I Turned These Plastic Beads Into a Shield!!!

[@djarcforceable]

Tyler is a fearless man. As is apparent when he throws/launches sharp objects all over his garage while using nothing more than safety squints as eye protection.

[@_dankle]

I was looking for this comment

[@johndorian4078]

really, i mean come on.... im more shocked at the "why did this thing that shoots metal darts that stick into wood fire 2 when it should only fire one............let me point it at my face and find out"

[@jerodlundry5582]

Still waiting for OSHA to come to hit house. Oh what fun that'd be

[@vincentheymans8990]

He's got his safety shirt on, he's totally fine

[@nickbob2003]

at 10:15 he freaked me out by looking directly at the ballistic darts when it just malfunctioned by sending out two darts

[@tylercoon1791]

Alright, so we got our 4 classes for the TylerTube RPG. Tyler with knife: Rogue Tyler with crossbow: Ranger Tyler with Flex Tape: Medic And finally, Tyler with sword and board: Warrior

[@TC-th1ey]

Why is it that the Tyler Medic seems the biggest threat to my health?

[@Zalwalloo]

@@TC-th1ey Tyler cooking is a bigger threat, you're lucky chef isn't one of the classes

[@Sam-fq5hc]

@@Zalwalloo yet

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

Don't forget Tyler with 500 9-volt batteries: Wizard

[@PUCCl_]

“You can’t rob me, I have a ballistic dart gun!” “Well too bad, I brought my plastic bead shield!”

[@brandoncampbell9794]

Ironically I think plastic would have made a fantastic shield in medieval times. It's incredibly durable, it's flexible, and lightweight. I could imagine the proper plastic easily stopping a sword.

[@Blalack77]

Seems like a rolling pin or maybe a piece of metal laid over it under a weight could have worked to flatten and stretch it. That stuff looks pretty cool.. I could see a lot of uses for it. That club looks like the one the dude had in Last of the Mohicans.

[@AggressiveLemur]

Gun stock war clubs are really really cool, and despite the name, no one is really sure if they are based off a musket stock which they do resemble, or if they are a coincidental design as even the oldest ones they have found dont have any of the drilling or tapping holes you would find in a repurposed musket stock.

[@righty-o3585]

Yep, I was just gonna say the same thing... ROLLING PIN, BRO!! 🤘

[@fallouthirteen]

I wasn't expecting too much from him. I mean after the last video of working with it he didn't even bother getting some heat resistant gloves for working with the stuff.

[@AggressiveLemur]

​@@fallouthirteen Wow, waterproof grill gloves are 30 bucks....totally worth it for this.

[@carrionstorm736]

You want a shield to be rounded. It's less effective if it's perfectly flat.

[@A.Lifecraft]

The thing with warhammers and fighting clubs against shields is, your enemy gets his weapon stuck in your shield, you now have a save handle to remove his weapon from your enemy. So when doing medieval combat or stuff you will usually avoid hitting a shield and aim for bodyparts that are covered in plates as thornlike structures will more easily remove from punctured plate metal than wood or in this case plastics.

[@buckiesmalls]

'Why does this reusable material stick to itself, when rewetted with hot water. ' We love you Tyler.

[@Cyrusleaf]

Man I died at that part. Wait??? It's sticks to itself? I have a new table for - nevermind.

[@yeetmcmeat]

i feel like the best part of this stuff as a shield is that you can fix it pretty easily

[@DJjune7]

”Why did two of them shoot out at once?” *PROCEEDS TO STARE DIRECTLY INTO THE DART-GUN* 10:15

[@cmcrisp42]

SAFETY

[@noahandcamsadventures1296]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aggelosvarakis1567]

I was looking in the comments if someone else noticed 😂😂 that could have gone so wrong

[@ronniewilliz153]

lol right an I'm sure he got hit with one of them ricochets from the darts

[@jaythewolf7216]

I know I flinched at that. like holy shit.

