$1400 Garbage Sentry

[@lethalweaboo8662]

Dog protection device

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Rip P'Nut

[@Abdega]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices if this is a ‘garbage sentry’ have you thought of naming it after the Trash Panda Fred?

[@lililililililili8667]

Dog mounted device so the pupper can fend off the robot dogs

[@Abdega]

@@lililililililili8667 “initiating Pupper Spray”

[@NickTheCodeMechanic]

Can it make a Grilled cheese 🧀?!

[@umaikakudo]

This is exactly what the founding fathers were thinking of when writing the second amendment, except with more belt-fed and fully automatic cyclic rate.

[@TheTubejunky]

Any weapon can be used against tyranny. Firearms are just the most common choice. Live free

[@jamesofallthings3684]

"Arms" are military weapons. Not muskets, not hunting rifles, not just guns. That thing needs a mortar launcher too.

[@scottplagmann3411]

I am quite sure a modified bit in a power drill to actuate the trigger would be the ticket

[@KYShepherd]

Don't forget grenades. The only thing better than belt fed is belt fed grenades.

[@TheTubejunky]

@@jamesofallthings3684 You are 100% incorrect ANYTHING you can "ARM" yourself with is in exact wording a "BEARABLE ARM". Now go away bot.

[@bobmike2373]

"building a sentry" - Engineer

[@NickTheCodeMechanic]

* sneaky Frenchman noises * 👞 👞 🚬 🥖 🥐

[@wingy200]

"Need a teleporta here..." - Scout

[@rhyleymaster]

Eeeeeectin' a dispenser

[@Swagenstein]

@@NickTheCodeMechanic SPAH’S SAPPIN’ MAH SENTRY

[@NickTheCodeMechanic]

​@@Swagenstein "I m*rdered your toys as well" - Shpee

[@xxcambr04xx]

Omg, the algorithm is working correctly? ... Is this a Honeypot?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

I can only prove its not a honeypot in the following way: I used to build stuff for the fbi. I made a director promise me that on the day they Ruby Ridge me the drones would play buffalo soldier as they hunt me down in the woods. I will try to live stream it.

[@jimshaul2784]

It's YT everything is a Honeypot!!!! Google owns KZbin and Alphabet owns both of them.... And this guy used to "build stuff" for one of the alphabet agencies...... You can't make this shit up!

[@GPOLICE]

1. You can be a honeypot unintentionally and without your consent 2. Bad plan 3. Counter productive 4. Disturbing

[@jackiechan3680]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices based asf. Had to sub lol.

[@christopherleveck6835]

​@@deplorablesecuritydevicesin a similar situation I just asked them not to wound me.

[@S-G-zm3uu]

"Im on a watchlist for clicking on this." My brother in Christ you were on a watchlist already before the algorithmn showed you this video 😂

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

Sentry gun made in the cheapest way possible?!? You've been reading my mind. Subbed.

[@davidgreenwood6029]

I subbed on the channel name alone.

[@wannabecarguy]

Y'all are crazy. This will get someone arrested and or shot .

[@weasle2904]

@@wannabecarguy When the fabric of society breaks down that is meaningless.

[@nemoexnuqual3643]

@@wannabecarguyin regular day to day home defense this would certainly cause legal challenges when claiming self defense in many but not all states in some situations. If you are home in states with castle doctrine it would be legal. In these states if someone unlawfully enters your home lethal force is occupied, that would include attached garages and in some states that includes any other occupied structure on private residential property. So in these states one of these set up in the home might just be legal. I suggest talking to a lawyer in your states before using a turret for home defense.

[@ChesterManfred]

​@@wannabecarguywe caught the atf agent

[@obsidian_oki]

We're getting put on a list with this one bois 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🔥🦅🔥🦅🔥🦅

[@cantsleep463]

We've been on the list for a while.

[@JJones-cl4dm]

Im already on several im sure

[@scottplagmann3411]

If your not on a list you're a democrat

[@KYShepherd]

Those guys are about to be working for us again.

[@ChesterManfred]

Don't worry, build enough of these and with enough time it's no problem

[@sectorseven07]

This is extremely based

[@RoboArc]

How

[@raam1666]

@@RoboArc what do you mean how? its obvious

[@theviolenceenjoyer]

based on what

[@joelpeterson8424]

Maybe he's using "based" in some new slang way. Nobody knows what anyone's talking about anymore, seems.

