in Minecraft in Arma 3.
Absolutely a masterpiece. What would be really cool is if you could motorize it to make it semi or full auto. The cannon itself reminds me of the 40mm bofors cannon that the USA used as anti aircraft guns.
I love rhe squeakiness of 3D printed layers sliding past one another. I wonder if people will be nostalgic for that sound and feel once 3D printers get good enough that they don't make layer ridges anymore.
every time you added an element and i notice it was preplanned from the start i got a bit more amazed. Absolutely insane engineering skills... how long was the modeling process?
I'm not sure how many people will get this but... With some slight modifications, I think this can be used for a Code Geass Knightmare Frame cosplay (either the shoulder bazooka-thing or the arm mounted version). Imagine seeing a guy dressed as either a Glasgow or Gloucester come up to you on roller skates, point his arm-mounted cannon at you and actually fire the thing!
Dude makes the best Adult Nerf toys ever. I can see these being eventually made for kits or airsoft/paintball sports. I;d think some scenario tank commanders would love a functional autocannon for their tank
I know there’s no explosive propulsion going on in the chamber but you should still make it to where you can’t eject the round until it’s fired or at the very least have a bolt release button somewhere, kinda like a pump action shotgun. That way the bolt can’t accidentally slide open before being fired!
This is god tier nerf toy work. If I would have seen/had this as a kid, my brain would have exploded. Amazing. They’re may be a way to use smaller diameter ammunition and perhaps with a shorter action cycle, an electric servo may be utilized for automatic fire. My mind instantly drifts towards crew served weapons for kids to learn teamwork in their backyard/wood battles. Perhaps a 1/2 scale German 2cm Flak 38 on an Sd.Ah 51 trailer. 😂 One things for sure, it’s incredibly stimulating for weapon/history/engineer buffs.
@@flyguy0765most self reloading mechanism in 🔫 work from gas, the propellant gas goes down the barrel and there’s usually a channel which separates off and recirculates it back into a plunger.
exactly what the commenter above said. that being said, the pressure released from firing the cartridge would have to be great enough not only to propel the projectile out of the barrel, but to travel back along a gas tube in the split second that it's still (greatly!) pressurized (before the projectile leaves the barrel), AND to push back the entire mechanism for it to cycle. the engineering issues with a design similar to the video's would be: making the cartridge have a way higher pressure release due to combustion than the current cartridge design (basically redesigning the entire thing cause at that point the propellant would have to be either pressurized H2 (more H2 = more pressure released on combustion), another gas that can release more pressure (i'm not a chemist idk what gases can do that, if there are any), or using entirely different, perhaps solid propellant (I.E. gunpowder)); making the chamber stronger so it is rated to withstand the new higher pressure; ensuring all the parts of the new mechanism can also withstand the higher pressure (recoil spring, bolt assembly, gas system, etc.) ALTERNATIVELY just use a f'in motor like the first reply said lmao
All it needs is an electric belt drive to make it cycle full auto and its essentially a handheld Bofors cannon. Making it a mount would enable the ability to constantly reload like one too.
These are getting more and more badass and I wish I had a 3D printer to try to make similar things (I'm fairly decent at 3D modeling). Literally just a heavy bolter.
When I worked at Ace Hardware, I built a tripod mounted potato cannon out of PVC that used propane and a model rocket electric ignition to fire it. It looked like a recoiless AT gun. It didn't have a locking bolt though. 😂
That's just impressive. ... I bet that would be the perfect prop for one of those Kancolle cosplays. You know these half ship half girl fictional characters from that anime series. At least it reminds me of that. With those handles to grip on and the overall size. ... Just cool.
I never understood the fixation with joystick-like handles for this kind of weapon. The muscles in the kinetic chain to operate the weapon are so unergonomic! My recommendation for more ergonomic handles is to look into the M2 Stinger from WW2 and machineguns made for walking fire in WW1 ^^
"The eyes are the Scope and the hands are the Safety"
THAT'S SO RAW
yeah that shit actually goes so hard
Super mutant energy
hell yea
Hell yeah
maybe he could turn it upside down and mount it with a tripod next time, and on the bottom (will now be top on tripod) can have sights for proper aiming?
Videos like this making me realise how incredible mechanical engineering is. I mean, almost every part of this cannon is working from a single handle moving back and forth and you don't even need to power it.
Isn’t this more of electronic engineering more than mechanical?
Mechanical engineering is usually related to machines.
@Rashed1255 I'm not talking about how it fires. I was talking about how it completes the whole sequence (eject shell, load new projectile, move projectiles inside the mag) without electronic parts, only buy some strings and a single lever, and it can be pretty fast.
