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I'm stunned by how you've managed to transfer this design from CAD to a working prototype with such precision. I thought that this accuracy could be achieved only on full size craft. Astonishing level of craftsmanship!

I can not wait to purchase this model. Its looks and performance are absolutely amazing.

This thing is absolutely amazing! The amount of work and prototyping that went into this simply boggles the mind. Nicely done!

MAN! your passion and talent is INSPIRING. The design, the details, the ENGINEERING and presentation, all are simply top notch!

Having been a hw and sw engineer for several decades, I'm super impressed with the work you guys have done with this. Not only the mechanics of it all, but the 3D printing challenges, and the flight controller challenges that you've overcome are staggering and impressive! Look forward to seeing more.

Incredible build process and I really enjoy seeing the evolution from original concept to final variant

Thanks René for taking us along on this journey! 👍💪✌

I love what you are doing here, cutting edge design and fabrication, testing, the crazy performance capabilities, all of it is so ingenious and cool. Thanks for sharing your work, it’s really inspirational.

By far the coolest 3d printed plane to date. Loving the lights on the thumbnail. Looking beyond good.

I don‘t even own a 3D printer and I don‘t even know how I got here but I instantly subscribed to your channel. I love this project and I am curious to see what comes next. Mach weiter so 👍🏻

あなたの動画のおかげで自分がいつか作りたいと思っている物を作る方法の一つを見つけらました。ありがとう。

Fantastic work! I like the pointy nose, it's scary!

Lockheed martin design team on their way to hire him:

"Full story", I expected to see JRM do a liftoff and landing, such a cliff hanger! I will wait patiently. Great project, watched every video with huge interest!

This is great to see. I’m currently working on a different yet similar project so I can relate with all the design hours, 3D printing parts just to realize you missed a detail and now the part needs to be reprinted. So kudos and keep it up!

Der aufwand der in dieses Projekt gesteckt wurde hat ein Abo verdient!

I quit instagram, It's great that I got to see your project again

Great work ! Thanks you for sharing so many details as well as the issues you met. I'm impressed by the amount and the quality of the work you've achieved in just 6 months. Also as a designer, I share your love the bambulab and really like the multicolored scheme you've chosen!

This is amazing. I mean, what a time to be alive. To be able to create this from idea, to real flying air plane. And not just any air plane, but something with so many amazing features.

Okay now I want a VTOL Variable sweep wing jet xD

Super cool project! Confusing editing.

What the software design?

It's like seeing the actual scale down version of VTOL Su-57

One thing I think it's worth mentioning, you could have a 3D printed exterior for all the details and laminate the inside for greater strength. Except maybe for the wings, where surface quality is one of the most important material aspect.

Im really impressed with your work. Its amazing! Congrats

Congrats on getting a sponsor! My only feedback is an editing one. You should consider a fade in/out for audio between cuts. Thanks for the process video!

Inspirational work 🤩

You have come up with an awesome VTOL jet and "blown away" the design...

My respect for this enormous task with the result of an impressive solution. Well done!

Excellent engineering. I am looking forward to buying the STL's

the CAD model alone is a work of art

Krasse Arbeit. Gratuliere aus der Schweiz 🇨🇭👍👍👍👍

that is amazing. it looks like a Berkut Golden Eagle Russian jet. And a lot like the U.S. Ryan Vertifan project for the U.S. army. I'd really like to see a Su-75 Checkmate fighter plane made with 2 fans 1 in each wing. Hovering jets amaze me. That is an amazing amount of work on the plastics and composites there. 😆😁😉

bin selber technischer Produktdesigner und arbeite jeden Tag mit CAD. Ich weiß wieviel Arbeit allein in den 3D Dateien steckt. Hut ab 👌🏻

Hi my beste wishes and loot of succes with your projects!!!😊

You sir are a very smart fella,well done it's awesome

Ypu guys have some dope designs. I reallly like that X1 inspired design at the beginning. They're all sick though...would love to fly any of them

This build is so beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

Fantastic work !

Great work René! Lovin' it!

I have enjoyed the making of the su-x so much, and this final project had turn out too cool! all of the prototypes of this jrm were all so cool, and the final C version was so perfected and just AMAZING! I really loved the cool landing gear suspension and retract design, its so clean and compact

Put a base coat of high gloss black under chrome paints like the gold you used. It will look much better.

Are you a full-size aircraft engineer? This is beyond incredible. It is much harder to make a small-scale aircraft work than full-scale aircraft. Simply amazing engineering. Cheers from Texas, USA. With love!

Wow.... I am really amazed by all of your planes design, so well designed and engineered, specifically the folding wheels when it's on air is amazing, just like the real thjng. I really hope i will be able to build one as well one day when i have a 3d printers and the money for the materials needed

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Pure passion! Great job.

Incredible work!

You are the Mike Patey of RC airplanes. Amazing engeneering and prototyping!

If this becomes a real life sized aircraft that a person could fly, it should be designated as the JRM-01 René

PLEASE!!! scale this up for twin 70-90mm with Colorfabb LW-ASA!!!! This is Wonderful work!!! Try the X-fly 70mm fans in the B-1B? Tons of power with a single 6S. It is on the verge of what can be powered with a single 6S pack. With your other motors, you may need to carry a 2nd pack, but maybe you can make the 2nd pack smaller? Just an idea. I would purchase in a heartbeat. I currently have an Ultimaker S2, S5, S7 and a Raise3D Pro2 Plus. I am looking at getting another Ultimaker S5. I want to print in more industrial/professional materials when possible.

wow. a genius building a dream, i love it! very VERY impressive!!!

