How to Build a Carbon Fiber Plane?Process of VTOL Fixed-Wing Drone Construction

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  • Опубліковано 22 гру 2024

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  • @mics1417
    @mics1417 Рік тому +182

    Nice Video! I like how it shows a lot of the intermediate fabrication steps. Most consumers don't understand the labor and skill required to make certain products, and this video certainly helps with that.

  • @GhostRyderFPV
    @GhostRyderFPV Рік тому +25

    Just for the irony, I would have loved to see a 20x20 flight controller running AruduPilot, lol.
    That is a beautiful creation, thank you for sharing the layup to the the flight. Bravo!

    • @Ph4nToMfr
      @Ph4nToMfr Рік тому +2

      I flown this kind of airframe with ardupilot (pixhawk though)

    • @darrenpferdehirt
      @darrenpferdehirt Рік тому +3

      30.5 x 30.5 on the Holybro Kakute F7, and supports both Betaflight and Ardupilot. I have one on an Iflight XL10 running BF, if I want to torture myself again, I'd switch it to Ardupilot and relearn what I've forgotten. Probably won't though. Lol...

    • @josephcro2138
      @josephcro2138 3 місяці тому

      ​@@darrenpferdehirtwhat would be a better alternative to ardupilot for autonomous UAVs?

  • @wilhelmradermacher4189
    @wilhelmradermacher4189 Рік тому +1

    Thanks

  • @nickj2508
    @nickj2508 Рік тому +38

    These guys take their time and do a good job. I was surprised/impressed to see at all of the Carbon fiber inner structure. The videography and video length is just right for me, more please.

    • @robert5
      @robert5 Рік тому +3

      I think that inner structure was needed to mount and secure the electronics and controls systems and perhaps the batteries.

  • @drgeoffangel5422
    @drgeoffangel5422 Рік тому +40

    Excellent drone design and manufacturde and flight. This company really knows what its doing, and has some amazing engineers ! Well done!!

  • @SimonTyler_humanfly
    @SimonTyler_humanfly Рік тому +149

    This was a fascinating video and I really appreciate you sharing it. It would be very nice to see the employees wearing quality respirators when painting

    • @lordhexon
      @lordhexon Рік тому +8

      Yes, but they have some what decent ventilation vacuum system.

    • @williamhoughtaling1602
      @williamhoughtaling1602 Рік тому +8

      That is a waterfall filtration system. No fumes at the painting area and the water catches the paint overspray.

    • @danielkemp4860
      @danielkemp4860 Рік тому +5

      They're worried about c0vid, not resin fumes 🤣

    • @sicks6six
      @sicks6six Рік тому +6

      I sprayed Cellulose coatings on pipe coverings for the petrochemical industry and we used waterfall filters and didn't need a mask, waterfall filtration systems remove 100% of all airborne particles from the air, in this booth all the walls and ceiling are extractors and air is drawn through a waterfall which is the full length of the walls and six foot high, very impressive filters, the paper mask is common in china for everyone to wear all the time, they had a huge problem with TB and the government ordered every school kid, shop worker and public employee etc to wear them in an effort to help eradicate the TB virus,.
      PS it's a fantastic machine don't you think. . . .

    • @shargunankalimuthu514
      @shargunankalimuthu514 Рік тому

      R 2:29
      6🎉@

  • @dipereira0123
    @dipereira0123 6 місяців тому +14

    This is not manufacture, this is ART!!! congratulations to all people involved =)

  • @wolfdruidradio
    @wolfdruidradio Рік тому +31

    Those blue masks look very efficient at stopping small particles from entering their lungs.

    • @amago
      @amago 8 місяців тому +11

      I guess they are even more effective than the invisble gloves and the transparent painting garments.

  • @ricknoah9184
    @ricknoah9184 Рік тому +4

    Seeing how these guys are making "commercial" drones, I can't help but wonder what their market is. This ain't no park flier. By the size, materials and technique, this is not a cheap plane by any means. Interesting that it has a defined cargo area. Very interesting and I hope to see these in actual use.
    Is this a prototype for Amazon ???