@@Rashed1255not exactly, mechanical engineering is engineering with systems that move. It’s not always machines, it can be how one part affects another too.
@@Rashed1255 firearms engineers are a subset of mechanical engineers
You are its power source
I was not expecting this level of mechanical complexity. That’s just a proper straight-pull bolt action scaled up.
I mean, semi-auto rifles are essentially straight-pull rifles operated with gas or spring to automate the ejection and reloading of a round (or shell in this case)
a Bofors 40mm AA gun. is veeeeeery similar.
@@Wolvenworks I hate how accurate that description is.
with electrical propellant ignition, almost like they use with C4 in larger tank & naval guns
@@onalert413 True innovation is very rare. We just get better at doing the things we already discovered. Lol
Oh man, I so want to see a semi-auto blowback operated top ejection version. And yes, the muzzle brake _absolutely_ makes it look cooler.
How…
if this were to actually be used in war, it would be a professional shoulder dislocator
"The War Crimeinator"
I think it has potential to tear your arm, or break it fully
if we can get some form of support or u know... exoskeleton,is possible actually-
The 40mm was actually used in ww2 for anti air i guess :/
if this were to actually be used in war, it would be a recoiless thing.
the fact that the step by step creation is unskippable makes it very amusing
With larger and more complex moving projects like this, I think some grease would go a long way at making it smoother to operate. Love your stuff! Keep up the great work! :)
might make parts loose
@@acha5667 what
@@acha5667 well you don't add a tone to every part. He'd only apply it on parts that slide past each other that have to over come some friction.
considering the plastic material he's using I don't think you'd want to use a petroleum based lubricant because it might eat the plastic and graphite might act as an abrasive. Silicone could work though.
Use baby powder as a dry lube. For parts with close tolerances, especially cylinders I have had easier installation with dry lubes than silicone sprays. And it lasts longer
Super cool! One suggestion would be to use a smooth bore barrel since rifling doesnt work well on spherical projectiles.
The Bolter from war hammer 40k would be super cool to see in your style.
thats 75 cal... oh my god thats huge but that would be awesome
@@E30B .75 cal is actually quite small in the range of explosives, it's Just shy below 20mm way smaller than this 40mm grenade launcher
@@E30B That is 3/4 of an inch or 19 mm, just under half the diameter of this.
@@E30B keep in mind that's for the downsized bolter. The one used by space marines is .998 cal or just under 25mm
@@PBST_RAIDZ Some bolters for marines are .75 (IIRC) regardless a .75 or .998 bolter would be cool to see but turn a shoulder into paste
Edit: if you had any heavy ammo like actual bolts it would make recoil hell, else it’s just hard to control
My good man
You have been on your artificer arc hard, and I say with the utmost pride that if you EVER got the equipment to make this out of turned steel and shit you would be the most dangerous man in existence
Your villain arc shall be legendary, and I shall watch it with great interest
This feels like saying something felonious and then adding "In Minecraft".
Only it's that version of Minecraft seen in the Cody's Lab series
torturing villagers (in Minecraft)
felonious sounds like a brothas name
always legal in Texas
What if we don't use a cheap gas and use some... powder?
You've accomplished what most armament dealer's figured out 300 years ago! incredible!
My favorite thing about the way you do these videos, is that you show the process in such a way that we can understand *why* all these parts are the way they are! It's super helpful for understanding everything that goes on!
Flasutie also SHOWS us how it works, not tells us using words. One of my favourite ways to learn.
That's awesome. Use a laser pointer as a simple sighting system, and I assume glow in the dark ping-pong balls exist, use a flash strobe to make them glow as tracers. Just two simple ideas.
The magazine system you've set up reminds me of the loading system for a Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft gun. Except with the Bofors, the rounds would be loaded into a clip and then loaded into the magazine. This made loading multiple rounds rather easy.
Bofors deez nutz
I was honestly not expecting the level of design complexity you put on this print and machining hybrid. Great work!
Bro just made a 3D printed handheld Bofors 40mm anit aircraft gun as a personal weapon. Top tier work my dude. everything is so similar to the Bofors 40mm gun!
Bofor Deez nuts
I WAS LITERALLY JUST THINKING THAT
THAT WAS MY FIRST THOUGHT
bolt looks like ar-15
Watching all the pieces of the bolt come together fills my nostrils with the scent of CLP and spent powder from the good old days with the boys at the armory.
