20" + Travel - Extreme Bush Plane Landing Gear (Scrappy Bush Plane 15)

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@MikePatey 4 года назад

Please excuse the spelling error on the bottom of the screen, we were too excited about getting this video out to notice 😂🤠👍🏻

@normplatt7549 4 года назад

you are awesome! love the explaining! show is great! thanks for sharing! don't prang your prop!

@ForFunFlyer 4 года назад

Was there a spelling error? I only watched the insane suspension on Scrappy... 😋

@JimmyZ408 4 года назад

Keep Smiling Mike :) Truly amazing work!!

@ralphwhillier7720 4 года назад

know ploblem 🙄

@kennapop3 4 года назад

@@ForFunFlyer Schools out.

@jansenpapworth9718 4 года назад

Its not boring we would love to see more of the solid-works stuff

@MikePatey 4 года назад

Jansen Papworth .... great I love to see this. I will start showing more 👍🤠

@tommino8970 4 года назад

@@MikePatey Can you also show calculated forces/torque/etc from FEM in the model please? It will be very exiting to see real part of the aircraft and the also in the computer. I'm not mechanical engineer and I have always doubts when I see home-made airplane with very thin pipes holding the (8-Cylinder) engine or on the landing gear. Thanks a lot!

@kellyven1069 4 года назад

Mike Patey absolutely! The more detail the better!

@Cavalier-lp8tr 4 года назад

@@MikePatey I don't know if you will see this, but I recently found and purchased the plane my father built in 1978. I was fortunate to have use of this plane as a kid. It's still flying, but (42years later) in need of repair. I was hoping you could tell me where I can find information on working with fibreglass and carbon fiber. RU-vid videos are always lacking critical info. This would mean a lot to me. Thanks, Jay

@snowgorilla9789 4 года назад

Count me in

@kylelaw7210 4 года назад

The "time lapse" is really just Mike's normal speed. How else do you think he gets so much done?

@f.dt.f3965 4 года назад

EXACTLY what i was thinking........warp drive....??

@sophiejaysstuff4026 4 года назад

Let's take a vote. Who wants a video every day? The waiting is very painful..... Mike, you have inspired me to get back to work! You have energized me to finish my C-185, do some maintenance to my 1946-Cub and finish some of my RC projects. My daughter (14) has also been inspired by your videos and is now flying our Cub and the 1941-Stearman.

@portnuefflyer 4 года назад

"One, to two thousands, I'm not holding it together, it fits that tight." For this half a** pipe fitter and pilot, I'm in awe! He has access to the best of the best in tooling, and even better, knows how to use it, and EVEN BETTER, it's all aircraft related. Carry on.

@marinetothecorps4864 4 года назад

“Never been done on an aircraft however, it has been flight tested” ... morning coffee through the nose on that one Mike. 😂👍

@StephanLiebenberg 4 года назад

I was just thinking about the drag that gear would create. Then you mentioned that tidbit in the end and I immediately went 'well obviously!' You really think of everything

@warrendemars 4 года назад

All of those tubes will add a significant amount of drag, well, 35" tires aren't exactly slender, so might as well make the fairing wing shaped to help negate some of the drag and add lift.

@tomcoryell 4 года назад

I was thinking weight would be an issue as well. This is going to be a really interesting build and finished plane!

@Mitchellms123 4 года назад

Just think, we live in a world where mike patey exists.

@kennapop3 4 года назад

If youl ike what you do, some say you never work a day in your life. I say life without work has no satisfaction.

@Cadmium77 4 года назад

If you go right back to the Elizabethan era, and study the evolution of the philosophy behind the American Dream you'll see that Mike is living the very essence of the American Dream; that an individual, even a poor man who is able to be free, and disciplined enough to study math, and physics and technology can just spontaneously generate great wealth, national strength and personal happiness. Happiness isn't trivial; it's included in the Constitution. "Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness".

@my31and37 4 года назад

When Art meets landing gear..That's seriously some of the best tubing fitment I've ever seen.

@tatdexter2334 4 года назад

Another prime example illustrating how "We got lucky!" means the better you plan, the luckier you get. I'm so very impressed by the concept, planning and development of everything I've seen on your channel. Always looking forward to the next installment.

