Proving real Spider-Man swinging is possible

[@Built_IRL]

Only took two years and a change of continent, but I've finally finished the follow up video! See it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h52tdXuEp6qoopIsi=Nqbsj7f6AxC02F3U

[@comicsoundeffects]

I have never subbed to someone so fast

[@BackToReality]

At a time when most people are rooting for their entire country at the Olympics, I find myself quietly cheering on one dude who wants to be spider-man. And honestly, I regret nothing.

[@Built_IRL]

I reckon the Olympics should at least give me a participation medal in parallel bars with all this ;)

[@MawhsiV]

@@Built_IRL _”The power of Spider-Man in the palm of my hand”_

[@Juggernogger64]

@@MawhsiV Spider-Man 2 Doc Ock reference? Ah, a fellow man of culture.

[@jjstarrprod]

Who knows, you might actually end up opening a whole new sport in the Olympic ! The Spidermaning !

[@davidteres9463]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZamfIqCrs2IeMk

[@DanielValentin0508]

What people fail to realize is that Peter has enhanced strength allowing him to do things with the webs others don't have the strength to. Like web zips, Peter has to pull really hard especially with gravity pulling on his as he falls. Pulling forward and jumping off his webs is something only Peter can do because of his strength. Humans can probably only swing at an arbitrary speed

[@hollowgab6531]

Still this video is amazing, the closest I could see a real spiderman I hope in the future it gets better

[@xxANG3L]

who’s Peter?

[@kyellebantog7720]

Peter? Who's that?

[@theonlyron]

Who is Peter?

[@fhrecords]

@@theonlyron peter that do parkours

[@JoelCreates]

One of the cleverest designs for anything I've seen in a long time. It's clear you worked quite hard to keep the end product so simple.

[@Built_IRL]

Cheers mate, that was quick! Now that I can finally spend time on things other than just building, swinging, and editing, let me go watch your hairdresser video :)

[@runguy1098]

I agree. Simple is hard

[@sixthreload4057]

Shut up

[@ErrorDay2065]

yes

[@runguy1098]

@@sixthreload4057 eh ?

[@mattmorse4524]

A little small detail I loved in this was that whenever he showed up close shots of the inside of the tool he uses the music from Spider-Man PS4 that only plays when you’re doing the laboratory puzzles in Peters’ lab

[@TheOfficalAndI]

Now that's cool attention to detail!

[@r8ntaros]

I NOTICED THAT AS WELL AND THOUGHT IT WAS SUCH A CUTE DETAIL

[@theperson8539]

The entire video uses music from the game.

[@hacksmith]

That was awesome JT!!! Love where this is going. Might have to set up a course for you at our new secret training location...

[@StudentTrader]

Sounds interesting…

[@awl3452]

Training location !?, Cant wait

[@hartefbrown1]

Bring him back!!

[@Built_IRL]

Thanks James! Ooh, how mysterious... whatever it is, I'm keen!

[@XD_SPIDER]

He don't need one in my opinion :)

[@Built_IRL]

Hey folks, sorry this one took a while. This project had by far the most 'hidden' work I've ever faced - just tasks to slog through that don't even make for interesting video content. But I'm pretty pleased with the result! And I hope you really enjoy the video, so that it was worth all that time I put in haha

[@nebby947]

yes

[@dabinori]

It’s all good!

[@outsider1305]

yeah, it’s good!

[@channel-gk8ux]

proud of ya

[@marz.6102]

Why not have the other cylinders be strapped on the inward facing side of you forearm so that it's quick access?

[@GeekyGaia]

The fact that his university approved this as a proper thesis project just makes me applaud them for allowing nerds to be nerds

[@andrew6233]

It’s the kind of thing that’s silly but also could have some real life application as this is a pretty damn good real life grappling hook haha

[@berkeliumk]

Really hope he doesn't get crazy thesis examiners

[@TheNinja94a]

I mean, this is engineering-their whole student base is nerds

[@brago900]

It may not be a great method of transportation, but a portable climbing hook that you can wear on your belt can be the difference between life and death in a lot of situations. I see it especially useful for rescue work for example.