[@jamesofallthings3684]

​@@joelpeterson8424Just fade away boomer.

[@basic9434]

My only suggestion would be to have the rifle mounted upside down if possible. Your ejection of brass would be away from other components and your mag would feed better which would also benefit from having larger capacity mags. Personally, I would also love the ability to just take control of it myself like having one mounted on a vehicle and having an internal joystick and maybe a drone-style camera(Cheap and easy to switch out).

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@basic9434 Good thought! Yeah I imagine someone will work out a cold weather kit for the rifle as well. They might prove to be the weak point in terms of all weather long term maintenance.

[@agentoranj5858]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices I wonder why you designed it to take a whole AR15. You could design a lower with the trigger and mounting system integrated into it, fewer parts overall and you don't need to serialise firearms you make at home.

[@matthiwi6901]

@@agentoranj5858 its probably connected to the lightweight aspect. this is supposed to be easily portable, easy and fast to set up and is probably supposed to accept your personal rifle when it guards your tent out in the wilderness while you take a break from running from the robo cops the gubbernment sent after you.

[@H_Hold]

​@deplorablesecuritydevices I was just thinking about a controllable sentry concept the other night, and what you have is pretty close to what I was thinking of, something packable and quick to deploy, a cord can be plugged in and run back to the operator by hand to prevent wireless takeover.

[@waylonk2453]

I was going to suggest mounting it upside down as well, but for a different reason. The weight of the rifle would be closer to the rotating motor, and there would be less torque on the upper receiver's aluminum pic rail

[@beasticle1199]

Ahh, I see why the algorithm recommended this video... we have the same keyboard

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

wth ... most random comment of my life ... love it 😂

[@LarryTheStrongsGamingChannel]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices I was brought here for the same reason

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@LarryTheStrongsGamingChannel Well hope you like gun stuff... sry dude

[@TheTubejunky]

I thought it was the 3D modeling for the new Roblox update 😂

[@viciousKev]

Literally in the matrix moment

[@The_Fubar]

[insert Aliens sentry gun quote here] make em' green, add drum mag, ammo counter, camera, thermals

[@IndependentArmz]

wouldnt that be the end user's decision

[@scottplagmann3411]

​@@IndependentArmzyup, more bells and whistles destined to fail eventually, but sounds fun

[@feblehober123]

This is the coolest airsoft project I've ever seen.

[@chunt4694]

Air soft my ass, more like AR platform adaptable!! Very interesting!!😊😊

[@jbroadway12]

Airsoft airsoft. Yk, the more I watch this airsoft video, the more airsoft I want to play.

[@SuperRandomness1996]

So, just my two cents on the design, if this is for airsoft, the hopup unit is going to cause the bb to curve toward the right of where it is aiming due to the gun being sideways instead of vertical, which is even worse if this design is for real steel, as it means the brass is ejecting right into your motors; As well as having the port be inaccessible for alterations, jams, and tuning in that orientation. this is a simple fix, just mirror your design so that it attaches from the left side and then scoot the mount towards the front a bit, so it attaches to the handguard rails instead of the receiver's top rail. Also, I would suggest adding a QD function to the picatinny mount used so that it is easier to setup/take down. edit: mirroring and flipping of the design would also allow for the use of shell catchers when using real steel.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@SuperRandomness1996 Easy tweak, thank you!

[@GPOLICE]

If you mounted it to a tree or pole the whole unit would be sideways and then the gun would be upright so the hopup could work

[@danielescobar7618]

Let me bring up some issues and solutions: the reason mil remote controlled/sentry guns use the bushmaster chain gun and rotary barrel minigun is that they're electrically driven; not operated by gas or recoil like an AR or M2 browning is this: if there is a jam or a dud it cycles out the dud round because the action is cycled by an electric motor. Hypothetically if this was going to be used for mil/leo it would be disabled by having any malfunction until it was cycled by a person. This is an awesome airsoft set up, like a poor man's CWIS. Edit, a possible fix for this would be to mount a gas block upside down to block off the gas port and use an electric linear actuator to just push and pull the bolt carrier back and fourth like those single shot straight pull bolt actions sold in california.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

You are spot on, my plan is do exactly what you are describing. Build a butt stock that can clear a few common malfunctions. My hope is that it might be possible to integrate that with a modified upper and or bolt so that eventually people might use the unjamming robot stock while they are shooting themselves. It could sense malfunctions and clear them faster than a human.

