Are Springlocks Dangerous?

So I've always wondered if spring locks could genuinely hurt. To test this out I did what any normal person would do and decided to build my own which definitely can be classified as dangerous. I guess the Fnaf was the friends we made along the way.
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-p.s if any one does repost this go for it I think it would be funny 🦀

[@DownLoadCont]

Thank you all for the support 🦀

[@ANIMEEDITZ_123]

W video

[@beaustu]

your seriously underrated.

[@Darkstar_AV]

Great video man. But seriously stay safe and don’t succumb to the intrusive thoughts 😵‍💫

[@turbkeysamdwich1880]

🦀

[@bluboyd3637]

Great video, now make a functional springlock suit😁👍

[@HattyVA]

It'd be interesting to see a springlock suit tested on a ballistic dummy

[@BuilderMPG995]

That’s a good idea but it will probably will take years to make a spring lock suit

[@grayanddevpdx]

@@BuilderMPG995 there’s a guy who made the head and is working on the body, however he is using plastic springlocks that cannot pierce skin (as shown in a clip where the jaw fails)

[@WOWtheBrit]

Give me about 4 years

[@mr.giogio473]

Myth busters

[@heyitssunset]

who@@grayanddevpdx

[@joshuamaruffi2599]

I love how all the problems of the springlock suit could have been fixed if you reverse the springs from the “push apart” kind to the “pull in” kind. Then the suits could have been wound up to turn into the animatronic, and would snap into the suit mode. Would have solved every problem, and a “springlock failure” would just mean the animatronic accidentally snaps into a suit.

[@Principle_of_the_thing]

first

[@vlazm1853]

Im pretty sure that not making animatronic be able to function like a wearable suit would have also solved the issue

[@JoBot__]

@@vlazm1853 Both are better than what they chose.

[@vlazm1853]

@@JoBot__ fair enough ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@Bealzabub]

Yes I completely agree, but that's also the whole point imo? Afton thinks of himself as this triumphant engineer who makes impossible things (I mean bro was making bipedal ambulatory robots in the early 1980s!) but he makes fundamental errors like this and in the end gets killed by his own hubris.

[@illumynarty]

The danger of the situation was that it wasn't just the springlocks, but also the animatronic parts being held in place by said springlocks. When the springlocks failed, not only did they stab through William, but then the animatronic parts sprung into their usual place, ultimately crushing and mutilating almost all of his body

[@-ferno4333]

fun fact: you canonically drown in your own blood if you get springlocked

[@illumynarty]

@@-ferno4333 yes, the springlocks puncture the lungs and then the animatronic parts spring into place, completely rupturing them. It would be a mixture of drowning in your own blood and completely losing the ability to breathe at the same time

[@maulmemes]

The man was squashed like a grape.

[@Axsomaniac]

THATS WHY HIS NAME IS PURPLE GUY LOL@@maulmemes

[@Tyord-ky9lg]

I always thought the suit was designed to fit around an endoskeleton. Like, the spring locks snapped back to form super thin openings that form fit the endoskeleton, keeping the suit stable and all that. And that when the accident happened, the spring locks closed like their supposed to, but instead of closing on the ENDOSKELETON it closes on his HUMAN SKELETON. The parts would be passing (piercing) through all his flesh to the skeletal system and closing so tightly around them that the suit pretty much just clamps around his bones and smashes the flesh out of the way. Imagine a set of rings being squished around your arm so tight, they reach your bones and tear your flesh. Then imagine living like that in the back of a Chucky Cheese for a few decades. …Or imagine playing g mod, and colliding one model into another so they both painfully glitch out.

[@kirby_kaguamero9436]

"Are Springlocks Dangerous?" My dude-- there was like a whole videogame saga explaining why they ARE.

[@USARoyalPearSearchDivision]

lol

[@attackonTitanforever.]

Lmao

[@brenyasumrall4125]

My honest reaction to this video

[@doggydoggy714]

The worst part is that this implies that Afton’s ‘death’ was not quick, but rather slow and drawn out.