[@bullybully]

Science is science you can never go too far or overthink

[@davidcooke8005]

I'm actually impressed by your one hand grip strength. KZbin is full of videos of folks who couldn't hang on to a rope swing with two hands, and they generally don't have foam pits. They are hilarious.

[@30-06Lover]

get someone with strong strength, core and acrobatic skills to do this instead

[@ChronicalV]

@@30-06Lover yea i'd love to see an acrobat or gymnast try this instead

[@ludoviajante]

I'm from Brazil and this video was randomly recommended to me. What a wonderful experiment. I couldn't be happier!

[@christopher1234599]

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[@emperador5701]

@@ZeckAL-pc7gr que significa kkkkkk?

[@josealdemar7497]

@@emperador5701 laughs

[@emperador5701]

@@josealdemar7497 no entendí

[@caiodantas6311]

@@emperador5701 its when someone is laughing, lmao = kkkkkkk = 😂😂😂

[@H4yz]

Can we just appreciate he’s acrobatic skills. Like his flips are so cool.

[@NFSSAM]

Especially considering his last video. The commitment to improving all elements of the swing, including the person swinging, is pretty cool.

[@kitchenoven3606]

His*

[@Mrking-ee4rk]

@@kitchenoven3606 are you crazy you can’t put a captail word in the middle of a scentece

[@GoatedfrW]

@@Mrking-ee4rk hahaha good one

[@Mrking-ee4rk]

@@GoatedfrW I’m not joking

[@Closer2Zero]

What I love about this guy is that this is a guy who is actually going out there and working hard to be the real embodiment of a superhero. Not just making cool stuff because he can afford it to make videos to make money. This guy is actually doing it

[@borgulshant5463]

Mmmeeeehhhhhh I'd say the first step in becoming a real super hero is "helping those in need" and while this video doesn't show him not-doing it, it certainly doesn't show him doing it either. Let's not confuse "superhero" and "professional inventor" here. Edit: not taking anything away from the video or the guy in said video. Both are still awesome and impressive.

[@animalrlsh]

@@borgulshant5463 I have to say I agree ;) We do our best

[@futureboy7653]

Super cool design! I think if you want to swing more like Spidey, you need to let go of the first handle right after shooting out the 2nd one, and the hook will hopefully engage as you fall.

[@eliasoranges4540]

TRY THIS PLEASE

[@SXR123_YT]

at least your first web swinging attempt didn't get you a face full of billboard! Amazing work!

[@frank0092]

Go web go!

[@lemonyanva1976]

@@frank0092 SHAZAM!

[@intianted2meetchu]

@@lemonyanva1976 up, up and away, web

[@jacobcollisss]

flyyy

[@Jabarie898]

Go web go 🤘🏾

[@jesustyronechrist2330]

So the hardest part really is: - Making a substance that's durable and sticky which you can shoot out of a thing - Needing some kind of grippy-gloves to hold on to the web

[@jadeninja9jadeninja9]

We need to perfect artificial spinnerets

[@justsomeguy5390]

Alternative idea: just make whatever biological nightmare that spider was

[@TyrantJaeger]

You'd still need super human strength and durability to prevent your arms from being ripped apart.

[@Nombrenooriginal]

@@TyrantJaeger can a exoskeleton work?

[@TyrantJaeger]

@@Nombrenooriginal In theory. But currently there doesn't exist an exoskeleton that's flexible enough and lightweight enough to allow for acrobatic swinging.

[@qwertyuioplkjhgfdsn3501]

uh guys? i think our universes spider-man just created a new Olympic sport... but in all seriousness, not only are you obviously skilled at engineering and all the creativity and problem solving that entails, but you're skilled at making really entertaining content- all the jokes are pretty funny and the pacing of the video is really good. this is the coolest and most inspiring channel. my education background is sadly not in STEM but i'm learning on my own because it is incredibly fun and rewarding.

