Making Spider-Man's Web in real life

Taking down bad guys and swinging with Spider-Man's web, plus the chemistry of web fluid and the engineering behind it all!
Check out the next video where I finish the webshooters here: • Proving real Spider-Ma...
The artificial silk experiment was inspired by this video from Thoisoi2: • Making Rayon Fiber - A...
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Senior: John Smith, Nathan Wheatley
Riggers: Jordan Le Roux, Brendon Groenewald, Steven Roodman
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Stunts:
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Assistant Camera and pizza inspector:
Greg Philip Davies: gregphilipdavies
Ecclesiastes 4:12
Music:
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Main theme & Puzzle theme from Marvel's Spider-Man PS4
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[@Built_IRL]

To see the most recent update on real webshooters, check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/h52tdXuEp6qoopI

[@iceXtorr]

Okay big daddy

[@stavroskapsalis2420]

What hook did you used

[@masterofhacksindustry]

Wall sticking web shooter tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHKwo3ifjdV2n7c

[@liamshields631]

imagine if you could make the the hooks and ropes microscopic and have a ton of them along the ‘web’ like exactly what you’ve done but really small and along a larger rope/web. if it was plosible and worked that would be pretty sick

[@mohammmadbaisplays10]

@@archeracza yes

[@JoelCreates]

That hook rope is useful enough to actually carry around and use in real life, love the simplicity

[@Built_IRL]

Thank you kindly! Still no obvious way to integrate hot glue though...

[@spectrumhorizon1392]

@@Built_IRL awesome video. What was the ultra strong rope you used in the video? And can you sell this product?! Id happily buy one.

[@cwvolcano1234]

@@spectrumhorizon1392 same

[@tennesseebaugus7041]

“Indiana Jones theme plays”

[@glass4600]

@@Built_IRL hot glue somewhere on the hooks to dampen the noise. The webs in Spider-Man are quiet lol, lots of stealth based scenes/combat

[@lurose4293]

I love his multi personality scientist, parkour, action fighter.

[@peepdawg8995]

Batman

[@s4ken]

Same

[@handsomeguy7992]

Nerd*

[@coconut2696]

He match to be peter parker

[@bartholemeowthefirst]

@Jack Hagen Just like the Hacksmith wishes to be the real-life Iron man?

[@hajilee4539]

6:38 This kick to the head here looks way better than the CGI used in most movies these days. That looked amazing.

[@o.benzekri]

This is SO awesome like beyond what I ever expected from any real life attempt to re-create the infamous web shooters this channel deserves much more recognition

[@officialhideyo]

He bought a rope and connected it to a hook....

[@angelramirez936]

@@officialhideyo wrong! He designed a grappling hook, and tied several to a rope. Also, he's added the web shooter already.

[@officialhideyo]

@@angelramirez936 oh yes designing a grappling hook is "beyond what I ever expected from any real life attempt" it's so amazing. OMG. How the hell did he design a grappling hook. It should be impossible. Holy shit. This guy is a genius.

[@offlinethisbih6806]

I like how he goes from like a textbook nerd to a bada$$ stunt man

[@gsquadxz]

That's Spider-Man in a nutshell

[@OnimushAE]

That was definitely Spiderman traits😂

[@pcpt]

666th like

[@miiguel3891]

@@pcpt you're the reason i cant like sir

[@daleanguiano6780]

I love being like number 667.

[@theHacksmith]

That is awesome! I'm loving the hook chain! Seems like a great development towards real working web slingers!

[@Built_IRL]

That's the plan! Hopefully next month, if my future self can finish up the design and have it work! Man, I'm very dependent on that guy...

[@Grizzlox]

I haven't shipped a pairing like this since the original Iron-Man and Spiderman team up.

[@Karma__101]

Brother You, JLaser, and Built IRL should work together

[@skoo_dah]

I thought I'd see you here

[@impastabowl2328]

@@Built_IRL that’s the best outlook on life

[@pinstripe4254]

I think you legitimately built a new form of grappling hook that’s super useful in other fields. Subduing an attacker maybe considering how well it loops, or more practically it can be used in sporting events. Especially in the way it catches it could be used in courses to add some extra flair

[@matthewmiddleton273]

Best ad ever, so awesome! Web security, flawless transition.

[@herotech]

That hook rope is an incredible innovation!