[@VEGA_173]

good

[@kamshen2108]

even better

[@wynseas]

perfect

[@ballisticblocker9163]

That has always been the case. The books told us that, the movie told us that. It has pretty much always been a well know slow death

[@theplaguedocta]

It's more the fact it implies that if any poor soul who didn't deserve it got springlocked, their death would be excruciatingly painful.

[@poorlydrawnbanana]

Now make a full wearable springlock suit (Edit: CHAT HE ACTUALLY DID IT)

[@blackops6504]

I agree

[@PFearr]

Yes

[@Bigsigmadude]

Bozo wants to remake spring rock faliure irl

[@Tachyon_Person]

@@Bigsigmadude its not rock its "lock" you mothe-

[@-RaIsei-]

​@@Tachyon_Personthey made a spelling mistake calm down

[@jasperraine6104]

Now imagine those things being held together by a system where you have to wind it up with a crank to retract them and lock them in place. Suddenly this is making more sense with how dangerous it is, especially if the springlocks are a non-standard design.

[@masterwolfgaming3436]

Yeah. Plus, who knows how cheap the Fazbear Corporation was when designing the suit? There very well could have been cut corners that only makes the suit even more dangerous than it already would be.

[@FirstIOwOThenIUwU]

@@masterwolfgaming3436 5 dolar fredber

[@UnknownGamer40464]

@@FirstIOwOThenIUwU 5 dolan Lefty

[@VOgaming51official]

@@FirstIOwOThenIUwU "Lefty is ***five*** dollars"

[@fallen_angelmemesforlife9172]

​@@masterwolfgaming3436 IIRC the spring long suits were inherently made to be cheap. It was made to kill two birds with one stone by having both a working animatronic and a stand-alone suit so that restaurants would not need to get sets for both kinds. I wouldn't be surprised if they used cruder/lower-grade parts to cut down on the prices even more. That, or William and Henry didn't use regular spring locks and instead their own kind because that's what the suits needed which could explain why the spring locks were so prone to failure because they're not standard and are still experimental.

[@-PhoneGuy]

I love how this is accurate to the idea that if it doesn’t go off, you shouldn’t struggle or you’ll make it worse. It also goes with the thought that the springlocks aren’t what kills you… *you drowning in your own blood will…*

[@seabass273]

nah you wouldnt drown in your own blood, you would die first of either thirst or bleeding out

[@trans_panda]

No you would either drown or die because of lack of air. It's not ONLY the springlocks. The suit mode is switching to animatronic mode. All the animatronic parts are suddenly springing back into place. You would be crushed and mutilated.

[@strawberrylove7246]

omg love the phone guy user and pfpf

[@ikilledaman]

corny ass comment

[@benluka1811]

Why even wear it then If anything can Set them Off?

[@davidvvn]

The springlocks being dangerous was actually always the most believable part of the entire "killer animatronic" theme FNAF has. The sheer forces involved in every other way they hurt anyone defies basic logic and engineering: Freddy can bite down with the force of a fully grown crocodile, and has a mouth that can withstand that force, and somehow no one notices or cares until it's too late? And the mechanics to fit all this force fit inside a suit with a human in it, too? But the springlocks themselves being dangerous are a different story, since it's really just a springloaded Iron Maiden disguised as a dual robot/body suit combo. Still a stretch but at least one that could exist.

[@HEHE-tv6mm]

For freddy, I think the top of his head and all the mechanics inside it were so heavy that he had to have hydraulics to push it up. But gravity pushed the jaws back down to an extent. So more blunt force trauma than sheer bite force.

[@Candjstudios2024]

I build animatronic mascots for a living, and I'll point out, springlocks are dangerous, while Freddy wouldn't hurt you in the slightest, so the bite of 87 (which he would have been the only animatronic who could cause it) wouldn't hurt unless he had some pretty touch mechanisms in his jaw. Fredbear would kill with his bite though, because of the springlocks.

[@moosenman]

@@Candjstudios2024while this is true, I feel like Willam fully did not give a fuck and made everything as dangerous as possible. Then again Scott also just… kinda made shit up. Facial recognition? In like the 70s or some shit? In something not made by the government? Yeah alright sure.

