I Built An ElectroMagnet For Magnet Fishing

[@drasticg]

Watch more home made magnet videos HERE kzbin.info/aero/PLREDMDc-MXfT_mhYtuNJZVTFaaxHsZy77

[@Sloposse]

First thing you are going to find will be a microwave oven, guaranteed

[@drasticg]

Hs ha that would be funny

[@drasticg]

@Magna Carta thats my next build

[@drasticg]

@Magna Carta hope you hsd a nice weekend

[@michellestewart4662]

HAHAH RIGHT!

[@1738Creations]

I saw a KZbin video yesterday about some seriously dedicated families of lardons who weigh a combiend 3,000lb (214 stone in real money). I thought that was dedication. You've just upped the game.

[@drasticg]

Cheers pal

[@The_rusty_corner.]

This takes magnet fishing to a whole new level, can't wait to see what you find with it. Great video.

[@drasticg]

Cheers mate im excited to

[@victorbunch7725]

Hey man ever hear of D-WALT, LOL

[@drasticg]

Yes mate

[@garyphillips7993]

You need to work out how much current each coil will draw. Measure the resistance of the winding with a simple multimeter, then, work out the current - current = Voltage/Resistance. Make sure the cable you're using can handle that amount of current, also, you'll need higher current rated cable as the voltage will drop over distance, reducing the efficiency of the electro magnets, plus, burn out the cable. Neat idea though 👍

[@wilfbm9067]

Or just throw it in the water and see if it breaks if it doesn't its good

[@drasticg]

Thats probably what will happen

[@drasticg]

I wish i new more about electronics to test this

[@garyphillips7993]

@@drasticg I've no doubt it'll work, just that you may lose some of the efficiency from power loss. Then again, it could work a treat 👍 You can get simple multimeter's off Ebay for less than a tenner. 😉 I'm looking forward to see it working 🙂

[@drasticg]

Cheers mate

[@jamesrichings356]

This is what you call creative and innovative.

[@drasticg]

Cheers james

[@jamesrichings356]

drasticg No worries, mate. Where did you get your magnets from? I found stuff like this really interesting 👍

[@drasticg]

I get them from onlinemagnets or amazon

[@johnbrown2163]

Can you make Electro Magnet for home defense? I would like to see something you can hide in door ways and sticks bad-guy to wall or floor.

[@drasticg]

sounds a good idea

[@johnbrown2163]

@@drasticg All enemies have something metal. You make great invention you can add to school and churches for 100% security and safety.

[@JonVlogs123]

Nice magnet!! 😎👍

[@tomeighty]

Great video, I can't wait to see it in action!

[@drasticg]

Thanks tom

[@GeorgeChristofi]

You missed a critical step Gareth. First, Remove the fuse from the plug and then cut the plug off the wire. There will always be a plank who will plug it in if it is left alone.

[@drasticg]

I didnt use the microwave wiring so there is no plug on it

[@GeorgeChristofi]

@@drasticg I mean the loose cable. When you get electricals that you are tearing down, just chop the plug off the mains cable. It stops muppets from plugging in bits of wire and getting shocks. The council here if you are getting them to take away a freezer or fridge ask you to chop the plug.

[@drasticg]

Ok

[@barryroach1980]

Blimey mate, you are turning into a Marvel baddie , The Magnet Marauder ......you'll have the Avengers after you soon!!!!

[@barryroach1980]

C'mon Lord B, they had long trousers , acne and their voices were nearly broken......a challenge enough for anyone!!! :-)))

[@drasticg]

Ha ha awesome comment

[@drasticg]

Ha ha

[@jonhit2240]

Wer also gone have his trousers down.

[@Euro420]

Great idea👍

[@drasticg]

Cheers

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Really cool video my friend

[@drasticg]

Thanks tom

[@rhys7671]

That line marking spray will come off straight away , it's not a permanent paint that's why it's used on roads and stuff you need proper yellow spray paint with a clear primer to protect it.