[@ku7342]

Kindly sign the petition to get Tyler a stonger/more solid work table below. (Yes, I know he still needs the use of his garage, but he also needs somethin he can go to WORK on without bouncing! 😉)

[@curtisframsey]

You need a rolling pin and insulated glove with nitrile gloves over it like people use when working with bbq.

[@mariestarlight]

This.

[@nerdynana1306]

👍👍

[@ramondewilde05]

Maybe even just something abt as big to put ontop and push👀

[@zakstorm5171]

So this stuff is hard, white, malleable, and apparently makes pretty good armor against everything except crossbows, apparently. Congrats man, I think you found what Storm Troopers make their armor out of.

[@PictishPrince]

If you used double the amount for the shield , a large wooden dowel to roll it out, you could have made a Pavise to cover your entire body.

[@CeeJayThe13th]

Just want to point out that the shield is being held static during testing but if it was being used in "battle" your arm would be acting like a shock absorber and would make it much less likely for anything to actually penetrate the shield. You'd also have the ability to move it and help deflect blows.

[@Darwiniskindaadded]

this stuff is really cool. now you just gotta find out if you can sharpen it.

[@KingOreo2017]

my exact thought 😂

[@spindelkuk]

omg yes

[@spoot8835]

Easy belt sander

[@summerrose7839]

YES

[@survivingnations7158]

😂😂

[@cerealguy6359]

I love this. More accurately the shield aswell. Shields were typically hardened wood with metal lining to help the shields shape. They were however closer to around an extra half inch of thickness. However shields typically had the handles towards the side with padding to help your forearm brace against the blows. Bucklers however were small metal shields with wood handles directly in the middle for hand maneuvers. No shaming for not making historically accurate and instead saying how absolutely awesome this stuff is, and if shaped and molded would be stronger than hard wood shields, but not as strong as full metal shields, with the off set being the light weight of the plastic compared to the full heavy metal shields that required your full body to lift. Super cool as always

[@thatoneguynobodylikes8553]

I'd really love to see you repair the shield with a heat gun. I wanna see if it really does just go back together, or if you can just patch it with more of the balls and have it hold nicely.

[@jaythewolf7216]

same. rapid heat gun repairs would be so epic. smash it up real good then spray water and heat gun squish it back together again. but he needs some gloves or something to deal with that heat molding it bare handed seems to hurt.

[@Spooks8737]

The fact that he never thought of gloves so he can handle the scalding hot plastic 😂

[@kyleshelton11]

I thought for sure after the first time using this stuff he would get some leather gloves or something. Guess he likes the pain.

[@moneyboy503]

@@kyleshelton11 just lacks a bit of common sense lmao

[@OfficialBLKGoat]

Definitely need some type of heat resistant gloves to properly deal with that

[@Twofrogsonecup]

I'm so glad his channel blew up this guy just makes the best videos for when there's nothing to watch just random shit but it's all useful in some way hes a genius

[@bleeblin5252]

Embed chain mail. It would almost be like a stronger fiberglass and would likely be able to stop crossbows too if you get the right ring sizes. Edit: also, try using a rolling pin when flattening it out. It will help make the sheets a lot more uniform and you can just sandwich the chain mail between two layers of hot plastic and try to roll it in.

[@Yrocsrelles]

Embedded chainmail would be cool

[@bleeblin5252]

@@Yrocsrelles hope he gives it a try. Would be pretty cool to see how it performs.

[@pokecat8982]

@@bleeblin5252 doesn't that take months and alot of experience to make

[@pokecat8982]

@@bleeblin5252 I searched and it says if many people team up it takes 2 weeks to make a shirt so I don't think that's realistic

[@keirakain]

He could just get chainmail and layer thus stuff on both sides of it so the plastic has a chain mail metal core

[@doctalemon]

I used to watch your videos all night before and now i just noticed your bio says “your problably watching my videos at 3 AM”😂

[@atlasgunther8947]

The stuff is great. Very underrated. I've used it for years by different makers ... started out very expensive and today it's dirty cheap if you shop around enough.