[@GoalPost594]

So... he is ded and cannot torment children

[@chargedcapacitorwdasddsaf6833]

could his head have a spring or tension based system that stores energy and releases it when desired? Some depictions of freddy have his head being maybe 2x the size of a human's, and his body is larger overall? Probably he doesn't bite down with the full explosive force if his mouth is empty, and saves it for when he's expecting to bite into prey? Who's checking? It wouldn't be checked by people other then the makers until an incident happens, even then.... eh? I'm sure one could find places that went through multiple incidents without serious repercussions? But you'd have to purposely design this into freddy, it couldn't come about as an "accident", the person(s) who built him for some reason designed it to have a forceful bite.

[@MusketNaurth232]

At first I thought the bottle test was quite, interesting, but not the best example But then I was utterly terrified watching it lose tons of blood

[@AdhvaithSane]

Yeah. *Definitely not* water mixed with red paint….

[@vvolfaadala7634]

​@@AdhvaithSanebro we weren't fucking stupid we know it's not real blood

[@mr_JackSchwarze]

@@AdhvaithSanenah man he got it from a homeless man trust😊

[@arandomNplush]

Nobody minding he summoned a whole fandom?

[@arandomNplush]

At 1:12

[@beaustu]

this guy should build a springbonnie suit (that has springlocks) and test it on a mannequin.

[@Coolstarburst]

This.

[@lazarus520]

this is a real talk

[@HeidenLam]

a mannequin filled with red liquid

[@alystinoblad]

for real

[@midloran]

the mannequin needs to purple

[@marcosgonzalez4207]

The books portrayed this in a more realistic way, because you can survive to them if you're lucky But now imagine, you can die in hours or even days in those suits

[@turbkeysamdwich1880]

This is cool, but you’re initial test was flawed. When the springlock is inside a suit, there is a barrier (the suit) preventing the springlock from being pushed away from the suit wearer so instead, it goes inside the suit wearer, but when you’re just holding it, the springlock gets pushed back because nothing solid is holding it in place. (The second test was much more accurate.

[@IsabelaisCRINGE]

The bottle one?

[@PANCAKEROBOT_12345]

He literaly said The second test was much more accurate.@@neuviIlette

[@neuviIlette]

@@PANCAKEROBOT_12345 mb, I thought that person was asking if the op was referring to the bottle one when they said the first test was initially flawed, sorry

[@JRAnimationStudios]

Inadequate argument: he used the wrong form of “your”

[@moltengears7483]

Also they sharper

[@yespizzagreat]

The reason a spring lock suit would kill you isnt because of the speed, its because of the space there is in the suit, The locks have a goal which is to push into a *Certain* spot in the suit but the people inside the suit take up all the room which in that case the locks will penetrate your skin to get to its certain spot

[@Principle_of_the_thing]

preventing kids from saying first =)

[@HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAaaAaA]

@@Principle_of_the_thing *First*

[@justatanuki.6495]

Weelll, it wouldn’t be the speed, it would be the intensity of the acceleration from naught to near instantaneous full extension of the springlock. F=ma and all that

[@DatGuy12345]

Basically your whole body would gey crushed by it?

[@ygorschuma3059]

The movie did a pretty realistic and surprisingly not graphic version of the Springlocks, the problem is not the springs themselves, but the animatronic parts moving back to where they should be. As for William dying it was also very realistic, he was being punctured, torso first, people who get stabbed rarely if not at all scream, and on his case, his lungs were being punctured, he would immediately go into shock, in the movie if anything made his death somewhat creepier, with his body shaking and struggling to move, and you can hear his muffled screaming as Foxy drags him, and moaning in agony when G.Freddy kid locks him in the back room. His body wouldn't become the mutilated mess like Scott portrayed his model (although Scott does a terrible job at doing human anatomy so it doesn't help either), but if anything in reality it would be ALOT bloodier than it was in the movie.

[@s3m1f64]

mutilated mess, you mean in FNAF3?

[@harukaissleepy8919]

Scott didn't make him a mutilated mess, I think that the one we see in fnaf 3 is supposed to be his decaying corpse. I could be wrong tho.