[@manitoba-op4jx]

if you leave the upper and bolt carrier intact you can keep the gas cycle and just charge it remotely. no need to waste power cycling it. just make the solenoid/actuator charge the handle

[@danielescobar7618]

@manitoba-op4jx disagree. Still no way to clear ftf or fte stoppages. Using a linear actuator directly on the rear of the bolt carrier and removing the gas system will let you keep going if it fails to fire.

[@danielescobar7618]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices is the point to be able to mount a regular rifle configured to go back and fourth between mounting and then people- usable? Like you can just toss your rifle on it and take it off and leave the robot? Imo, trying to do too much if so. You can replace the buffer with the linear actuator, probably even mount it in a full length a2 fixed stock tube with some holes drilled for the wire connector. No gas. Mount it on its side with the ejection port facing down so if there is a fail to feed you can retract the bolt and just use the stepper to jostle the misfeed loose maybe short stroke it on the last 15% of rearward travel back and fourth before attempting to close the bolt again. Use a chute so the cartridges don't jam up the turn table or robot.

[@charlieknight-tech]

I love you taking us through the problem solving.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@charlieknight-tech Will keep that in mind!

[@smokintires8181]

For a cheap stepper motor, try wiper blade motors, as a sim racer that’s how most people DIY full motion sims.

[@KYShepherd]

Awesome work. One thing sticks out that you can easily modify that will greatly improve the resilience. The pins for the armor should be on the backside of the plate. Bullets will chew up the pins and tabs they are running through. You could probably keep the main plate the way it is and just put double tabs on the back side for the original tab and pin to connect to. That way your connections are always shielded, otherwise one incident might not just ruin the armor and pins but also the main plate that the tabs are part of which would require replacing the entire central brace to reinstall armor or anything else. So to clarify, have something similar to the tabs that are currently protruding through the armor on the backside of the armor, except in pairs with a tab size slot between them and drilled for your pins. That way the connections are on the back and protected by the armor. I like it, a lot. I think this is a large part of the future of military, they just don't realize it yet.

[@itzSudden]

As a layman, receiving a kit that contains every single part to spec and ELI5 instructions for both hardware assembly and software usage would be money well spent.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

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

[@marcuspinson]

I'm glad you're making it cheaper and easier to build. This is going to drastically increase the employment of these devices. This will be the biggest defensive force multiplier the community has ever seen. For airsoft.

[@CarolinaDogMan]

Tfw AI becomes a self aware malicious entity and takes over these via blutooth

[@sgtcarnage2772]

That thing looks incredibly light for a Sentry…..the applications for that alone seems very interesting.

[@motionsick]

I make Pan/tilt heads for film. If you use axis with a hollow center you can run the cables through and don't need a slip ring. Used harmonic drives are cheap on ebay and they have a hollow center.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Good tip, Ive been looking at 3D printed harmonic drives. I want a more robust supply chain than parts from ebay. Prefer to work towards something the average guy can build and repair.

[@Knightrem]

"Airsoft deal" got it.

[@jbroadway12]

Gotta love airsoft

[@rocketraccoon1976]

Yes! I need this to protect my garbage bins! Those dam raccoons keep raiding them!

[@fotoschopro1230]

Just some thoughts. Using belts to move the airsoft turret could make the motors more accurate and reduce the size/power required. Also look up the MG3 tripod - depending on the use case the sentry might not have to move 360 degrees, in which case it could be mounted on such a tripod, especially when powered with belts. Additionally this tripod could be a crude PVC simulacra, if it is close enough to the ground and utilizes a thoughtful approach to minimizing peak recoil shock. PVC pipes can be filled with gravel, dirt or sand provisionally, or with concrete, to weigh them down. Steel rebar can be added to reinforce them, which also offers a welding interface. Since optics are expensive, consider separating the turret from the fire-control system, and implementing an ability to control several worker turrets. Finally for the optics, taking apart a range finder is relatively easy, bridge or superzoom cameras can be used for high-quality long range vision, many ordinary cameras can be used to scan for peripheral movement and there are phase-based algorithmic approaches to training these on certain kinds of movement, which lets you differentiate between an animal and leaves in the wind, for instance. There is a paper on it by MIT CSAIL. In addition to this there are lens filters that produce spectra similar to aerochrome's, which could be a cheap alternative to thermal imaging, especially when combined with computer vision approaches, although they are not as powerful. And of course a central fire-control system would also come with the ability to add more processing power, as well as centralize power distribution. In the extreme this could make it possible to online and even solar-power the entire position. It would also have decreased visibility, although it would be more vulnerable without redundancy. An accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope fusion sensor can be used for rough positioning, a lidar sensor, camera, or a number of laser-based solutions could be used for absolute calibration of the turrets, as long as they are within a reasonable distance from the optics. Considering belt-fed airsoft conversions in the design makes sense as well - sentry systems should be more effective or useful than airsoft mortars or airsoftplosives for the amount of effort required to use them, as those could end up being preferred in a tournament.