  • @abcdefg4570
    @abcdefg4570 Рік тому +11

    Very nice! As I've already mastered everything else required to build one of these, I now just need a vacuum bagging system. Making the molds is a pain, though. My current method of constructing UAVs is laminating hotwire cut polyurethane foam with fiberglass and epoxy resin.

    • @tyyamnitz8408
      @tyyamnitz8408 Рік тому +2

      What kind of UAVs do you build?

    • @abcdefg4570
      @abcdefg4570 Рік тому +6

      @@tyyamnitz8408 ~2m wingspan long-range UAVs for ultra long-range missions. It's mainly for fun, just to take beautuful video and enjoy the views and flying anywhere. It's an incredible feeling of freedom. Designing and building the UAVs and configuring the GCS equipment is half the fun too.

    • @tyyamnitz8408
      @tyyamnitz8408 Рік тому +2

      @@abcdefg4570 that is so epic. I’ve started the process of making my own as well because I have all access to my university’s labs and hacker spaces but this will be my first aerospace project so I don’t know where to begin. Do you mind sharing your design process that takes place before you even start with construction? Do you design the uav in OpenVSP or some other software? Or do you just use pen and paper

    • @hitleraliraqi
      @hitleraliraqi Рік тому +1

      @@abcdefg4570انا ايضاً اريد التصميم او المخطط وشكرا لك

    • @AndreyOdessa999
      @AndreyOdessa999 Рік тому +1

      How can I contact you?

  • @masterQ20
    @masterQ20 Рік тому +3

    *Excellent man, thank you for sharing your work, God bless you*

  • @odnorob
    @odnorob Рік тому +1

    Молодці! Гарний результат!

    • @andrey-kramer
      @andrey-kramer 6 місяців тому

      А мне хочется плакать
      У нас вроде как страна авиаторов, но спроектировать такой самолётик мы не можем
      Зато президента по Фейсбуку выбрать - запросто 🤬

  • @Ravi-319
    @Ravi-319 4 місяці тому +1

    i am saved because of u .. i have recently joinded as mechanical Design eng in this UAV Field .. i am wondering how they manufactured but u showed me clearly .. thank u so much

  • @brad5316
    @brad5316 4 місяці тому +1

    You are so talented in what you do KUDOS to you!
    What a talent that you posses!
    Thank you for sharing your video!!!

  • @DinosRcModels
    @DinosRcModels Рік тому +4

    I recognize all the actions carried out in the procedure...some even done in a somewhat rough manner although with a satisfactory result..

  • @VTH-DIY
    @VTH-DIY 8 місяців тому

    so good quality. I really like products made from carbon...

  • @nickoutram6939
    @nickoutram6939 Місяць тому +1

    I must have missed a bit here -how come the parts come out white after they are released from the mould when the carbon fibre sheets are black?

    • @debitcardairsoft
      @debitcardairsoft 17 днів тому

      Something called Gelcoat
      I build Composite yachts at my local shipyard and we often use GRP and CFRP. Gelcoat adds both a protective layer and an aethstetic layer to the build

  • @binarumah
    @binarumah 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing. Excellent drone manufacturing video. Now I understand why carbon fiber is expensive because it's labour intensive work.

  • @Kady3DPrinting
    @Kady3DPrinting 9 місяців тому

    Are you using resin? Which type?

  • @knutbergan
    @knutbergan Рік тому +25

    Great video, and build looks like very high quality. Brought back some memories from my earlier days doing RC model aircrafts.

  • @kartaluav
    @kartaluav Рік тому +2

    Hey folks , do any of you know what kind of foam they used in the core structure? I'm curious about the material it's made of and its density. I spotted it at the 1-minute and 14-second mark in the video. Thanks for any info!

    • @biggusdickus9046
      @biggusdickus9046 Рік тому

      its not foam, its more like a lint blanket.

    • @agent_royan
      @agent_royan 10 місяців тому

      i was also having the same doubt

  • @theosky7162
    @theosky7162 9 місяців тому

    Excellent ! Particularly liked the the fine detail and craftsmanship displayed. Thanks and Regards !

  • @christopherwilson6527
    @christopherwilson6527 10 місяців тому +1

    This was incredible to watch. Looks a very nice bit of kit!

