I would love to see explanations of all the technical complications! I can think of a couple, like the barrel length, feeding and decoupling the belt, and also having an actuator that can run that fast. But I would love an in-depth explanation of those and any other hidden things I couldn't think of!
I liked that the bullets are shot so fast that the rotating "long" barrels effected the trajectory. Your smile and laughter after each shots make me smile. Geat content!
I'm an engineering nerd. I'd be thrilled with a full video of all the little gritty details. One of the side projects I had for a while was working on a gatling that would feed mega darts
i had the same idea except with normal nerf darts, great minds think alike lol. what kind of feed system are you going to go with? magazines, hoppers, or belt fed?
That laugh after you fired off the first full backpack of ammo at high speed successfully was priceless. The "child" is still in you for sure. Great to see!
in the end when the gun is shooting 400 darts in 4,25s, then its not 101 per second, its 94,12. or did i missunderstood something? in my opinion its still P2 behind the M134
The demo clip at 1:16 made me smile. After hearing you say "in the blink of an eye 10 darts leave the gun" i blinked and your whole hallway was covered in darts and linkages instantaneously
This video is awesome in two ways: First it’s an incredible engineering achievement, very well done! Second, you are the living example of how a grown-up man is actually just a big boy. Your laugh after dumping 430 darts in 4.25 seconds is so pure and recognizable that a you are my hero of the month:) A tech video would be really appreciated. Gruß aus NRW😊
I know that picking stuff up is kind of the spirit of nerf, but I think it would be really neat to have a system that can take the empty "rounds" and feed them back into the ammo box, like the GAU-8 does. That would get rid of all the mess of the links.
One time I saw a broom, it was made to collect nerf darts and put them in a container. It has like a spinny and grippy thing on the bottom that grabs the darts. Never got it, but it is probably amazing to have
@@sunrisejackdaw1779 Quite possible... I wonder if printing data with that highly flexible filament would work... Still soft, but I think they'd have more strength. However, a potential issue then might be the friction... Might have to toss those new data into a talcum bath to make them move through the system and down the barrel. I also don't know if their additional weight would cause feed issues... 🤷♂️
Wow, an impressive achievement to be faster than a real minigun. Great testimony to your hard work and great design. More videos with tech details and problem solving would be fascinating.
I am very much hoping that you will make a full breakdown video of all the engineering problems you solved to get this machine working. what a build! awesome work!
I absolutely love how happy you are doing this. I don't know why this was on my feed, but I've got a smile on my face just knowing you're out there with a smile on yours. Happy Holidays!
I'm having daydreams of learning how to design blasters at some point, and not only would I be interested in nitty gritty details, I could watch a ten hours worth of documentary on the design and implementation of this beauty. Wonderful and awe inspiring work. :) Also, will there ever be files or instructions released such that we can build our own?
Haha, 10 hours could surely be filled, but only if I show all internals and the reasons for the current design. But this would also make it easy for copy cats to reengineer my blaster… 🤷♂️
This MOAB you have built is incredible! Just thinking out loud, in regards to having to make the barrels shorter so the darts can leave in time, have you considered making a half length dart version? Looking at the hobby, half length darts seem to be the future of the hobby, the half length darts are more aerodynamic, accurate etc…
I love that the article had to say “the fastest firing gun in service” because of the metal storm lol. Absolutely stunning achievement on your part and I would love to see a long-form dissection video :)
Oh right i had forgotten about it XD yea, it kinda cheats using mass parallel, but even its single barrel speed although limited to a few bullets cant really be beaten
I was laughing like a mad scientist like you when you were at the end of your belt feed... lmao this is so awesome. I just got a 3d printer and didnt even imagine building something like this. Keep up the good work and yes please do show all of the issues that come to light in your testing and experiments. Good work !
Quick idea for higher rps/dsp: maybe adding a fix ramp for the plungers or the plunger spring to ride on at higher firerate, might also increasse muzzle velocity
Ah yes, the neverending quest of who can expend the neatly packed ammunition in the general direction of a target the fastest XD And yes, a more in-depth explanation of what was happening and what happens to a dart at such firerate overall would be great!