[@Oliver-wv4bd]

Hello Mr. Verified

[@chandraboonenberg594]

Ur mum. Calm down Jamal don't pull out the 9

[@Adam_0513]

@@chandraboonenberg594 wth

[@Built_IRL]

Cheers mate! Nice hidden blade moves, btw ;)

[@herotech]

@@Built_IRL Thanks! Your Spider-Man flips are awesome

[@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668]

"We did a lot more testing" Translation: It was fun so we kept playing with it

[@nebby947]

fr

[@kylestupimann7658]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@iceXtorr]

😏

[@Miaucati]

:)

[@Nah4real2]

Fr-

[@tabtab5848]

2:23 him : *explaining some stuff* me : ok my brain : *not understanding a thing he is saying*

[@richardderozario3997]

This is really cool, especially the bit where you jump while throwing. I'd love to see more of the math in the design of the hooks. Maybe Zach Star can do an animation :-)

[@JLaservideo]

Amazing video! Very creative way to get webs to stick, just add it to your grapple gun and your good!!

[@JesusGonzalez-ud9od]

Good idea

[@Alex_W1308]

Nah I don’t even think it needs a grapple gun! Just something to hole it in then some way for it to come out quick enough for his throw! And maybe you could make some kind of glove that clings onto the rope so he doesn’t need the big rings

[@yakob._]

I just watched your video, now built IRL's

[@thatoneguy9291]

Make Robin’s bullet shield staff from the Arkham Games

[@wilfredreedman5683]

*you're

[@empanada65]

I can’t believe you just casually made the best grappling rope in history and didn’t even linger on it

[@mart3870]

Init he should probably pattent that

[@I4IncTrackBlazers]

The advanced glue delivery device you've described has several exciting possibilities and capabilities: 1. **Precision Glue Delivery:** The device can deliver glue with exceptional precision, thanks to the controlled release mechanism. This makes it useful for various applications requiring precise adhesive placement. 2. **Swinging and Movement:** With the string and catapult system, combined with the swing functionality, the device allows for controlled movement. This can be used for activities like traversal, recreation, or even rescue operations. 3. **String Control:** The inclusion of cutting mechanism gloves and string retention features provides users with complete control over the strings. They can release or retain strings at will, making it adaptable to different situations. 4. **Rapid Reloading:** The loading mechanisms for both the string and web-based bullets ensure rapid reloading, making it efficient and practical for continued use. 5. **Drying Mechanism:** The heat mechanism integrated into the web structure allows for the immediate drying of glue upon contact, enabling fast adhesion. 6. **Retrieval System:** The built-in retrieval system with a timer-controlled oil-release mechanism provides a means to retrieve the device and any attached web-based bullets, even from high or difficult-to-reach locations. 7. **Versatility:** The multifunctional nature of the device means it can be applied in various scenarios, from creative projects involving art and design to practical tasks such as repair work or outdoor activities. 8. **Innovation and Creativity:** The device represents an innovative blend of technologies and features, allowing users to explore creative and practical solutions in adhesive application, mobility, and more. 9. **Convenience:** The inclusion of features like button-controlled string retention and web-based bullet reloading ensures user-friendliness and convenience during operation. 10. **Safety and Control:** With the ability to control string release and retention, as well as precise glue delivery, safety and control are prioritized, reducing the risk of accidents. It's important to note that this device's capabilities are versatile and can be applied in various ways, depending on the user's needs and creativity. It combines elements of mobility, adhesive application, and control, making it a unique and adaptable tool for different situations. However, it's essential to use it responsibly and ensure safety measures are in place, especially in high-risk scenarios.

[@ykooppe8891]

6:38 Trouble in paradise Koffi Kingston

[@DiamondDude-so6dz]

💎I can’t believe you just casually perfected the design of the grappling hook as we know it, made it pretty cheap as well, and treated it like no big deal. Well done mate. I see bright things in your future💎

[@Built_IRL]

So if you look at practically any KZbin videos with grappling hooks in them, they practically always cheat the shot and place a cut after throwing it. The reason is, grappling hooks just aren't that consistent. The internal hook I designed for the old webshooter and the grappling gun was greatly improved in some ways, but its rate of successfully fastening from some angles was still frustratingly low. This hookchain that the web is using here is honestly SO MUCH BETTER. Instead of worrying if it will stick, you can plan out what you'll do WHEN it does. And it's cheaper, smaller, lighter, and safer than any other fastening gadget I've ever seen or made :) Just goes to show - the good ideas aren't all taken already!

