Making REAL Spider-Man Web Shooters & Web Fluid | A Comprehensive Progress Update

Your friendly neighborhood Schizo is here to make Spider-Man's web shooters using real-life chemistry and engineering.
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Puzzle theme from Marvel's Spider-Man PS4
Free Roam theme from Marvel's Spider-Man PS4
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[@schizo4725]

There are several obscure Spider-Man film references in this video. Can you find them all? Also, slight correction: around the 4:29 mark, I meant to say “polycarbonate”, amending my previous assumption of it being too flexible.

[@jpts36]

im half asleep, but it noticed when the keys were stuck to your fingers when typing is a reference to TASM

[@schizo4725]

@@jpts36 yep, that’s one

[@jpts36]

@@schizo4725 "keys stuck to your keyboard" 💀

[@akinooo870]

8:47 first shot kinda reminds me of Tobey tryna get the Dr. Pepper trying out his new powers but idk if that was intentional

[@Mr.TactiCal]

I can help if you want a pros advice

[@ethanchillin5399]

This guy is one of the few actually trying to make “web shooters” and not just hook launchers

[@adencreative7897]

Bc those videos are meant to be able to swing on unlike these that just shoot

[@retrospace2150]

​@@adencreative7897But the hook launchers cant be developed to be more dense and more alike string, chemical formulated web fluids can

[@jifty377]

Low blow man, low blow

[@NicCrimson]

@@retrospace2150 Not necessarily

[@kauaa]

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[@mr.spytom]

He’s pretty much broke like Peter Parker, this means he IS the real Spider-Man

[@leoimortalplayzYT]

ikr

[@leviathan6071]

The more and more people are making web shooters the more we’re getting closer the actual thing! Videos like these always bring me joy.

[@bajumbusbajumbus7644]

With a bigger budget you could do some brilliant work

[@santini1224434]

the budget is the only thing keeping him from becoming spiderman

[@Hazedragon97]

This man needs a Patreon, like right now.

[@mucusmovies8429]

@@santini1224434not true, did spider man have a lot of money?

[@santini1224434]

​@@mucusmovies8429 in the video he says that because he is an unemployed broke college student he had to go throw the cheaper path, unabling him of making a better web shooter

[@codeguy9883]

@@santini1224434 not his point

[@ItsKeysan]

The fact that so many people try to recreate fantasy gadgets/equipment with their own resources makes me happy af, especially for Spider-man.

[@ejhproductions1]

Pretty convinced this guy is our universe’s Peter Parker

[@samuraisharkie]

DAMN no one’s doing it like him. This is the only video I’ve found where the guy is doing actual science and chemistry to make the web fluid. This is excellent so far!! I can’t wait to see more

[@among-us-99999]

how exactly does a channel with this editing quality and content effort have less than 2k subscribers? I think the algorithm finally caught on, and this channel is about to blow up edit: 3 weeks later, 4.5k subscribers

[@glittergamer765]

10 months later: 22k

[@DekuTheLamp]

I mean this in the kindest way possible, but you speak like a villain and I for one RELISH in it. Thank you for sharing your creativity, your dedication, and your process with us, you did an incredible job and I leave this video impressed by all of your aforementioned traits

[@justsomeguywithamustach]

The fact that its only him being broke thats holding him back is impressive giving this man just something as simple as a metal lighter could increase his chances of becoming spiderman this makes me want to study chemistry just to dully understand whats going on here

[@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.

[@Joey69468]

I am not Kidding i can see a real fully functional spiderman suit with all it's functions and all the aspects of spiderman coming into reality after 3 years from now🔥 Absolute BRILLIANT work here man!

[@anonymouss.2158]

Man I wish they made metal lighter cartridges.😂 I think it’s dope you’re using Polystyrene in your web-fluid, in terms of having a web fluid that dries almost instantaneously, polystyrene is a good route to take.