[@waylonk2453]

I like your suggestion regarding worker turrets and central processing in order to cover a large area of an airsoft field, while saving on optics

[@NukerMunkyGames]

Huh, i always thought being put on a watchlist would feel different.

[@NukerMunkyGames]

Oh sweet, my NSA agent liked my post too. Cool

[@sorryociffer]

​@@NukerMunkyGamesI remember my first list like it was yesterday....😢

[@cantsleep463]

I wish I got more content like this recomended to me. This is beyond awesome

[@ccfmfg]

I built one of those once. Drove it off a very advanced military surplus mother board out of some Experimental Army Equipment They threw out at Picatiny Arsenal in New Jersey. I put a 150rd 5.56x45mm Drum on it with Surplus Ball Ammo. I turned it on, plugged it into My Alarm System and Ring Door Bell then went to work. That night when I got home the cul de sac where I lived was totally in Gulfed in Flames. The Sentry had gone Rogue and had killed almost everyone in My Neighborhood. My Condo Board was Not Happy.

[@ccfmfg]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices Dude! A little Sensitive aren't We? It was just a Joke. Don't You get it? Yes I'm not that Computer electronic savvy, but I only watched this video because I thought Your were a Adult Man doing Real Man Gun Stuff that applied to Real Home Defense and or Actual National Security and not some Little Pussy Playing with Toy Guns pretending to be a Man with a Voice Modular. Does Your Mom know You are using Her Computer and drawing Fake Robot Guns? Or do You have two Dads?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

I was drunk and I hated the second scentence you wrote. I appologize. I do honestly like your creative writing skills but while I was drunk I felt like they were painting my work in a bad light and I got upset so I wrote a mean but at the time I thought funny comment.

[@bald_chicken]

Drone swarm targeting, facial recognition, AI integration, geo fencing, possibilities are endless

[@Lolzyeets]

The next evolution will be the pistol sentry costing 700 dollars

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

In the works ... shhhhh

[@FreckleAkane]

Ah yes, the get off my lawn 3000. I really, really can’t wait to see even a 3d printed third scale concept

[@V3RTIGO222]

If you are a gun nerd or a machine/robotics nerd this kind of ticks all the boxes of 'wow, that's rad as hell'. Putting aside the whole getting on a list issue, I do rather love content that makes cool (and possibly dangerous) things in a comprehensive and 'sceintific' manner.

[@JaxxonBlaze69]

This just came across my feed with 74 views. I don't know who you are, but we have almost the same design. You're just a little (probably around 2 years of work) ahead of me. I'll be keeping an eye on this, your ideas might be helpful

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@JaxxonBlaze69 Perhaps we can find ways to commonize interfaces. Make sure future turrets from different manufacturers have swappable accessories etc.

[@JaxxonBlaze69]

@deplorablesecuritydevices perhaps, perhaps. I gotta make some money though before my stuff can even BEGIN to leave the notebook

[@JaxxonBlaze69]

@deplorablesecuritydevices are you going to be doing this for firearms as a whole or just 'airsoft' as you said in the video? I'm sure if we can get Brandon Herrera elected as the director of the ATF we can work something out. Plus I can almost guarantee that his autistic ass wants one of these

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@JaxxonBlaze69 One thought its that the code for these things is the real hard part. If you don't have the cash for hardware consider learning ROS 2 and Gazebo. You could write all of the code and get all the cad worked out. I'm learning ROS 2 myself right now. www.youtube.com/@RoboticsBackEnd If you get some code working in ROS 2 we could have it running in my turrets ros 2 environment. You could test your code remotely... food for thougt. Also learning ROS 2 is a great job skill.