  • @PiratePrincessYuki
    @PiratePrincessYuki Рік тому +7

    I was wondering if it was going to be a VTOL or just a drone with wings. Was nice to see that they cut the lift motors for forward flight.

  • @hoagietime1
    @hoagietime1 Рік тому +10

    There's nothing ground breaking or original about anything there, just a bunch of excellent craftsmen who make a well designed vtol. I thought the custom pdb and esc board was cool, using large easy to repair components. Really cool

  • @kloyder
    @kloyder 8 місяців тому

    when they put the carbon frame into the matrix, what did they fill the internal space with? to form the wings themselves?

  • @pcka12
    @pcka12 Рік тому +1

    No doubt carbon fibre is 'state of the art' but how much of an advantage does it offer over conventional glass fibre for this application?

    • @pcka12
      @pcka12 Рік тому +1

      @@Dobbs65 yes, but this is a fairly low stress application, so does it make much of a difference?

    • @giuseppe4909
      @giuseppe4909 Рік тому

      @@pcka12That’s because it hasn’t been loaded with a payload yet.

    • @deadcxap755
      @deadcxap755 Рік тому

      Lighter, more durable.

    • @pcka12
      @pcka12 Рік тому

      @deadcxap755 it is customary to provide 'ratios' then quantify the results to give some indication of benefit!

  • @shakhawansalih5601
    @shakhawansalih5601 Рік тому +7

    If my country had 100 boys like these small eye geniouses , we would be a free country right now , greeting from north iraq to beloved chinese ❤

    • @grachtschrap
      @grachtschrap Рік тому +1

      And how would that help against Bayraktar?

    • @xxxy912
      @xxxy912 Рік тому +1

      Imagine kurds didn't aid in armenian genocide, maybe they could be partners today....

    • @TFT-bp8zk
      @TFT-bp8zk Рік тому

      The Kurds of N Iraq are nowhere near Armenia you tool.

    • @TFT-bp8zk
      @TFT-bp8zk Рік тому

      We spent a decade an lots of lives trying to make your shitty country free.

  • @alexmcmeekin2658
    @alexmcmeekin2658 Рік тому +21

    Nice production work.
    However..... not enough glove or proper facemask usage! Different countries and different standards I guess?
    Handling mixed resin on a daily basis even if just a smear on the fingertips is a bad idea long-term and if there's a tendency for dermatitis it's accelerate it massively!
    Paint shop had a nice water shield booth but those guys should have had appropriate masks, not just simple covid/surgical ones.

    • @Tony-.
      @Tony-. Рік тому

      Perhaps the fans are installed not for cooling, but more for ventilation. If the air flow is good, the damage is reduced, but not eliminated.

    • @giuseppe4909
      @giuseppe4909 Рік тому +2

      And now you see why they can make things for less money… (not to mention the much lower wages paid)

    • @alexmcmeekin2658
      @alexmcmeekin2658 Рік тому

      @@giuseppe4909 Yes, but that's the way things are. Wages are cheaper in differing parts of the world, but when learnt the skills are as good.

    • @moriwaki80
      @moriwaki80 6 місяців тому

      Agree, handling epoxy resin and breathing the fumes every day may catch up with some of the employees. To be fair even in the west standards for working with epoxy resin at some factories during the 80's / 90's could be lacking.

  • @IDrone-l5m
    @IDrone-l5m 15 днів тому

    The craftsmanship is impressive.

  • @fredericmartin8758
    @fredericmartin8758 Рік тому +1

    Voilà un des futurs des armées modernes.

  • @willembont4790
    @willembont4790 Рік тому +1

    Nice work and excellent craftmanship. Thanks for sharing.

  • @williamhoughtaling1602
    @williamhoughtaling1602 Рік тому +4

    What is the angled scraper/knife your using? I need one like that 😊

  • @mikhailmikhail2071
    @mikhailmikhail2071 9 місяців тому

    Ailerons bagged with a wings like a one solid item? And what material used for aileron hinge? Is this fiber? What type of fiber? And how it keep flexible and wear-resistant if it soaked by resin

  • @unglaubichuberlieber8048
    @unglaubichuberlieber8048 Рік тому

    danke, this is a very EDUCATIONAL + THOUGHT PROVOKING VIDEO, nochmal DANKE DANKE DANKE
    ALLES GUTE

    • @brad5316
      @brad5316 4 місяці тому

      PLEASE TRANSLATE to ENGLISH!