[@qup291]

I'm proud of my self because I understood 93% of the speech And cool making bro

[@danyo5786]

That last 7% haunting you for the rest of your life

[@qup291]

@@danyo5786 so sad

[@sheldonmckenzieel2552]

Great video. If you check the old Marvel Universe comics, it tells you that the web fluid in the cartridge Spider-man used were semi-solid, and were forced through the holes of the spinneret at 300psi. The pressure forced the semi-solid to heat up from the friction of being forced through such small holes of the spinneret (If i remember correctly, there were 3 holes) that it somewhat liquefied, and the static caused the strands to coil over each other as they shot out. Once in contact with air, it hardened as you know. So at the very least you know that you need at least 300psi to get the desired effect.

[@hraefn1821]

These videos detailing attempts to make ACTUAL web shooters just goes to show that even as a broke high-school / college student...peter parker being a super genius (which he's stated to be in the comics) with access to a chemistry lab, could VERY believably create his own web shooters with enough time and dedication.

[@thatonemfrayray]

use some grey strong duct tape and wrap that around a couple of times so when it explodes, its contained and wont explode everywhere and will be contained in a minimal space and will just leak everywhere. i havent experimented it people and you shouldnt either but for Schizo, this is a tip for some safety precautions. its not the white duct tape, its that very strong one that feels like plastic and shines. then again since there is pressure, i think its better if u use it outside, and use some paintball covering on your face, use a safety precaution suit and some strong biker gloves or airsoft gloves.

[@ck_6092]

Suggestion, I have been doing some studying on web shooters and if you shoot the webs through something that is spinning, the web will get stronger, a motor and a 3D printed piece plus connecting the fluid to the piece and connecting the button to the motor would definitely strengthen the web

[@Aprjtosbricnsgflr]

With modern technology if you tried to create a fully functioning web shooter as advertised it would be as a big as a cupboard

[@ck_6092]

True dat

[@AfroMocha]

Look into micro nylon fibers and expansive foam to add into ur solution. And a dual nozzle (nozzle inside another nozzle) allows to change from a stream of webbing to a net. My designs are what i describe. I am also broke so my project is on the shelve atm till i can get some funds. I beleive with the nylon fibers and the exanding foam you get the results of a solution that is pressurized and can be a small capsule that has more shots inside otherwise.

[@beastmastermark2210]

This video was amazing! Been seeing some similar content but no one ever explained it as amazingly as you did! Great job

[@superspiderkid7734]

This video is really great man. I've seen a lot of similar web-shooters and web fluids that are similar but what I like is how you aren't purely copy and paste. You actually took the time to research and how your web fluid impacts your cartridges and found a way to reduce its structurally damaging properties. It's been a while in the web shooter community where a person comes in dedicated to the science and not the views that come with cardboard shooting out a string and a magnet

[@Askryllix]

You've earned a sub! This had so much effort put into it and I'm thrilled to see where you're gonna go with it!

[@mrsly6986]

Your videos are very good, nice editing and you earned a sub

[@SalihVarol18161]

Even if we're not a spider-man hanging in the air, imagine someone who actually made these web shooters one day saves people on the streets! Great way to catch a runaway thief

[@sernia9220]

So hyped for this bro, cant believe you arent bigger. I really hope you grow more asap!

[@Simply_put_it]

It’s been years since I’ve practiced any mathematical physics to aid in solving your issues so bare with my Neanderthal mind. There’s two simple ways around the concept of “ non explosive cartridges.” One is by taking inspiration from a whiskey flask but hollowing out a space in between four sides with an opening. Sure you could just by flasks themselves but they won’t hold up to the pressure. However after years of failed attempts prior to college I’ve managed to buy a replica metal cast set of web shooters from the 2000’s. The individual cartridges contained a bleeder valve imbedded into the design which would allow each individual cartridges to release unwanted pressures that could build up depending on the temperature distortion. The second solution is to use fiberglass with the tensile strength containing 3,000-5000 psi ( depending how many layers are added.) the safest solution would be the Ben Reilly second generation web shooters that mimic gen 1 ( being a singular bracelet over individual cartridges.)