"The eyes are the Scope and the hands are the Safety"
BRO THATS COLD AF
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“The hardest of bars often come from the most unexpected of places.”
Is it just me or do any of you feel like a wave of goosebumps when 3D prints slide against each other, like you know those pictures that if you tilt it one way it's one image but at a different angle it's another, so you take the feeling you get when scratching that picture but have it coarse through your entire skin in waves. That's what I feel when I hear the prints scrape against each other and I want to know if anyone else gets that odd sensation too or if it's just me.
Straight up making Helldivers II weapons at this point
Yeah, he just needs to make it shoulder fired.
@@B.A.productions Nah now I need a hip fired Autocanon in HD2
"we gave the player a useless flintlock from the like 1500s they loved it because they could bayonet charge bugs like gettysburg"
nuh uh, a bolter from war hammer 40k
@@redtalonxs this is closer to an ogryn stubber
I had the idea to use a canon like this as the stand-in for the rocket launcher in a FPS 20+ years ago. Glad to see someone finally made it a reality.
I mean this respectfully when I say this is one of the most IVth Legion things I've ever seen. Absolutely love it.
It does have a sort of 30k heavy bolter vibes
@@Sip_DhitWRONG Autocannon firing squad
0:40 “The ejector is……. GRAVITY 😂😂😂 also is bro the next tony stark?
Spirits in the Machine,
Reward my faith,
And smash the target.
Glory to the Omnissiah
Let the emperor hear our might from Terra!
Praise the Omnissiah
@@beefueater4586 Blessed be by the Omnissiah.
FOR THE MACHINE IS IMMORTAL
This design is so elegant, right to the bone and practical. I like it.
Everyone keeps saying it's like a 40k bolter but in reality it looks more like an autocannon if it had a normal mag instead of a drum mag. Great work btw! Subbed
Bolters are real
Looks like something made for an armored core, the eyes are the scope and hands are the safety is metal asf as well
Cant wait to see 2 of these hooked up like a autocannon
They did that irl in WW2 with the bofors 40mm anit aircraft gun but with quad mounts aswell.
@@kydenpetersen6980 Ik i want to see it so bad. This is more Warhammer 40k like so even cooler
@@_mr.boss_1308next up a Bolter 1:1 replica
@@kydenpetersen6980 yup. this thing in a quad mount would be tits.
How to make a gun better
Step 1: tape more guns to the first gun
i love the 40mm handheld manual cannon, it looks absolutely great
Rotating bolt lockup and everything, fan-fuckin'-tastic!
This looks perfect for serving up a nice big cup of Liber-tea!
Realistically you should extend the back out and make it shoulder mounted and fired. That way not only can you actually aim from the side, you actually can manage the recoil better because now you can use your entire back to support it instead of just your arms taking the brunt of it without any other support. Also the barrel could be longer otherwise you will be left with a lot of unburnt powder
The helldiver 2 autocannon actually represents this really well
Alternately, use a sling for a third point of contact if you want that Hollywood-minigun-stance aesthetic. Point of reference could be a laser.
I don't think there's much recoil here. But shoulder mounted would be cool to see.
there'd be quite a bit of recoil if this were real explosives I think... to the point I wonder would it need a mount? Like would you have to be a body builder to handle it?
damn, i can't imagine how many weeks it took only to print these parts, they are huge!
arms manufacturer should hire this man
yeah, that magazine that you can top-off is nice
please no it would be a week before everyone here in the us had 5
INB4 we learn that this dude's day job is at Northrop Grumman.
@@skootz24 this feels more like a Raytheon man to me. Or maybe GE.
After firing this gun with real 40 mm munition they will be NO arms manufacturers. :)
Absolutely brilliant! Can I ask what 3D printer you use as those parts look so smooth and accurate?
Showing what is possible in the realm of assembling anti-armor weapons at home
My brother in Christ, this isn't even an anti-pillow weapon. It shoots ping-pong balls.
@@jamesburleson1916My brother in Christ, that ping pong ball had enough force to pierce cardboard
@@jamesburleson1916 really simple to convert this to real weapon
@@nibistewgamer1742 Not really. Even if machined from steal and actual 40mm cannon rounds were used with FSDS projectiles, it would be too heavy to lug around and if fired it would dislocate shooters shoulder or if supported, kick you like mule several meters backwards, or most likely just detonate since chamber pressures on those things are rather ridiculous. Thats why all AT rifles pretty much require two man team to operate and lug around since you need it to be heavy to help mitigate the recoil, or be mounted on turret. Against modern even lightly armored vehicle, its effects would be scratched paint with short barrel like that. Make it recoiless rifle and it might have some chances to actually work.