  • @Improver12
    @Improver12 Рік тому +2

    Video wonderful interesting very very beautiful from Iraq 🇮🇶 I love ♥️ you all the South 🇰🇷 Korean people

  • @utkarshpatel9511
    @utkarshpatel9511 Місяць тому

    12:20 Any idea what is that white material used ? Carbon fiber for internal structure but what is that external white material used on wings and fuselage ????

  • @antoniekruger8631
    @antoniekruger8631 Рік тому +2

    Brilliant guys, thanks.

  • @MrAchilles113
    @MrAchilles113 11 місяців тому

    so the frame is carbon but what are the wings and exterior made from? Is that fiberglass?

  • @BMackProductions
    @BMackProductions 8 місяців тому

    Professional construction. What is in the piping bags? Gelcoat? Or PVA glue?

  • @jayesh1398
    @jayesh1398 7 місяців тому

    Is that PU primer on the mold, before layup of the fabric? How does that even work?

  • @MarshallMcFarlin
    @MarshallMcFarlin Рік тому +13

    This video is greatly appreciated It has inspired me to do more as I never considered using my laser to cut air frame components or the tools so they can be made from hydro formed aluminum or vacuum formed ABS or Carbon fiber tow. I have never considered using a heater in a closet or closed off room as an oven to speed up curing. 😅
    Brilliant. Well done.

    • @Willy_Tepes
      @Willy_Tepes Рік тому

      I have used a heater in a closed off room before, but only in relation to sugar fermentation and plants ;)
      What is sorely lacking in this workshop is a spot ventilation system and proper breathing protection. Those guys are going to lose half of their brain cells before they hit 40.

  • @АлексейПархоменко-л3л

    Great chinese industry👏👏👏

  • @mrjoepietube
    @mrjoepietube Рік тому +1

    simple and reliable seperate fixed motors for drone mode and plane mode. slight drag and weight penalty. however the drag penalty could be easy reduced bij proper lining up the props. bldc motors can be stept bij software like a kind of crude stepping motor.

  • @rafaeltorres2886
    @rafaeltorres2886 27 днів тому

    This is a practical drone for farming to security surveillance and everything in between.

  • @richardkan8499
    @richardkan8499 Рік тому

    Do you throw away all that moulding material or could you reuse it?

  • @AlfDavidFjeld
    @AlfDavidFjeld Рік тому +4

    fantastic work guys! but as someone that has worked a car t bodyrepair and painting, you should really invest in better breading protection. using so little as you do, you will end up with lungproblems after a while. it costs a bit more, but it is better to invest in the good equipment, and stay healthy for longer, this pays of both for the workers, and the company you work for, there will be less days of sick, and the company can keep good workers with special experience for longer.

    • @TuttleScott
      @TuttleScott Рік тому

      just what I was thinking, surgical masks arent going to cut it.

  • @nerminziric6691
    @nerminziric6691 4 дні тому

    Great video. Thanks.. I wonder what kind of board it is and what it is for at 16:29?

  • @martel5532
    @martel5532 Рік тому +1

    А что ложат между слоями карбона? Тонкие листы пенопласта?

    • @ak77ru18
      @ak77ru18 8 місяців тому

      Нет, скорее всего какой то из видов Lantor Soric

    • @vladshapovalov6637
      @vladshapovalov6637 2 місяці тому

      @@ak77ru18 Не похоже. Просто пенопласт предварительно согнуный по форме.

  • @elpeluca06
    @elpeluca06 Рік тому +4

    Que perfección... Digno de admirar!! ❤

  • @christophe5076
    @christophe5076 Рік тому +1

    Best vidéo, please send for 🇺🇦 ♥️

  • @sailingpacificstar
    @sailingpacificstar 8 місяців тому

    Very impressive.
    Thanks for sharing.

  • @ModellpilotEU
    @ModellpilotEU Рік тому

    thanks so much, you made my day.

