Father-Son Duo Breaks World Record, Creates Drone Flying at 656 km/h

• YouTuber Luke Bell and his father Mike Bell set a Guinness World Record with 'Peregrine 4', the world's fastest quadcopter drone.
• The drone achieved an average speed of 656 kilometers per hour (408 mph), surpassing supercars and previous records.
• They worked for five months, using engineering and 3D printing technology to optimize the drone's design and aerodynamics.
• The 'Bambu Lab H2D' dual-extruder 3D printer allowed for a single-piece body and camera mount, enhancing strength and reducing air friction.
• Powered by four 'T-Motor 3120' brushless motors, the drone's smooth finish from 3D printing contributed to its record-breaking speed.

Why It Matters: Luke and Mike Bell set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest drone, reaching 656 km/h using advanced 3D printing.