[@s3m1f64]

@@harukaissleepy8919 That's what I thought. (still wouldn't be quite realistic though, after thirty years it would be just a skeleton)

[@harukaissleepy8919]

@@s3m1f64 that's fair lol

[@ygorschuma3059]

@@harukaissleepy8919 In Fnaf 3 there's no body inside the suit, just what it looks like mangled and twisted guts all around the endoskeleton, not... a dead body, after 30 years we'd either see a skeleton, or a terribly decomposed body with very little remains inside, so withered it wouldn't even fit within the endoskeleton.

[@mrunknown34792]

The intro: Are spring locks actually dangerous? Me:* Explains the entire fnaf lore just to prove it’s really dangerous*

[@issacastd7314]

it depends on the springs your using because they say the springs have ALOT OF TENSION thats why it easily to happen also i like your example

[@DownLoadCont]

You are 100% correct! The stronger the compression spring and material used for the springlock, the more possible it is for a springlock to do insane damage such as william aftons cringe ah mistake

[@AppleEaterGuy]

​@WILLIAMAFTON_OFFICALSPRINGTRAPthe translation of this reply is cursed

[@Fold-103]

@@DownLoadCont and if you want to make it more dangerous, you can shave the blunt rod into a more sharper edge to actually puncture your skin.

[@Caragoner]

I think it's pretty horrifying it did this with one spring lock at just a 40 pound spring. Imagine what the 80-120 I'd think was in a real suit like on fnaf would be

[@GenesisStyle]

If this is a sharp then.... Boi, it's time to sleep!

[@dylan-fnaf1679]

Somehow this makes the springlock suit concept even more terrifying... Cool video 👍

[@Vikachu64]

especially with that bottle demo.... slightly MORE terrifying than the fan animations...

[@Vesteric-zg1me]

more terrifying with the avatar

[@jtkplays2190]

Fr

[@PFearr]

Pretty sure someone made a game series showing us why we shouldn’t do this. Can you make a wearable spring lock suit?

[@Feddy_faber87]

WAS THAT THE BITE OF 87?

[@Local_rabidfox]

He always comes back

[@ionelalexandra]

@SunsetFalcn 🎶 It's been so long 🎶

[@ionelalexandra]

@@AntOfGods That's Freddy's theme song lmao

[@JackBoyd-b3z]

@@ionelalexandrano, it’s WEVE BEEN WAITING EVERY NIGHT TO THE FINALY…….

[@penguinmaster7]

the primary danger in the springlock suits was the sharp animatronic mechanisms that were compressed to the sides of the suit. the springlocks alone would likely only cause puncture wounds, but when you add in the compression of animatronic parts crushing in from multiple directions, then you have a system capable of a slow, painful, drawn-out death.

[@randomramen3749]

2:07 ‘soo.. you don’t want to put your arm in it..’ *also him asf:*

[@Baconater1200]

Imagine if they went off 💀

[@carrevenger31]

This would go great in a “YOU DIDNT HAVE TO CUT ME OFF-“ meme compilation video.

[@Salemchevy]

Fascinating now all we need to do is make a wearable fur suit that can double as both animatronic and suit. Need to make sure to utilize the supplied hand crank to tighten up the locks so you can climb in

[@JDRed117]

And 5 dead kids.

[@Markefromf9]

​@@JDRed117six

[@iced_latte6354]

just try not to sweat or sneeze

[@PelinalWhitestrake9147]

​@@JDRed117Already have them.

[@10points57]

Imagine making a furry suit and gifting it to a furry but it’s actually a spring lock suit and you do a little prank on the furry if you know what I mean.

