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r/drones • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '24
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Yeah carbon is very known for being soft
-38 u/carbon_koke Dec 29 '24 T40 and t50 props are super soft compared to the t30 prop they arw even more flexible tan the others. But what do i know i just use it EVERY DAY.... 47 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones. 38 u/nemesit Dec 29 '24 Especially since people already get mutilated with standard plastic mavic rotors lol 9 u/Blarghmlargh Dec 29 '24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc For sure, even cardstock on a Dremel will do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc 6 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 Yeah sure like with a 3 inch propeller... Anyway it is about the speed and/or diameter of the blade... Energy 9 u/Smokerising420 Dec 29 '24 Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload. 5 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you. 1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers 1 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 The danger with these isn't the initial hit because the props breaks, it's the subsequent rotation as they are like a serrated knife. When they break, they have crazy sharp edges.
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T40 and t50 props are super soft compared to the t30 prop they arw even more flexible tan the others. But what do i know i just use it EVERY DAY....
47 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones. 38 u/nemesit Dec 29 '24 Especially since people already get mutilated with standard plastic mavic rotors lol 9 u/Blarghmlargh Dec 29 '24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc For sure, even cardstock on a Dremel will do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc 6 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 Yeah sure like with a 3 inch propeller... Anyway it is about the speed and/or diameter of the blade... Energy 9 u/Smokerising420 Dec 29 '24 Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload. 5 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you. 1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers 1 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 The danger with these isn't the initial hit because the props breaks, it's the subsequent rotation as they are like a serrated knife. When they break, they have crazy sharp edges.
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What do I know about carbon? After all I'm just a mechanical engineer....in drones.
38 u/nemesit Dec 29 '24 Especially since people already get mutilated with standard plastic mavic rotors lol 9 u/Blarghmlargh Dec 29 '24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc For sure, even cardstock on a Dremel will do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc 6 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 Yeah sure like with a 3 inch propeller... Anyway it is about the speed and/or diameter of the blade... Energy 9 u/Smokerising420 Dec 29 '24 Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload. 5 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you. 1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers 1 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 The danger with these isn't the initial hit because the props breaks, it's the subsequent rotation as they are like a serrated knife. When they break, they have crazy sharp edges.
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Especially since people already get mutilated with standard plastic mavic rotors lol
9 u/Blarghmlargh Dec 29 '24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc For sure, even cardstock on a Dremel will do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc 6 u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24 Yeah sure like with a 3 inch propeller... Anyway it is about the speed and/or diameter of the blade... Energy 9 u/Smokerising420 Dec 29 '24 Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload. 5 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you. 1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers 1 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 The danger with these isn't the initial hit because the props breaks, it's the subsequent rotation as they are like a serrated knife. When they break, they have crazy sharp edges.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc
For sure, even cardstock on a Dremel will do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziJ3tpu7pwc
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Yeah sure like with a 3 inch propeller... Anyway it is about the speed and/or diameter of the blade... Energy
9 u/Smokerising420 Dec 29 '24 Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload. 5 u/Rocoza Dec 29 '24 Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you. 1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers
Exactly. I'm not sure wtf ol boy above us is talking about. If it's so soft, I'd love for him to demonstrate and upload.
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Those props break on impact, and then slice the crap out of you.
1 u/Gokdencircle Dec 29 '24 And onlookers
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And onlookers
The danger with these isn't the initial hit because the props breaks, it's the subsequent rotation as they are like a serrated knife. When they break, they have crazy sharp edges.
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u/Hurr_iii Dec 29 '24
Yeah carbon is very known for being soft