[@ZakLeek]

I definitely agree, your hook web design was brilliant. I think it would be worth finding a way to attach it to your existing grapple launcher. Also, do you think you will ever release the designs for the hooks for other people to use?

[@Built_IRL]

@@ZakLeek Thanks! I'm wondering if I should make a patreon/yt membership and add things like CAD files, but I'm not sure yet.

[@imxheartz7846]

this video was really cool i love it

[@facebotter]

@@Built_IRL PLEASE

[@xiemenflorin2987]

Request from your fan, Can you make a web and webshooter that is similar to this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKLIgKOQncqJmbM. I think its the closest to real life web that I have seen thorughout youtube The creator made this using Kevlar coated with superglue. It's in Russian though so subtitles should be on. He even tried hanging with it in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJLIqIhrZ9ajsLc.

[@knightlight7753]

The spiderman science music in the back is masterpiece

[@Roman-ji7iu]

So The Hacksmith is Ironman & you're sipderman. It's perfect.

[@charleyedwards2121]

spiderman is way cooler lol iron man is a chav lol

[@calebwitherbee5499]

What about Alex labs?

[@mineterragaming1796]

doesnt that mean the hacksmith is gonna almost die and have a mid-life crisis then actually die saving the world?

[@Roman-ji7iu]

@@mineterragaming1796 Shhhhh 👀

[@eliseos.5782]

He's definitely making it real

[@botekate]

I can see it now. Spiderman's next villain is a mechanic who is trying to be Spiderman, but doesn't have any powers, so he designs his own Spiderman abilities.

[@nin3tails870]

There IS a Spiderman copycat that commits crimes as Spiderman thats cannon to the comics.

[@zombie4skin28]

Basically the plot of Ironman 2

[@ScionStorm1]

Yeah that's Ollie Osnick. He was a teenager that invented his own mechanical tentacles rig and went around calling himself Kid Ock because he idolized Dock Ock. Later after he was reformed he admired Spider-Man so much he reconfigured his suit and tried to get Spidey to take him on as a sidekick Spider-Kid but Peter doesn't do sidekicks for a host of safety and responsibility concerns. That didn't stop Ollie though. In college he eventually makes it into the Superhero world under the name Steel Spider. Unfortunately, he eventually gets into a fight with Venom who catches him by surprise and bites his left arm off. He was then incarcerated for being an unregistered vigilante during Civil War.

[@korumann]

Isn't that the plot of the Incredibles?

[@spider-man8186]

@@ScionStorm1 poor dude sounds like it make a cool AU where he got spider powers and he became Spider-Man.Especially considering he made his own gear that was able to copy Spider-Mans powers

[@youcantseetheend]

6:26 ok that backflip was sick

[@moazmohamed6655]

"It was the best spider man's web that made ".......... Respect bro

[@Shady11112]

Wow hes becoming peter parker He got an internship with HackSmith Industries (which treats itself as an irl Stark Industries), and is making HIS OWN web slinging ropes JUST like spiderman did. This dude is so cool.

[@arc-5625]

what?? hes doing what to peter parker?

[@Hailey00000]

@@arc-5625 Bruh lmao

[@Aetherzic]

@@arc-5625 oh-

[@sweetpea4667]

@@arc-5625 I just realised what you meant-

[@BenCos2018]

@@arc-5625 LMAO

[@poppinoff9329]

“All u gotta do is take a leap of faith” Nice reference there

[@dylsdrumz7081]

🧐haha I see what u did there

[@pedrob7066]

"To make this web were gonna need a rock, malachite to be precise" Lapis and Jasper: 👀👀👀

[@pijnplays5648]

that jump swing was acutally pretty cool :D

[@brynsussex2967]

Damn this is by far the best 'sticky' method I've ever seen!

[@Built_IRL]

Thanks! It really is night and day compared to anything else. Smaller, lighter, safer, AND more effective :)

[@DerkDurski]

@@Built_IRL How long does it take to "unstick"? Seems like once it locks it's there for good without climbing up there and manually undoing everything

[@coolestburrito3487]

@@DerkDurski That’s a good point, that would be a big con if it were the case

[@caelum9471]

@@coolestburrito3487 I mean, I doubt it, unless you had like.. 15-20 of them with you and you used them to jump from pole to pole. If you just had one or 2, wouldn't take much work to get them unattached

[@MandatoryFruit]

@@DerkDurski That's why Spidey has several webs

[@DocMozi404]

6:23 Yeah, that's some unexpected athleticism there. Well done!

