Hate thumbnails like this. “Fully 3D printed” needs an asterisk (*apart from all the parts that aren’t).
I realize this is on the creator and not OP, I’m just sick of things being labeled as “100% 3D printed” when they aren’t.
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Hate thumbnails like this. “Fully 3D printed” needs an asterisk (*apart from all the parts that aren’t).
I realize this is on the creator and not OP, I’m just sick of things being labeled as “100% 3D printed” when they aren’t.
What, you can't print LEDs and motors?
I'm fine with creators wetting their beaks when they put a lot of work into something.
Do they have a costed BoM for this? I'd hate to drop 20 bucks just to learn I need to drop another 200 bucks.
I didn't see one, but I didn't look very hard. It wasn't in the video when I watched. I'd say $200 is probably way low. That much hardware, bearings, ardy, modules, a few spools, RC controller, wires, connectors, a shield, components, lights, motors, servo... Probably falls somewhere around the $500-$800 range, if you try to buy them all at once and not the piecemeal and partial collections most of us have already. In all likelihood most of us will need at least half that spend to get everything needed. If one did this with Adafruit, McMasters, a US board house, and high quality filament, it could easily top $1k.
what if we put like the top of a pistol and and fed it bullets like it's a cannon
It is not sturdy enough as a firing platform. You might pull off some shooting with a .22 or a bb gun, but those are a nuisance more than anything else. The recoil from something like a 9mm would wreck this and send it flying. It could deliver a payload, but so can you at that point.
Plenty of people and animals have been killed with .22lr .
Please don't spread nonsense about it being a "nuisance."
Very nice. Maybe when I have some time...
If you do remake the model in FreeCAD I'd love to see that!