[@thejerk4478]

I have a similar design but it will use a flamethrower. Why? Because no recoil to send stress to the components. Still VERY much in the loose idea phase at the moment as I work in the trades and I got no time. But if I get it off the ground I would love to make as many components compatible as possible for the end user

[@chexo3]

“I’m telling the ATF!” “That’s okay, I have a sentry”

[@xaneorbit]

You need to flip the rifle to allow for smooth cartridge ejection (especially in full auto) or belt feed from ammo boxes if you want to utilize this for military applications.

[@D_S_88]

Somehow the algo suggested to this channel to me. Instantly subbed. Thanks for putting out this content.

[@williamroark4760]

You instantly have a new subscriber. Awesome shit, man!

[@CaseyGray58]

I’m big into FPV drones and build and fly my own as well as creating some pretty crazy shit. I’m slowly working on a head tracker version of this using FPV systems, the lag is so minimal that it’s a conceivable setup. Reckon it could do anything other than shoot missiles down. So I’m very interested in your project and hope to learn some things, just found you today. My major limiting factor is in that it’s not very heavy duty, and continuous recoil from anything larger than .223 would be detrimental to the servos health

[@CantonSecurity]

Cool concept, things like this really help people to understand all that goes into prototyping. I hope the project continues and that you learn as much as possible from it

[@ninja5672]

If you made the wires longer, could the computer box be placed in a more protected area, such as behind the post or on the ground?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Yeah, ethernet can easily go 100 yards. Up to 1000yards with good cables.

[@ld2048]

​​@@deplorablesecuritydevices armored cat6A cables would be perfect for that situation, Wesco has some decent stuff.

[@pappaflammyboi5799]

This is a KZbin ticking time bomb. 😅

[@mayyoman2848]

Things to think about. Defenses against emps. Or any eletrical distortion devices. If its connected to power other output options, bigger batterys for longer trips or set ups. Smaller batterys for home defence and stuff thats motion actuvated. Facial recognition/ir scanning if someone is looking at it or in the general area your turret is automatically targeting and identifying your target. if you wanted you could keep a data base of all the faces or use someone elses and keep track of people at your base house area where ever. Protection against sand/oils. When making your shields if you implement tracking and identification defend, (ik this is kinda obvious) your electronics cameras and tracking devices. The gun will be able to take more damage than the system its attached to. Muzzle options that way if you want a can on your tip you have the option. Diffrent models. You mentioned diffrent um computer thingy sizes which turns this into a game of processing power. Depending on the weapon your running on your turret. Diffrent systems=diffrent guns. Pistol=less lethal fullyautomatic/shotgun=more lethal less fuck around. Maybe have a proximity alarm or something around it. If someone manages to get behind it and breaks it or something you wouldnt notic unless you saw one of your cams missing or if you got like a ring doorbell notification saying hey turret number 7654 is down for unknown reasons. Ik this is alot of stuff and you cant just start throwing shit in there like this is some easy video game. But just for future thought and stuff. Just putting in my input. Oh and i agree dont use Bluetooth or internet there better wired and wireless options. Some come at the cost of speed or tracking rate or overall function but internet and Bluetooth are super easy to target if someone is capable and wants to. Okay have fun very well

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@mayyoman2848 Thanks for all the thoughts. I think you see the vision. Very flexible system. My more expensive versions will be emp hardened. This one will not be. All great thoughts thank you.

[@mayyoman2848]

@deplorablesecuritydevices if i had the know how id help work on it but my coding is all in java or python and im not that great with coding. Physically i would be more of a help trying to fit things together and make things work but i can do that on my free time after you release your model and blueprints and shit

[@Zoo_Bee]

hi to my FBI agent

[@MarcinP2]

I think you could attach a solenoid inside trigger guard rather than using a servo with an arm to simplify. I also think you could add a hopper with stack of magazines, an arm to push them in and solenoids to operate magazine catch and bolt release.

[@sorryociffer]

The "brain box", mount it to the back side of the power unit and have it plug in via a ruggadized "umbilical". The CPU , will generate heat. Mounting it to the back side and LOW will minimize thermal signature. In the event of malfunction or damage, it makes swapping it out super fast

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@sorryociffer Yeah playing around with mounting locations now, thermal signature mitigation is a big factor in the design.

[@sorryociffer]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices something that is a poor “migrater” of heat, perhaps CF… as long as it does not get excessively hot in warm climate, this will also aid in cold weather as the heat made is kept inside. Perhaps even a “box in a box”…. Basically, instead of one THICK wall, two thinner ones that are “air gapped”… ?

[@footthunder485]

wtf did i stumble into? this is sick af

[@TheSpookiestSkeleton]

The new Receiver 2 Enemy is looking great.