[@DefinitelyNotHidan]

This man really wanna show the fnaf community, how it feel to be stuffed in a suit

[@OfficalBird_man]

Then the suit gonna be walking later that ngiht

[@damarisaquinohernandez7018]

XD

[@-enbyfrogartist-6631]

The demonstration with the bottle of red liquid gave me the most vivid visual of that being someone’s arm I nearly wanted to throw up 😅 sometimes I really hate my brain

[@Frwiend]

actually, the suits have LOTS of spring locks, one part of an arm would have atleast 6-8 springlocks just to hold the endo-skeleton/person, also, the spring locks are just small-thin cylinders, theres no spikes inside. (and if your wondering how Afton died its because the springlocks pierced through his skin/crushed his bones)

[@scribblecloud]

how would they pierce it? i thought the animatronic parts being HELD by the springlocks crushed him? im pretty sure the piercing is only in the torso with the rib like parts like how you see in the movie, and in the books where they work oddly differently

[@exoticdachoo007]

Didn't he die because animatronic parts very quickly ejected into his body because of the failure? Like animatronic eyes shoved his human ones out etc.

[@exoticdachoo007]

@@BigBloodyBrit No because I wasn't replying to you

[@Karxy]

@@BigBloodyBritSilver Eyes isn’t canon, but the cause of death makes sense.

[@_G.C]

​@@scribblecloudI think that might just be the case for the arms, the rest of the body has parts that aren't just metal cylinders

[@antikovt]

In my head I imagined the fnaf locks having sticks like your first version, except hella sharpened for them to be able to easily slot into low-tolerance holes on the endoskeleton even with minor misalignments. Your first prototype could already do some damage, so if you gave it the shape of a pencil...

[@banananaya2911]

actually this shape is more blunt which makes the death more slow and painful

[@theShcrunkly]

​@@banananaya2911Like rounded blunt or cylindrical blunt

[@AstralApparently]

smokable@@theShcrunkly

[@Trainboyz1.]

*dies due to being stabbed by springlocks*

[@HeyItsNovalee]

Ever since fnaf 2 first came out I’ve been waiting for someone to make a more realistic take on the springlock scene. I’m SO happy to have gotten this video recommended. Obviously I don’t want a real human to be in any danger, but the inherent body horror of the springlock suit has always fascinated me and I’ve always wanted to see a more realistic (and gorey) rendition. For my own morbid curiosity lmao

[@willyzsafe-roomu9435]

Springlocks first appeared in FNAF 3 though, are you a time traveller?

[@HeyItsNovalee]

@@willyzsafe-roomu9435 oh I thought the golden Freddy purple guy death scene was from fnaf 2. Can never remember what came from what game

[@OGrupxe]

​@@HeyItsNovaleeNo, that was from FNaF 1, and i don't think it was about a springlock failure, but rather the Phone Guy just being killed and stuffed into an animatronic suit in the back alley

[@HeyItsNovalee]

@@OGrupxe what no I’m talking about William Aston dying in the golden Freddy suit cause of the spring lock failure. I thought that cutscene was from fnaf 2 but it’s from 3

[@404cheeseburgernotfound5]

@@HeyItsNovalee he dies in the springbonnie suit not the golden freddy suit

[@escargooncominatya4732]

1:53 it's literally a water bottle yet i still cringed when he tried to pull it out

[@feryisthis]

now that i think about it, springlock suits *could* be used as a torture device as well as an execution method. as an author, im putting this in my dystopian steampunk novel that i am never writing

[@BrokenVessel_rip]

We cant do that,they we always come back

[@feryisthis]

@@BrokenVessel_ripfuuuuuckkkkkk you’re right

[@nooble9021]

I'm pretty sure William Afton does that to someone in the Silver Eyes novel, actually. Or something like it, at least.

[@Howhungry1234]

spring powered guilotine

[@ballisticblocker9163]

The bottle example makes me rlly uncomfortable. Something about the red liquid pouring out really helps my imagination create a disgustingly clear image of how that would look in action

[@Luka2000_]

Cant wait to see the springlock scene irl 1:47 is beautiful

[@VictorianError]

“Are springlocks actually dangerous?” William Afton: ☠️

[@kalenipclaw5683]

i think something important related to the initial springlock test is that you merely hit your hand, but crushed everything else, due to positioning relative to the table. i understand *why* you wouldn't subject your hand to the crush test, but the springlocks in the suit would probably do exactly that right before the animatronic parts properly crushed you to death, since there wouldn't be room for your limbs to recoil

[@thekirbycrafter7229]

The real danger those in the games wasnt even tbe springlocks themselves. Its the animatronic parts trying to go back into place (and they usually do) which is what usually would kill the suit wearer.

