In today's video,
we're going to be teaming up with Flite Test to see
if we can build a toilet that flies through the skies.
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What are we doing with all this foam, Nate?
Guys, we've got a lot of foam,
and we are going to turn it into a toilet.
Fully functioning toilet.
Is that right?
No.
Yeah, he's gonna test it.
That's not going to happen either.
He even brought his own poop.
We will have something that lets us use the poop.
However, it will not be a fully plumbed toilet,
because it's going to be made out of Styrofoam.
But what's even cooler
about it is we are going to take this toilet,
after we've carved it, we're going to put in a box,
and we're going to ship it over to the guys at Flite Test.
So the guys over at flight tests are incredible.
They make things fly that shouldn't fly.
So, why not a toilet?
Here's the basic idea.
We've got a lot of white styrofoam.
We're going to stack it up, and glue it together,
and then carve it into the shape of a toilet.
It will then be shipped to Flite Test,
who's going to attach wings and make it soar.
They've got wings,
they've got motors, they've got rotors,
and with all of that added on,
they should be able to take our toilet shape
and make it fly.
One other thing we are hoping to do,
we want to take the toilet, like a back of it,
where the plumbing would come out,
and make a little chamber for our poop emoji.
So that by remote control,
they can make it drop out of the toilet onto whoever
happens to be below.
Let's cut up some sheets of Styrofoam,
and glue them together using expanding foam.
♫ Everybody is Kung Fu fighting. ♫
On... You just...
There we go.
Yeah, that's perfect.
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So we're going to start carving this,
and we're going to turn it toilet shaped,
and we're going to be using like saws and stuff to cut it up.
So the reason that were using this type
of foam instead of the usual smooth insulation foam is,
while that does have
a nicer finish, this is going to be a lot lighter,
it's probably going to fly a little bit easier.
It's also easier to carve,
and it's the color that we want it to end up, white.
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We are not super concerned
with getting exact measurements for any particular toilet.
There's thousands of types of toilets in the world.
Everyone has a different design,
and as long as we have something that's generally toilet shaped,
we're going to be pretty happy with it.
But I do just want to get a couple measurements,
like okay the back to tank, it's about 18 inches wide,
8 or 9 inches deep,
and 16-17 inches tall.
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The styro-slicer might be good for fine details,
but in the beginning here,
there's really no good way to do this.
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We've got our toilet,
and there's some pits and stuff where the styrofoam
broke occasionally,
and so we're just gonna use a little bit of spackle,
patch those up,
give that a 30-45 minutes it needs to dry,
and then we're going to paint it all with white paint.
Hopefully, that'll give it just a little bit more gloss,
and make a little more toilet like,
as well as keeping it from flaking off quite so much.
And then after that,
we're going to be adding in a trapdoor,
and some poop.
Yeah.
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Our toilet has now dried.
We've put all the spackle and the paint on it,
and it's still in two separate pieces.
So the tank comes off, and I'm about to mount that.
But I did go ahead,
and add a little trapdoor on to the bottom.
So, how this is going to work,
we're going to have our little poops,
and we're going to make a parachute for a poop.
And then this thing right here, drops open so we'll be able
to have our poop up inside of the toilet,
and then the Flite Test guys are going to probably
change out this latch.
So they have something on with a remote control.
So while our toilet is flying around, poop just fall out,
and they'll sail down on parachutes
that look like toilet paper.
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We are gonna be adding some expanding foam
into these as well to hold them just a little bit more.
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We've got our toilet built,
our poops have their little toilet paper parachutes.
We even have a poop cam.
Now, we're just gonna take a couple minutes, and see
if we can throw our parachute poops,
and get them to glide down nicely into our bowl.
After that, we're going to be sending this off to Flite Test,
and it's gonna be up to them to make it fly.
There's like the tiniest bit of breeze that direction,
so let's...
Uh-huh.
Not that much.
There wasn't that much breeze.
Oh boy.
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Oh, no, the breeze is coming back towards us.
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Nope.
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Slowest one yet.
Don't go on the roof.
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No.
Hi.
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Better.
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Come on.
No!
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Yeah!
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Nice.
All right.
I'm just gonna--
I win!
I'm gonna cheat.
Oh, I did it.
Yeah!
High-fives all around.
I'm proud of you.
Yeah!
Toilet's complete, parachute poop is working great,
trap doors installed,
it's time to send this off to Flite Test,
and take a look at how they've turned this
into an airplane that flies through the air.
Hopefully, dropping little parachute poops on command.
What do you got, Dude?
Yeah.
I have a little present from our friends
over at King of Random.
King of Random.
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We still gotta put wheels on it,
we still gotta put a lot of extra items on,
last-minute moment things,
but I think, we're less than 24 hours
of work away from having this ready to fly.
Guys, if you want to see more of this build,
or just what Flite Test did
to our toilet, head on over to the Flite Test Channel.
They've got more for you to see.
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