@jonminer9891 4 года назад

New terminology required for Scrappy: Highly motivated perfection. Watching you work is a lesson in how to create a synergistic loop: Motivation => Perfection => Motivation. I hope that many of your viewers are young enough to become motivated to follow your example. Thanks for sharing.

@Waveluth 4 года назад

Mike this might be a dumb question but: how do you feel knowing that your contributions to Aviation History will be spoken of for generations to come. Nikola Tesla invented non stop because that’s who he was. You are without a doubt going down in history for your accomplishments in flying but for your innovations as well. That’s got to be a pretty cool feeling Mike. Thanks for allowing us all to be a part of your journey through history. 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻😎

@thewoodshoppe1008 4 года назад

Ever since I found your videos of Draco I've been hooked. I'm not a pilot however you explain things so simple that I actually understand what you are doing and it's fascinating to be apart of the build process of Scrappy, so I thank you for taking the time to make these videos for us. Now "back to work"!

@AlbertManiscalco 4 года назад

same here

@jamesbarnhartsr5745 4 года назад

Same here. I am a 72 yr old retired TRUCKER. Almost 45 yrs ago when i started driving trucks we were trucker and proud of it. ( No professional drivers when i started ) Only been in a privet plane 3 times and a helicopter 2 times. Loved it all times. But this makes my day to watch these videos. Makes me wish i was 45 yrs younger. Made me almost cry when he crashed Draco.

@andreasclauss7448 4 года назад

me too...this guy is fantastic

@ForFunFlyer 4 года назад

Don't want to run an ad here, but did you guys see my interview with Mike, I posted yesterday on my channel? You'll probably like that one too... 😉

@thewoodshoppe1008 4 года назад

@@jamesbarnhartsr5745 LOL...I started driving trucks in 92. I loved every mile of it, and I'd still be driving but medical issues has got me parked. Anyway, I felt the same about hearing about Draco.I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen the video. I like his innovations and his ability to create a solution that makes the airplane better than before.

@teddynebel 4 года назад

Just wow. No words this is amazing. I’m studying as an aeronautical engineer and I absolutely love your videos

@petittoto7433 4 года назад

I would love to know what your teachers are thinking about this landing gear...

@stuartschindler9435 4 года назад

@Teddy Nebel yeah seriously let us know about a prof’s input. Would be cool to hear

@jimmymcdougald692 4 года назад

Hi Mike, I Just Got home from work, I'm a Respiratory Therapist in the front lines of this COVID-19 issue, So When I saw this video upload, It was a great way to end my day! Your time lapse sequence was a HUGE Success and I throughly enjoyed it, great Job! As for the CAD and your explanations and demonstrations, keep those coming too! Very inspiring and worth every minute for us "Arm Chair" Aironautical Engineer Wannabes and the Real Ones like Yourself! God Bless You and Keep it coming!

@teddynebel 4 года назад

Yeah I totally should. I’ll send him an email and let you guys know what he thinks of it. Prob next week tho. Bc weekend

@petittoto7433 4 года назад

@@teddynebel Have you done it ? Did he respond ? If yes, I bet he says this landing gear is a bad idea...

@RossLeavitt 4 года назад

The “time lapse” is actually Mike’s normal working speed. He just slows everything else down so we can understand it. 🔥

@onehandmedicgaming1925 4 года назад

I'm calling it now, Scrappy works out, and Mike starts a new company "Best Cubs"

@bry29bry 4 года назад

All the tiny details such as that Toe-In detail are what make you such an awesome engineer! Keep this stuff coming! Such an inspiration! Thank you.

@hoppermantis7615 4 года назад

Renasaience designing.. People across the world are daring to Dream. Hardware to pixels. Inspirational.

@johnhines852 4 года назад

I remember a long time back somebody made a three wheel streamlined car with a motorcycle engine that was supposed to get high gas mileage but no one bothered about tire alignment. It steered badly, the tires wore out, and you couldn't fix it because the basic design was too weak and nonadjustable. It sure was shiny though. There is no replacement for doing your homework.