THATS WHY YOU TRAIN LIKE A HELLDIVER TO USE A REAL ONE FIRST AHAHAAAA
Excellent work! The electric ignition is particularly cool. One small bit of pedantry, that feeding system is a magazine not a clip. Still a very cool design though
Its not a magazine as its not spring loaded. You can call it a hopper but clip also works (kind of). But the actual term would be hopper as its gravity feed
Ngl, if the grip was a tradition under-the-gun pistol grip you basically wouldve created a miniature version of the 180mm Cannon used by the Gundam Ground type, fun!
Congrats, you’ve just created an unregistered destructive device. 😂
I think it’s beautifully made by the way 😍
I would recommend that you modify the cam track a bit so that the transition from parallel to angled is rounded. It should make the functioning of the bolt smoother.
I’m referring to definition of “destructive device” in 26 U.S. Code § 5845:
… (2) any type of weapon by whatever name known which will, or which may be readily converted to, expel a projectile by the action of an explosive or other propellant, the barrel or barrels of which have a bore of more than one-half inch in diameter, …
When flastie upload's its filled with education and engineering. Always fun 2 watch!
I think these kinds of things are so cool. honestly, incredible work, I love it.
I wish something could be done about the noise the plastic makes
unfortunately I really dislike the squeaking of the plastic as it rubs against itself.
and this kids, is just how easy it is to assemble this system of any size. making the parts is the hard part.
the government will put u on a watchlist for downloading certain blueprints
stay woke
@@alldud13 ok american, keep being fumb as duck.
Nice design. The bolt seems to be based off of the AR, with its star locking lugs in Minecraft. Same with the cam pin and groove. Only difference is there is no gas key and tube, with it instead being manually operated. You should make clips (and I do mean clips, not magazines) for it. Really like the thunking sound when you load it, reminds of the 40mm in Minecraft in Arma 3.
YEAAAAH HOMEMADE ARTILLERY IS AWESOME
It's inspired by the bofors gun, isn't it? What a beautiful gun, and I love your work!
I like the drop shaped holes for better printability, this is a great idea!
Your designs are so ingenious, it's incredible! One of, if not THE best mechanical design channels on youtube!
This is some next level Warhammer 40K shit!! i love it
It’s real cool to see how well this was printed and how flush it is with the other parts
Absolutely a masterpiece. What would be really cool is if you could motorize it to make it semi or full auto. The cannon itself reminds me of the 40mm bofors cannon that the USA used as anti aircraft guns.
I too would love to see a semi automatic version
This is some WARHAMMER 40K thing. And i absolutely love it
Was about to say, this is just Try Again Braggs' autogun
The amount of effort put into these videos is crazy, love your work!
I love rhe squeakiness of 3D printed layers sliding past one another. I wonder if people will be nostalgic for that sound and feel once 3D printers get good enough that they don't make layer ridges anymore.
You're straight-up becoming a Borderlands arms manufacturer, my guy.
every time you added an element and i notice it was preplanned from the start i got a bit more amazed. Absolutely insane engineering skills... how long was the modeling process?
At this rate, I expect a suit of power armour akin to Iron Man at the end of your RUclips Career lol
I'm not sure how many people will get this but...
With some slight modifications, I think this can be used for a Code Geass Knightmare Frame cosplay (either the shoulder bazooka-thing or the arm mounted version).
Imagine seeing a guy dressed as either a Glasgow or Gloucester come up to you on roller skates, point his arm-mounted cannon at you and actually fire the thing!
Dude makes the best Adult Nerf toys ever. I can see these being eventually made for kits or airsoft/paintball sports. I;d think some scenario tank commanders would love a functional autocannon for their tank
Incredible as always! Every design just blows me away! 🤯
The engineering of this makes me really happy
I know there’s no explosive propulsion going on in the chamber but you should still make it to where you can’t eject the round until it’s fired or at the very least have a bolt release button somewhere, kinda like a pump action shotgun. That way the bolt can’t accidentally slide open before being fired!
7:28 the last ball shot sparked out either bits of plstic or literal sparks lol
This is god tier nerf toy work. If I would have seen/had this as a kid, my brain would have exploded.
Amazing. They’re may be a way to use smaller diameter ammunition and perhaps with a shorter action cycle, an electric servo may be utilized for automatic fire.
My mind instantly drifts towards crew served weapons for kids to learn teamwork in their backyard/wood battles. Perhaps a 1/2 scale German 2cm Flak 38 on an Sd.Ah 51 trailer. 😂
One things for sure, it’s incredibly stimulating for weapon/history/engineer buffs.