That is amazing. Would love to see a full video of the build & how you got it to this stage. The MOD will be knocking on your door to become a weapons technician
Is it right to say that the main factor that is preventing you from further increasing the rate of fire for now is more so the bullet not clearing the barrel in time than the internal component’s ability to withstand the forces at a higher rps?
Videos of all the technical complications that really cool projects (like yours!) are some of my favorite videos! Just found your channel, super cool stuff!
It sounds incredible and the darts look like they flew straight enough to be used, not sure when youd need something like this but it looks like it could work haha. Would love a video about the challenges that came up when making this
Idk why this is on my recommendation page. I’ve never looked up ANYTHING to do with nerf blasters. But I’m glad it did because this was a very interesting and impressive video! Wtf man? This is insane, imagine having this as a kid. You would be the coolest 9 year old in your whole town!
There are plenty of people that love knowing all the details of how a thing works. One of the best parts of RUclips is getting intimate details about the build process, mechanics and problem solving done to build. I loved the build, but love more details. What’s the inner chamber look like, how did you properly solve the jamming issue, did you use a rasp pi, or Arduino, How many rotations does the chamber do in 1 sec? There are a ton of interesting engineering questions here. My favorite question so far is how do you get that firing rate without everything that’s 3D printing melt because of friction?
Longer video yes please!!! Also thought it was hilarious that as soon as your gun jammed for the first time in the video you just immediately looked down the barrel 😂😂
this is really impressive! I love your passion and dedication. And you gotta be smart to figure out all this stuff. WELL DONE! and thank you for sharing!
I would love to buy one of these. You should look into maybe seeing how much it would cost to make/sell. It might be worth while! That build guide/technical problem video would be amazing to see!
Constructs the fastest gun in the world. Stiil looks straight down the barrel after a malfunction. True gunsmith. Of course I want to see all the details.
I would love to see a long-form video detailing the build and some of the issues you’ve come across! Also, just a thought - would adding catch bags for the links and spent shells be worthwhile? I imagine it would save a bunch of time in cleanup when only darts are on the deck.
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I would love to see explanations of all the technical complications! I can think of a couple, like the barrel length, feeding and decoupling the belt, and also having an actuator that can run that fast. But I would love an in-depth explanation of those and any other hidden things I couldn't think of!
agreed
agreed
just imagine all the clean up and reloading he has to do…
Same
agreed
I liked that the bullets are shot so fast that the rotating "long" barrels effected the trajectory.
Your smile and laughter after each shots make me smile. Geat content!
I'm an engineering nerd. I'd be thrilled with a full video of all the little gritty details.
One of the side projects I had for a while was working on a gatling that would feed mega darts
Yeah, well the reason is that i think he plan on sellig it, and well...
Showing people how it works will just end up with knock-offs
@@williamjacques3561I hope he eventually sells thr plans. I would buys the plans so I could build a fun project but I wouldn't but a finished gun
i had the same idea except with normal nerf darts, great minds think alike lol. what kind of feed system are you going to go with? magazines, hoppers, or belt fed?
please do
i absolutely agree
That laugh after you fired off the first full backpack of ammo at high speed successfully was priceless. The "child" is still in you for sure. Great to see!
"And it was JUST 75 darts per second"
You're saying that like it's slow, love it. Love this blaster.
haha, you are right, JUST 75 ^^
in the end when the gun is shooting 400 darts in 4,25s, then its not 101 per second, its 94,12. or did i missunderstood something? in my opinion its still P2 behind the M134
@@jonashaertl it was 430 darts.
@@jonashaertl 430 darts in 4,25seconds :)
Just for reference the A-10 fires 65 rounds per second lol
Gotta love it when the shell ejecting mechanism has recoil.
Amazing work! And terrifying to know 101's not the limit...