  • @sparky6200
    @sparky6200 Рік тому +2

    Omg its just so easy - the next free 6 weeks I get I'll get started on one!

  • @ChainsawFPV
    @ChainsawFPV Рік тому +3

    Excellent video. Love that they just run ArduPilot. Now, where can I get one?

  • @كمالالمغربيالسلفي

    جيد أحييكم من المملكة المغربية

    • @just_A_doctor
      @just_A_doctor Місяць тому

      سامعين بيك 😂😂😂😂ياعبد 😊مليييييك

  • @sarusaerospace
    @sarusaerospace Рік тому +2

    plz send me used all product name? what type of resion ,carbon fiber ,all tool name etc.?

  • @billfromgermany
    @billfromgermany Рік тому +13

    I was absolutely astounded by the craftsmanship of the workers. Applying beads of glue as if from an industrial robot.

  • @Imrankhan-in8qu
    @Imrankhan-in8qu Рік тому

    Excellent video ❤❤❤❤

  • @rasmus9311
    @rasmus9311 7 місяців тому +2

    Incredible craftsmanship

  • @fonwoolridge
    @fonwoolridge Рік тому +21

    Wow - fantastic build! And simple but very clever overall design.... I believe we will see many similar designs to this in the near future - with the flying cars that are coming..., Bravo!

    • @aerbon
      @aerbon Рік тому +3

      i don't think flying cars are coming in the near future. it's not that we can't make them, it's that the idea itself makes no sense when you look into it.

    • @mlinecomposites1
      @mlinecomposites1 5 місяців тому

      @@aerbonagreed. My thought was if you have people driving as bad on the road as in the air you’d have ashes falling all over the place 😂

  • @American.Divergent
    @American.Divergent 3 місяці тому

    So two halves are held together with an epoxy?

  • @seamuscashin2606
    @seamuscashin2606 Рік тому +2

    wow i am giving up making model planes this standard is the best

  • @GlassicGamer
    @GlassicGamer Рік тому +30

    Why are they wearing surgical masks instead of respirators? Those masks won't block any of the fumes.

    • @jensbiederstaedt8022
      @jensbiederstaedt8022 6 місяців тому

      They're asians, not all they do makes sense.

    • @古道2024
      @古道2024 6 місяців тому +2

      No sense of safety anyway

    • @LiveWithMorgan
      @LiveWithMorgan 4 місяці тому +6

      They are doing it for covid. Chinese are immune to fumes.

    • @nihalreddy1451
      @nihalreddy1451 4 місяці тому +2

      😂😂😂 bro it’s not USA to be lazy it’s china the competitive world. I challenge,half of the USA cannot survive competitive world

    • @wolfypilot
      @wolfypilot 4 місяці тому

      Becuase they’re chinese bugs

  • @netoIIm
    @netoIIm 6 місяців тому

    Amazing video!! What is the material for the surface of the aircraft??

  • @fftr5647
    @fftr5647 Рік тому

    I love innovation

  • @ohtayukiho6444
    @ohtayukiho6444 9 місяців тому +2

    これはドローンの制作工程ですね。ホビーではなく兵器としての性能を備えた制作現場の映像は素晴らしいです。

  • @BBFPV
    @BBFPV Рік тому +2

    In Germany we call it "Hobby" ( and we love to say ) sounds strange but it is true!

  • @andymunnings9109
    @andymunnings9109 11 місяців тому

    "You are very smart, I like your work."

  • @sdoc3
    @sdoc3 Рік тому +3

    Ughhh, products look very good but the working conditions....def some room for improvements to say the least.

    • @billjonesnation
      @billjonesnation Рік тому +1

      The paint both was a nice waterfall style but the surgical masks aren't doing much for any of the overspray that doesn't get sucked up.

  • @MrPod15
    @MrPod15 Рік тому

    I don’t know where these come from, but Russia would love them, so I guess they will have a visit soon!

  • @baldassarealessi1007
    @baldassarealessi1007 Рік тому

    Thank you video brilliant compliment

  • @MarkJ-hh9oy
    @MarkJ-hh9oy Рік тому +2

    Awesome these guys really know what their doing

    • @zxcaaq
      @zxcaaq 6 місяців тому

      yeah they know so much that they're using corona masks to stop paint from getting into their lungs. These guys die young.