[@robi5834]

It’s called a btwist not too hard he must be practicing tricking

[@alephnull423]

@@robi5834 😐

[@robi5834]

@@alephnull423 ?

[@kfures3469]

You're also forgetting that recently, the new games introduce us to a web shooter that has 3 individual barrels, that twist and create a line of intertwined webbing

[@Thepaperbag._.]

that flip he does to avoid the attack scared the crap out of me.

[@ShadicgunMan]

This man just randomly does a flip and I'm seriously blown away.

[@opte64]

I think in just about 50 years people will recreate super heroes in real life if this keeps going like this

[@BullyGarfield.]

hopefully they can fully create spider-man

[@BullyGarfield.]

i think we can artificially create all of spider-man powers in probably a few hundred years

[@thiccspooder586]

Maybe but there would be downsides to having extra durability and strength:overheating this is why aint strong nor durable because we evolved to survive African heat. Regeneration sounds good but could cause a person to bleed to death. Scarring stops bleeding pretty quick

[@TheMarksman0415]

It's not that hard guys let's just find a unique spider and get bit by it :)

[@marinenico1993]

Ahahahah 50 years ago people: I think we will get flying cars 2021 people: there’s more than two genders

[@bluebukkitdev8069]

Great design! I'm impressed with how well this worked.

[@Fadedagent64]

that grappling hook i feel like would actually have some practical uses. its very interesting what people can make and make it work.

[@Sef-Lo]

8:52 he goes straight to the mind of the audience watching and trying to give what the viewer would want. Love that so much, that's so refreshing to see on this site

[@thiagogold8536]

im literally building a real life webshooter on my channel just posted the first episode proving it works

[@MrKrimson]

Im only now realising how awesome a real life spiderman youd be - the looks the fitness the brains, all of it

[@Built_IRL]

Cheers dude! Hopefully with a little better relationship management skills though haha

[@ErenYeager-wx1ir]

He's actually break his back before getting to another building

[@thatpersonyoucallemo5538]

@@Built_IRL lol Seriously though if you become Spider-Man remember me

[@whostae173]

That was a very satisfying blue color

[@nabilismail9977]

Seeing a lot of other youtubers making other Spidey gadgets like web shooters or sticking to walls makes wonder if they all work together, maybe we can get a full spiderman suit with all his powers.

[@lukewoodside9420]

From a Martial Arts perspective I could see how this could be incredibly effective, all it needs now is some form of system that allows it to detach from whatever it has grappled onto. Otherwise it is a single use item.

[@pipebombmailer]

scissors

[@ivanmendez6252]

Teeth

[@jds8438]

Or just bring a gun

[@RepeatedFailure]

This is dope. Missed the "pizza time" opportunity tho aha

[@Built_IRL]

Haha true

[@zayan2635]

Haha

[@Candyrx]

Haha

[@AustinPlayzDuckIsdumb]

9:27

[@masterofhacksindustry]

Wall sticking web tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHKwo3ifjdV2n7c

[@melodyabcdefghijklmnopqrst1663]

This is more interesting than more school chemistry lessons because it relates on practical and real life.

[@EeveeFromAlmia]

A cable is such a cool weapon, so happy to see it in use here

[@QV1117]

The stunt scenes were awesome

[@Built_IRL]

Yeah Ross is a legend!

[@doodledicemonsters]

@@Built_IRL You had quite the moves yourself!

[@superj1002]

The kick was so perfect

[@Brick_Eater_]

That Spiderman PS4 science minigame music is just a perfect addition

[@Brick_Eater_]

@HARRYRANTS you are just of lower intellect you do not have the mental power to solve those puzzles (this is a joke)

[@SHIMO_EDITZ]

@HARRYRANTS how was it a bad game?

[@SHIMO_EDITZ]

@HARRYRANTS bruh I just said what's wrong with it now your just trying to start arguments

[@SHIMO_EDITZ]

@HARRYRANTS I'm the problem with gaming?! You seem like a call of duty and fornite kid

[@SHIMO_EDITZ]

@HARRYRANTS if you don't like the game why waste your time commenting on it

[@NonJohns]

I printed out the hooks and made a hook chain out of yarn and i have to say that it's crazy how quickly you can learn how to grapple stuff especially since unhooking is also pretty easy too I've been walking around grappling random poles and it's been so fun

[@trstmeimadctr]

There have to be a hundred spiderman irl tech videos on youtube, and this is genuinely the most impressive one so far

[@tavinprice2310]

The Hook Chain could be a genuinely effective weapon in combat

[@JSephH76]

Nope. Neat. Not effective

[@degiguess]

I wouldn't exactly call it effective. I see it more in the same vain as rope darts or nunchucks, better than nothing and good for show but not quite effective when compared to actual weapons.