@fuzzy8752 4 года назад

Mike, you really are an inspiration to all of us. I went and bought a supercub fuselage in need of repair last week to start my own project, and it's all your fault! Can't wait to see your wings, I'm playing with carbon fiber ribs for mine.

@aarontolman8866 4 года назад

This is what America needs. More people building, designing, innovating. Watching these videos has inspired me to get in the garage and start finishing my projects. Thanks Mike! Keep the videos coming!

@ralong8915 4 года назад

When it comes to productivity, you've got to be the most inspiring person I've ever encountered on RU-vid. Anytime my level of motivation isn't where I'd like it to be, I've been able to rely on starting up one of your videos and with a few minutes I'm back to work. Thanks Mike! When I finally get through this FAA medical, I'll be looking to cross paths with you and the Flying Cowboys at some point to personally thank you guys for all of the inspiration and motivation.

@TheFroztv 4 года назад

It is always too short and always too long between each video! Can't wait for the next one!!

@tomscott3939 4 года назад

people that enjoy engineering, machinist, and welding. off road proven and love to fly,can not get enough of this thank you for posting all of your videos love them all keep up the good work!!!

@TheCarlious 4 года назад

Please please please do a few videos of just your solid works. It’s not boring. You’re helping out the GA community.

@vince4metallica 4 года назад

I love watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to document your build progress.

@Brian-cj4bj 4 года назад

Mike, as always, this is epic! I was so excited to get this premiere's notification. Coffee break and Scrappy video = best coffee break! Show more. If it is not boring for you then it is likely not boring for us. :)

@samualmccarter7205 4 года назад

Brian Beckman I agree! Share everything! We are as eager as you to learn!

@PDZ1122 4 года назад

Stress analysis is what separates the yahoo fabricators from the engineers.

@jonkeau5155 4 года назад

PDZ1122 on the flip side of that argument real world fabrication experience is what makes him stand out from the engineers that fabricators and mechanics curse with their every breath.

@teamidris 4 года назад

@@jonkeau5155 And the delicate touch you need to fly seems to be the thing that transports to welding, because those are nice runs :o)

@tomhutchins1046 4 года назад

Yes but it is very dependent on what you put in and how you actually load the part in real life. Which is hard to predict. Its a tool if used properly will help but if used improperly will harm. its not the final answer.

@KeithKman 4 года назад

TakeDeadAim Interesting. Would your design be lighter too?

@micealmacadaim6550 4 года назад

It's so inspiring to see the attention to detail you are putting into every aspect of this build. Thanks for sharing your passion.

@normanbott 4 года назад

Mike , it's not boring ! I've done modelling and stress analysis decades ago and it was painful ! Can't wait to see the next episode. You welds are things of beauty by the way. Awesome project.

@guntmar 4 года назад

... that slide into frame in the beginning of this video is how i feel every time a new Mike Patey episode is posted. keep em coming, more often ! great stuff !

@syx3s 4 года назад

you know it's an real labour of love when you see someone put this much effort into something and the youtube revenue won't even start to pay for it. thanks for continuing to share all this mike. you're the man.

@mojojoejoe6661 4 года назад

Darn Mike, I think I am as excited as you to see this gear truss system go without a hitch! Your enthusiasm is infectious and I truly hate to see each video end!!

@sickjohnson 4 года назад

Always some of the best content on RU-vid. Thank you Mike! More Please.

@brentowen2225 4 года назад

Trophy truck + Airplane = The coolest thing ever to fly

@jamesedmister9922 4 года назад

It will be a 'Trophyplane' for sure!

@Ernest-Li 4 года назад

Can’t wait to see it once it’s done

@Deadstick_OG 4 года назад

Love this mans enthusiasm. Hell of an engineer!!! Keep up the great work @Mike Patey

@KitfoxPilot 4 года назад

Mike I just got my first Grip Lock Ties and they are great! Watching your build with so much carbon fiber work really inspires me with my build. Thanks

@paulspitsen3581 4 года назад

Mike, your work on Scrappy is in a word just awesome! I can say that I never find any of your videos boring. If anything they are always over too soon for me. Excellent work and I cannot wait to see you enjoy flying Scrappy.

