Make Armor at home with Ordinary Tools - Iron Man Gauntlet

[@hacksmith]

Wow this is brilliant! Love your stuff! Might have to try making something for my exoskeleton...

[@HakotaaVR]

Lol hey it's the legendary hacksmith

[@Syncrusan]

the Hacksmith I know why you watched this it is for the flying like Iron Man project

[@SUMANGUPTA-xm7jd]

Your are the best.

[@hazerod833]

Syncru this comment was made 4 years ago. That was before he started the flying like iron man project. He literally said in his comment that he might make it for the exoskeleton that he was working on at that time.

[@nidhalsormali3051]

Hack smith i saw yur iron man mask so cooool

[@calendil]

So how did you solve the icing problem???

[@Daniel_JS]

calendil What?

[@calendil]

I reference to Iron Man Movie

[@Daniel_JS]

I Know

[@tudorlungu709]

Daniel referenced the Iron Monger when Tony asked him how did he solve the icing problem

[@warmachine4628]

might want to look into it

[@DavidGuyton]

KZbin has apparently made some STUPID changes, making it very difficult for me to find and answer your comments. I am trying to figure things out so please be patient.

[@haseebrehman7334]

David Guyton its been 3 years ?? figured it out yet ?? or nah

[@Dull160]

not yet

[@madryan9292]

Lewl hbcvbvbdgcf

[@curbyouredit9184]

David Guyton damn that’s dope

[@JSL_inc]

I have a question? Why is it pricier?

[@DavidGuyton]

ATTENTION! If you have questions for me to answer, please comment on the actual KZbin page of the video. For some reason when you comment on my videos that are shared on Google+, I am unable to answer.

[@galadrialsphial]

Making headway on my gauntlet, and the pdf templates and directions are quite awesome. On the vid, it shows you closing the gauntlet along to forearm on the side without the hinges...What are you using to close that end? It looks like a little foam is there as well. Any help is appreciated.

[@DavidGuyton]

Correct. I used epoxy to glue foam onto one side of the Vambrace (there is also some foam padding in there too). This is enough to keep in closed, but if you intend to wear it as a costume or something, you will need to figure out a way to add some sort of fastener or clasp

[@DEATH111183]

Frostytots helpful hint on how to close the bracer more securely than wedging it closed with foam. take some craft magnets and split them small enough to line the edge of the bracer to help seal it shut, pending on the polarity strength, it should make a nice tight seal. hell if you shop around you might find some 50lb pull magnets smaller than your finger nail

[@rmgnation1049]

Wat if u put electricity over the matel or steel????

[@DavidGuyton]

Then I would shock myself.

[@DavidGuyton]

ONE MILLION VIEWS! Thank you all for your support. I couldn't do this stuff without you!

[@AS-ie6id]

cuz everyone has these tools

[@DavidGuyton]

None of these tools are expensive and tools are never a waste of money. If you don't have the tools, go get them. If you don't want to do that, avoid hobbies like this. It's very easy.

[@legrandempereurcosmique5142]

Can you please explain how to make the Wolverine Claws? Awesome!!!

[@DavidGuyton]

I actually have wanted to do that for years. but I have a very large following of younger people who might hurt themselves trying to reproduce it. That's the main reason I have stuck to armor and not weapons.

[@sanjaylohani2729]

I am not getting how to make

[@DavidGuyton]

Make this yourself! All of my templates are now available at armortemplates.com/

[@mynameisray]

Being that that is just your hand in a glove with a bit of metal around it I am not very impressed. Waste of time and money, plenty of other DIYs out there doing it better.

[@DavidGuyton]

You're right, the ones made of paper and reinforced with Bondo are far superior to actual metal. Really great insight you have there.

[@jessemar4422]

wow...amazing man

[@condaman2441]

***** It just supposed to look cool dude, jeeze

[@TH3END0FALLCREATI0n]

mynameisray clearly you are a very misinformed fool. David's gauntlets are fantastic. It is a fun project to do and the result is incredible. Sure they won't stop bullets. But they look brilliant to display or to wear to comic con or other cosplay conventions. Do more research before criticising somebody's work that they took a lot of time to make.

[@xmenpage]

11:34 Can't fight as an Avenger by wearing just one Iron Man gauntlet.

[@johntucker23]

tony stark did in iron man 3

[@bp4freak]

Civil War?