[@drasticg]

Cheers for the tip i will sort it out before i get it wet

[@Magneticg]

Haha lol great video can’t wait for the testing of this lol 😆

[@drasticg]

Thanks George

[@shaunmchugh664]

Love this nice to see someone do something they love and show others you've been a big part in the magnet fishing scene keep up the good work fella

[@drasticg]

Cheers shaun i love this message

[@emmarobinson6317]

Can’t wait to see you test it mate 👍

[@drasticg]

Its will be exciting

[@kyle12111994]

You could purchase some anodized transformer wire and make your own coils for those transformer cores, would be a hell of a lot more powerful but overheating may be a problem

[@drasticg]

Thanks for the tip

[@un-_-known688]

Eletric and water ? Wires ?

[@drasticg]

That will be the fun but testing it out lol

[@warddbud]

How do you know which coil out of the transformer to use? I want to make a single one just the clean up all the metal slivers from cutting grinding.... on the bench, floor...

[@drasticg]

Follow the video and it shows you mate

[@Exrayeagle1]

We’re do you get the time to do all this. Do you work or are you on benefits

[@drasticg]

Ha ha i work full time and go out at weekends

[@TreasureEdd]

Gareth Im speechless, Best of luck with it mate

[@serhatsarkus1738]

Hello. I used 12 volts and 12.5 currents. It got too hot after 20 minutes of operation. If I lower the current value, would I use it longer? Will I experience a decrease in my usage power? How much current should I use at most?

[@drasticg]

sorry im no expert at electronics

[@jacksontownsley9311]

Thank you so much I have never loved anything like this I just bought a 400kg double sided magnet and I’m naming it after your channel drastic☺️😊😁😁😄😃😃😀😍😍 and also love your vids me and my dad watches all of your old vids while we are eating

[@drasticg]

Sweet thanks mate for nsming it drastic and i hope you find some cool stuff

[@jacksontownsley9311]

The best KZbinr thanks

[@drasticg]

Thankks

[@MyUnoriginalUsername]

Looks really cool!

[@drasticg]

Cheers

[@susanward-centeno7305]

Can't wait to see it work, WOW.

[@drasticg]

Me to mwah ha ha

[@latheadventures1390]

@Drasticg So what do you do as a job? and where do you work? was it you doing the welding etc...?

[@drasticg]

Yes thats me welding and im a welder in the army

[@latheadventures1390]

Thats Awsome, i thought you looked like you are in good shape i can tell your a strong guy! iv wanted to join the army for the past two years, started riding a pushbike again and joined a local gym to sort my fitness out again, once i have sorted my fitness out im going to open my application up again, i applied to be tank crew men, they told me i have 2-3 years to get things sorted and decide if i wanna re-apply ;) we will see!

[@drasticg]

Go for it mate, the army will soon get you fit and its a good career

[@lindagordon4687]

Love the way u repurpose stuff

[@steviebaby2857]

Yes Graham, go on my son. Whole new level league etc. Robomagnet next. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@darranbrown2670]

*Gareth

[@steviebaby2857]

Lol why did I put Graham

[@drasticg]

My name is gareth lol

[@drasticg]

Begins with a g lol

[@steviebaby2857]

@@drasticg tiredness mate lol

[@rogerrabbit7469]

Very good...I have one of these I converted to a single electromagnet the only problem is these microwave transformers are designed to work with mid ac voltage 120 not 12 volts DC.. mine were 5 times stronger using ac...or connect your dc batteries (at least 3 minimum) in series...

[@susankoehler2883]

Hubby said thank you for showing how you made it but he's pretty sure it's more than we'll need to magnet fish. But with some of the finds you have it's going to be a must have. Like the motorcycle and scouters you recover. Great idea and inginuitive way to do it.

[@drasticg]

Thanks susan

[@susankoehler2883]

You're quite welcome 😊. Keep the videos coming, love watching them.

[@drasticg]

Cheers

[@rikokaboom7644]

So cccccool! cant wati to see the video you use it!! Best of luck!

[@drasticg]

Thanks mate will be exciting

[@ManchesterMagnetMen]

Wow that's mint mate

[@drasticg]

Cheers mate

[@JediCarper]

Awesome can’t wait to see it in action

[@drasticg]

I know jed i cant wait to

[@michaelboyle9889]

Awesome video can't wait to see what that big mother pulls out ⚡👍👍

[@drasticg]

Me to mate

[@ExploringwithCarl]

Brilliant work. I really enjoyed watching that

[@drasticg]

Thankyou it was a bit different

[@TerminusVox]

This is almost exactly what I hoped you were building! I was thinking of a grapple instead of a magnet. Couple questions: how will you keep it on the tow path and out of the canal? And is it waterproof?