I love the reaction of pure joy at 2:53
Man, this is insane, 5 years ago this wasn't even possible in the wildest of dreams
It's amazing how fast home 3d printing has advanced , and allowed stuff like this to advance with it
I am also surprised how rigid 3d printed parts can be, but it cost me a lot of optimization loops to get there…
@@gatlingtommyare you going to release or sell the files?
The demo clip at 1:16 made me smile. After hearing you say "in the blink of an eye 10 darts leave the gun" i blinked and your whole hallway was covered in darts and linkages instantaneously
This video is awesome in two ways: First it’s an incredible engineering achievement, very well done! Second, you are the living example of how a grown-up man is actually just a big boy. Your laugh after dumping 430 darts in 4.25 seconds is so pure and recognizable that a you are my hero of the month:)
A tech video would be really appreciated.
Gruß aus NRW😊
there ar no adults only self sufficient children
I know that picking stuff up is kind of the spirit of nerf, but I think it would be really neat to have a system that can take the empty "rounds" and feed them back into the ammo box, like the GAU-8 does. That would get rid of all the mess of the links.
I think half of the fun is the giant mess in the end.
One time I saw a broom, it was made to collect nerf darts and put them in a container. It has like a spinny and grippy thing on the bottom that grabs the darts. Never got it, but it is probably amazing to have
@@Boredability I believe those are commonly used at ping-pong rental places too. it's really good at picking up small, light objects.
This is absolutely ridiculous, congrats on breaking the 100 dart/s barrier! Guess I'll just have to race you to 200/s :D
Thank you! You really got me sweating with your last video…
200 I think I cannot reach, so go for it!
@@gatlingtommyOn paper, seems possible, since you're only running @ 48% 😊
I agree, though, and 125, then 150, ate more reasonable goals! 😅
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE damage darts with enough speed
darts may squib in the barrel if rotational force is high enough maybe?
@@sunrisejackdaw1779 Quite possible...
I wonder if printing data with that highly flexible filament would work... Still soft, but I think they'd have more strength.
However, a potential issue then might be the friction... Might have to toss those new data into a talcum bath to make them move through the system and down the barrel.
I also don't know if their additional weight would cause feed issues... 🤷♂️
@@gatlingtommy is 200 even possible without half darts?
Frickin' love your reaction when it worked! Just pure, inescapable joy and laughter!
This project just keeps getting more and more incredible!
Would love a video on all the nitty gritty steps leading up to this final achievement!
I always love to see the coop 772 430 dart challenge. Truly amazing.
Wow, an impressive achievement to be faster than a real minigun. Great testimony to your hard work and great design. More videos with tech details and problem solving would be fascinating.
Now do realize that the 100 rounds per second isn't the "maximum" for the mini gun, it's the limit set in place to ensure reliability.
Yeah, the engineering community needs all the details of this build. This is a gold mine of information.
I am laughing with joy seeing how ridiculous the kick of the ejecting shells are
Right? It's nuts how the delinker has a recoil of its own!
Dude, you are a freaking genius. I would do almost anything to get one of those.
I would absolutely love to see longer videos explaining your design process, I can’t even imagine how this thing fires
The laughter at the end just makes this so much better. Allways good seeing a person have their invention work as intended
Oh my god, you dying at the light switch was pure gold!
I am very much hoping that you will make a full breakdown video of all the engineering problems you solved to get this machine working. what a build! awesome work!
That is beyond insane, excellent work!
I'd love an in-depth explanation of the design process, this is amazing!!!
I would absolutely watch a long and in-depth video from you.
I absolutely love how happy you are doing this. I don't know why this was on my feed, but I've got a smile on my face just knowing you're out there with a smile on yours. Happy Holidays!
I too would love to see your explanation of the various failures. Now the MOAB even sounds like a gatling gun!
I would watch even 274 hours long deep dive of whole Moab project. This one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in my whole life.
I'm having daydreams of learning how to design blasters at some point, and not only would I be interested in nitty gritty details, I could watch a ten hours worth of documentary on the design and implementation of this beauty. Wonderful and awe inspiring work. :) Also, will there ever be files or instructions released such that we can build our own?