[@Built_IRL]

Hey thanks heaps for the lovely comment! Good luck with the self-education, STEM really can be very rewarding.

[@rudra.patel.001]

@@Built_IRL I am in STEM and it is fun. Until parents put too much pressure but it is nice for the most part tbh.

[@urbanamadei]

😍 I would love to use one of these webs at my parkour runs 🕷🕸

[@partygoer2770]

Yeah Ur pro parkour and liek you would fly with web shooters

[@Couldntcomeupwahandle]

@@partygoer2770yeah I think most people would because it looks pretty fun imo

[@SuperRamtin]

Peter Parkour

[@Couldntcomeupwahandle]

@@SuperRamtin haha

[@hraefn1821]

imagine them as an emergency safety measure for parkour XD

[@urbanmasque]

The third swing seems more of a confidence issue then a technical limitation. Spidey has 100% faith in his strands, so you might need to let go of the first hook ASAP and just KNOW the 2nd hook is in place so that you can immediately reach for the 3rd as soon as you feel the momentum.

[@datawrangler8565]

yeah it kinda comes down to timing in that way. he just needs a bigger training space to bring in more swinging action

[@malonee]

Plus spidermans spidey sense plays a pretty big role in his web swinging.

[@yuri_cobaia]

dude, do you see how his arm and shoulder were getting so much pressure i don't think that is about confidence, that shit could lead to some real injury

[@456MrPeople]

The tension forces that web swinging would generate would tear a limb apart. There's a reason Spider-Man is superhuman.

[@derekrodrigues6890]

@@456MrPeople yeah. Also the web has some give and elasticity to stretch and lessen the extreme deceleration though too

[@calliope-z9e]

It's amazing to see how people slowly bring to life something close to what I thought will never be even remotely possible, lightsabers, virtual reality, one of spiderman abilities and most recently a game demo that looks like a damn real Matrix

[@boijone8440]

how would you not expect vr to be possibile though? i mean its just 2 screeens and 2 lenses, a phone and a pair of sunglasses is more or less halfway there

[@ultrapika1875]

@@boijone8440 the tracking stuff makes it hard. There’s a reason it wasn’t a thing until fairly recently.

[@thememan1387]

Well impossible is an obstacle over the human race will get over. Over time

[@EBTS-3]

Youre right ! People are fucking Awesome and we are all lucky to be in the Real future thats been questioned and theorized about for generations galore, soak it all in !

[@ikeepgettinbanned5525]

i hope you realize those lightsabers are just giant torches. there is no way on this planet that those things can clash with eachother. sorry

[@herotech]

Amazing, that POV shot sent me straight to the POV swinging scene in TASM1 right after he made the web shooters. Love this

[@Built_IRL]

Yeah that was a great scene! It reminded me a lot of Mirror's Edge when I first watched it. These webshooters might be swingable, but I fully admit yours have the edge when it comes to looks! (Although if this video can get even a fraction as many views as some of yours, I'll be very happy haha)

[@MawhsiV]

@@Built_IRL _”The power of Spider-Man in the palm of my hand”_

[@davidteres9463]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZamfIqCrs2IeMk

[@sjahbw]

Krfl

[@yourietienne2220]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@nerdgraps877]

I can't believe I only just stumbled on this, I absolutely love this. I could imagine there being someone that wanted to be spidey in the comics that came up with this exactly and used it to fight crime and swing around

[@lvbboi9]

This man is living the life I wish I could. Being Spiderman.

[@Built_IRL]

Haha the key is being Spider-Man and not Peter Parker. That guy has a real tough personal life.