[@drasticg]

Ive not tried to see if its waterproof yet and i will have to carry it down with my crane

[@TerminusVox]

I was wondering along the lines of counterweights and/or anchors. Obviously you don't want to sink something into the stone of the tow path but maybe an anchor point well back in the grass (where available) might keep you, your magnet, and your crane above water level.

[@drasticg]

Yes mate top idea thsnkyou

[@bradleyheathhaysable]

Great video. Seems like you could've left the fiberglass out and just used regular two part resin.

[@jamiesuvo7420]

Mate you are very smart man to make that very cool I can't wait to see you use it it might be better off on a boat with that crane

[@drasticg]

Cheers mate and i cant wait to test it in water

[@azaanjamal278]

Love ur vids

[@drasticg]

Thanks

[@azaanjamal278]

I want to get an magnet

[@drasticg]

They are on amazon

[@azaanjamal278]

What the best starter kit

[@drasticg]

200kg double sided with 50ft of climbing rope

[@andycross2291]

That is utter madness, Cannot wait to see this beast in action !

[@drasticg]

Thanks andy

[@eugenejulson8742]

Can you make one big enough to disarm someone at your front door?

[@drasticg]

Ha ha may need a breaking bad magnet

[@stedylan8820]

OMG 😮 that’s great lol love it 😊

[@drasticg]

Thanks ste

[@stedylan8820]

Lot us all no when you are going to start making them to sell 🧲

[@drasticg]

Im afraid its a one off

[@johnhalsall1878]

Just because life can be a bit shit sometimes, I recommend keeping an appropriate fire extinguisher as part of this new kit. Hopefully you'll never need it.

[@حيدرهاشم-و4ج]

Really cool, are you creative? My dear brother, do you have a video showing how to make magnets that are resistant to high temperatures (resisting 950 degrees or 1000 degrees) I want to use this magnet in aluminum melting furnace? I want to pick up iron from the bottom of molten aluminum

[@iangates8815]

why resin and not little bit resin then plastic barrel lid .

[@drasticg]

That may of worked

[@question_them]

Why have you filled it with fibre glass (mostly resin by the look of it)?

[@drasticg]

Cheap and waterproof

[@boertjevanbuutenGraads]

That makes getting mopeds a carparts out of the water easy! I'm curious what you will find using that. Sweet idea !!

[@drasticg]

Me to i csnt wait to find out

[@sunny53078]

should have tied a knot in the wire after running it through the cover it helps incase the wire is ever yanked

[@drasticg]

good point

[@alisoncap8847]

What a beast !! Looking forward to what you can pull out Xx

[@drasticg]

Cheers pal

[@mikekrueger3262]

The more coils I put in,the stronger the magnet will be?

[@mikekrueger3262]

How much weight you think it can pick up now?

[@drasticg]

Not sure i havent fully tested the power

[@mikekrueger3262]

@@drasticg iam going to build one to use on my skid steer to sort the nails and metal from my ash pile

[@drasticg]

@@mikekrueger3262 good idea mate let me know how it goes

[@Ridgeroader]

Well done sir. That thing is a beast. Be careful you don't try to pull piping that is supposed to be there out of the canals.

[@drasticg]

I will try not to

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Look forward to seeing it tested. God speed with the generator set up.

[@drasticg]

Cheers mate im nervous sticking 24pv through this lol

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

You know what your'e about. We can see your'e a practical man & wouldn't go off half cocked on a project. .

[@drasticg]

Cheers

[@ronnolan1958]

Very impressed!!

[@rockyfish3115]

Where can I see this can't find you using it anywhere

[@drasticg]

not used it yet, been busy

[@kreynolds1123]

Its not easy to see if you wired the coils in series or parallel. If wired in parallel, and connected to mains, they could draw excessive current. If connected in series, and connected to mains, the current will be 1/3 of what each transformer is rated for. On the other hand instead of connecting directly to mains, one might try rectifying the AC to pulsed DC. But consider, one transformer has enough inductive reactance to limit 120vac flowing through it. Rectifying the AC to DC would cause too much current to flow in one single coil, but having three in in series might provide just enough copper resistance and inductive reactance to limit rectified AC.