[@rennnnn914]

Yep, I use it in my little repair business all the time. You can make or repair plastic tabs and mold small pieces for toys and plastic parts. Fabulous stuff that I've also used for years.

[@sofa-lofa4241]

I bought it as 'Polymorph' in the UK around 10 years ago I love the way you can drill/tap it and it will hold strong

[@1220mystic]

Can anyone tell me if i mold this around like a cord and let it cool will i be able to pull the cord out or will it stick to the cord? Thank you

[@sofa-lofa4241]

@@1220mystic hi, if you tie a knot in the cord it shouldn't pull out, You could flatten 2 sheets of this material and trap a knot between, then mould them together pressing between your palms, I have fused several sheets together like this and when cool doesn't seem to delaminate easily

[@1220mystic]

@@sofa-lofa4241 so it shouldnt stick to the cord when cooled then?

[@johnsaucerhunter]

Late to the party, but have to suggestions.. Making a bow out of the beads would be very interesting. And also a slingshot. In fact you could probably make round marble sized 'pellets' for the slingshot out of the same stuff. Again making this product something that every survivalist should have in his bag. Great thing is if you make a mistake... you just reheat it up again. I've worked with these beads in the years past for making fake teeth. The secret in using them is to knead (like bread) continually folding and getting the air out of whatever your creating. The trapped air is going to be the weakest part of whatever you create. Love your channel.

[@brendenkimchi2767]

You’re the science teacher we all wished we had in high school, educating while entertaining!!!

[@JohnSmith-kf1fc]

Tyler a science teacher?!? Hahhahha oh... thanks for the laugh!

[@jamesstephenson8789]

And after one day he would be fired being the dumbest science teacher ever

[@mysteriousdisappearance]

There is zero education going on here

[@stinkycheese804]

Heck no, I actually learned things in school that are useful in Real Life. I learned nothing from this video, but I was entertained.

[@jamesstephenson8789]

@@stinkycheese804 actually I always learn something from these videos always read directions don’t just throw papers away

[@lauramanuel7619]

Use a heat gun. As a cosplayer who has made a entire suit of armor out of thermal plastic- heat gun and clay sculpting tools so you don’t burn your hands. If it sticks to your sculpting tools the way friendly plastic does then use lard on your tools to keep it from sticking.

[@TheRayin8er]

Is it just me or was it absolutely hilarious when he was putting the handle in the hole 😂

[@CollinTheSav]

Get the mind out of the gutter.

[@TheRayin8er]

@@CollinTheSav how bout let’s have a sense of humor and not be such a Debbie downer. I have a dirty mind that I find quite funny. It’s cool that you don’t but don’t try and act like I’m wrong for thinking something’s funny ;)

[@vasectomyfail442]

@@CollinTheSav your comment severely lacks cuss words

[@bumbobaggins]

Yes definitely, but I thought this channel was supposed to be family friendly

[@TheRayin8er]

@@bumbobaggins not sure if you’re talking about what I said. But nowhere in this video and nothing I said was un family friendly. Wanna talk about being family friendly go talk to the school systems…

[@whocares6698]

Excuse me Tyler, there are these things called rolling pins. They use them for rolling out dough into flatter shapes. It would have seriously helped here i think . Thank you for all the hard work

[@reallife3338]

And I also have to point out the fact that you had a "weapon malfunction" and then look directly at it with no safety glasses on when it didn't work the way it was supposed to 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@treyvobornik3176]

I had the same thought lol.

[@brianmccann666]

Yep

[@lykaiosonyx298]

Yeah, I had a mini panic attack at that

[@fallouthirteen]

Yeah, like man, breaking rule 1 of using a projectile weapon, don't point it at something you probably don't want to shoot, especially when you know for a fact it's still loaded.

