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All that spinning, making me sleepy 😂😂

I wanted to see how fast it can drive forward in a straight line... I'm not sure how, but this feels like it could maybe be useful for making an omnidirectional pad for VR that people could walk on

Far be it for a normie like me to suggest any "improvements", but some type of shock absorbers on the struts that connect the wheels to the chassis would make it alot more street viable if you actually wanted to take this out.

There's nothing quite like powerful tools in the hands of creative and knowledgeable people!

whats the point if it cant go in a straight line ????

Windows 95 😅

You should make your next project street-legal

I hate everything about that amazing beautiful image presented by the thumbnail

When u put the furby inside i was threatened by it bc i don't like furby robots

Dude, stunning level of thinking, design, engineering and building. You are a legend. The possible uses of this for things like wheelchairs is amazing

So how can this bike help people? I'm asking sincerely

^5

This looks like it would make for a great mech version of polo

i am trying to find a purpose for this bike. like maybe a postman could use it in really crowded cities or something. Or maybe some kind of warehouse thing

19:55 In MN we call that whippin schitties.

deff need to challenge hacksmith to something

This is really cool! You attached a headlight to the front, does that mean it can also go forward in a straight line?

So couldn't you make a normal bike as well with this design? Like one that can roll over things instead of having such a small front lip?

Wow, fantastic job. This thing is just amazing. The circles and sideways are great and all, but I'd love to see you give it the beans in a straight line forward.

You shouldve used a helicopter joystick for controlling it.

wow nice man..

Sir , can we use Electronic Control Unit i.e.open ECU for controlling the 4 wheeler robots ?? How to start ?? What should be a roadmap??

has Red Bull already reached out to you?

Don't show stunt show technology 😢

looks like this could be useful for some sort of specialised forklifts or cranes

Utmost respect for your engineering prowess but ... what's it for?

those belts are bound to snap off. I'd use a differential..... a mechanical drive, not a belt drive.

I love the confidence to test this on concrete with no helmet first try🤣

Why doesn't it go forward and backwards?? It does sideways i thought you said it would?? Maybe I missed it??

This is a good start, but... it needs to maneuver like a bike to some extent, with the obvious attractions of subtle sideways movements. It won't ever be able to handle like a bike, unless you put the turn mechanism by rotating the handlebars. A motorcycle counter steers. How would it brake?

Absolutely phenomenal! It's unexpectedly delightful and engaging.

I told my girl about this, and her mouth started to water!

When i add the file into ultimaker cura it shows the whole thing and it not in pieces

How

I'm new to 3d printing. I got the head file. How do I separate each piece to print?

You can tell hpw excited he is based on how much test footage there was😂😂

Someone: what kinda motor do you have? James: a 4 wheeler Someone: cool! can I see it? James: *pulls out this thing*

You should try to make a legitimate hover board made of high speed rotation and jet engines

My dream is to have an ATV with Mecanum wheels. Driving around like the covenant vehicles in Halo.

Как же этот чел любит роликонесущую ходовую

hi. what a great project. i am wondering, if it would not be more simple and faster to make moldes of parts that you need and than create as many copies in no time. all the best.

I would very much like to ride a ScrewBike.

lol just never go down a hill i guess

Amazing project, I would have liked to see it driven in a straight line for little bit. Other than that very impressed.

Incredibly innovative, smart and cool!

What about buttons on the handlebars where you can independently control each wheel separately?

I spent 2 weeks printing, sandblasting and dying 4 inch mecanum wheels off an HP Jetfusion 4200.

For all the footage riding it like a sit 'n' spin, you never actually rode it straight forward like a bike.

Dude, your brain, !!!!!?

@James Bruton did you know you actually made it onto our country´s biggest mainstream news server? :-D Congrats, man!