[@drasticg]

I will double check i get confused with series and parrarell

[@kreynolds1123]

@@drasticg I just did some double checking of my own in a circuit simulator. tinyurl.com/y2v8rotg Even placing inductive coils in series on the DC side of a full bridge rectifier, without a current limiter, ends up drawing way toooooo much current. If you want each electromagnet at full power on AC, then you want it in parallel, but have it on a circuit, and circuit breaker that can handle the full load. if they are in series, then you will get just 1/3rd the current. which means you will get just 1/3rd of the power at the same voltages as one MOT will get.

[@zanedaugherty5564]

@@kreynolds1123 i just commented on this video and then seen your comments. I have so many questions for a man of your knowledge. But do you have a suggestion on a website, page, blog, book, etc... on the electrical side of building these things? I've started one of these builds and i have jumped in head first. It is some of the most interesting stuff that ive done in a while. Thanks for the advice you posted

[@kreynolds1123]

@@zanedaugherty5564 a well rounded background to aid in designing and understanding circuits is fairly diverse. There are certainly a bunch of places one can goto but understanding them takes time, and a little guidance can certainly be helpful. I dont have the time to write a book but I'll suggest a few search terms to start with to understand this circuit 1) "ohms law of DC and AC circuits" 2) "Impedence and inductive reactance" 3) "resistance and reactance in series and parallel circuits" 4) "reactive power, apparent power, real power" The circuit simulator I linked to earlyer is a great tool to play with helping cement the ideas you learn as well as model circuits you would like to try. You can measure voltage amps watts in peak average and rms. Magnetic fields and field strength, though may seem simple, are really complex. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_field. There are simplified versions or ways of viewing them, and tools for calculating the magnetic fields, flux, and fields strengths, and inductance of coils with and without magnetic permeable materials. There's really to much for me to teach here but a wealth of info can be found on the net.

[@drasticg]

Got to love the community and helpfulness off you guys

[@angelawesel4654]

Did not guess that !! Awsome cant wait to see it in action !!

[@drasticg]

Suprise lol

[@squatchthumper7537]

But does it work in water? Find anything with it?

[@drasticg]

I havent tested it in water im working away at the minute so will test it soon

[@CraftAero]

Brilliant concept man... but your alignment (120 deg. rotation) will drop your efficiency drastically as the fields will interfere, rather than compliment each other.

[@drasticg]

So you have any links to videos so i could see this

[@CraftAero]

@@drasticg I may have "spoken too soon". My (hobbyist) experience here is with old school, tube amplifier output transformers (OPTs). I've even wound my own using microwave oven transformers (MOTs). We are always careful to align Left & Right OPTs at 90deg. to each other to prevent electromagnetic "cross-talk" between the channels. Putting them "in-line" creates a much larger (combined) magnetic field and we do NOT want the L/R channels combined, obviously. I realize that you've removed the secondary coil. You now have (what we would call) an inductor coil or choke. In my application, this is used to resist changes in current flow. In your application, it freely induces the magnetic field. I'm thinking now, if the coils are all wound in the same direction, alignment may not matter. The winding direction matters because you want the magnets to "agree". (see the right-hand thumb rule) It seems that you've used identical MOTs and you've oriented the input terminals all the same. Shouldn't be a problem there. Let's say your "center post" is North, the outer legs would be South, the fields agree aaaand Bob's your uncle. Somewhere (?) I have a Tesla (magnetic force) mapping software that I've used to space my transformers and HV circuits to eliminate exactly what your goal is. It shows graphically the relationships (influence) between nearby magnetic fields. Unfortunately, Elon Musk has ruined any web search for "Tesla mapping". I have a dozen or so MOTs in the garage. Now I'm too curious and I'll have do some monkeying around this weekend. Two should be enough to do some orientation vs pull-test trials. Keep in mind that your battery charger is current limited for protection, a car battery will NOT be limited and may dump outrageous current into the MOTs. Again, I'll do some dick'n about on this and post here. Full disclosure... I'm a Tool & Die Maker and Mech. Eng. , electrical "toys" and electronics are merely a hobby of mine. I am certainly NOT an authority. At any rate "G", I'm definitely a fan (and new subscriber) of your channel. You have a great attitude and manner about your presentation. Cheers from Canada ! Hey, did you ever get a chance to see "The Mona Lisa Twins" at the Cavern Club ?