@skm9420 4 года назад

That clip of the sand car is exactly what I pictured in my mind when you showed the rear gear.

@teddyballgame4823 4 года назад

Love the technical part of your videos and the engineering behind your designs. You cannot geek out enough with the technical aspect of your videos. Scrappy is going to be so over the top awesome !!! Cheers.

@Crewsy 4 года назад

Stunning Mike. Simply stunning. The fit of each piece is amazing and your TIG welds are beautiful.

@jonahcilley7978 4 года назад

This is such an epic build! I’ve been following it since day 1, and I’m only getting more excited to hear that engine roar to life and to see Scrappy go “space shuttle mode” on her first flight!

@timbuchholtz3904 4 года назад

Hell yes! Never pushed watch so quickly! love your builds

@Mower117 4 года назад

I'm always excited to see a new Mike Patey video! None of them are boring. The time lapse is great. Any of the nitty-gritty stuff, Mike, you might think is boring, I would find interesting, as I'm sure, 1000's of others would agree. I look forward to the stress analysis software, explainations, and truly ANY detail you care to share. Your passion, thoroughness, and inventiveness are inspirational, a fun learning experience, and a thrill to watch! Please keep your videos releasing. Thank you!

@rumbear1 4 года назад

Great video Mike. The creativity that you bring forth is continually amazing!

@tyronneshoelaces8843 4 года назад

Im as excited as Mike is! This is killing me, the suspense is too much!

@paulw.4834 4 года назад

Mike, the time-lapse worked perfectly. Good tool for condensing fab work. 😀

@Sixguns1 4 года назад

Mike, you continue to amaze me with the quality of your design and craftsmanship. Nothing in this process could ever bore me, I soak it up and I'm grateful that it's available for viewing.

@Kiwi_Pilot 4 года назад

Love how passionate you are in your work. You make these videos so exciting to watch. Can't wait to see the next video!

@eldonfox 4 года назад

I was thinking all that structure needed a fairing. Building a wing around all those moving parts should be interesting! My nephew is studying engineering and I think he'll really like these videos. I'll definitely share! I do have a question for you. How do maintain your energy/productivity level? Could you do a "daily routine" video? Thanks!

@garyreed2206 4 года назад

I think he did a "Daily Routine" one back when he was building Draco.

@drewt3210 4 года назад

ADHD is often described as "feeling as if you're driven by a motor--like having a race car engine with no brakes." I'll tell you, it often feels manic/compulsive. Once I started taking medicine (Concerta) at 42yrs old, I was FINALLY able to harness and direct that feeling. My productivity level went through the roof! Not sure if Mike takes medicine or not, but he's clearly got a handle on focusing the "God-given gift" that is ADHD.

@eldonfox 4 года назад

@@garyreed2206 Thanks Gary, I'll take a look for that one. I started following Mike when he was nearly done with Draco, so I must have missed that video.

@eldonfox 4 года назад

@@drewt3210 I hadn't considered ADHD, I just assumed it was habit or A LOT of coffee!

@MikePatey 4 года назад

Eldon Fox, Diet Coke 👍🤠 more directly McDonald’s Diet Coke is my choice 😂

@aesbj9228 4 года назад

Being a detail oriented person, this is sooo satisfying to watch.

@fremountstsongsrich2453 4 года назад

Mike oh man only one word I can think of for you is Epic build! Can't wait to see what else you have instore for Scrappy and us! Thank you for sharing this!!!!!!

@LincolnMolin 4 года назад

Awesome design Mike! Scrappy continues to amaze. Can't wait for the next video. Nothing is boring in your videos by the way!

@MrDecaliostro 4 года назад

There is never enough wings for Mike 😀

@JESchnake 4 года назад

It is coming together. Looking really good. I build and fly model aviation and design alot of my own builds haven't built anything custom in a long time. Your sure giving me the want to build again. Thank you for the great videos.

@brianevans2021 4 года назад

Nothing boring about your vids Mike, love every second of them !! Thanks for taking the time to share.

@kylefrye6265 4 года назад

Thanks for all the great content! I love your enthusiasm and it is so cool to watch you take experimental aviation to a whole new level!

@rustyduktape 4 года назад

this is just on another level, total league of its own. friggin race car stuff here! haha, amazing work, speechless.