[@Ubergamer256]

Are those stepper motors or some type of all in one harmonic drive unit? Either way, what do you think the realistic aiming steps are in MOA? Is it going to move 5 degrees or 0.05 degrees per step?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

My best turret is .14 moa. This is 1.2 moa. So not great but cheap.

[@superezbz]

They look like BLDC motors.

[@AckzaTV]

Ah I was looking for this and ess already subscribed lol still had to wait for his new video to drop for my brain to remember deplorable

[@allenmorgan1007]

One of the better Algorithm recommendations I've been given. I like the design and recommendations for modifications...what sensors are you looking at for it? I would imagine that the more precise the aim, the more expensive its going to get.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Yeah you pay for resolution and zoom on a camera. Looking at around $100 for a basic camera and $600 for entry level thermal cameras.

[@Matthew-bc9mr]

Flexible metal conduit? Or braided stainless hose? Running wires through either would protect from cutting sabotage and shrapnel quite well.

[@Matthew-bc9mr]

has great potential. A little nvg/thermal camera and a super bright IR spotlight that can be toggled on and off... facial recognition could be implemented etc... I am very interested in following this. Can see plenty of potential for protecting my home... base in a game of airsoft...

[@Matthew-bc9mr]

and may need to pay attention to the ejection pattern and may want to add a small chute so casings don't get caught and jammed up preventing full range of motion..

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Yep, check my short videos for machine vision progress.

[@HoffmanTactical]

Always interesting.

[@basic9434]

Instead of having your adaptor from your motor that you call a "machined part" machined have you looked into metal 3d printing? Small batch things like that with it being simple lends well to what you might need. I have done it before and it is way cheaper to get a steel part that size metal 3d printed than to get it machined for a small batch.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@basic9434 Hrm.. Ill check it out!

[@rofllcats]

Cool vid! Have you considered mounting into the grip's hard point? idk what you call that, sounds right though. anyways I feel like you could get another point of contact for the electronics controlling the trigger while slimming down the design. well maybe not slimming it down but having more control of the mass distribution and not relying solely on the buffer tube connection. maybe put in some controls for the safety, charging handle, forward assist. idk worlds your oyster. excited to see the finished product

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@rofllcats Hadn't thought of that, thank you!

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@rofllcats Hadn't thought of that, thank you!

[@625098evan]

industrail fabrications services in lake crystal MN would be happy to manufacture those heavy brackets for you. we cut, form, weld, paint, assemble, and ship. we are neither cheap or expensive. we don't hire based on ideology, but the owners having hunting gear and wisky in their ofices, so we have that kind of culture here.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@625098evan Good to hear, getting contacts like this is a big part of why I make these videos. I will quote at Inustrial Fabricators when the time feels right. Thank you! Im from North Dakota so happy to keep business in that area if the company can compete.

[@matthiwi6901]

youre a teen, hiking with your friend. At night, you try and scare campers along the trail until you encounter an engineer, fast asleep in his tent. Yet high volumes of accurate, fully automatic rifle fire rip through the bush. You learned your lession, but youre also swiss cheese.

[@incon2012]

Is the pic rail of the AR upper designed to absorb the recoil? Have you function tested one attached to the mount? Aside from this concern and some minor tweaks already mentioned regarding ejection port orientation, your project looks wonderful.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Check my channel for some testing videos on older turrets. The pic rail holds up beautifully.

[@XDWX]

Anti Boston Dynamics device.

[@superezbz]

You should add a list of the parts you use and where to purchase them if they aren't custom made. I'm interested in those motors.

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@superezbz Ak series from T motor will post a list if it passes testing.

[@maniac117]

Id suggest using a 100 round beta-c or 60 round magpul drum mag as the anticipated magazine choice

[@superezbz]

Or a belt fed upper.......

[@GigaVids]

instantly subscribed , well done

[@pfzht]

I perceive a potential accuracy issue, based on the angle of the rifle. Given the arc traversed by the bullet, due to the subtle angle of the barrel. When you shoot this type of rifle, normally, you'll aim center mass on your target at 50 and 300 meters. Whereas, your focal point is going to shift slightly downward between those ranges because of the parabolic path of the bullet. Basically it's going to shoot to the right. Cool project!