Success for "Rene... "... Pekalongan, Central Java, Indonesia, 🙏

👏 Bravo !

Excelent design!

LOVELY one visible flaw the forward fan's door opens in the direction of attack. should open away to maintain its aerodynamic design

amazing video

You could try hexagons for the wing's structure for higher structural stability

Whenever available … I’ll try to print it out on my Prusa MK4

Brilliant work

Really really good job. Wow. I m speechless. 👍

Those are beautiful planes, good job!

Truly incredible work

Magical work boys ... but I have a suggestion ... instead of tilting the motors and having door opening-like intakes ... please investigate a sliding-intake doors ... the ducting can have intakes anywhere by sliding a shaft that closes the intake and/or opens another ... you also by that manage the drop in power during transition as I assume ...

Noted! Happy 2024!

Absolutely stunning work! I can tell you are top notch engineers and would excel at any engineering project you put your mind to!

Such great job

Excellent and fantastic and fabulous explanation

beautiful 👏👏👏

Amazing work.

Lots of hard work and excellent results! Thanks a lot for your videos, very expiring and educational. Happy New Year and best of luck with your projects!!!!

Simply astounding. I imagine intricate concepts like this every day, I lie in bed and imagine new assemblies and new ways of achieving results in my aeronautical designs but I sadly lack the CAD skills to make them reality (odd because I am a designer in the aviation industry - interiors and liveries of bizjets - so I scribble on paper but until I learn CAD they remain mostly just scribbles but I’m proud of many of them - I designed an aeroelastic hydrofoil and started working on winglets long before they were commonplace in full size aircraft - until I learn I will keep enjoying the work of masters like you. One thing I would love to see is a study into how thin a scaled down jet’s airfoil can go for effectiveness and efficiency - I know you chose the best airfoil given the flight parameters but I always wonder practically at what point does an airfoil become too thin and if that can be overcome by undercamber or a dynamic airfoil that changes thickness for given flight phases - a span wise oval cam that rotates to raise the upper wing skin at the centre of pressure for instance - just thinking in writing, I love your landing gear design here btw!

I’d love to see actual levcons on the leading edge to the air inlet probably not worth the extra weight but would be interesting to see if you could recover a bit easier on high angles of attack

Fantastic build Rene ! Amazing control.

i really like the design its like spin off of F22 raptor and russia's SU-57

Diene tausendjäger ziet geil aus mann. Richtig krass.

Amazing!! 👍👌

Great Job, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF . Hopefully, sooner than Never, you can Open an Academy where you teach to people who are not “Smart Cookies” like me😄😆. Thanks again!.

Nice work! I like the details

WoW ! Just excellent workmanship, I liked the whole video. OK now I have to get one. How much for the PNP version. HaHa. Great job and video

Truly amazing work!

Hallo ich bin Sprachlos was für eine Wahnsinns Arbeit von und deinem Team einfach nur Wow und das ist wirklich Modelbau vom feinsten Great Job beste Grüsse aus der Schweiz!!!

Nice Job! Great project. From what I can see, I bet you could cut a 1/3rd more airframe weight. There's some really talented folks on RCgroups around 3d printed airframes.

Simply brillant!

can we have a light weight version of the jrm-01 without vtol cause I like to have a light weight power to thrust that would be so cool but ether way incredible work :) weiter so Rene

ASTONISHING WORK!!!!

Bravo c'est impressionnant

Im blown away by how skilled an talented you are very impressed an enjoyed the video wish I could work along side someone of your caliber so maybe some of your skills would rub off on me

This German accent 😂 love it

great work ! amazing ! thank you ! just a little hectic on the very very short time for the timeline cutting of the video, it puts me in dizzy way 🤪

@renerosentraeger I have a suggestion with the front landing gear add a panel to the wheel itself so then when the wheel is tucked it is hidden away.

you can get rolls of the material they install car windshields with, and use that instead of the messy sealant for vacuum bagging. its called mastik. it can be reused. be sure to use 7mil plastic, as it has the elasticity and strength you need for the parts youre making. 9mil will distort your parts in the mould, 5mil will tear.

Made of super lightweight what!!!!!

Amazing commitment to this project, with an amazing result! I love it! On the landing gear, by any chance, would it make sense to put an oil shock on the landing gear so it doesn't bounce on landing? Like something from a real small rc car. So that it's light. Might not even be a problem just an observation. It looks amazing.

I wonder if differential thrust in combination with the TVC you could eliminate the vertical stabs? a tailless version would be kinda cool.

Amazing build. Just my option but I find the music very annoying and turn it down but then it’s interrupted by speech and I can’t hear it. It’s constantly starting and stopping and it’s a new song every time. I’d leave out the music

Inspiring

Amazing work! I coldn`t fly it, but i would love to build one, though. I´m in CAD and 3D printing aswell, so i will try JLC3DP printshop myself. Thanks for showing.

this is epic!

Fantastic job