@Pascal_Robert--Rc_Creations 4 года назад

All along i was wondering why you made that second smaller tube on the arm, didn't seem to do much for strength with the shape it had. then you mentioned the wing at the end... *mind-blown again*

@paulcook978 4 года назад

I am in awe Mike, I absolutely love logging in down here in Australia to see how you are advancing with Scrappy and any other project you are working. The engineering, the way you go about your work and your enthusiasm is inspirational. One day I hope to get to the US and go to a real airshow, the only thing that would beat that would be to see your workshop. Keep the Scrappy vids coming, I am hanging to see it spread its wings.

@CostaExtranjero 4 года назад

I really admire your attitude towards life. So optimistic, so can-and-will-do anything, you sir should be a role model for a whole generation!

@zzw26n 4 года назад

Mike is a Class Act!

@01spm 4 года назад

The engineering that went into the jig itself is mind blowing let alone the A arms and knuckles. I wondered about toe in and you explained it good. An other question I have how are you protecting the inside surfaces of the welded components? Nordyn used to have all their tubes drilled so they could fill the fuselage with heated linseed oil and coat the inside, as well as check for bad welds. How are you protecting the interior of your components or is it not a worry ? As always Mike your amazing.

@2WheelTT 4 года назад

So impressed with your passion and how it has driven the project engineering and fabrication. Awesome to see one person delivering all the skill sets and thoroughly enjoying the finished product. Doesn't get much better than that. Utmost respect! Life's short, play hard!

@kellydrover1994 4 года назад

Love your enthusiasm for this project excellent work Mike!

@alexworks9659 4 года назад

Called it! I saw those tabs a thought “he’s building a 4lnk suspension” fricken awesome!!! You are single Handedly progressing aviation like the wright brothers. Way to go Mike!👍🏽😁👊🏽💪🏽back to work!

@markdoan1472 4 года назад

Saw that too .. was virtually certain it was a twin A arm coming ..but never imagined the A arms would become air foils as well

@warjunky14 4 года назад

The next build using Generative Design techniques for everything structural would be absolutely wild.

@stevecuthbert8856 4 года назад

You are allowed to have a mistake like that because all of the engineering, welding, imagining you do to perfection and you are truly a work of art.

@Roadhouseee 4 года назад

This build is so FREAKING MESMERIZING! I’ve learned so much from you man!

@Stephane1995 4 года назад

The buggy he showed a clip of is from the channel monsterair2 if anyone's wondering, completely selfbuilt!

@robzoorob3704 4 года назад

Oh man a trophy truck that can fly love it can’t wait to see it in action

@superg9149 4 года назад

You are truly and inspiration my friend! For me flying has always been a dream! I have done RC Planes, Helis, Quads, Trucks.....you name it, but have never gotten to actually learn to fly. Now at 47 and living in Reno I think that I am going for it! God bless You and Your family. Thank You for your great videos.......and No, none of your content is boring; it is actually very educational. Keep it Up! Hopefully one of these days I can meet You at the Reno Air Races. Stay Safe....Stay Healthy .

@rollnryan27 4 года назад

SO nice to see your genuine excitement Mike. always awesome when guys are set up to build their dreams with their own hands ❤

@Chad_at_Big_CAT_Networking 4 года назад

Draco in the background :( So excited about Scrappy!

@Skynet-1 4 года назад

I was glad to see that also!

@nostranger2u 4 года назад

Draco?!! Where? Or, did you mean flying in the intro?

@totallyjonesin 4 года назад

@@nostranger2u 2:00

@charles12062 4 года назад

@@nostranger2u It is setting beside the Cub in the intro.

@TacticalTightwad 4 года назад

@@totallyjonesin It's in the background in the corner of the hanger. It almost looks like a helicopter fuselage.

@insolentstickleback3266 4 года назад

Yes please, show Solid Works stress analysis, thank you!

@fuggnut 4 года назад

Definitely outside of the box Mike. Out standing that you bring your off road experience into your build.

@dannau4963 4 года назад

Love what you do by making so many disciplines accessible

@GregoryAnderson7 4 года назад

The size of those bush wheels!! Holy hell!