    • @zxcaaq
      @zxcaaq 6 місяців тому

      and they know so much that they are having zero protection of the electronics they're just putting them inside this carbon fiber body! wow this better be a toy.

    • @zxcaaq
      @zxcaaq 6 місяців тому

      ZERO PROTECTION

    • @zxcaaq
      @zxcaaq 6 місяців тому

      This is going to rust after 1 month of usage.

    • @zxcaaq
      @zxcaaq 6 місяців тому

      they're so good in fact that they're installing the tailgate with PULL FASTENERS! PULL FASTENERS are notorious for metal fatigue and breaks down easily. So if you disassemble this plane regularly your tailgate might fall off mid-flight!

  • @SuperMaukam
    @SuperMaukam Рік тому +127

    I honestly don't understand the comments below. As an industrial designer, I do find many interesting solutions and techniques here, but one thing really screams incompetence here. LACK OF PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT! This is not a joke. Headaches and coughing are the least of these worke's worries. The mask that they are using, are almost useless and just not used right. Several instances of not using gloves and having these, really nasty, chemicals on one's fingers. This stuff absorbs through the skin and fumes are really toxic. The management of this company should basically be in prison. Ask anyone with chronic lung disease and constant migraines, how is life. This is not a one-off week-end project, where you just wing it. This is supposed to be a freaking working environment. This just tells me how screwed these societies will be in future. A massive health crisis is brewing because of greed and indifference. I'm not even that careful about this stuff myself. But this is a horrible and stupid way of doing stuff. I'm equally depressed about the comments here.

    • @timurzarifov
      @timurzarifov Рік тому +3

      В Китае, коммунистической стране, нет проблем со здравоохранением, там бесплатная медицина. Беспокоиться надо тем, у кого в стране даже вызов скорой помощи платный.

    • @gavinferguson
      @gavinferguson Рік тому +11

      Totally agree the lack of suitable ppe is just criminal these guys are building up toxicity in thier systems by not using at least gloves when using resins and grinding carbon with out decent filtered masks is asking for lung damage

    • @Mario-Astor.ZeroRed
      @Mario-Astor.ZeroRed Рік тому +2

      It's true. You're Right.

    • @trirahmat5384
      @trirahmat5384 Рік тому +6

      I do drone modification during my internship. I often work with fiberglass and carbon fiber / rods.
      Yeah, those dust particles are nasty, they give me an itch.

    • @hcliew8022
      @hcliew8022 Рік тому

      They are using the wrong type of mask. Soon, they will have problem with their lungs.

  • @manuel.camelo
    @manuel.camelo Рік тому

    Teach us Drone Electronics !
    So AWESOME DUDE !!! 🙂

  • @PIRO04584
    @PIRO04584 Рік тому +2

    🤩I Loved the Production✈️💨 and Quality of Work💪 that makes it a 👍Professional Level. I congratulate you for your Great Work on a Large Scale. greetings✌️ from NEW YORK🗽USA🇺🇸

  • @aprianto1985
    @aprianto1985 Рік тому

    Great video

  • @saidhamisi6630
    @saidhamisi6630 Рік тому

    hi brothers can you help me to know what kind of carbon glue/paste used to bind carbon fiber ?
    Please

  • @elwpoqerwituyvnu
    @elwpoqerwituyvnu Рік тому

    I don’t understand why the second layer should be laid through foam?

  • @RICKY-RIKON
    @RICKY-RIKON 8 місяців тому

    Amazing! 😁👍🏁

  • @youngtygaa
    @youngtygaa Рік тому

    So Africa we need this technology please 😮

  • @barkster
    @barkster 11 місяців тому

    how are you smoothing out the thin strip that goes between the two fuselage halves once you put the top on?

  • @powpowpowlo4080
    @powpowpowlo4080 5 місяців тому

    great skills on display!

  • @ivanenev323
    @ivanenev323 Рік тому +2

    Great. I only wish there were CAD files and schematic available for download :)

    • @RICKY-RIKON
      @RICKY-RIKON 8 місяців тому +1

      Keep dreaming dude! 😂🎉

  • @kakbudtobi
    @kakbudtobi Рік тому +2

    Технику безопасности еще повысить и вообще молодцы.