[@pfzht]

*for a non-airsoft version 😜

[@anthonylimjoco5958]

A company has done this before, before youtube... in the movie industry. The movie extras talked about the issues they had but I don't remember what rifle they used. I wish I could remember the movie. It had 4 of them connected like you have. They could not mount them in any orientation other than normal upright or they eventually had issues.

[@BIGWIGGLE223]

Dude. Where have you been all my life?! I can't believe what I'm looking at. This is top f'ing shelf, good sir. I'm giving you the standing slow clap right now. 👏🏻 Super impressed. Subbed with notifications on. Too bad KZbin will eventually go totally firearms free. You should look into posting your content to Pepperbox too. I'm about to ask a stupid question.... Are you familiar with Demolition Ranch, The Fat Electrician, Brandon Herrera, Eli, Angry Cops and Doughnut Operator?? Pepperbox belongs to those GunTubers. I'm not sure about how to go about getting a creators account, but your content is excellent and I think you'd fit right in there. Damn..... I can't get over just how f'ing badass that is!! 🤯🤯

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Ill check it out.

[@P.Shu.816]

do you think there is enough space to run a fitelight upper? ...for airsoft

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

I designed a special bracket that allows you to mount a .30cal airsoft ammo can to the left side. It will hold many bbs.

[@Chicano_pistolero]

This is the future of static firefights, imagine a portable version of this with a basiv camera on it so someone can take control of it while you engage other targets. This has SERIOUS potential.

[@jordendavid8992]

Imagine if you only have a few guys to cover a few hundred yards of land, 1 guy can have the coverage of 10 and be safe from direct fire too

[@Florid-Aman]

Lol. From concept to market. Love it.

[@TheDoctorWitch]

I have a question about the ejection port facing a flat object. While, the chances of brass bouncing up into the chamber is low, if there's something there the chances exist. I've seen a lot of strange malfunctions from my time on ranges in the Army.

[@SwiftnerBraveheart]

I wonder how well the heavy airsoft version would mechanically interface with a Hoffman Super Safety.

[@TheTubejunky]

Pepper balls would be a great non lethal use perhaps have a few sentrys one pepperballs one impactive projectiles and one for LAST WARNING WITH LASERS (LAZE SHURES)

[@RileyEntropy]

FPV concept of CROWS remote turret? Yes please!

[@Rally_Armaments]

Not sure if you've test fired it in that orientation before but won't the brass bounce back into the rifle potentially jamming it? Do you have a deflector in mind or tbh if you mount it the opposite way where it flies upwards you might be good. I only say this because I've seen some downward ejecting MGs jam sometimes when the casings bounce back up into the action.

[@David-jo2wr]

Would the large plate broken into 2 bolted together or welded at home be cheaper?

[@625098evan]

IFS does machining as well.

[@saxonstreetcomedy]

I noticed not many caught what you said about the future and shielding. Ionization is going to be the universal equalizer.

[@mintgardener]

I didnt see any spot for camera, do you have an idea for that? will you make it kind of like a periscope?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

@@mintgardener You can see my cameras in othet videos pic rail mounted.

[@mintgardener]

@@deplorablesecuritydevices how simple! perfect

[@joeythesnep5193]

Connect it to alexa I DARE you

[@alotl1kevegas860]

Came up as a recommendation and immediately subscribed. Fuck yeah!

[@matteodelgallo1983]

Have you considered PoE (Power over Ethernet)? It can carry up to 48V(15.4W), would reduce the amount of wires

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

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...

[@gavincline209]

Actually kinda working on an idea of the same type. A few Differences of course. Like full metal box and such but remote control none the less. Getting an APP developed with a camera for sighting is definitely gonna be the hardest part.

[@superezbz]

Not really. Just a CCTV feed to your computer with a crosshair overlay app. Or, you could go old school gamer and tape a reticle to the screen and just use a TV. Or, you could get a scope camera and do one of the other 2 things and use the reticle of the scope or sight.

[@jamesofallthings3684]

Now we need a custom AI model with facial recognition for a targeting system.

[@TheOverturned]

This is beautiful but it needs it's own custom lower with it's own feeding system. Turning everything onto it's side to make up for geometry is sacrificing size, and plausibly functionality. No hate, love this thing. 6 plus 12 oz in and thinking about building my own someday myself. Much love ; D

[@enumclawboys1927]

With the ejection port facing downwards, would that cause any issues?

[@deplorablesecuritydevices]

Will look into it.

