Swedish inventor creates flying chair using 76 drones

The maker claims it cost around $13,631 to create. Photo/amazingdiyprojects/YouTube

An eccentric inventor has created his very own hovercraft - using drones.

The anonymous Swedish inventor creates incredible machines from everyday objects and posts the results on YouTube channel Amazing DIY Projects.

Footage shows the ultimate chairlift gliding around the outskirts of a forest some 10 feet from the ground, according to Daily Mail.

The driver even brakes, changes direction and manoeuvres up and down to prove how functional the aircraft is.

The machine uses 76 Multistar Elite drones to get off the ground, five remote controls and 80 high capacity batteries.

The maker claims it cost around £7,700 ($13,631) to build.

This is not the only amazing invention the inventor has filmed.

Others videos posted on the YouTube channel show a 3D printed jet engine and a three-way outdoor horn.