[@oldschooltunervw]

Came to say this

[@madarauchiha8146]

i broke my old phone 6 months ago. i was subscribed to your channel for 2 years on account i used. long story short i got a new phone couldn’t log into youtube anymore so made a new account. and here we are. damn i love this guy! so happy youtube recommended your videos to me again. i missed seeing you!! 👍 edit. now i binge watching all your videos i missed

[@DizzyDJW]

This seems like it'd be perfect for the Cosplay Community to mold armor shapes out of

[@Blatant.Obscurity]

That's a good idea, I wonder how it hold paint or color

[@jaythewolf7216]

@@Blatant.Obscurity i seem you can actually stain it to. and there is all kinds of plastic paint you can probably get to work with it. there is also different colors of this stuff or off brands like it even clear stuff. kind of want to go all out and grab a bunch some day and just mess with it.

[@vincetravis8701]

@@Blatant.Obscurity It actually takes paints and varnish really well. I used this stuff to make antlers for a jackalope and the acrylic paints stuck to it nicely. I also used Duraclear varnish and it dried as pretty as you please. Sanding it was interesting though. The friction of the sandpaper heated it up enough that it kind of melted, but it still smoothed out the bumps. So the sanding was more equivalent to adding water to clay instead of actually removing rough areas.

[@stinkycheese804]

If you want to look like you are missing some chromosomes, because it doesn't mold into good shapes while many other materials can make more realistic props even if they don't have the impact resistance, which is more what you're going for with cosplay.

[@JackSilver1410]

@@vincetravis8701 Yeah? I was going to say it looked like HDPE which was used to make stormtrooper armor, the reason it was white was because it wouldn't take paint.

[@aalynnodell9809]

Tyler for a man you have the cleanest hands i have ever seen in my entire life. They make mine look manly from everything i get into grease and paint wise and my 8 year old sons from all the dirt and stuff he plays with.

[@isaacmccallister8029]

Video idea for bead: 1. Makeshift bow and arrows, use real arrow heads and string, but my the handle and sticks for arrows out of beads. 2. Make a holster for your “SMALL” knife. 3. phone case. 4. Maybe a blade if you can, would like to see you try to even if it were to melt from heat of the grit scratching it.. just as a example for people who don’t know or if it works it would be nice.

[@nomoreaudio2980]

I think a mace or a staff might work with this stuff(if you cant sharpen) and would love to watch you try it, and how effective it would be.

[@NateDawg5050]

Use hot rollers with water poring over and even heat pads that go to high enough temperature and wet clothes, not bad tho pretty good way to shape plastic

[@Bookittyf]

I don’t know if anybody has suggested this, but next time while working with this stuff you might want to use silicone gloves, you use them to take stuff out of the oven on Amazon, might work to use while molding this stuff, so you don’t burn your hands LOL fun video thx!!

[@Stalker-lh5nk]

I would just keep in mind that most of these are best case scenarios; if you were actually in a battle no one would get hits this good or direct unless you were somehow pinned. most everything that stuck into the shield wouldve just glanced off because of the inaccuracy that comes with a moving target.

[@jerodlundry5582]

I know this is all for fun but just wanted to point out a flaw in some of these. Mainly with the experiment with the War Club. He hit the shield from above with all the pressure going towards the ground which of course had nowhere to go. If it were a real human being, some of the force would be absorbed to the person themself, but some would also force the person to fly backwards, unless they had some inhuman strength to completely absorb the impact (which some do). But do to the power of the person flying, not all the force goes directly to the shield so its unlikely that it would have gone through. But all in all, video was great, no hate

[@toddwilkinson7787]

Cool video!! 2 things came to mind 1. if you could heat and pack it tight into the inside of a trash can lid so it would be thicker in the center and then make handle style for full arm support . 2. How about Storm Trooper armor or if it's printable Mandalorian Armor!!