[@adrianelua8607]

Yep

[@peteran7779]

#teamcapt

[@LordByron2752]

Ellen Philpotts-Page he pretends in the mirror duh! lol.

[@douglasgoldstein8990]

Just found your page, and I had to say awesome craftsmanship brother! I'm a fabricator, and work with everything from wood, to metal, plastics, foams, pretty much anything. I have worked along side many other fabricators over my years, but rarely find people with an eye for detail, so when I saw your work I just had to let you know you do great work!

[@DavidGuyton]

Thanks Douglas that means a lot to me! Always glad to meet fellow fabricators!

[@DavidGuyton]

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[@DavidGuyton]

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[@braidenjose8720]

David Guyton You are an amazing teacher! I thank you for sharing your knowledge of armor building with us. I've always wanted to test my skills with many crafts. I will try this sometime. An interesting way to see life and what we build. Is that it's all done drawn out 1st. So I am more of a concept artist than a builder. So I think I am at a point where I will try the building crafting side of things, over the conceptual designing. As conceptual designers need workers. I would rather be the worker but at the same time. We don't live in "year 1" so we have to accept we live in different currency and we all have to do our jobs to travel the world. So I guess the difference in needing workers over being the worker. Is to inspire and be a good leader. However I still want to learn this so thanks very much. Hopefully you are seeing my point of view here. I've always wondered who I would be if I lived when everything was natural from nature. Over electronic and not so much beautiful as natural elements. Electronics are never what life is about. Anyways. Thanks again!

[@DavidGuyton]

Well I can guarantee that when you make the jump from concept artist to craftsman, you will do just fine. If you use my simple methods, it will be easy enough (even if it takes a long time). Trust me, if I can do this stuff, so can you. Get yourself some sheet metal and give it a try!

[@braidenjose8720]

David Guyton That is awesome! I love your work and am grateful for all the teachers who show the craft that is true to nature. Wires and lights. That's all progress but none of it is needed when we travel. Like engineers you know. They work with technology but their job requires them to stay where they are at. A craftsman can travel the world and make anything anywhere. Of course with the help of others we meet in life. Great work here. I live with engineers and have always loved nature, over electronics. While also accepting our time we live in. Electronics are made with robotics. I prefer making things using our bodies and endurance. Plus don't you agree it's a lot more entertaining to watch someone craft something real, than on the computer? :) Workshops are a great route to take for learning too. Sometimes they are far better than even going to college.

[@braidenjose8720]

David Guyton I was wondering David Guyton. What do we do if we want to make a pauldron with leather overlapping it? So if I want to lay leather over the top of the steel or brass pauldron. What do I use to get it attached in position on top of the steel or brass? Is it a glue or bolting technique? I have seen some armors where they put a steel or brass strip on the sides of the leather and they bolt it down or nail it.

[@DavidGuyton]

I have never covered metal with leather so I don't know. I imagine you would need some kind of contact adhesive like the kind they use for vinyl tops for cars

[@Transfixed]

Cripes, not only great metalwork but you make an outstanding video! I wish more tutorials would be like this.

[@sleppysheep]

I agree.

[@connorwade651]

Please make a full iron man suit

[@tristisvulpes-704]

+++

[@3Ancient1nezazí9]

$$$

[@Grazey]

Connor Wade he's probably Donald trumps weird cousin with slightly bigger hands

[@connorwade651]

carlos arrache what are you on about

[@benkrueger9302]

i would like to see u try

[@viteran132]

This guy is an absolute genius he needs to make a whole suit like iron man or something🤖

[@AgentZeeYT]

Not everyone has the skills to build complex items like this David, this is your gift.

[@ducatidragon916]

you know i see alot of negative comments like you could do it in plastic and it is essentially a van guard with metal around it etc... nobody is looking at the fact that is stainless steel metal and if you were to reinforce it with kevlar and modify with other materials and enhance the overlapping it etc.. it could be made into a very useable protective glove etc...Excellent tutorial and keep up the good work!!!!!

[@andythrust1]

Very creative. You should consider creating an authentic replica of medieval armour.

[@darkjedi572]

andythrust1 That sounds awesome. Knight Armor 👌

[@andythrust1]

The Fallen Jedi Knight Agreed !

[@mememaster7724]

He has

[@mememaster7724]

If you count the gothic armor he has made

[@Slaaneshrobw]

Could you make, the Winter Soldier Arm, as close as possible to the new movie coming out

[@lurker782]

Tony Stark was able to build a whole suit in a cave with a hammer in 5 minutes!! pick up the pace!!