  • @philipcc-yq5zg
    @philipcc-yq5zg 6 місяців тому +1

    crazy chinese industrial manufacturer! i want one!

  • @MohammadRasoolMirzaee-lt7kv
    @MohammadRasoolMirzaee-lt7kv 2 місяці тому

    What layer does he put after the first layer of carbon?

  • @augustosegovia7438
    @augustosegovia7438 Рік тому +3

    Me encanta¡¡ un video muy demostrativo de la calidad de contruccion de los droenes

  • @210srake
    @210srake Рік тому

    Bravo 👍💪 👍💪

  • @kalujny
    @kalujny 9 місяців тому

    Is there a source of know how on technology (steps and materials) showcased in this video?

  • @Jptoutant
    @Jptoutant Рік тому +1

    this thing is NICE

  • @pagaquifama3897
    @pagaquifama3897 7 місяців тому

    The best!

  • @gauravmukherjee2678
    @gauravmukherjee2678 Рік тому

    great drone for surveillance and dropping bombs , can it carry hellfire missiles ? Seems bit small for that .

  • @lakotamm
    @lakotamm Рік тому +13

    11:03 - Seeing people with no protection on their hands working with epoxy... Oh my god this is really not good for their health.

    • @slange455
      @slange455 Рік тому

      Looks like any other fiberglass/carbon shop I’ve see…even in the US boat builders don’t use much more protection

    • @marc_frank
      @marc_frank Рік тому

      i only use gloves because i don't want to wash off the sticky mess

    • @America_1st_the.rest.r_last
      @America_1st_the.rest.r_last 6 місяців тому

      Ita a new biodegradable non toxic formula they are using. 😂

  • @juanjobsarg
    @juanjobsarg 9 місяців тому

    Excelente equipo

  • @someguydino6770
    @someguydino6770 Рік тому +7

    thank you; this looks like a "state of the art" shop.
    Nice to see "natures composite" (the plywood) combined with a thin layer of carbon fiber in a sandwich material! (Now if we could teach trees to grow the intricate shapes that we wanted!)
    This craft is still performed mostly by hand by skilled people.
    Gotta appreciate the "sushi chef like skills" that are required to trim the finished pieces after removal from the molds.
    15:08 I'd never seen that water bath spray booth process before; but it makes sense that it would be REALLY good for dust/ overspray particulate control.
    Everyday; the dumpsters are going to be FULL of all of the the high tech consumable materials that are necessary for these processes.
    Looks like YANGDA and FOXTECH are direct competitors?

  • @TCphotographer
    @TCphotographer Рік тому

    what is the range of this drone from the take off place and air time? and how silent is it? plus the lens on its camera? 200-500mm?

  • @KevinATJumpWorks
    @KevinATJumpWorks Рік тому +2

    The process looks good, but I don't understand the purpose of that glass fiber overlap at 11:05. There is no pressure from the inside to consolidate it against the two halves, so I think it probably won't make much of a difference. Also, why use glass fiber and not carbon fiber? The differences in stiffness are substantial.

    • @konstantingrudnev8374
      @konstantingrudnev8374 Рік тому +1

      Galvanic corrosion

    • @AJames-jr8kw
      @AJames-jr8kw Рік тому

      Glass is more flexible. Carbon is so stiff it can spring away from the surface even after you wet it out and pad it down with epoxy. It needs to be held down until cured..not possible there whereas wetted out glass fibre will stick with the tackiness of the epoxy. Just my thoughts on this after making glass and carbon fibre parts.

    • @KevinATJumpWorks
      @KevinATJumpWorks Рік тому

      @@AJames-jr8kw Those are some good points there, but I am still somewhat unsure about whether this really works properly without pressure from the inside. It would probably be worse with CF but still, I cannot see how it would adhere properly like this. It's still just a minor point though - It's the only part of the process that left me wondering.

  • @РахильБусо
    @РахильБусо 5 місяців тому +2

    thankx from Palestine!

  • @KnutHelberg
    @KnutHelberg Рік тому

    Are one suposed to regulate the effect with the fuel valve and not the "regulator" ?