[@mariestarlight]

So I'd suggest if you wanted to make a really nice surface for it like a buckler, with a nice rounded outside, you could start by making a mold out of wood, just take a thick slab of wood or several 4x4's glued together and carve out negative space for where the shield would go, then just get a rolling pin and mostly make the plastic the way you did previously and then press it into the wood mold to dry. That way you could make any shape you wanted. Shields are rounded that way so projectiles and knives glance off, so it'd be a more effective finished product. And likely it would dry out more even.

[@colt1815]

You need to send some of this stuff to Matt on demolition ranch so he can see how bulletproof it is.

[@mjrdunn]

Deadset my first thought too

[@oplkfdhgk]

Yeah i wanna see it too. I think it might do reasonable well in that test.

[@SacredMomentsPhotography]

Make 2 discs and sandwich Kevlar between them

[@kevinperron5767]

Yoooo yeah

[@colt1815]

@@SacredMomentsPhotography I was thinking put it between two ceramic tiles and then coat the whole thing in this.

[@ciaramerrigan9552]

Don’t let them “lovely” mean comments get you mad or doing anything extra to please them. I’ve been watching you for a very long time. Right or even a teeny tiny mistake i still watch your videos… You’re entertaining. Keep doing what you do. Yesterday

[@hellooohowareudoing]

Molten plastic is, generally, quite hot.

[@haidandurham8630]

Really? Is it because its molten?

[@jerodlundry5582]

@@haidandurham8630 No its because it plastic

[@CeeJayThe13th]

It's because it is

[@AdamWulfric]

The plastic was no where near molten temps 😑

[@haidandurham8630]

@@AdamWulfric j had to kill it didnt ya..

[@army103]

I love Instamorph - been using it for nearly 10 years. Aside from general fixes and projects around the house, I always have some with my camping equipment and a few strips in my wallet. A lighter can be all you need to heat up a small amount and make all sorts of minor repairs in a pinch.

[@Jahloveipraise]

I have been waiting all week for this video and it did not disappoint lol i have already been through your entire library of content. I need a tylertube upload daily lol but thank you for all you do, you can really see how much effort and planning you do for your videos. Keep up the great work. The sky is the limit for you man, grateful to be along for the ride 👊🏾

[@GamingNinja132]

If the crossbow hits where your hand is then it just ~Bolts~ the shield to your hand so you can't drop it. Slice the fletching end off with the sword in your main hand and take it as a blessing

[@raustysmith]

Mold a big block of it (like a block of ballistic gel) and see how much of it would it take to stop a crossbow.

[@t2e094]

You didn't take into account the fact that if you were holding the shield your arm would act as a shock absorber and the penetration wouldn't be as much so its actually even more effective! Great video though, your content in top notch.

[@courier6448]

I wonder how it would perform as a bullet/ arrowhead against unarmored or lightly armored targets. If you could mold it just right and fit it in a casing, how effective of a round could it be?

[@Blatant.Obscurity]

I'd like to see that, but Tyler isn't the one to do it. Just watch him look down the barrel when he had a malfunction and that should yell you he's not the guy lol.

[@MrUnderstoodxx]

Awesome video but can I suggest a redo? This time make it thicker in the center and rounded. Shields were also used to repel thus is why the concave. Also, there are 2 handles. One for forearm stability and one for hand grasping.

[@notyou6674]

maybe you should have worn gloves and thrown it against a solid surface to start kneading it and maybe knead it with a mallet once it gets thicker

[@NIGHT1SKIP]

Small suggestion, would live to see a longer video of you making an armor set out of that stuff, like a chest plate /helmet 👀 and a sword that you sharpen add like a metal mesh to the planting and boom. Easy pz armor set

[@tamicoil7069]

Wear heat proof gloves and use a rolling pin to flatten it out.