[@corellioncrusaderproductio4679]

The animatronic parts are only pushed into place by the springlocks though. It's the springlock that are making them push together, not those parts on their own. I believe you're thinking of how phone guy states in the first game you you were going to be forcefully stuffed into a suit full of animatronic devices, but that wasn't a springlock suit.

[@AubergineMans]

​@@corellioncrusaderproductio4679 No no, the springlocks push the robotic parts out of the way. If they went off everything goes back into place.

[@Vorcupine]

I love seeing someone make attempts at correction but only reveal they know nothing about the actual mechanics of the topic.

[@corellioncrusaderproductio4679]

@@AubergineMans That's exactly what I said? The parts themselves do not do anything, but the springlocks push them into place. Making the springs the dangerous part because they push the devices towards you. Without the springs, the devices would just flop (slide) around inside the suit and do nothing,

[@corellioncrusaderproductio4679]

@@Vorcupine That's always been a part of FNaF since the beginning. If you're talking about my comment I'd love to hear the corrections! Springlock functionality isn't something I haven't personally worked with but I would love to take a look in the future.

[@angryfoxzd5233]

We need to do a ballistic dummy test with a full spring trap suit to see just how gruesome it is.

[@Minceraft69]

Damnit, you beat you to it

[@TytheGhost]

OH OH OH! I KNOW HOW GRUESOME IT IS! So basically, your skull and bones get crushed, your organs get replaced, your lungs get pierced and filled with blood, your eyes get forcefully removed from their sockets and replaced with the animatronic eyes, your vocal cords get cut so you can't scream, and you don't die from blood loss but because you drown in your own blood :D

[@angryfoxzd5233]

@TytheGhost I know what it's gonna look like but I wanna see it done on a realistic ballistic test dummy.

[@SillySolarz]

​@@TytheGhostcongrats you explained that one animation 🎉

[@kasiy2712]

@@TytheGhostwrong, thats just scotts depiction, and as u should know scott is terrible at anatomy and engineering/robotics, he knows nothing about them so its just fiction

[@AlexTRK5]

Moment to springlock failure for always come back👍

[@nekto4658]

This man has so much potential as a content creator

[@TheThirdEmperorOfMalvachia]

The thing is In the suits, once all springlocks go off (which will most likely happen if one singular lock is triggered due to shock and pain) the suit goes into animatronic mode, where the endoskeleton moves you into a default pose for the animatronic so basically, you cant get out and you slowly suffer

[@-7_soonEd1ts-]

This is actually really cool! Keep it up dude

[@DownLoadCont]

Thanks a ton!

[@infinitepixal]

​@@DownLoadContMake a wearable suit consisting of spring locks!

[@KeiraSamson]

@@infinitepixalshit

[@sheepysnowtato824]

You putting your hand in it kept giving me so much anxiety, holy shit.

[@AL40403]

"So are springlocks dangerous?" Famous last words💀 Pretty cool contraption at 1:24 tho ngl👍

[@DAVYDkod]

"Regular springlocks won't hurt BUT I can fix that."💀☠️☠️

[@dbd101z]

There's a whole franchise of games, and books that tells how bad this would be.

[@matheuspires2462]

Yeah And there's a description of what happen if you get springlocked It's painfull Like extremely painfull, with high risk of death Unless if you have agony like William does

[@Ilovebuzzsaws]

​@@matheuspires2462Remnant.

[@Crape711]

Must say, as the person who made that graphic you found on Google, it is absolutely surreal seeing how much of an impact it has had outside of the theoretical discussion context I first made it for. Even if it has led to multiple people trying to create irl death traps on several occassions. Best of luck to you, and try not to die.

[@JetStoneGD]

You should make a full spring lock suit (Or at least legs or the torso part) and test it on a ballistic dummy or a mannequin. I would love to see an irl springlock suit

[@abyss8190]

1:12 objects in the wild twitter going crazy

[@The-azul]

I was not Expecting a object show character

[@Glass_638jar]

Bfdi fans!!!!!!!!!!

[@pay-2win]

wowsers!!

