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Keep trucking till they turn the lights off. Dig the off the shelf component consideration. You were one of the main guys who got me into scratch building and motivated enough to start uploading too.

And yo mark u gotta come on "unsubscribe podcast"buddy im sure scott will come up lmao 😂 we all know it was the slap that got him sooooo.....uncomfortable pause n yup 😅. Thèy would love u. N get adwin on foo😂and daspari

Hey Mark. Mr serbu my name is Bradley, anyway I'm an amateur gun guy here in the good old state of NY unfortunately. Looking to find one of u guys in the industry to learn from

Did the gb22 kit ever come out id buy one

Good idea to use the copper as a shim and backing strip. I'll have to remember that one .

Thank you for sharing!! I downloaded a browser extension that redirects me to duplicates of videos or their equivalences that are on youtube so I can watch it there instead. Also odysee is a lot more lax and lately has really made their website more usable like youtube. Your gun vids there with greater freedom of expression would be tremendous there. Loved the vid! I have been to kuş adası many times.

#markserbu If this were to be a new world-order resistance tool, a great design feature would be a modern simplified version of the Tokarev trigger group due to its modular design. what do you think Mark

@markserbu #markserbu have you thought of downloading some of the South African Musgrave pistol CAD models to see if can find a happy medium between both designs

Ur in a turkey bro thats fucked everyone knows you wanna get in a goat if your trying to get in any animals goat pussy is best animal pussy on the planet

I'm currently doing a semi-auto Sten build but I'm struggling like fuck with the remainder of the tube.. The ring that houses the receiver in the back, I can't get the remainder of the receiver out of there.. any tips?

Free models are free for a reason, no precision. Made with photo references instead of schematics from manufacturers.

I'm an engineer and a VFR rated pilot. Engineers tend to be better at flying the instruments. As an electrical engineer, I have a lot of experience with instruments that help me perceive things I can't see - electrical current, resistance, frequency, waveforms, digital pulses, etc. With any electronic control system, it's important to tell it what to do then repeatedly verify that it's doing what you *think* you told it to do. That's much more true when flying IFR. The consequences are a lot worse than microwaving a baked potato for 55:55 instead of 5:55. The typical expectation bias in this case wouldn't be programming a descent and never checking it. It would be checking that the programmed descent has initiated and assuming that it's the descent you wanted, rather than checking that the descent terminated at 1600 feet. It's a good idea to routinely scan GPS position, heading, altitude and wings relatively level to ensure the plane is where you need it to be, but that's easier said than done with tuning a radio for ATIS at the destination, talking to approach, copying clearances, distractions from passengers, etc. Things happen quickly in a high performance plane. I quickly learned to tell passengers that we're about to land and I need to focus, so please don't talk until we're on the ground, unless you see a fire or parts falling off... and I wasn't flying a Boeing so that's unlikely. I doubt the controller was that worried. He did his job by monitoring your flight and repeatedly attempting to warn you. He's off the hook if you make a smoking crater. He also had a good idea of the ceiling and figured that you'd break out into VFR conditions and fix the problem, assuming you weren't incapacitated, in which case there isn't anything he can do anyway. You didn't seem to be in a 1 g descending turn in the clouds. You just seemed to be descending a bit too low. It was fortunate you were over flat terrain, but you never know where you might find a tall tower in low clouds. If the pilot makes a mistake, the pilot dies. If the controller makes a mistake, the pilot dies. I'm glad it worked out for you and will be a motivation to improve.

Very cool. 3D CAD FTW! I really need to get off my duff, convert an old 3D printer into an ECM for rifling barrels, and design a maximally 3D printed gun. Or start with a Glock barrel and design my own max 3D printed gun... for fun.

If it’s so bad I can’t buy a p80 kit because it’s been outlawed, I may as well look up the sten. lol

Finally, someone is designing a slide thicker than a Hi-Point. 🤣Very unique! If you're already thinking about a name for the final design, I'll throw the name "the birthday cake" out there because it looks like a an icing gun for cakes.

Why not make rails the whole length ? I have to say I now carry a gx4carry like A g48 size and the rails are super long all one and its the smoothest shooting gun I have in that size more then my 365 more then the g48 and more then the hellcat

Just found this on Reddit earlier this evening on my phone on the sub Reddit of this video man.

RUMBLE

Being your own best critic to make design changes 👌

Front end piece can be additional slide points

Have you thought about making a video with tips and tricks on designing in solidworks? I started using the program some time ago and it's brilliant but I still can't deal with the trigger group for example, specifically simulating the action. I would be extremely grateful. I love the channel I love your work, sending greetings from Poland:)

Looks like A HOT GLUE GUN

Whether you know it or not you are redesigning the Musgrave 9mm pistol.

Great insight into the mind of a genuine artist! Love it Mark. 👌

kinda reminds me of the linda carbine it'd be awesome if you can use some mechanical advantages to lower the weight of the slide and recoil spring strength

If we all would follow on an alternate gun friendly venue, UA-cam would get the Bud Light Treatment they have earned. UA-cam is suppressing free speech and media. And I understand the frustration for creators because the audience won't follow them to another video provider, because UA-cam is familiar.

a very nice modern take to the J.P. Sauer & Son Second Series Model 1913 Pistol

UA-cam is a POS platform

Looks nice. It looks like something someone that has a small home shop could easily build. I wish i had more time to work with CAD. I tend to build then fit things together. When i do cad something i always try to figure out how i would machine it theb design it around my capabilities.

5:39. swing link it with a roller chain. kinda like an 1911

Nice work.

Mark I got a headache watching u move that gun around. Thank you 😊

I love Turkey… ❤

@markserbu what I would like to see, is someone design a universal, forward charging conversion system, for an AR-15! I know it isn't much but it is something I think would be cool.

Cool

Drop in barrel and orient it with the feed ramp. Does solidworks have a free or cheap version

You have to make that in 30 cal

Tec-17! Reminds me of the pistols from the first total recall movie. I like it!

Are any of your "pews" CA legal?

Are you still playing around with necked up 5.7? Really interested to where that goes.

Yes they did use them into the 80's. I was station in Meunchweiler, Germany 83 -85 and during Reforger 84, we had a tank unit at our base. I saw a driver climbing out of his M60 tank carrying a grease gun.

Love you videos like this Mark - hearing your musings on the process, making stuff fit, how stuff will go together, how to avoid designing something that can't be made / unmade - thanks!

THINK THE WORD YOU WERE LOOKING FOR , MAY BE 'DEFORMED' MARK !!!!! 🎉❤

cool

At 11:16, perhaps have the chamber and trunnion as one piece and the barrel screws into it? That way, you could notch the chamber for an extractor and the barrel wouldn't need to be "keyed" to a particular rotational position.

Random thought (probably will not work out). How about using a break or suppressor attached to the slide to help in slowing the slide down as its a direct blowback? Precision though would be very important, and when you keep that in mind then using a gas delayed system is maybe just as easy. Just a thought, 0 calculations done, not gone over it thinking logicallly, thought of start of this video

why don't you alter the design the sheet metal component so it can be chassis that could be interchanged throughout a number of firearms that can have different grips barrels calibers etc and registered? kind of like the sig or defcad options? feels like what you have is simple and cool but could be moreso

What i don't like about UA-cam is they pick on only some gun channels. Like you, Now Matt from Demo he can get by with so much never have no trouble with UA-cam. It is B/S if you ask me.

Pretty cool Mark! Don’t forget the optic cut!😂

I think all the guntubers should get together and file a lawsuit against youtube.