[@marlaynarenee1362]

Safety Tip : protective gloves and goggles, also if you plan to use that plastic stuff in the future try some cool touch gloves they can make it a little easier on ya while your molding the plastic 😉

[@Just_Shaun]

You know... Crazy idea. Wear gloves 😶

[@sizaint]

Came to say this

[@aicirtkciub9167]

It does look really good!!

[@CosmicCreationsOG]

Would possibly like to see some additional safety measures on some of these torture tests lol. Maybe bring the protective glasses out a little earlier for when you're launching projectiles at unfamiliar surfaces or put on some gloves when stabbing into random things in case your hand slips. You also almost pointed a loaded dart gun directly at your face. I'm sure you can get away with some of these things without too much worry, but try to set a good example for your younger audience (I don't have kids or anything but I also don't want children potentially getting hurt by not taking these things into consideration if they decide to try something stupid). Nonetheless, great video as always 👍

[@thesovietonion4671]

14:43yep we all thought the same thing😅😅😅

[@XessiveGamer]

Tyler, I’ve seen many videos where people have commented regarding your safety. And I’m not really one to comment. But this video made me genuinely concerned for your safety. You took a wish spring loaded dart shooter, and aimed it right at your face/eyes with no safety protection, because it ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED 2 DARTS INSTEAD OF ONE. On top of all the other sharp objects Ricocheting off the shield. Please wear safety protection. We don’t want to see you get hurt.

[@terry85mar]

Quit crying bruh he's a grown man. You're not his mother.

[@cb6384]

Ok safety boy

[@andy3705]

I get anxious watching this dude,but it's entertaining.

[@ross.58008]

He tests everything we all wonder about and I love the safety gear. No fear. Repect

[@claytonmueller558]

Is it just me or does anyone else want to see Tyler Collab with Demolition Ranch and see if these beads can make a good body plate to maybe not stop a 9mm bullet but at least make a huge dent to see if you could survive a bullet

[@ashleyostrega8872]

I’ve never been this early but here we gooooo 🤣

[@gamerguy2604]

Hey uh so i wanted to buy this stuff because the part where I rack a gel bead into my ak broke so manual really sucks, I was wondering if you could test something like that because I'm not sure if it will work

[@Eyeatb00tie]

Yeeeeeeeeeeee

[@RPGassassin11]

You should have used a torch on the front afterwards to make it look untouched. See if it would really work after a battle. I would think it would get stronger with each refacing.

[@dovesi]

Question: when you took it out of the pot was it hot?

[@noahandcamsadventures1296]

Nope it was cold like the arctic

[@noahandcamsadventures1296]

Yes it was hot

[@mkchristner]

Silicone coated oven mitts 👍🏼 definitely would help for those big projects!

[@Editmaker416]

He’s cooking rice

[@marblesavenger8442]

Me struggling to sleep at 2:39 am, ooh a Tylertune video!

[@blue_jm]

yeah, using gloves kneading hot plastic is SO overrated. Or wear eye protection when shooting sharp metal projectiles. Tyler please take some safety precautions.

[@Hexmonkey]

You should’ve used the last bag you had leftover to round the front of the shield. Would help in deflecting projectiles.

[@whitetiana3022]

that's why historic round shields are reinforced with a metal dome where the hand is in order to deflect impacts.

[@toenyeaton2326]

Make videos more consistently if you can, by far my favorite youtuber. I need more videos to watch.

[@phatmale0]

Do you have welding gloves to prevent your hands from the heat? Also figured a rolling pin might help flatten or a press of some kind.

[@PhunkieZero]

Now you gotta make various weapons with it! Like a dagger, an axe/hatchet/tomahawk, an arrow/crossbow bolt, mace/hammer/pick. Then test them out!