[@tycathedrawer]

Lol

[@yannick290107]

There is also FNAF images

[@Scratch-BOT]

If this guy decides to make a fully wearable springlock suit... Get me in contact, I’ll be the way subject.

[@GemA2Gen]

never thought i could get this freaked out by a water bottle being cut open great video

[@Mrsir529]

A really good way to prevent springlock failures is to make them less fragile

[@Foxyboi1985]

Or just put duct tape all over the locks

[@InitialPC]

theyre normally not fragile, as long as they are well maintained and used properly, afton was able to kill a bunch of children while wearing one without it failing the reason it failed as springtrap was because the suit had been left in disrepair in a room with a lot of moisture for a long period of time

[@CeoMacNCheese]

@@InitialPCand on top of that you need to make sure the spring locks are in place and you need to be slow when getting in the suit. Which Afton did neither as he was in a panic to get away from his murder victims

[@future1894]

@@Foxyboi1985 i cant tell if youre making a reference or not

[@Foxyboi1985]

@@future1894 You would be correct. I'm making a reference to Ooftroop's "An Undeniably Canon FNaF Timeline"

[@an_internet_user2311]

"So you definitely DO NOT want t-" *Proceeds to put hand into spring locks.*

[@luluwachedjari3299]

Scott is truly a genius

[@MikeNoob101]

This dude is becoming the new William Afton without the child incident part of course

[@battlefields2mine]

All we need is Henry Emily and they would start a brand new pizza place

[@exterminator9676]

This aged well

[@staffydutch8820]

Who says a child incident is out of the picture?

[@daxondelly2141]

Yet.

[@adammcilmoyl4278]

In the games I remember something about the springlocks having strong enough springs that a special tool was needed to compress them. If that's the case, those springs could easily be 100 lbs or more, like valve springs on an engine.

[@KrAyzStudios]

"Don't put your hand in this" *proceeds to put his hand in*

[@technofurs]

Interesting video! That springlock concept is very neat (tho wouldn't work in a real suit by itself given the sheer size of the springlock) I'll take that into account when making my next suits!

[@connor_khaldi]

Are you that guy who made a real life springlock suit?

[@KeiraSamson]

@@connor_khaldioh shit not gong anywhere near him

[@Ilovebuzzsaws]

Great, now we gave Mr Afton murderous ideas.

[@cosmicgrub360]

The springlocks in the games also hold back the robotic parts that are then forced into the person

[@aliteraltank6888]

Micheal! Don’t leave me here!

[@erikzidan2601]

Part of the reason the first didnt hurt, is because nothing was held together, it just pushed itself and your hand away, if it was attached to a suit, which was also attached to your hand, then all the force will be applied to your hand, similar to the second example but without the spikes

[@IgnitedBonnie196]

2:28 You just ruined my plans for today :(

[@KewalTailor]

SAME, but I am still gonna do it not to me, but.....

[@ryantale]

1:01 wait wait wait why can you buy springlocks on adam&eve, WHY CAN YOU BUY SPRINGLOCKS ON THERE WHAT ARE PEOPLE DOING WITH THEM.

[@ironbanana2253]

Bro that's what I'm saying 💀

[@KunzLevi]

LOL

[@mmtasty-s6k]

FREEEDDYYYY

[@alecboi777]

Clara, what are you doing with the springlocks i am using to build costumes that can preform like animatronics?

[@Itstheend-f6l]

Same

[@libbykeppel1090]

DID NOT expect that red 40 to so gruesomely demonstrate the spring lock damage

[@zooweamama5799]

That red water bottle is more horrifying to me than most horror movies

[@theironkitten8736]

“So you dont wanna pit your arm in the springlock” *proceeds to put arm in the sprinklock*

[@plagueofmoths]

i'm not sure if a real springlock suit would have plain old spikes, but i'm sure that animatronic parts are plenty sharp. another thing would be parts of you being pinched between parts on different sides, creating bruising and potentially ripping large holes in your skin because of it

[@bunsenn5064]

What’s kinda weird is that while the springlock you made is very dangerous, the ones used in garage doors and other appliances are rather flimsy. The strength of mass produced springlocks isn’t usually significant enough to go through anything, and it’s akin to a torque converter, where the movement can easily be stopped just by hitting a barrier of any kind.