@AnthonyVella 4 года назад

Just when I thought I was the happiest person flying on RU-vid. 😳

@ericgoldstein4734 4 года назад

Mike - really enjoy the videos. The ingenuity and process are amazing!

@imacrazyguy5831 4 года назад

I love this. Reborn from the ashes! New, better and the best yet to come!

@kevinbowers3917 4 года назад

Kudos on those dimes,, stacked like a full time welder..Cheers,ed.

@josiatokirina1788 4 года назад

YAY! "Another Mike Patey "aka: Master Creator, Builder, Engineer, Pilot, Amazing Fun Guy" Video! I was starting to get Scrappy withdrawals. Nothing you show us is boring. Every detail you share is very interesting and creatively satisfying. Thank You so much for letting us be apart of your amazing world of flying.

@MrBing4466 3 года назад

You keep saying how happy you are.....who wouldn’t be happy with a shop like the one you are in! You are one smart dude and I really envy you.

@johnensalaco5012 4 года назад

Mike, so happy to hear your safe and healthy

@N1RKW 4 года назад

"If I forget to flare"... Don't you mean, "In case I stall it 100 feet off the deck"? Awesome work as always, Mike!

@207PH 4 года назад

Can not wait to see this plane fly. I’m guessing takeoff distance less than a helicopter 😝 Awesome stuff Mike

@ronjackson1416 4 года назад

He could probably take off going backwards!

@MikePatey 4 года назад

😂😂

@rtlamb 4 года назад

Happiness through the magic of CAD/CAM!! Well done Mike!

@michaelstuart3747 4 года назад

You're an amazing inspiration! Especially for people like me who like to "get back to work" and get it done. Thank you for your content Mike!!!

@FarmerFpv 4 года назад

The never been done before on an airplane but has been flight-tested had me dying, Mike. Flight tested is an understatement, that was literally stalled from a few stories up, you'll be having other issues if you stall it from that high, LMAO hilarious, Mike. I was eating some rice and veggies when you said that and a pea shot out my nose at match 10 kinda hurt coming out! 😂

@markcloer5821 4 года назад

Your engineering skills make me feel like a knuckle dragging cro magnon...lol

@FarmerFpv 4 года назад

I'm with you on that. LMAO!

@chrisrigoni 4 года назад

One of my favourite channels by far, definitely should make videos on all the aspects you get stoked on. Your knowledge and enthusiasm is infectious, it will alway be worth watching !!

@MikeNHOC 4 года назад

I just love how you think and how you get from a thought to an actual piece. You are truly amazing!

@almerindaromeira8352 4 года назад

When I saw the tubing behind the main upper A frame I actually thought of covering it with canvas. Well, you are always two steps ahead. Also, it's crazy how much frontal area those tires take!

@doogssmee9742 4 года назад

Wouldnt be a "carbon cub" if it used canvas

@almerindaromeira8352 4 года назад

@@doogssmee9742 what are you talking about? All carbon cubs use canvas. This is the only one with that much carbon fiber. Also if it was a real composite aircraft design it wouldn't need the steel tubing frame.

@janwege150277 4 года назад

My polish heart is in such a huge pain when I see Dear Draco in parts... :,-( Mike, great to see You!

@hypnocracy6102 4 года назад

Yeah...and then you see the Phoenix Draco in White on the other side of the frame...and know good parts are migrating from one to the other.

@ludwigrieger7556 4 года назад

Well done, this is what experimental aircraft is all about. With all the factory build experimental aircraft we loose exploring new ideas of doing things differently. You inspire me

@richardbertino8859 4 года назад

I absolutely love the long videos. Thank you. Your story is amazing.

@cameronnerdin4910 4 года назад

I was just about to write a post saying "Ya know Mike, you could make that into a lifting surface if you skinned it and give you maybe 3 percent more lift when you said now I am going to make it a lifting surface." LOL NICE!!

@henco9306 4 года назад

This guy is building something that even NASA would be proud of.

@apex3dhomedesign240 4 года назад

Mike, you are an amazing engineer fabricator & inventor. It's fun to watch because I am learning something valuable. Yours is some of the best content online.