>>64973433
The only problem now is the warheads.

>>64973433
performance is probably ass, but it beats launching a pak-3 at a shahed

>>64973433
>to consumer garages
Good luck with that, there's a reason countries don't allow civilians to have MANPADS, or Surface-to-Air anything

>>64973433
>watch the video
>it’s some shitty cawadooty / war footage trailer woth two short clips of his "rocket" veering off to the side
I built a 3d printed attack helicopter, it consists of a single drone rotor and a mac mini enclosure. Cost is about $7

Time to download everything related to the project.
Probably go the same way as the garage built cruise missile.

I'm just honestly suprised it was a zoomer, maybe there is hope of intelligent life there after the milennial dark age

>>64973495
Zoomers havent had a real chance yet. Once the majority of them are 30 things are going to be wild. Buckle in.

>>64973433
Based. Now he just needs to find a way to use Flock LPRs for target acquisition.

>>64973433
It's cool but
>Optical tracking from pre-positioned cameras
That limits what it's good for to an extreme degree. Not mobile at all, no ability to engage anything remotely high performance. It's certainly cool as fuck, but I'm kind of skeptical it has much of a niche.

>>64973495
Don't get your hopes up. Go look at a Bell curve. This dude is the far right pixel.

>>64973433
>PLA corn plastic
It's junk

>>64973441
The only problem with controled stuff is the precursors.
And the knowledge to make them is freely online.
>>64973450
As he said the problem is performance because machines arent as precise but again.
Knowledge on how to make said machine is also online.
So yeah, you can make a lathe in your garage along with all the chemicals needed mercury fulminate,... You can make your own smelters to make a ingot off of tin cans,...
Problem is performance and the fact you risk blowing yourself.
If you had enough time on your hands and resources you could most definitly make a cruise missile no problem.