[@reganolley]

@@Built_IRL gosh i can relate. Difference is im stupid and fat 😂

[@C4PY_3D1Tzz]

No you aren’t fat or stupid

[@sayanston1634]

"you need to do a leap of faith with a good spiderman costume" - Peter P. Parker

[@alonehades100]

@@Built_IRL fuck, I got it backwards then

[@lettucekisses]

I think this guy is actually just peter Parker how doesn’t know he’s spider man yet. He’s smart and can do epic flips

[@younesjamil7775]

Whos peter?

[@TheTurkicCc]

@@younesjamil7775 Nice referance

[@raapatarobert4197]

Ha ha Yeet.

[@Relco12]

whats english?

[@bayglman]

@@Relco12 This is an English. Englishes are indigenous to the plains biome.

[@orchadetrm]

Finally. A person that actually completed their functional web shooters(No offense to Allen)

[@xitcix8360]

I wouldn't say completed just yet

[@rhinuu045]

seancrafts tho

[@orchadetrm]

@@rhinuu045 I meant ones you can swing from

[@allenpan]

Well crap now that I've seen this I'm gonna have to finish mine too!

[@runguy1098]

Hahaha

[@tweedldum]

I love it! One problem I see is that each swing brings you lower to the ground, one big reason you had a poor distance/angle for the 3rd web to grip. Spider-Man has the strength to build incredible momentum keeping him at the same altitude or even gaining altitude. Taking into account our low efficiency I think it would be totally possible to keep swinging if each anchor spot was lower than the last.

[@stormchaser465]

This man is genuinely the closest anyone has ever gotten to replicating a hero. Nigh, *being* a hero.

[@KamenProwler]

@Justin Eden Phoenix Jones is a sham.

[@nejkgamessk6031]

Not a hero That name belongs to other people This man got closest to superhero title

[@offg6080]

No.

[@stormchaser465]

@@offg6080 ok :(

[@relay4067]

Check our JLaserVideo. He made a thor hammer that shoots lightning

[@キラキラくりくり頭]

The world genuinely needs more people like this

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Kinda wish this legend would appear in Spider-Man No Way Home.

[@adityanaik6291]

No fucking way you're like how are you in every corner of KZbin?

[@Lancernoevo]

If it has a million views at least expect this guy...

[@samanthablack7990]

If there is an unlimited amount of timelines, there exists one timeline where this man is the star of the newest Spiderman films

[@supahotfire4428]

@@adityanaik6291 ikr its kinda annoyed me but idc much but hey everyone got opinion right

[@jhonny1416]

@@adityanaik6291 I'm don't speak English and i know him xD

[@wojcalisthenics3066]

Fair play. You earned the award of Peter Parkers genius for sure! Loved the engineering and the physical prep that went into pulling this off. True commitment!

[@Bo-janglezz]

This is the closest thing I’ve seen to real web shooters i’ve ever seen, and it’s awesome. Keep up the good work!

[@pizzainc.1465]

Maybe next he will make it useful!

[@stinkygremlin267]

I've seen shooters that are like real webs but they don't do much

[@monged4life442]

The spiderman littering everywhere thing was actually addressed in the cartoons. Peter's webbing dissolves after a few hours, which is how they knew Mysterio pretending to be him wasn't him.

[@dustinakadustin]

His web dissolves yet he leaves all those criminals attached to sky scrapers

[@burneraccounthandle]

@@dustinakadustin lmao

[@Just_A_Dude]

@@dustinakadustin All the more reason for the cops to pick them up promptly!

[@dustinakadustin]

@@Just_A_Dude If Spider-Man has achieved one thing, it's making the police more efficient 😂

[@SmallGreenPlanetoid]

It's addressed in the original comics, where the limit is 1 hour. He tries to sell the formula to a manufacturing company, who are initially impressed, but ultimately decline because "who wants to buy glue that dissolves after an hour?"

[@composerdoh]

His webs dissolve within a few hours, I'm told. When I was a kid I always wondered why the entire city didn't have his webs on almost every building, until someone explained that to me.