Now make it auto loading
Not much recoil to work with. Needs a motor.
@ oh that’s sad
Could be gas operated somehow since he's using hydrogen
@@flyguy0765most self reloading mechanism in 🔫 work from gas, the propellant gas goes down the barrel and there’s usually a channel which separates off and recirculates it back into a plunger.
exactly what the commenter above said. that being said, the pressure released from firing the cartridge would have to be great enough not only to propel the projectile out of the barrel, but to travel back along a gas tube in the split second that it's still (greatly!) pressurized (before the projectile leaves the barrel), AND to push back the entire mechanism for it to cycle.
the engineering issues with a design similar to the video's would be:
making the cartridge have a way higher pressure release due to combustion than the current cartridge design (basically redesigning the entire thing cause at that point the propellant would have to be either pressurized H2 (more H2 = more pressure released on combustion), another gas that can release more pressure (i'm not a chemist idk what gases can do that, if there are any), or using entirely different, perhaps solid propellant (I.E. gunpowder));
making the chamber stronger so it is rated to withstand the new higher pressure;
ensuring all the parts of the new mechanism can also withstand the higher pressure (recoil spring, bolt assembly, gas system, etc.)
ALTERNATIVELY just use a f'in motor like the first reply said lmao
All it needs is an electric belt drive to make it cycle full auto and its essentially a handheld Bofors cannon. Making it a mount would enable the ability to constantly reload like one too.
07:40 Gundam 08th ms Team theme kicks in
I was thinking you were going to make a handcannon firearm, but this is just as cool.
That bolt head and carrier are similar to the front half of those in an AR-15
ALmost identical
These are getting more and more badass and I wish I had a 3D printer to try to make similar things (I'm fairly decent at 3D modeling). Literally just a heavy bolter.
"The design is very human"
-Chinese guy
Bro shows up to the dog park with his casual 40mm tennis ball cannon.
Man that's sick it looks like it come out from TF2
"if i was a bad demoman uhhhh shit i forgot"
Man! This scratches such a childhood itch!
My man just minimized/shrunk 40mm Bofors gun to be handheld
make this so that it shoots out a large net. so that it can be used to take down small explosive drones. this is so awesome. great work!
2:11
Wiiiiiii
Wrrrr
Wrrrrrr
🔥
I wonder if wet papers could decrease friction
Need this in Warhammer 40k Darktide. An Ogryn would love this 😎
I FUGGIN LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Helldivers 2 players diving with this on their backs is crazy 🙏
honey wake up Flasutie uploaded!
When I worked at Ace Hardware, I built a tripod mounted potato cannon out of PVC that used propane and a model rocket electric ignition to fire it.
It looked like a recoiless AT gun.
It didn't have a locking bolt though. 😂
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That's just impressive. ... I bet that would be the perfect prop for one of those Kancolle cosplays. You know these half ship half girl fictional characters from that anime series. At least it reminds me of that. With those handles to grip on and the overall size. ... Just cool.
looks like an AR-15/10 BCG 00:50
As others said, Bofors feed mechanism, and a 6-lug AR style bolt. Cool!
2:38 * galactic empire theme starts playing *
Or Vault-tec intro
That would be awesome
I never understood the fixation with joystick-like handles for this kind of weapon. The muscles in the kinetic chain to operate the weapon are so unergonomic!
My recommendation for more ergonomic handles is to look into the M2 Stinger from WW2 and machineguns made for walking fire in WW1 ^^
1:23 I looks like you're making a vault door from fallout! 😂
Funnily enough, that’s just what the a guns bolt kinda looks like in general
Same locking concept. With vault doors they unlock the lugs on the door with hydraulic pressure, Guns unlock with gas pressure
I love its clip mechanism which can help me improve my own cannon...thanks for inspiring me
6:47 how big are your pockets???
Maybe 1 big pocket?
Literal pocket dimension lmao
Average men Pocket size
You have inspired me to build something similar for my son so he can truly be the king of the neighborhood nerf wars! Thank you for the video.
1:14 whats the difference in layer line direction for?
it makes it stronger connection
My favorite 3D printed explosives channel has uploaded
Some graphite powder might help with the layer lines.
My guy has a bright future ahead of him as an armorer for the XCOM project.
5:26 ENEMY ARMOR IS DAMAGED 🗣🔥🔥🔥
I smell defense military company lurking around
whats scary is this could be made with actual metal and stuff with some adjustments
Imagine using this in a nerf battle vs your cousins.