[@DavidGuyton]

Check out the all new website for my armor templates www.armortemplates.com

[@anthonyvazquez4158]

David Guyton do you have any already made for sale

[@DavidGuyton]

no I only sell templates

[@anthonyvazquez4158]

David Guyton ahhh maybe in the future dont have the tools or the space

[@pollyg562]

i cant believe you can do that without expensive equipment,amazing well done, I suggest you follow this tutorial exactly,because his version looks awesome,dont cut any off the corner cutting he mentioned

[@WeebChapel]

Where do you get your metal from?

[@DavidGuyton]

Ebay, Amazon, Lowes or Home Depot

[@DaysWithoutSun.]

Now make a bulletproof one. So far we have a good defensive measure vs zombie bites.

[@geoffalan1857]

Something I don't get about the TWD world. Why they haven't Made anything like this for their travels. I mean there was no electricity needed. Tons of Home Depot's around. Plenty of smart ppl still left. This would be one of the first things I would try and make. Along with leg guards. And being 22g it's super light but def biteproof.

[@DECENTcrew]

not enough resources and time to do that i guess

[@DaysWithoutSun.]

DeathFor Even rolled up magazines work bro. (World War Z)

[@DECENTcrew]

DaysWithoutSun™ but they won't pose much of a threat if they did that

[@DaysWithoutSun.]

DeathFor With the way the show has been lately, Walkers don't pose a real threat anyway.

[@tamarockstar09]

You should make the thanos infinity gauntlet. Before avengers 3 comes out in 2018 and 2019. It'll be cool to see the gems on it. Maybe backlight led on the gems to light them up

[@DavidGuyton]

Manuel Rodriguez That is something I am actually planning on doing!

[@NoobGyver]

It came out.

[@bluemenacegaming2139]

You gotta have respect for People like this that take the time and money to show us how to do this stuff it is awesome

[@Daiymian]

"TONY STARK BUILT THIS IN A CAVE... WITH A BUNCH OF SCRAPS." David, AWESOME job man. I can tell you need some tenacity and patience for this project !!

[@DavidGuyton]

thank you! It's actually a lot of fun once you get rolling with it. Hard part is the design work...that can be tedious.

[@Daiymian]

I would think the design part would be fun and motivates you to go through the tedious stuff like the gluing. You know the end result and can keep that in mind always.

[@megajoel1983]

So I'm going against a super villain tomorrow, Dr. Evil, and was wondering if this stuff can be altered to negate the effects of his freeze ray - it stops time. Thanks! j/k Awesome video. A work of art.

[@MegaSebi3]

Myst Soundtrack

[@ItzNeverLupus]

megajoel Hugh Mungus

[@gamerkiller1788]

It really is

[@metazare]

That is some remarkable craftsmanship.

[@brendaedsall2453]

hey thanks so much we were just gonna make a basic box or plastic iron man suit for my 8 year old son for Halloween and this has fueled soooooo many more awesome ideas he wants me to build him a real one like urs now :) so do I hahha

[@DavidGuyton]

That's awesome! I would love to see it when you do!

[@nazrillshah3916]

Brenda Edsall Make your son's proud!!

[@thomasheasman9981]

starting watching your tutorial video's just over a year ago, was always into building models before that. But now thanks to you I have over 10 sets of gauntlets and greaves, some based off of your templates and others (through trial and error) of my own design. it was difficult to start I must admit seeing as I never really had many tools lying around but now my garage has been turned into a man-cave, with enough tools to make most mechanics jealous and I can't get enough of building in my spare time. recently started to learn to build chest plates and shoulder guards (which are a whole other ball game) but would never have been possible without your tutorials :) thank you so much

[@DavidGuyton]

+Thomas Heasman That's awesome Thomas! So glad to hear that you found yourself a new hobby that you enjoy so much. Make sure to post some pics of your work on the Armor Templates Facebook page to show it off!

[@ArcanePath360]

Great video. Finally a tutorial on KZbin without annoying music.

[@nicolagregson6054]

Ever thought of making a full ironman suit in aluminium/stainless ? ? That would be sooo cool ..

[@DavidGuyton]

I would love to do a full suit but it would take me like a year to complete. If I could just figure out how to fly....I would already be Iron Man!