[@Sanpaku-san]

It's like a liquid cement

[@StreetSamurai21]

@@Sanpaku-san Its not cement but more of a strong glue. If it were cement even a fast drying one it would just be stiff and heavy which would work against him. From what I've read its closer to nylon. Not trying to say anything offensive just letting you know what I've read. But Spider-man has used cement in his webbing to beat villains like Hydro man.

[@woods2424]

in homecoming i think, peter says to childish gambino that it would dissolve in 2 hours, then childish gambino is like "I got ice cream in here, it'll melt"

[@woods2424]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q57Gqq2Id8p9qqc at around 2 minutes

[@composerdoh]

@@woods2424 I love that scene! But yeah, when I was a kid we didn't have an elaborate live action universe to fill in details like that. In the late 80's/early 90s, unless you read the comics regularly, (or had friends who read them religiously) you only had the Saturday morning cartoons to go on.

[@christiantym1833]

You could change the handles on the web shooters to a design where it is more wrist shape and you can have a small handle around the front of the shooter where you can hold onto the whole gadget. This way you'll look more like spider-man and they're still easy to let go of.

[@Paangu]

Might be dangerous to put that on your wrist.

[@Anca_lol]

2:28 Actually, in the comics, he made his webs to dissolve after a few hours in the open air. Oh wow thank you all for all the likes😄

[@kryx_1-]

its in the movies aswell but its only stated in homecoming

[@TarotVylan]

Yes, i was gonna say the same

[@Anca_lol]

@@kryx_1- True true. I was mainly saying the organic web fluid in Sam Raimi’s rendition of spider-man lost adhesive while Marvel’s spider-man made the webs to dissolve. In homecoming when he interrogated the crook, he told him “it’ll dissolve in two hours.”

[@1ch190]

ackchyually

[@Hensley_Jb]

Yep was just thinking that😅

[@turquoise7817]

that second swing is always so cool to watch, can't wait to see you get a third

[@Built_IRL]

Cheers, me too!

[@JohnVanderbeck]

3D printing tip: Orientation matters. I don't know if part of your redesign was changing it, but one of the main reasons your first end cap tore apart is because the orientation put the layer lines parallel to the force axis. Printing 90 degrees to where you expect the force can often make the print harder, but the strength of the part will be much greater.

[@PurpleMomgoose]

Have you any articles on this to help me wrap my head around it more? I’d be much obliged

[@AleHand_]

I think he knows it, he do even talk about isotropy

[@mitziemauz8600]

just me sitting here, having seen the video thinking "Yeah that's pretty exciting and probably quite a bit over my own ability of making things, people are amazing!" *looking into comments* "These are some funny words science man!"

[@JohnVanderbeck]

@@mitziemauz8600 Think of a flaky biscuit if you are American. They have layers. It's easy to tear the layers apart if you do it in one direction but not if you do it perpendicular to that.

[@mitziemauz8600]

@@JohnVanderbeck From germany but yeah now i actually get it^^ thanks :D

[@JADAR_RADAR]

The effort you put into this project. It is admirable, also bro you the wildest flip at 7:00 props

[@Built_IRL]

If you're here with all the hype for No Way Home, thanks for clicking! I actually wanted to make a follow-up video to this, to get some more of those NWH views - but I didn't have enough time to do it properly. So, I didn't. However, I've already made some progress that I think is pretty cool and I look forward to showing it! Maybe consider subscribing to see it when it's done? :)

[@Rqzou]

Batman dies in no way home

[@spinodino9563]

@@Rqzou oh no

[@kennethverhoeven3972]

you can try the lost pla casting method to make complex metal stuff

[@m.kcubing9631]

Hype....

[@piercetheheavens4757]

Goku vs venom galactus was so hype

[@heckyeah8292]

I'd like to imagine that this is how Spider-Man might develop his webshooters and how he might train, minus the companion

[@californiaantkeeper]

Plot twist... he is spiderman

[@shadyj1178]

@@californiaantkeeper if there’s something strange

[@luislaija]

With great reflexes and super strength, I don't think it was as complicated as for an ordinary human.

