We Built the World's Fastest Frisbee Launcher (Regulation Size)

We have been playing disc golf and ultimate frisbee for 15 years, but practice never worked for us. So we put our engineering brains on the problem, designed, and built this full blown disc launching robot. It took way longer than expected, but better late than never... I guess. We designed and built it to throw any flying disc at any angle or speed. Enjoy!

"Not affiliated with or endorsed by MVP Disc Sports or Simon Lizotte."

[mantis]

Am I the only one who wants to see an epic competition between your spin launcher and Stuff made here's linear accelerator?😂😂😂

[ernestryles]

You and Stuff Made Here both making really good disc launchers and posting them within a couple days of each other is wild.

[seangutermuth]

Well done boys, you should be getting a call from every disc manufacturer out there so we can get some true flight numbers

[herrvich]

So this channel and Stuff Made Here build a disc throwing machine and release a video on it within two days of each other, which also starts with the exact same joke.

We truly live in a simulation.

[TrashPandaDiscGolf]

This is the greatest / scariest thing we’ve ever seen 🤯🚀 Well done!!

[feelincrispy]

I didn’t think I’d be watching two FRISBEE throwing machine videos within 24 hours but here we are lol

[hacksmith]

If the machine is a bit scary, you're doing something right. Cool build! 🥏

[TheDus-TyGarage]

Stuff made here just dropped a new disc golf launcher video. What are the odds. Could be good timing for "we make machines" to make a channel boosting collab.

[mrharvest]

Occasionally the algorithm hits right and shows a new video by an awesome smaller channel. Excellent work on the project!

[BigRigCreates]

Wow the amount of effort for this project, all neatly wrapped up in 16 minutes. This channel is going places.

[matthewrodgers]

Great build fellas! Just goes to show how insane David Wiggins Jr's record really is.

[ProdigyDisc]

Amazing work. Can't wait to re-watch this once a week for the rest of time.

[edwardnedharvey]

Loved so many things about this, especially "Simon Robotte." 😀

[TwoOneSeen]

This was SICK!! Simon sent us here!! 👋

[RaleighRich]

As an avid disc golfer & a Machinist, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this feat of designing, engineering & execution of this machine. Pretty dope guys. Way to go!

[richardhouse]

Please get one of the high speed drone chasers involved to film the flight!

[ericjepson]

This is exactly what the industry needs to standardize disc flight numbers. Every approved disc should have to be thrown by a machine like this (of course at normal disc golf speeds) and get actual, correct flight numbers for every disc. I would try to get with companies or just throw every disc many many times with that thing and make your own unofficial (official) numbers. Idk, this thing has to have a productive use right?

[TheDus-TyGarage]

What a beast of a machine! The editing and production quality was great. Our launcher won't even come close to those speeds. Next level launch, congrats. You should make a disc stamp with the new launch record.

[demimoto]

The time spent on this project shows. The time spent on making this a well digestible video shows. Going back and making the machine repeatable and not self destructive was a fantastic and diligent choice! Can't wait for more.

[vidathan]

MVP would like a word with you! If we can standardize flights, with a repeatable robot, we can standardize flight numbers, which would significantly improve our sport!