[@nicolagregson6054]

Perhaps entice someone or multiple people whom you trust their skill levels to collaborate with you to speed up the build time ? As far as I'm aware no one has made a very decent full metal ironman suit . So I think it would get A LOT of attention . P's thanks for response .

[@Bob-sf9ht]

David Guyton hey i am working on it

[@skeletor6287]

TONY STARK BUILT THIS IN A CAVE...WITH BOX OF SCRAPS

[@Ehmehheh]

Nice

[@umairhtx]

but does it shoot lasers??

[@TheMarineGamerIGGHQ]

that was fucking terrible

[@poopface5354]

you weird sicko

[@lionfist6759]

Poop Face Right ? but having a face and poop smeared all on it called poop face is not sick ehh ..?

[@TheMarineGamerIGGHQ]

Lion Fist no it isn't because it's passive. It's generic. What you did was just stupid

[@poopface5354]

theres a difference between sperm and poo

[@Holmesy87]

It's so nice that there's no music behind this, just the talking. It sounds so clean and crisp.

[@whiskeyrichards9973]

Really incredible work here mate. I'm astonished at just how professional each individual part came out when finished, and the final product when assembled is truly amazing. Excellent video from an excellent craftsman. Great work.

[@davido.9527]

I have u built the entire suit yet and run around defending your city yet?

[@DavidGuyton]

My city is Baltimore. I'd be dead in 5 mins.

[@Cheezeblade]

Wow, you arent wrong.

[@clowntrooper61]

You should make a t45d power armor helmet

[@orangeusername1792]

David Hernandez I have u learn English yet become teacher?

[@checkpoint3260]

Very nice work, impressive.

[@jacobmolyneux4138]

needs to be a titanium alloy and painted maroon and gold then I'll call it real.

[@warmachine4628]

Jacob Molyneux it is not maroon.... it hot rod red

[@roigipot8120]

Jacob Molyneux What's Titanium alloy...?

[@mememaster7724]

“it’s actually not iron it’s a gold Titanium alloy”

[@jessew5152]

Very cool, and thank you. I'm a backyard blacksmith and have just recently started on armor... mostly because sheet metal is so expensive. I cranked out a couple of these gauntlets out of 18ga and 16ga steel (I downsized the large "cap" on the upper forearm, and had to oversize the finger pieces a bit to make up for the thickness of the bend for the gauge I used). I heated it and went over it with a brass brush to give it a dark color with a brass sheen, and highlighted the edges with tarnished copper. Rivets are dark brass (used gun bluing chems). I wanted an ancient look. They look amazing. Currently working on greaves and a cuirass to go with (not Iron-Man, but still sort of blocky/straight angles - I like to look). Thank you again for sharing the vid, and for the good template.

[@DavidGuyton]

that sounds awesome. Do you have pics or a video I can check out?

[@LordByron2752]

Jesse W chrome would look excellent

[@watzuer7520]

This is probably the coolest thing I've seen on the internet ever.

[@Sengence]

That's awesome for cosplay!!! How much do you want for it?

[@GoalDen]

But if you try to make a real iron man suit you will need silver or gold as they are bad conductors of heat

[@overknight5278]

Khubaib Intwala youd need a titanium gold alloy, according to the movie. Aluminum is a better conductor then copper (found that out in chem)

[@r.lorenzo2937]

Khubaib Intwala n

[@Jan_von_S]

would have liked to see the whole thing though...

[@vancachz18]

My 16 year old son went nuts about this. Now he wants to make one.lol. Good talent. Thanks for sharing almost everything. I agree that you should be able to decide whether to give templates free or with a fee. I think it is fair enough or more because of all the effort you exerted for tutorial and the everything that comes with it. God bless you. I pray you're able to give back to God his glory through your talent. We will order your templates soon. Thanks again...

[@DominicanBeast13]

wow dude you are living my dream right ive always been obsessed with the medieval times and making swords and armor since i was little YOU ARE THE BEST DUDE!!!!

[@Hookieloa]

space marine armor.. that's our future.

[@leandros817]

indeed brother

[@trynox4fun259]

Dont forget about genetic mutations and extra organs

[@Sandouras]

For the glory of the Emprah!

[@Atari8888]

Hookieloa nah that's call of duties future

[@leandros817]

DaxX Gaming how cute you are !

[@yasincengiz9876]

This is very good but can we lazy people buy this

[@PACKERMAN2077]

and can we poor people just look at it?

