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Now you just need to make sasha, something like @gatlingtommy 's MOAB minigun. Maybe not as fast fire rate but it would still look cool

stl?

Where did you buy the spring from??

Do I need the red plastic disc cap for it to work?

what in the Freeman

is cool semi-auto cap gun is like MGC japanese toy i like it i want it!

yupee

best thing ive seen that can be 3d printed! super cool!

WAITED FOR YOU TO POST THIS /

Wow, can you make a simple single shot cap gun, for my nephew with cancer

i feel like the barrel is too short.

what spring is that? i cant find a good spring for this

I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I'm very keen, how does the trigger go back to where it started instead of stayig back?

Julien, what size bb's should be used?

I suggest you change it to "listening" instead of "talk". Good luck man, I'm rooting for you

It looks amazing and without a trace of wave in the water too 😯

so do you just pull the band out right after you complete thoes steps or is there a careful process

Thats cool!

Great way to make sure the barrel and BBs match in dimensions!

Woud you be able to make a simple, 100% 3d printed cap powered bb gun?

I love this, I hate that there aren't more people in this small community of chemical propellant airsoft guns. Can't wait till someone figures out how to make it semi auto

Bro is that THE heavy weapons guy?

I see it says cap gun, so I assume it is propeled by gun powder technically? If so, thats awesome

I like this idea, makes me want to try to implement a way to do with a single arm. lol

Does it work if you put more bullets in it? (Shotgun shell)

Will this work if it is printed in a smaller size? (Along with adjusting the shell of course.) If it can be printed in a smaller size, do you have any idea how much it can be shrunk down before it becomes unusable? It seems that it could possibly be shrunk 500% smaller than its original size and still function.

you should add a ram rod for the bb inserting process

Love it. As with coast's comment, would love to see some details about the build!

My favourite part is the conning tower

Some info about the boat like what ballast system you used, would be great.

Cool!

no, do NOT think of "steam engines". the heat used to BOIL the water is not where the power comes from. teh water must be converted to steam, a large amount of energy stored as latent heat... but that energy cannot be used. the "power" is in the heat and pressure once the water is converted to steam in a sealed vessel, as it is now above atmospheric pressure, and is above 100C. its the heat stored in the steam itself, as a gas, not the heat that allowed it to BE a gas, that we use in our steam engines. when the steam condenses back to water, the latent heat of the phase change must be DISCARDED, having performed no work. thats what those big cooling towers are doing, radiating the majority of the energy liberated from the fuel into the atmosphere, unused. a turbine can use steam at a lower than atmospheric pressure, at below 100C, simply due to having a condenser, that creates a vacuum. you are still limited to a minimum working temperature of about 50C, as the condenser still has to reject heat, radiate it to the atmosphere... at the same rate that energy is pumped into the steam via the boiler. as the condenser temperature increases, the ability to produce a vacuum reduces, and there is less and less energy extracted from this "lower than atmospheric" steam. the turbine is using the VELOCITY of the steam as it expands into a vacuum, not the pressure. as the pressure halves, volume doubles, and theres more steam in MOTION... a larger surface area of blades to act upon and do work. we use steam as it simply can hold more energy as heat and pressure, versus other gases such as air. we are always told about the dangers of steam, but seriously, its a lot better than the temperature and pressure any other gas would require to convey the same sort of energy... i have toyed with this idea before, as have many far more intelligent men over the centuries... its never been used, and never will. sorry to burst the bubble... consider water, that must expand slightly as it rises from about 50C to 100C, then contract as it cools again... you would THINK that all you have to do is match the compression ratio to this expansion ratio. you cant. the volume increases. the surface volume increases. the amount of work put into a "load" depends on the pressure, or conversely, the pressure in the system depends on the "load"... and temperature is involved as well... it IS a PVT diagram, after all. if the load isnt adequate, the pressure drops, and suddenly the water flashes off as steam, absorbing energy as it does so, and it cannot be recondensed without either discarding that energy, that excess heat, or increasing the pressure , by applying mechanical work, which is the exact opposite of what you were intending to do... are you simply putting energy into a fluid? or are you actually trying to make that energy do useful work? there is a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE! its a "double edged sword"... "triple edged with uncomfortable handle sword"... i can barely even brush the surface of the issues surrounding this idea... theres thick text books that delve into thermodynamics, far more complex than a mere reply on YT... you dont need to be able to deal with teh equations, you just need to develop a "three dimensional" imagination... seriously, you have to think about this stuff for YEARS before even getting a basic idea of whats going on...

if you ask it to identify you bottle of lubricant it ill recognize it in one day

Your idea is really good. It's just that the video didn't really active and engaging in this short span time era.

This is awesome! How much rotational moment and RPM did you get out of it?

i would love to see something full length

Fun man. Just be aware of how much vocal fry you have. No one will mention it, but it's enough to be distracting.

Gotta add some sights on that if you want to hit anything accurately

is it just me. or does that look like a *Magnum* from halo

Hmmm, your architecture isn't much different from the autumn's...

Neat

Cool! 🎉

I had a similar idea a few years back, but I was too lazy to try making it. Your content inspired me to try coding in more than one language and to create things that I was afraid to fail make. Thank you for being an inspiration and an amazing creator.

Nice work!

Ooh, what a neat project! Sick thumbnail too!

Teach me ,Sensi 🙏

Cool build man 👍 You should make a version 2.0

Nice brother how did you actually did this can you share me the tutorials. excellent project for engineering students. you earned a sub brother. Love from india.

Woah! Gonna need this for my desk!!

How did you apply chatgpt to create that?