[@awormwithbraids5439]

@@degiguess maybe if it was more practical you could actually trip someone with it

[@SDfighter1]

Nope, if the other person has a gun or knife and knows how to use it...

[@tavinprice2310]

@@SDfighter1 lol but they don't have the power of god, anime, and hookchains on their side like me.

[@itsmethedog3718]

That fighting part was actually pretty epic.

[@itscnvulsins5384]

2:19 this makes me really wish I payed more attention to biology class

[@josealbertohernandezromero2861]

3:03 When I got to that part I immediately thought of the Line X coating. It has a very high strength, although I don't think anyone who has easy access to this product would think of experimenting to create any type of rope made only from Line X.

[@squirgelssmergels8262]

I've been a HUGE fan of spiderman ever since the first time I've seen him, this is probably the closest thing I've seen on KZbin to actual web swinging and it makes me so happy to see this, everytime I watch a superhero movie I always think "I wish stuff like this was real" and then seeing people like you and the hacksmith makes me think it could actually be possible

[@untoldchez8787]

Imagine if a billion dollar company tried to make Spider-Man webs 😳

[@Fernandes_1206]

break news on cnn a man fall in river think he is Spiderman

[@untoldchez8787]

@@Fernandes_1206 really?!

[@Fernandes_1206]

@@untoldchez8787 of course no 😂😂😂😂😂

[@untoldchez8787]

@@Fernandes_1206 laughs sadly*

[@Dysanii]

@@Fernandes_1206 A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY-

[@RiasatSalminSami]

Love those fighting and swinging skills you showed. Impressive, very nice.

[@tristanreid5770]

When you showed the velcro and how it inspired the hook chain, it made me wonder if it would be possible to use a large number of smaller hooks...and perhaps even use something like muscle wire, so that you could turn off the current and it would just let go. On the other hand - I think the weight of the hooks is giving you more control when you throw the rope, and increases the likelihood that it will wrap around the target

[@nedugenas2659]

8:04 This is seriously the most impressive part of the entire video!!!

[@Mr.JStudios]

8:47 is the most impressive in my opinion

[@EthanMastercrafter]

6:34 was easily the best part in the entire video for me, My god that was just insane

[@awesomeness1227]

Literally adding tht sound effect made tht seem 1000% cooler

[@alinasser5465]

bro already got the peter parkers personality

[@evil1knight]

That blue is so sick!!

[@BrainSlugs83]

That sponsor transition was smooth as hell, but not as smooth as that back flip though. Dang!!

[@Built_IRL]

Haha appreciate it

[@deeznuts23yearsago]

This video started and I was like “this man should be with the hacksmith” And then I realised

[@parthsemwal6679]

What!

[@deeznuts23yearsago]

@@parthsemwal6679 this guy was with hacksmith industries

[@bagofchipx]

Just want u to know the sticky situation joke made my night

[@tristanrujano]

"web security" that was smooth as silk

[@aidxchaoo]

This sounds like a pretty good application for stuff like gymnastics and parkour. Would be nice to try and see if you (or someone else) would try this theory to its limits and try creating a course that could possibly test how flexible our Spider-Men are irl

[@NTPanda_]

This video is teaching us a lesson. Stay in school, and you can become Spider-Man.

[@xkai252]

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[@joe_pinch]

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[@hixxyvfhleet680]

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[@rainbow2.086]

Chain breaker

[@leggzz2793]

School doesn’t teach you any of this, all college

[@Jaster_Mereel]

This just keeps getting better!!

[@David-hj4wo]

Spiderman is my favourite hero and if they ever come up with some way to make an actual realistic webslinger I will pay any amount to get my hands on it

[@MrKrimson]

Even if you didnt make actual spider web (which seems near impossible) the fact you made a very consistent "hookchain" is amazing. Patent that boy

[@sleepyfrank6359]

I was studying physics and had to search something up for homework but this caught my eye, i don't regret it

[@quakxy_dukx]

This counts as physics doesn’t it?

