Untrustworthy. If he didn't craft it himself, he shouldn't trust it. He must program it himself so he knows what went into it, less likely to be hijacked by hackers.

@@UtubeH8tr Thats not how hacking works

@AdamSchadow please explain your approach.

@@UtubeH8tr bruh i was just asking why he didnt go with stepper motors or simple bldc motors. they cant get hacked lol

@@bobmike2373 everything that runs on electricity can be hacked.

These motors are very power dense, they include the gearbox and output encoder. This sentry is optimized to be a backpackable solution. My plan is to use some simpler, cheaper bulkier motors on something similar.

...bro, each one of your points are disappointingly nonsensical. You deserve to feel ashamed for what youve said, unless youre an 80+ year old or younger than 14, then you could be forgiven for not knowing how pointless and counterproductive patents are currently, not understanding why this is an open source project, and not knowing to avoid admitting your intention to commit felonies including but not limited to animal abuse.. for what its worth, ill say you shouldn't want to do that to animals but even if you lived in a country where thats legal, you could still end up airsofting an old lady into the hospital by accident if she walked into your backyard. That would be bad and it would be your fault

​@@GPOLICEFrom the bit of research I've done I can't see any regulations against remote controlling a firearm to dispatch wild hogs. That said, I would ask people smarter than I before doing it either way. And if an old lady did somehow walk into my backwoods, I would see her on multiple cameras. I wouldn't have the thing set to automatically sling .300 blackouts by itself. Ammo is far too expensive for that anyway. Also, the hostility you showed wasn't warranted, and I would strongly advise you seek counseling for the outburst. Have a nice day! 😊

Would be great specifically struggling with the AK60-6 V3.0

I'm excited for you, these are a lot of fun... when they are working.

@@spencer6719 Something I would integrate eventually if the manufacturer would modify the product to interface with this system. But for now too expensive.

Can't wait for more 3D printing tips 😎😎 too many quitters on youtube giving up on providing good info, glad this guy isn't one of them 💯

Good call, hadn't seen his work yet. Thank you!

Damping is a firmware problem, working with mfn to get the latest release. Could be a few weeks. But excited to get that fixed.

Thank you!

Rhino3D

@deplorablesecuritydevices interesting. Never heard of it. I was debating between SW and Fusion 360, but Rhino is so much cheaper and no nonsense with forever monthly payments. Btw, there is also FreeCAD

This is what you get. I worked as a design enginner for 10 years at a heavy equiptment company, dozers loaders etc. I expect woth regular maintenance you can expect the reliabilty of a dozer. This thing is highly over built.

Thank you! I dont need anything at the moment but will keep this in mind!

It would work if you slowed down the motors they can draw 400w max. Nominal power is 14W so it could work with newer 90w poe and some detuned motors. Or by adding local batteries for the 400w peaks. I do like the single cable though. Also considering usb pd as it woukd untegrate will with local solar. So many choices...

Good to hear, also was not familar with ELI5. Thank you!