[@dbgfdb2959]

Dude you have some amazing videos! Keep it up 👍

[@jordanglasper1064]

Much Love & Respect to your higher intellect and passion for Spidey. Just subscribed notifications bell on!!!

[@user-oe9pi4bp2k]

This is a phenomenal sci-fi tech you've built here. Respect! -From someone who basically failed to understand how the lever works, and not even the web fluid which was demonstrated in detail.

[@bryce_knight]

Well I just subbed cus my man your actually trying to do the impossible and I respect you for it. Continue this work

[@Bartender22]

I’m glad you are taking a more web approach then other people

[@JEM_order]

Fantastic quality video, super engaging!

[@Cars_enjoyerz]

man i wish you get super famous realy fast u deserve it

[@UninspiredTortoise]

Just discovered your channel, and you've done some amazing work with these web shooters! You did make me wonder two things though about your current difficulties with the polymer. The first is that if you do switch to metal containers for the web fluid you could perhaps check if adding grooves in the 'barrel' of the shooter could stabilize the fluid even more or maybe even get thicker strands (just an idea though). The second thing is if you have looked at the possibility of having two wmaller canisters with each a reagens that when mixed forms the polymer. I know some super glues work like that. Anyway, keep up the amazing work, I'm looking forward to seeing another update.

[@clueless4085]

Super impressive! All the best, dude.

[@callmecr0w]

dudeeeeee sucha a cool and underrated vid. keep it up and get you'll get monetized soon!!!!

[@jahammednolove]

i like how much the guy feels like peter parker, with the room the music, and him being a broke college student lmao all of it is perfect.

[@purplecrusader7890]

Keep up the good work mate! 👍

[@error2254]

I've been scouring the internet for a formula, I've been working on my own for a while and I'm so happy someone made a video on this

[@alakbar911]

Got some good notes from this video thanks

[@treemoderator7312]

Here before you blow up man ❤❤you deserve more recognition

[@Alpha-gg8kn]

Keep up your work I can see you will make a real life web shooter as same as Spiderman just don't give up 👍🏻

[@SheaOnYT]

Great Webshooter! I subbed and im surprised only 2k Subs you are gonna hit 100k soon i know it

[@shivajoshi9068]

great content keep it up!! :) this in true sense feel like web shooters...

[@ax3I]

Gotta subscribe to you man, way too underrated

[@robbieboydudeguy]

There are narrow/tall metal altoids travel containers you may be able to repurpose into cartridges with a significantly smaller chance of them exploding btw! Very cheap, just a larger version that may make you shift the specs in order to accommodate them

[@AnimeshDas108]

I hope you've patented whatever youve made here. May be not as a spiderweb, but I can see multiple uses for this, as self defence weapon, as a pest control tool, the possibilities are endless. Don't let the big corp get you. All the best .

[@duckyduck1233]

Wow this is cool I’m subbing

[@gakamech]

I absolutely believe broke Peter Parker would do the same thing and risk having his cartridges explode. Very interesting video!

[@Ctsone2]

Bro batman just creepily staring behind you 😭😭😭

[@Bannavr323]

How does this guy only have 1.28K subs

[@wordfairy]

Because he’s only been doing this for two years and because he’s only made six videos in his first year and eight videos in his second year well, thankfully he hasn’t even done it for an entire year bro is very young to KZbin

[@Dice27]

THIS IS SICK WTH

[@Blimbus-Blombo]

This is sick!!

[@dodiswatchbobobo]

In general we can get 4 different web-launching devices on any given human with 2 arms and fully functional fingers. If we combine all the KZbin channels’ web shooters, between grappling, ensnaring, covering, and impromptu trapeze, we could make a legitimate vigilante.

[@givemeanidea022]

you are extremely smart, keep it up bro

[@MobsterCuts]

Transparent lighters are often made using polycarbonate (PC) or polystyrene (PS) to achieve the transparency feature. Both of these types of plastic have transparency properties, allowing users to see the fuel level remaining in the tank or the operation of some internal parts of the lighter, polycarbonate is particularly popular for transparent lighters because it offers greater impact resistance compared to other transparent plastics. This makes polycarbonate transparent lighters more durable. Additionally, polycarbonate is heat resistant, making it suitable for use with flames.

