Testing 8 Innovative New Boat Propeller Designs

[Earth-Apple]

That under water footage is amazing, props for taking this much time to create a video.

[daylen]

I like how you absolutely shat on the guy with his 'patent pending' prop and absurdly high confidence, and then immediately proved your point. Insane how people just refuse to take feedback

[drangus]

I love this format.
- Shit on the bad designs and mock submitter's overconfidence
- Test props
- Shit on the designs some more, but with data

[AlexPeace]

“So cool.” Little old Asian man was just genuinely interested in what you where doing and was probably bored, just out on a walk and I bet seeing what you where doing made his day and gave him something to talk about. Awesome how being creative and interesting draws interest of strangers, I don’t know why more YouTubers don’t do public shows or lectures and stuff.

[JohnDagleish-rhrf]

As a retired Naval Architect I thought your experimental approach was brilliant - really enjoyed it! kind regards John

[jaspervandenameele]

When you started this I thought it would be more like the fan showdown, but honestly the amount of work you put in to make it both scientific and interesting is just amazing! The footage looks great, and the bubbles really make a big difference when trying to understand/explain the performance!

[Gosuminer]

I love how an interesting RC channel turned into a seriously scientific resource for water propulsion.

[Chrisilch]

I love this sponsor integration. You actually use it for the video and don't just cut back to the shop to tell me about incogni

[Allexz]

why do i keep watching these videos? I hate water, i dont care about boats, propellers ive never even thought of in my life YET im here for every damn video and i love em all!

[DwakkaOu]

I love how a video pops up on your feed, so you give a quick watch just to see whats going down. Then a half hour in (due to multiple intermissions, thanks wife) you find yourself subscribing and searching for the remainder of the tests.
Great video, from the narration, to the cinematic views. The work and time you put into making this view is top notch.

[snjert]

12:11 I love how you can see another prop he seems to have dropped hahahaha

[williamm.]

Never can appreciate enough the j-cut from " oh I needed to design a custom mounting arm and foil for the slow mo camera capture" and YT pov is like 3 seconds, while who knows how long it took to implement.

"Props" to you good

[qqqast]

I absolutely love your channel. I love how casual you are about the most amazing stuff like the "bubbler". The quality of the underwater shots is amazing. Also, I love the turtle at the end. Please never stop making videos, you are awesome

[mach]

22:30 I love that random encounter with a guy just asking what you're doing and then getting really interested as soon as he understands what's going on.

[PacoOtis]

I'm an old timer and physics major and congratulate you for such a professional presentation and quest! Best of luck!

[Cockerham]

I love how you blitz through the narration. It's like you are explaining complicated, cool stuff to a friend.

[Tony-opxf]

8:28 really loving the makers community embracing a more interactive YT experience with all the testing of entries.

[wojecire]

We need more like this. Maybe do a hull design version. Set the common level using displacement and let them go wild

[endurofan]

to make it proper and show how the water reacts or goes in every prop used just by putting bubbles thru the path is totaly genius bro, i love the way you think and surely i love this video

[stevemcclendon]

you my friend are an engineer showing his worth, I appreciate your transparency and gratitude for the designers, keep up the good work