[@timurunrun]

Man, there's literally a whole series of games about it being dangerous 💀

[@copingflower1909]

springlocks alone can be pretty harmless but its just the idea of having all the animatronic parts that rang from being sharp to just filling out the whole suit while your in it being the reason these things could be super dangerous if they actually existed

[@Epsilon2042]

0:53 The suit that's holding your hand and the springlock in place so it can break your bones left the chat

[@-.Springtrap.-]

Thank for giving me a example for the design of the springlocks cause I’m starting to make a SpringBonnie suit

[@UnSpamtomRandom]

Theres an entire franchise that explains why this is dangerous

[@DAsethShowYT]

He wants the whole William AFTON experience 💀

[@bradentheman1373]

POV You are william aftons right hand : 1:47

[@That_one_guy_from_LA]

0:11 no more downloadcont baby’s anymore

[@mickeymouse-eb2qv]

Making spring locks: dumb ways to die Testing them with anything BUT a person: smart ways to live

[@RedDeadReMegan]

“They won‘t hurt…” BUT I CAN FIX THAT.

[@Community_SledgerV2]

There’s an entire game franchise on why this is a bad idea

[@sansgaster3585]

DLC: Are Springlocks Dangerous? Us : Afton: Wanna Try?

[@Arthur_Arts_0]

"Spring Locks are dangerous?" *Willian Afton being ripped apart* AAAAAAAAAAAA

[@KingMB_XJ_Official]

William and Henry Should've just put regular suits on bulked up endoskeletons. No death risk at all.

[@danilo8429]

How to cosplay William afton in real life 2023:

[@CattusTheDevourer]

*Proceeds to make a spingbonnie suit and have someone test on it*

[@CattusTheDevourer]

_criminal_ _criminal_ _criminal_

[@agorman1341]

💀

[@donnietidwell965]

This and thechiptide's vid goes hand in hand with learning real world springlock mechanics

[@Maskinjoy]

Springtrap after video: Wow....what

[@SirAxel.]

Shockingly underrated channel I really hope to see you become quite popular some time in the future!

[@knuxenglish]

I wonder who the first person to make a real life springlock suit will be

[@Dizzunatsu]

I'm pretty sure, somebody purple will

[@calicobagels]

1:59 JEEZ

[@EvanZhang-c8r]

😰🫣🤢🤮

[@s3m1f64]

they key part about FNAF is that they go off basically whenever they feel like it. if you move wrong, if you hit anything, it you BREATHE wrong, they go off (because somehow a moisture of 65% makes the spring lock go off).

[@demian_demand]

Oooh, I loved your video. The fact that you visualized how the springlocks fail made me really understand how they work. Thank you, cool video

[@CatIsIntheBackrooms]

This caught me lackin 0:19

[@Memnyu_dnevnik]

The next day: Today in the news, a real pizzeria freadbears family dining has opened, the pizzeria is going uphill, but recently a silhouette similar to the rabbit, however, was battered and there were red chunks inside...

[@DumpyIsGrumpy]

this is crazy bro, keep grinding

[@n0lizs]

Just found this video, you deserve more subs! It’s really cool checking out your inventions.

[@E300.1]

You are super underrated, your editing is good, and youre pretty funny. You earned a sub! :D

[@RadicalX7592YT]

There is a whole gaming franchise on why they are.

[@SPYRYL]

Yo I think you'll become big if you keep this up (try make longer videos tho like up to 8-10 minutes)

[@DownLoadCont]

I’ll try to!

[@luxeartro5060]

As a person who died using a spring lock suit, I can fully confirm that spring locks are dangerous.

[@Fredfazbear1983]

Thank you William afton

[@Turtle_13lol]

Mr Afton!!

[@jklpopcorn3087]

1:04 oh, hello there Mr William Afton.

[@rnskillsvideos]

“Fast forward pretty good” dang I’m crying lol😅

[@leethememerwolf]

cool to see a springlock in action made of metal