[@alexsh4517]

can yall find a purpose in ur lives

[@PACKERMAN2077]

Well the lumber yard has some tubing for sale that you could use as a pipe..... I got seven dollars, we'll split even.

[@skullhelmet1944]

And your purpose is trolling? Nice life pal.

[@sanjeevkhare7439]

Think and Tony had to make a whole suit in a CAVE !

[@Matth3w0001]

with a box of SCRAPS!

[@DestruktionDesigns]

He had a LOT more than a box of scraps.

[@mrdean3]

Matth3w0001 I got that. I don't think the other guy did. That's one of my favorite parts of the movie, lol.

[@warmachine4628]

okay you guys just screwed that whole sceen up royally

[@warmachine4628]

this is how it goes

[@phishnetcreativeteam8105]

Hey Man! just wanted to thank you for this ive been watching all your videos and taught myself basic metal working. Ive made several gauntlets as of now, and I used this template and made it out of brass and glued it to a kevlar lined police glove and then i electro etched honeycomb patterns into it for my steampunk costume, people love it and I always refer them to your channel.

[@DavidGuyton]

+PHISHNET CREATIVE TEAM well thank you very much! That's awesome. You should post some pics over on the Armor Templates Facebook page so we can all see!

[@mrcreepybacon]

I found it humorous when u we're showing ur hand and u did the rock on sign, rock on indeed David!

[@davidvelazquez2868]

wow tonight im going to kick some butts

[@quasarstone4951]

He sounds so depressed

[@roguerock22]

Quasar Stone needs some Du Hast in the background!!!

[@Daniel_JS]

Joel Thompson He Needs Some Sweet Dreams In The Background

[@sadladd]

Well he does live in Baltimore.

[@a19lee]

A symptom of Palladium poisoning..

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

The loss of his fight with Captain America still affects

[@SUMANGUPTA-xm7jd]

That's not futuristic, knights used it!!!😂😂😂 Btw well done!!

[@ronnewton606]

I'm not into armor so much but got into/fascinated by your videos. watched most, now may have to give it a try. love working metal. thanks

[@DavidGuyton]

Why thank you! Glad you are enjoying the videos

[@Ryder.Draconis]

You mean it doesn't fire lazers?

[@karmarule]

so what are you going to do with it now?!

[@DavidGuyton]

hang it on the wall

[@rgc3119]

sounds like a plan

[@suboopc640]

silence is killing me

[@oodle6126]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@thomasheasman9981]

Just started making this gauntlet, using 16 gauge mild steel that's going to be coated and painted, when beginning I forgot to take into account the effect the thickness of the steel would have on my original measurements, thankfully I picked up on that before I'd done too many parts. never thought it would be so hard to bend lol because of that I had to make a framework for the vambrace so that I could bend it just right, albeit this makes it far heavier but with the added bonus of being much sturdier

[@c3diy]

+Thomas Heasman holy shit 16 gauge is thick af how did you cut it? Normal snips worked???

[@thomasheasman9981]

+cedricfilm I used heavy duty bulldog snips, a guillotine and angle grinder with a cutting disk lol even with all this it took forever to cut through

[@c3diy]

haha yes i imagine so

[@TheHorr0rist]

now u need only 1 infinity stone.. and g2g to war :P

[@marduk1734]

where is Black Sabbath/ ACDC cover?

[@GreatSmithanon]

A bit of modification to this design would be wonderful for my original sith/mandalorian armor build.

[@phohead]

I'm pretty sure someone has maybe already suggested this, but you should make an Infinity Gauntlet.

[@DavidGuyton]

I may....haven't decided for sure yet

[@DavidGuyton]

Thank you all for making these armoring videos so popular! I am very grateful

[@JacobBen94]

Good for zombies

[@ripjaw9571]

thats more like reinhardt than iron man kek

[@oniyukiyasu8513]

Make the pieces look thick.. Sir, you ARE professional indeed.

[@waynefilkins8394]

I started making a boot like 5 years ago. Had it almost done in autocad and was working with a microcontroller and had found a sensor that makes the motor assist your joint movements. I think I could have gone really far with it if I had the money. If any of my other inventions take off, that's the first thing i'm doin lol

[@Morcaiden]

This is more like a Doctor Doom gauntlet. Impressive!

[@AndrewESoto]

Why do I find this so mesmerizing and relaxing like I'm gong to fall asleep

[@krisguyton05]

Hell yeah, and from one Guyton to another you have done right by this last name!