[@BigBoyJudge]

I have a few ideas I’d like to share, why not instead when facing the turret. Have the gun on the left side instead of the right? That way the brass gets thrown further away and an operator can better fix potential jams. As well as when repositioning, have a way to instead have a spot for it to mount directly to the lower by getting screwed where the grip attaches. And lastly, do you even need a safety selector on the gun anymore when it’s attached? I would believe if you have the turrets bar that actuates the trigger have its own pin you could put in to make sure it doesn’t actuate the trigger unless removed. This is assuming you plan to have it full auto to begin with and you didn’t want to be bothered with modeling a space for the spring that would be retaining the detent for the safety or super safety if you wanted to make a civilian model.

[@DrewWestPress]

I’d like to preorder 13 of these please. Where do I put my company’s credit card at?

[@ronevergrow8319]

Yolink shut valve system via app🤨🤷🏽( they have a few unit’s with different build quality) you can use their shut valve motor and app for operation from around the world or a car climate control actuator for trigger-pull,, Im sure we’ll see eye to eye when you see the shut valve unit, You can make it work with the a little ingenuity and the parts you already created( yolink even has many camera system. you can use it via app for a targeting system to have a view straight down the barrel. you might have to disassemble their doorbell camera to achieve this, but you get the idea). Omg i love all the gadgets that are out right now, its so cool to be living in these times right now 😊( yolink even has a button pusher and switch flicker🤷🏽, I guess its an attempt to merge new tech with OT ) yolink is a very inexpensive home and horticulture animation system with over 50 products / inspector gadget 🤷🏽. The system is very inexpensive , but works well, plus you can call and speak with the owner he will fabricate something for you if needed 🤨…. ✌🏽

[@ChristopherSloane]

So this is great. But you have to solve a few issues. A 30 round magazine is not enough so whatever you use in the way of motors needs to support the weight of say a 100 round drum. None of it is weather sealed. To protect it you will need something that look natural or specifically BB/paintball/bullet resistant It also has to hide the mounted bullet launcher as well. Of course this is limited due to weight and what would blend into the back ground. The glazing plate is not bad but it need to cover the bullet launcher. Where does the camera mount to?

[@user-mn8lz7gf6d]

you could run the cables in the big bracket, should give at least a bit of protection.

[@ericrichardson825]

I have a point of constructive criticism; I think you might want to relocate the position of the ejection port from being in line with something that can, and in my experience, will often bounce the spent shell casing back into the action/ Bolt carrier group thus jamming the system. This will likely occur spontaneously especially as the vertical pitch is increased and the force of gravity with it. looks great though!

[@LegendIke]

nah bro is def on some lists. this is amazing

[@gkspud206]

For cooling could the motor housings/covers have that honeycomb put all over the surface to act as fins and have motors be passively cooled instead of using fans?

[@ErikOlaf-g9y]

"Airsoft" has come a long way.

[@wolflordgaming31]

why not have the pivot center of the rifle towards the back? near the buttplate/ king nut to the buffer tube? would have a greater aiming radius on the y axis. ... hmm, might get strained under fire if its that far back, motors would have to be stepped up as well

[@946towguy2]

The rail clamp seems to be a major weak point. Also, I think that putting all the shock loading on that shaft is a mistake, rather than having the stepper turn a bearing plate which has two rail clamps at 3 and 9.

[@OnnieKoski]

Can’t wait for the briefcase version.

[@GPOLICE]

You should add target plates that disable the motors and/or other signals to denote that its been disabled so we really can use it for airsoft. And why did you make it not use batteries? It has to use batteries. One person couldn't really carry this plus a power supply or generator, that's all way too much when you could just power it with lipo batteries and swap them out as needed. I would actually use this for airsoft but even for the people that don't, it would be useful to be able to forward deploy these things on the fly and you can't really do that if they require mains

[@B61Mod12]

At least double its capcity with a drum If there is anything I learned from the operation on LV-426, its that the xenos will run a magazine dry real quick.

[@Swagenstein]

SENTRY- *intense Scottish laughter*

[@pauljs75]

Poor man's rig would be a mouse-trap used as a striker to whatever sends the airsoft pellets flying. It's a one-off area denial, but it's only $10 vs. $1000. Doesn't seem like much compared to the sentry setup, until you'd have to deal with 100 of 'em where a defender had time to prepare around the flag objective and with non-standard and devious setups to trip them.

[@GigaVids]

Why don't these have belt fed ar uppers on them ??????? Also and anti bird/drone turret with 410 would be cool