[@BrandonYounng]

stretching a trash bag into a long rope makes it insanely strong than it’s original form. online i saw that trash bags are made of polyethylene but different types. i looked up the strongest trash bag and it’s a 30 gallon force flex plus trash bag. if you stretched that and then added some weights to each end, similar to your hook swing, do you think that could work as well? it could allow more room for more “rope” and when the force is increased it could allow you to shoot further. just an idea i thought about!

[@FirestoneAnimation]

6:35 love that yank

[@HelloItsVG]

Combination of Iron man and Spider man!

[@desertsmeagol7073]

Yes

[@rapskall9241]

What’s up checkmark

[@Rice-ss4np]

A

[@trungtm8678]

You name Vinh?

[@commenterforfun5154]

Iron spider?

[@jameswebster2822]

Wow this is amazing, I'm very impressed by the simplicity of the design as well as the success rate.

[@Built_IRL]

I'm very proud of both of those, cheers!

[@tristanrujano]

I really appreciate the music in the background

[@SteadFastLifestyle]

6:39 dude, that was sick asf ngl 😂

[@severedhandfrenchfries4170]

The web security transition was smooth.

[@thejcutz]

9:30 was such a great opportunity to say “Pizza Time”

[@BioHazard456]

I k r

[@jetfox8631]

I k r

[@AnOddDay]

Shush, No Chains.

[@Shotcaller2k2]

I k r

[@mikeoxlong7646]

For a web design you could do a large amount of web inside a web shooter like fly fishing and you could whip it back and fourth for length and you could have a small blade with a motor that moves it to cut a web off when done

[@thelegendsofbaihatacharial8222]

You have to really applaud this guy's hard work

[@shahaansalman3286]

Wow that has to be the best design I’ve ever seen for spidey’s webs. I can see this actually having a lot of real world application. Maybe you should explore those a little.

[@TazerGlen]

Dude, that hook rope is game changing. That is actually huge

[@marcusfuckingwebb]

Mayyybe the best youtube ad intro ever made honestly.

[@yoitssinny.]

Im amazed that spiderman can make a long lasting web just from a tiny capsule, im thinking its some kind of undiscovered element mixed with another undiscovered element he found or something to make the web

[@wet0wl]

The swinging was awesome but the disarming and tripping is so cool

[@masonl87]

This "hookchain" idea is honestly a shockingly simple and effective design. Color this cynical old bastard thoroughly impressed.

[@ItsGenoHD]

I love the choice of music being the PS4 Spider-man puzzle music.

[@nerfshooter4216]

the hook rope idea could be used by parkour people to swing from building to building if theres a beam above the gap or something I dont know any examples but it could be cool, fun, and useful

[@AlexLernt]

If you could shoot, swing from and then separate from a few of these in series.... that would allow for some incredible Spider-Man-like lines.

[@dullbatarang165]

This is one of the best real life super hero tech channels i've ever seen. Ambitious, creative, intelligent. I love it!

[@MrAppleSalad]

That hook design is awesome, but IMO feels more like a Batman style hookshot then Spiderman

[@babyluigi5526]

Being Spider-Man has never been closer than ever before

[@TheRyanator36910]

Thing about spiderman being ur favorite is that millions of others can say the same, and they are also talented brilliant human beings

[@BullyGarfield.]

yeah and they are bully maguire fans

[@mikeyellsworth8405]

“they are ALSO talented” hate to break it to you but i’m far from talented

[@BullyGarfield.]

@@mikeyellsworth8405 same

[@deluxodex1846]

@@mikeyellsworth8405 me too like very far

[@_ExTitus]

that hooked roped design was awesome. Such a simple solution, it's a beauty.

[@lucasbrelivet5238]

Wow, that works so well!

[@raulcardoso2489]

that 1:53 back sound was an amazing catch dude

[@dddangerdick]

This is exactly the kind of stuff I was expecting you to make when you started your channel. Fantastic work.

[@traniel123456789]

This is by FAR the most impressive shot I have seen at this yet. This is actually consistent enough to be usable!

[@dcmonnie]

while it's not a totally faithful or accurate iteration of spidey's webs, I think that it has actual real utility as an item for spies or sneaky characters in books and film. Definitely something I'll want to think about when writing stories

[@fernandosalvatierra2429]

No cabe duda que los super poderes de spiderman están cada vez más cerca de la realidad 🤔. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