[@joshingle8532]

MORE! This stuff is awesome

[@justadrummer1954]

This is a good opportunity to test insulated gloves

[@triggz50gaming22]

Remember when this channel was all about flex tape and superglue?…I think we found our new trend. Let’s see what all we can get Tyler to make out of this stuff. The possibility’s are literally endless (depending on his creativity)

[@princenameless]

The shield wasn’t curved. Curved shields are useful. You didn’t use something like a paella pan / exterior bottom of a large cooking pot to mould it on. Perhaps try that? No water, just the outside bottom/base of that large pan. You can maybe even seal the pan / weld it & run copper tubes on the inside to heat it up. Heat the water separately. Add a tap / valve. Kind of like a heated table that candy makers use. You should remake the shield but make it curved, or make it up of individual hexagons like a turtles shell, and then put it onto the plastic shield which would be thinner but it’d be more than just flat! & also, perhaps make a cover for it with a carbon fibre backed leather, or steel mesh. The plastic would be the base material. You could put steel circles on the exterior. Over the plastic.

[@vrakathen9332]

First I wanna say, excellent advertising for this company. Secondly, I’d want to see how it would hold up to small arms fire. Finally, I’d like to see if you could repair these things by reheating it or adding more beads to fill gaps. I also think you could improve your hammer by putting in a wedge to better fill the hole in the head.

[@MrDaeMoN1c]

Couldn't find a comment suggesting it. Apologies if this has been said already but I'd personally love to see a crossbow bolt made from it. It should be possible to make stabilizing fins as well

[@MissingLink001]

InstaMorph ideas: Crossbow bolts Arrows Bullet heads Pulley wheels Phone holder with built in charger Ergonomic hand grip for something Arm bracers Crowbar/Jimmie bar Caltrops Nails

[@rafaelsandoval3764]

so far still one of my favorite youtubers

[@pfarabee]

fires projectile knives that bounce around freely, throws ninja stars that bounce and glance off, tosses a spear that bounces back towards him... uses a safety backstop for the crossbow... epic.

[@dog_house875]

Should have used an iron with the shield soaked with water after you got it to the shape you wanted

[@jasonlumbert2211]

Try using it as glue with the wood blocks. Kind of a nice throwback

[@mattisvicious6069]

do you look down the barrel to chamber check as well?

[@Bjinks5390]

You should try putting in metal screening (the harder kind) in between two layers of this plastic and see if it improves integrity. Also, you should change the handle to be like the Spartan shield handle. you can look it up. PS - I love your channel, never change man!

[@Bel_eeen]

You could patch Gary up with those InstaMorph beads. Also, you could make a knife with them and see how sharp it can get. Nice video btw 😁👍🏻

[@TheGamingPile]

Watching Tyler repeatedly burn his hands instead of wearing gloves is crazy

[@branedo5743]

Armor like thick leather chest piece with that plastic layed out on top of it as a added layer perhaps between both add some sort of impact layer protection either gel or other

[@dougbrown7150]

I just found your channel 2-3 days ago. After seeing multiple videos where you handle things like this as well as hot food from time to time, you NEED a pair of cilicone gloves. So good for handling hot material with acceptable (not great) dexterity

[@dougbrown7150]

I do love the channel though

[@YahBoiDrip]

Tyler's aim on point

[@richardbriansmith8562]

Awesome video Tyler tube

[@ohioknifelover]

If you're going to make a useful shield you should make one where your arm has a band for your forearm and a handle for your hand! You will most likely break your wrist with a decent enough impact and the chance of the shield pivoting side to side and hurting yourself.

[@cloudysky82]

I feel like if there was a video showing Tyler's floor of his garage, it'd be full of do not eat silica gel packets and manuals

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

I love the assortment of random ass weapons you have lmao

[@Martynjs]

You could have used a rolling pin or a metal tube/bar to get it more even. I bought some of this stuff after watching your other video and it is brilliant stuff! It takes a bit of practice to get used to it, but it is so useful. Thanks Tyler!

[@DarKnightKilla13]

I eonder if you make a chain (like chainlink) and try to move/tow a vehicle (even if only a few feet) if it would hold up. Stuff seems really cool!