Haha, 10 hours could surely be filled, but only if I show all internals and the reasons for the current design. But this would also make it easy for copy cats to reengineer my blaster… 🤷♂️
This guy is so incredibly underrated it’s unbelievable.. like how doesn’t he have at least minimum 1 million subscribers by now 🤨
You, My Friend are having Waaay too much fun... Keep it up! You are very inspiring
This MOAB you have built is incredible! Just thinking out loud, in regards to having to make the barrels shorter so the darts can leave in time, have you considered making a half length dart version? Looking at the hobby, half length darts seem to be the future of the hobby, the half length darts are more aerodynamic, accurate etc…
The smile on your face says it all. Pure enjoyment is priceless.
I love that the article had to say “the fastest firing gun in service” because of the metal storm lol.
Absolutely stunning achievement on your part and I would love to see a long-form dissection video :)
Oh right i had forgotten about it XD yea, it kinda cheats using mass parallel, but even its single barrel speed although limited to a few bullets cant really be beaten
The GSh-6-26 from the soviet union alledgedly has a top fire rate of 8000 to 10000 rpm.
@@CreEpeRneSs125spot on bud. 6-23 is the one you thinking of.
I still can't get over the SOUND that thing makes, it's the most amazing thing.
And it makes a heck of a lot of fun☺️
I'd definitely watch a more technical video about the development of this blaster. It's an amazing achievement!
I was laughing like a mad scientist like you when you were at the end of your belt feed... lmao this is so awesome. I just got a 3d printer and didnt even imagine building something like this. Keep up the good work and yes please do show all of the issues that come to light in your testing and experiments. Good work !
Thank you! I bought my first 3d printer just for this project and I was als surprised how robust the resulting parts are
Quick idea for higher rps/dsp: maybe adding a fix ramp for the plungers or the plunger spring to ride on at higher firerate, might also increasse muzzle velocity
Please make a long vid with all the details! I live for these things. It’s an incredible achievement and we need to see more 🙂
Ah yes, the neverending quest of who can expend the neatly packed ammunition in the general direction of a target the fastest XD
And yes, a more in-depth explanation of what was happening and what happens to a dart at such firerate overall would be great!
Yes, please do an in-depth video! I'm wondering about the dart cartridges, belt feeding mechanism, everything!! Please bless us with your dark arts!
I think it would be awesome to go over the technical details and issues you've had to deal with when it comes to this monster!
a detailed video would be amazing! You spent so much time on this, please show off your work, it would be appreciated by all of us!
By chance will we be getting an in-depth look of how the internals function?
No, because the Chinese would copy it and sell it ten times cheaper
@calebhedges1964 well that I didn't consider. 👍
That is amazing. Would love to see a full video of the build & how you got it to this stage. The MOD will be knocking on your door to become a weapons technician
Can i print this at home using my 3d printer.
“ you also need a 5S Lipo”
....and maybe the ability to compose an actual question.
That laugh at the end is that of a mad scientist marveling at his creation. Absolutely insane! Keep it up
Try to get it to 167 to become Heavy Weapons Guy
I would love a behind the scenes video going over the design details, challenges, etc. great work!
Is it right to say that the main factor that is preventing you from further increasing the rate of fire for now is more so the bullet not clearing the barrel in time than the internal component’s ability to withstand the forces at a higher rps?
+1 for a full technical breakdown of the issues faced and how you overcame them. I don't care how long the video is, or how long i have to wait
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen someone make on youtube
This is my absolute favorite aspect of the nerf hobby. We NEED a nitty gritty techincal detail video!
I always wanted to see something like this, but I never thought some mad lad would actually do it. Good on ya!
Holy crap I'd love to see a breakdown of this design. I didn't know I needed this in my life...
Videos of all the technical complications that really cool projects (like yours!) are some of my favorite videos! Just found your channel, super cool stuff!
2:27 I’m a bit late but I want that video. This thing is so cool and your explanations are so easy to understand.