[@drasticg]

I dont know where the caven club is and where is it? You may be a hobbiest but you know 1000% more than me lol i wish i could of picked your brain before i started this project and what do you think would beva good power source? Thanks Gareth

[@Jademyheart]

Now thats intuitive engineering, fan -bloody -tastic 👌🏻

[@drasticg]

Thankyou mate

[@CBC1976]

You will need at least 20 amps at 12 volts, depending on what force you want to generate.

[@GE0RGEC0NSTANZA]

first thing i thought of when I started watching the mag fishing vids was. lets build a electric mag small and big . Glad to see you have done it already

[@drasticg]

Cheers pal

[@jimmystardawg1506]

This video is like ASMR heaven

[@drasticg]

Thanks

[@Official_bigtango]

Can’t wait to see what your gonna pull out with this 👍!

[@drasticg]

Cheers pal

[@nnobud7703]

Cant wait to see some magnet fishing videos with that thing

[@drasticg]

Thanks pal

[@justin_time]

This is nothing short of amazing. I am lost for words. Phenomenal job! I can't wait to see what happens in the next stage of this project!

[@drasticg]

Thanks pal im goad you like it

[@mattsmith3118]

Is there a way of making my beast magnet into an electromagnetic? I’m sure at school (20 years ago ) we used to wrap a wire around the magnet and then add power

[@drasticg]

not sure sorry

[@Z3n1tHL0rD]

shrink wrap means pro :) ordered fibre glass welding blanket to make a bulletproof vest lol, splash it all over like Brut 33, love the vid mate

[@drasticg]

Brut ha ha do they even selll that any more

[@Z3n1tHL0rD]

@@drasticg brut 33 of course, lol not .smelled like sheep piss

[@drasticg]

Ha ha

[@romanschinas5724]

oh awesome. this should be fun and very helpful. now you need to attach it to a boat and drive around the canal haha

[@romanschinas5724]

also honda makes a good size cheapish generators if you are looking around for one

[@drasticg]

Ha ha id love a boat

[@drasticg]

Thanks for the tip

[@thekingtroll2]

So where is the video showing you using this? That's what I wanted to see.

[@drasticg]

I needed knee surgery juat after this video so ive not had chance to film that bit

[@jdshenanigans9265]

All you need is a cannal boat to afix it too . We did this years ago before it became a hobby . But we did profit from scrap metal back then . .but i cant say where our electro magnet came from

[@drasticg]

Ha ha

[@G1ZQCArtwork]

Nice job, but, if you are potting it in resin, all the electrical connections need soldering, not just crimp on tags, as they will develop resistance in time, get hot and the magnetic strength will weaken till the joint fails completely. It will be interesting to see how it performs in the field, (or should that be in the canal?).

[@drasticg]

Thanks for the tip david

[@G1ZQCArtwork]

@@drasticg Those crimp on tags are really only for temporary testing, they have a high rate of failure on motor vehicles when they get damp. Always take the plastic sleeve off, push it up the wire out of the way and solder the wire joint, pull the sleeve back down to cover the join. Some shrink wrap would also help as it tends to strengthen the integrity of the join. I always solder my joints to prevent later failures and lower resistance.

[@drasticg]

Brilliant advice and i do shrink wrap the joints

[@salimbedjou8076]

thank you for sharing '' 'tell me' I did not understand the connection of electric queues' or the interior? thank you for answering me 😀

[@drasticg]

So what do you mean?

[@salimbedjou8076]

@@drasticg I did not understand the electrical relationship between the three transforms

[@simplesplash3192]

This is such a great idea!!

[@drasticg]

Thankyou

[@davidmcneil9340]

Mount it on the rear of a canal barge... then you can clean up the leeds to liverpool canal

[@drasticg]

Top idea mate

[@lockpickingbelfast]

You'll pull the plug on the canal with that lol

[@drasticg]

I hope not i dont want to be responcible for that lol

[@lockpickingbelfast]

@@richardclark3838 ? Good luck with that lol but why haha

[@lockpickingbelfast]

@@drasticg 😂😂😂😂

[@drasticg]

Why has he writtern his own name in the message?