[@DavidGuyton]

Glad to meet you, cuz! Not a lot of us out there

[@allisonevin7484]

I am very bored during this pandemic. I think my dad and I are going to try this. Thanks!

[@Skooz]

you are right david, this one is indeed the most impressive out of all 3!

[@Dmcriner]

As a suggestion for prototyping material before cutting expensive stainless or brass plate, use 1 litre fruit juice cartons carefully washed and deconstructed. The inside coating looks just like steel and of course only simple cutting tools are required to fashion the individual parts. Unfortunately 1 litre cartons will limit the size of your project but it goes some way to getting everything right before moving on to the expensive metal phase.

[@Rpearce79]

don't stop there, keep going and make the whole suit!

[@Ricebread343]

I'd love to make a whole tin man costume like this, but I am much better at working with foam and board rather than metal. Still you did an amazing job, very cool

[@DavidGuyton]

I wish I had the time to do more of the armor. Right now I have about 5 projects going on, and just can't do something that big. Maybe in the future.

[@georgeisaak5321]

that was awesome ! it would be great to use your talent on the making of the next Iron Man suit for the movie . it would definitely look better and real !

[@jonbravo8610]

and I am a carpenter by trade. this might be a neat little hobby to try to get into. I do have most of the tools you show in your tools used. only one it looks like I don't have would be the body hammer and whatever a piece of you used. might have to give this a try. I love a good challenge

[@DavidGuyton]

if you're handy...even in the slightest...I promise you that you can do this. It's a lot easier than people think

[@jonbravo8610]

I hope so. I said there's some of the tools are seen in the videos I do already have but the hammer and anvil is needed. One thing in the video I thought was very interesting what is your use of roofing nails as rivets. The funny thing is I've done that before.

[@martinumber1]

That's epic. You are a real life Tony Stark. :)

[@firojahmadbakhshi8202]

Hi David, I am also working on robotics, I have one suggestion, Rather than using Metal, use Fiber glass, that is light weight, temperature resistance, rust and chemical reaction free, and also much safer then metal

[@PrestynCreates]

I have a full tutorial on how to make a iron man chest if you’re interested here’s the link m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5-Ue6SXoa1prLM

[@TheLordzorel]

finally done. took me 2.5 years to build it fully. girls, I'll take you now for a ride to the clouds.

[@KV-1Enjoyer]

sir, this video gained you a subscriber

[@firefury6090]

you are truly a tony stark mechanic, as long as you have a hammer and hair pin.

[@firefury6090]

slightly more thicker metal thin kevlar padding... only good for short term assualts, drop and go if you cant... do able.

[@jordandayley6682]

I plan to build two, with my own variations, then use an enamel coating for slight heat resistance and low shine.

[@Adrian-zg4wv]

I love it when its so quiet

[@did3d523]

YES I am impressed and it's not easy to impress me... the helmet can be gourgious in metal to.

[@roguerock22]

sometimes I use vice grips lightly clamped with a rag to padding against the part to hold it til it dries. it can be tricky and risky, but if your familiar with your tools and maybe use a quicker glue lime crazy glue or a 2 part epoxy it should help, and play your fav music in the background, n invite someone to work with you!

[@maninthemirrortable]

looks like you're really good at metal now :) I have yet to make the first gauntlet. Definitely feeling inspired after seeing this one, such nice edges!

[@DavidGuyton]

Thank you! Believe me, if I can do it, anyone can. You just have to put the time in.

[@Zermelo]

Great work, not sure what brought me here but glad I got to see such work. You have a gift, keep crafting.

[@unclefungus7395]

This was so calming to watch

[@BladedDragonGaming]

hey you probably get this a lot but you should totally do a full iron man suit tutorial. ive been wanting to make one but I want to see how it would be made out of metal.

[@notallthatbad]

Not sure why I watched this whole thing. But, well done.

[@_ZEUS_-qb2pz]

I definitely needed a new hobby. Time to start

[@williamshakespeare9424]

We only need leg armor, and this will be perfect. Even more than it is possible!^^

[@BoSSGaminGNetworK]

this is super awesome ! the Tony Stark of KZbin :D

[@prajwalpravinjith7422]

"DAVID GUYTON BUILT THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!"

[@preston4115]

if I ever make one of these I will spray paint it gold and an infinity gauntlet like thanos

[@DavidGuyton]

Copper is a much softer metal, and will lose its shape and dent. Brass would work well though.