I need this! Also, i love seeing the joy you had when firing this! Thank you, God bless!
Idk why I was shown this, but this is cool! Looks like a lot of hard work and time went into this project. Well done!
It sounds incredible and the darts look like they flew straight enough to be used, not sure when youd need something like this but it looks like it could work haha. Would love a video about the challenges that came up when making this
2:49 your reaction is the best of all!!! you're amazing dude!
Das ist doch wieder deutsche Ingenieurskunst der Meisterklasse, BRAVO!
Im glad to see that you have put your talents towards making the world a better place.
I would love to see a longer and more technical video. I love when he laughs hysterically on his test shoot.
His maniacal laugh after it works is priceless. 11/10.
It even makes the sound too. Brilliant!
Dude! This is just amazing 🎉 congratulations
Thank you ☺️
Thank you. We need people like you in this world to create things like this
Idk why this is on my recommendation page. I’ve never looked up ANYTHING to do with nerf blasters. But I’m glad it did because this was a very interesting and impressive video! Wtf man? This is insane, imagine having this as a kid. You would be the coolest 9 year old in your whole town!
Love it, great work. Super nice to see you enjoying the fruits of your hard work!
Absolutely phenomenal performance for such a relatively small blaster!
There are plenty of people that love knowing all the details of how a thing works. One of the best parts of RUclips is getting intimate details about the build process, mechanics and problem solving done to build. I loved the build, but love more details. What’s the inner chamber look like, how did you properly solve the jamming issue, did you use a rasp pi, or Arduino, How many rotations does the chamber do in 1 sec? There are a ton of interesting engineering questions here. My favorite question so far is how do you get that firing rate without everything that’s 3D printing melt because of friction?
Best man. Great engineer!!!
That was a very happy man, at the end of the video. Good work sir! 😊
the pure joy in your laugh at the very least brings me joy
2:57 That's the most villain laugh I've ever heard. My man is ready to conquer the world.
Happy man with a minigun, a pleasure to watch!
Way too much passion and effort for a 3min video. Can't wait till this video blows up as it is deserved
Loved the laugh of "awesome silliness" in the final test.
A deep dive into everything would be amazing! Kudos to you good sir. 💪
the Child like glee of shooting that many darts in a second was absolutely contagious great job 😂😂
Longer video yes please!!!
Also thought it was hilarious that as soon as your gun jammed for the first time in the video you just immediately looked down the barrel 😂😂
thats insane! We definitively need a more detailed video about this
It's a habd held Phalanx! Well done, sir. Well done. Raytheon would be so proud.
this is really impressive! I love your passion and dedication. And you gotta be smart to figure out all this stuff. WELL DONE! and thank you for sharing!
Great job, that laugh was pure joy keep up the good work.
Your laughter after the mag dump was awesome!
That's Insane! LoL wish I had one when I was 12-15 years old. I would have had a blast with it!
I would love to buy one of these. You should look into maybe seeing how much it would cost to make/sell. It might be worth while!
That build guide/technical problem video would be amazing to see!
Constructs the fastest gun in the world. Stiil looks straight down the barrel after a malfunction. True gunsmith. Of course I want to see all the details.
please do make a video about the technical challenges. Overcoming challenges is the best part of engineering.
I would love to see a long-form video detailing the build and some of the issues you’ve come across!
Also, just a thought - would adding catch bags for the links and spent shells be worthwhile? I imagine it would save a bunch of time in cleanup when only darts are on the deck.
I know, this feature is on my list, but I am not sure when and if I am able to get to it
That's is absolutely amazing, and it looks great too! It makes me want to buy you a microphone for christmas!
😂
I love your laugh, oh man. thats so great, its like hot shots 2 when your standing in a pile of shells
love to see the progress, its amazing!
Super cool machine. Of course we want to see your problems and solutions, frustrations and breakthroughs, along the journey.
The laugh was it for me! Amazing job!!!
Imagine showing up to a nerf fight with this thing.
"Thats not a nerf gun, THIS is a nerf gun"