[@user-jp1yd2ut9r]

try getting an inverter for the power then use a car battry or 2 for the power

[@drasticg]

Cool idea mate

[@kyrassamson966]

This...this is taking the word creative to a whole new level!!! Pure Genius 👍

[@drasticg]

Thanks lol

[@pimenta0632]

Nice one this video is very entertaining and interesting how you made that magnet

[@drasticg]

Thanks

[@jamieround2072]

does the yellow line maker spray paint does it glow in the dark u know of the water's esp,. going deep....... i'm curuios here.........

[@drasticg]

Im not sure if it glows but yellow will stand out

[@georgesoros4232]

Awesome bit of engineering. It can't lift black bin bags weighed down with mud out of the water can it?

[@drasticg]

Why would black bin bags be weighed down with mud?

[@georgesoros4232]

@@drasticg One day you're walking around minding your own business, next thing you know, you accidently run over a pig, chop it up, put it in a blender, wrap it in a binbag and toss it into the river. Seems to happen all the time now.

[@drasticg]

Hmmmm cant say ive heard of that happening but each to there own

[@georgesoros4232]

@@drasticg would you like to come around for a cup of tea? :)

[@drasticg]

Why not as long as you dont put the milk in before the hot water ha ha

[@jasjps]

Don't get that bad boy stuck to the side of the canal 😂 .... Really interested to see how this goes, great vid mate 👍🏻

[@drasticg]

Thanks pal

[@ananpillai2783]

I would've cut the top portion of the transformers, just above the coil, to make it less heavier and less use less resin. A better solution is to use coconut coir or perlite with some clay and only the outside is coated with some resin.

[@drasticg]

awesome tips, thanks

[@SpaghettiFTW]

What do you do with the stuff you find, recycle it or sell it for scrap? If so how much do you typically get?

[@drasticg]

Sell it to the scrap man and depends how much i find and what type of metal it is

[@ClaytonHartin]

Any microwave works? Are the mini transformers different for every model of microwave. I know a lot of microwave have different power of watts... 🤷‍♂️

[@drasticg]

Yes any microwave will do but the bigger the microwave the bigger the transformer so you need 3 the same size to build this

[@Dan-zc7ut]

First to admire this beauty of a video

[@drasticg]

Thanks

[@levid4743]

Keep up the good work bro love the content

[@drasticg]

Cheers levi

[@sherry866]

Dude, that's fkn Amazing. Very impressed

[@drasticg]

Thanks pal

[@cool_mat99]

That looks class can't wait to c it in action

[@drasticg]

Thanks pal

[@rangeroverl322]

Oh yessssss Drastic, we is going big time . Congratulations bro looking good, all this and genny on power barrow tracked chassis 👍

[@drasticg]

I cant wait to use it

[@conspir0ocys]

Really cool gareth

[@drasticg]

Thankyou

[@lisafarr2317]

Pretty clever 2 put that 2gether. Cant wait 2 c what u haul with that. Great vid again.

[@drasticg]

Thanka lisa

[@davexvs]

plz tell us all that you discharged the capacitor before you barged right in ???

[@drasticg]

Erm !!

[@suemasongreen8979]

Have to say , your very handy in the diy department gareth , i have a few jobs that need doing here if your not busy ... lol

[@drasticg]

I love building things and ive always been hands on

[@jamieround2072]

@ 6 48 here...... what was that in the lil tube u squeezing into the resin of the fiberglass liquid stuff................. i figure u r making it more water proof here either way....... which is way smart in the long run of thing's.....

[@drasticg]

Thats just the activator to make the resin go off

[@pamlabarr7043]

Oh wow you plan on pulling up the Titanic? Lol 😀 You need to bring that to the US and clean our water ways . Can't wait to see how good it works .

[@drasticg]

Thanks pam and are your waterways as poluted as ours

[@pamlabarr7043]

@@drasticg yes they are and it's a shame that people are like that , But on the other hand we wouldn't be watching and learning from great people like you cleaning them up thank you.

[@drasticg]

Thanks pam, the more people that magnet fish the more our waterways get cleaner

[@smartiesubunk2thnubuts397]

Love the new magnet mate. Can't wait to see what you drag out of the deeps with that monster.

[@drasticg]

Cheers craig

[@thecritics1out887]

Do you have a video out yet of it in use?

[@drasticg]

Coming soon mate

[@lth1072]

Awesome stuff mate.

[@drasticg]

Thanks

[@gintim8]

You are evolving

[@drasticg]

Ha ha just.like pokemon