[@LinearHorizon]

Have you thought combining two of the containers into one cartridge each containing a different fluid which would polymerize which each other? You could angle the nozzles toward each other and they would react with each other while being shot out. You’d probably need a third nozzle to apply an adhesive though. You’d also need to find a reaction with reactants that are safe to handle which might limit your options.

[@vibedudey2k710]

This is so cool

[@SubaStar24]

the best real WEBshooter yet!!!!

[@Sugarhilljordanplayz]

The music from the first game of spider man ur now a OG and bro ur smart

[@WolfUndercover]

This video makes me feel like I can be Spiderman!

[@shouldb.studying4670]

Have you tried combined hard/soft methods? For example some fishing line, spooled in, or otherwise passing through, a vat of moisture or uv curable polymer so that when ejected you have a sticky thread. Uv curable nail polishes are a good source of photo hardening pmma, you can probably throw in a bit more radical initiator if you're feeling frisky and want it to cure faster 😅

[@TerminatorGameBro]

I have discovered that mixing a cold coffee with no ice like a proper cold like almost ice but not quite that cold and adding zero calorie sugar and creamer packets it’s creates a very very sticky cream on top that gets hard fairly quick might be useful 🤷‍♂️

[@TerminatorGameBro]

Also I think maybe adding in a toothpaste that is from a dentist like strong toothpaste creates a concrete like stick once removed from the liquid

[@sernia9220]

You know what bro, im going into robotics engineering, and when im done with college we should fr collab lmao. The reason I am going to be a robotics engineer is to create as close to webshooters as possible

[@DawsonDVDs-pr9vf]

You should melt any type of metal or something cheap like copper and then 3d print the cartridge ( obviously make the print bigger then it actually is ) then poor the metal in the holder. If it burns through do a little bit at a time. And to hold it in a certain place I would suggest a metal ruler depending on how large your cartridge is.

[@kung-futrashpanda4325]

im from the future and you have over a million subs

[@TheBigDrew]

I hope this video blows up so we can see more of your awesome ideas!

[@taihoula-8334]

Dude, fire fucking video!

[@BullyGarfield.]

great video! i have an idea for a diff web formula. human spider made “polyestrene” web fluid where he dissolved styrofoam into methyl ethyl ketone which when fired out looked kinda similar to ur spray adhesive. however he used a spray bottle which was not pressurized. maybe the mixture might still rot the lighter cartridges but it’s worth a shot.

[@LNRCosmic]

Keep it up if you make one that’s working like the movies I’ll buy that in a heartbeat.

[@AverageJoe09]

While I'm not entirely sure on how this works the instant I saw the lighter cartridges I thought of the Scarlet spider web shooters which use a Co2 style cartridge for the web fluid. Is it possible to use empty modified Co2 cartridges to store the web fluid or possibly have them rotate on the metal braces to switch quickly between cartridges.

[@echiddona4997]

bros a hidden gem

[@garrettpi]

WOW SO COOL

[@Dtr146]

It is to my understanding that super glue doesn't really have a trade secret. It all just works. The additives on how they keep it from curing prematurely. It's just a very well sealed can and lots of pressure. Also with smaller tubes of super glue. That's why they're sealed completely with metal foil that you have to puncture. The last time I even bothered to check what the difference between loctite and super glue was. It's the concentration of the Cyanoacrylate to base liquid. I don't know how they do it. I just know that industrial strength super glue is strong enough to pretty much get you high if you sniff it. And immediately destroy your brain cells. Also don't get that industrial stuff on your skin because it will instantly bond. You think getting super glue off your skin's bad. Industrial strength Cyanoacrylate is on a whole different level

[@newts6402]

Every day we get closer and closer to being spider man

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

Its a work in process but i believe you'll be able to get there some day, good luck in your journey.

[@theinspired4615]

what if instead of using just an adhesive compound you use a more reachable compound, one that would need the heat to function properly so that the cartridge would stay morbidly as a liquid and only solidify after the fact, I would suggest K2CO3, but the boiling point seems to be too high compared to other compounds that would be needed

[@_GamerG]

If this dude had a bigger Budget...

[@yoasian_kronos320]

I know my chances of this being answered is low, but you really inspired me to make my own version of these, but ofc with my own modifications and such, I’ve been looking for something among the lights of a “metal BIC lighter” but always end up on zippo lighters or metal casing to go around the plastic, does the metal happen to be a caseína for the plastic?, I hope I can get this answered you really inspired me a lot, thank you

[@williamupdike5350]

Get this man big we need spiderman

[@gradientforce761]

Hate how you pronounce enthalpy, but this is some seriously impressive stuff! Keep it up!

[@schizo4725]

Thanks! And yeah it’s an old habit that still slips sometimes that I picked up from my chem teacher 😅

[@blank_C7]

With the final result, I can just buy silly string 😅 but still good work 👍

[@Unfortunate_Circumstances]

I wonder if there's a way to electroplate the inside of the capsule making it resistant to being dissolved by the acetone. I saw a few videos about electroplating plastics using conductive paint and such

[@blitz_rad7068]

Try out citric spray instead of acetone a lot safer and (probably) won’t melt the plastic

[@EliqzART]

Could upgrade the cartridges to CO2 canister cartridge or something similar kinda like how Scarlet Spider has on his utility belt and around his wrist

[@seanbrosnan9876]

Hey man, great work! Have you considered using a refillable CO2 cartridge (usually used for like airsoft)as the… well, cartridge? The ones I work with for my webshooters can handle about 6-700psi. Either way, looks great, thanks for the ideas! A college student’s budget is no joke lol

[@schizo4725]

Yes, I have. I might try it since I’ve got an unrelated project that calls for refillable co2 cartridges anyways.

[@nguyendesign4517]

have you tried refillable co2 canisters? or just modifying one

[@Kracker_9999]

Bro sprayin everywhere

[@AleoHernandez]

Can you make a video on how to make the modifications to the lighter?

[@EliasCoptere]

this video has really cool words

[@tristanconrad9918]

You ever plan on releasing the Stl files for the web shooter model? Also, although you are working towards improving the explosivity of the web fluid, I still highly recommend you switch to something far safer that won't explode the cartridges. You got me as your pinned comment on your last web shooter video talking about this. It isn't the acetone you mix with it that causes the cartridge decay (although that does play a part in it) but it's literally just the loctite itself. As said before that used to be the only thing I'd put in my cartridges and when it exploded I had to pull a shard out of my shoulder 🙃

[@schizo4725]

To clarify, when I say acetone in this video, I’m still referring to what’s in the loctite spray. According to the SDS sheets, the loctite is comprised of anywhere between 30 to 60 percent acetone. There’s some other solvents in there, but that seems to be the main one. Sorry that you had to deal with that again. That must’ve hurt. Edit: Oh and for your first question, yes. I’m trying to organize all my stl files rn since i want to start a patron soon. But, you can count on me making at least one of those web shooter models free. (It’s probably gonna be the first one since they’re more universally sized and the new ones are sized to a super specific lighter that I’ve only found at one local store near me)

[@wariogamer69]

ill take your entire stock!

[@imthebackgroundcharacter7026]

maybe you should try to find out how they get the sticky rat traps so sticky stretchy and strong i remember getting one stuck on my foot it was hard to pull off and hurt

[@danyo5786]

6:08 HE'S ONE OF US

[@Blankeyn]

Now all you need is a radioactive spider

[@leviathan6071]

Hope more people see your content. Your channel is a hidden gem.

[@ChunkyHandCream]

i think the cartridges should be small metal capsules that get pierced when put into the web shooter and pop out when empty

[@moacirg.dsratliff1244]

You could use vo2 canisters and the pressure gauge from lighter

[@dellcoc]

My J Laser web shooter still hasn't failed after a year.