[@cgamer8938]

It’s dr strange to you

[@heckyeah8292]

@@cgamer8938 right, Steven?

[@zionfreeman303]

That POV shot really demonstrated the exaggerated swagger of a young British man 👍🏿

[@goldenjam_0189]

Ah yes

[@manflabs5209]

He's clearly Australian. You Americans are so out of touch

[@chrismorris3580]

@@manflabs5209 South African, closer than British though I suppose

[@alvindentredje3753]

@@manflabs5209 He's south african but ok...

[@echothefreak9396]

@@manflabs5209 “you americans are so out of touch” *gets his ethnicity wrong again*

[@aeropherxd]

Duuude! That was pretty great! 😀I love that you were able to make it so compact. Backpack power sources are incredibly lame and you've solved it by removing the constraint of having to take the web back with you.

[@maybepaulcooley]

As insanely cool as this is, looks like you ended up accidentally inventing Nightwing's grappling escrima sticks in search of a web shooter. Insane work no matter how you think of it though 🙌🙌

[@angel3o0]

Ñ

[@Just_A_Dude]

Wow... yeah. Extend them a bit and they really are Nightwing sticks, aren't they?

[@diegomunoz6349]

More like daredevil billy clubs

[@maybepaulcooley]

@@diegomunoz6349 Be funny to see him hit someone with it and hook chain flies out 😂

[@Verdevil]

@@angel3o0 Since when can I translate a KZbin comment?!

[@MVahag]

The best thing about this is that he looks more like a real life Peter Parker than the 3 actors who portrayed him.

[@samd1o14]

Maybe he is Peter Parker, would be easy since he already understands the science of it 🤨

[@tmg_stretxh9711]

no. he doesn’t.

[@kaizenryan3390]

No

[@weed3728]

Non

[@TheShape--xt6pk]

not really.

[@TheGreatDookieMan]

I wish I had a problem like: “I don’t have the time for my Spider-Man training.”

[@Built_IRL]

It's one of those problems that you realise you're glad to have, when you stop to think about it ;)

[@matheuscardoso6623]

I'm in tears, mate... So grateful for your ingenious work. You did, you proved it possible.

[@delfinodolphinsquad910]

Considering how small and compact the shooters are, I think it be a col idea to have some kind of compartment, like a holster for you to hold all of the shooters in. When you grab one the next one is pushed upz kinda like a magazine for a gun

[@BlokHeadAnim]

The cylinders almost look like the ones around Scarlet Spider's wrists in the comics, just individual instead of arranged in a circle. Maybe he could mount them as a sort of bracelet, and have it rotate when it fires, like a revolver, so the next one is ready to go.

[@delfinodolphinsquad910]

@@BlokHeadAnim that would be cool, but very complicated I imagine

[@jumbopopcorn8979]

@@BlokHeadAnim Theoretically, at that point you don't need to do anything other than aim. No button presses or anything. I do think that as of right now the most important issue is that you can't swing forever. There needs to be some way to collect mid-flight.

[@officiallyjk420]

Imagine an MGL grenade launcher with 6 of these bad boys.

[@jumbopopcorn8979]

@@officiallyjk420 harpoon impaler

[@ellyawesome]

Sir this was very attractive! Hahaha. Hell yeah to the smarts, the spidey moves and the incredible invention!!! AMAZING to watch! Unbelievably awesome.

[@joshmg1494]

Shooting her shots lol you go girl!

[@cia4u401]

SIMPPPP

[@thenacho6354]

Damn, she hitting on Peter Parker the nerd. Nice.

[@shafinrahman9352]

Bro just found his MJ

[@epictubegamer]

@@cia4u401 you’re 12

[@arussianguythatdoesntsmile6429]

"This is the most nerdy video I've ever seen." - Bully Maguire

[@Built_IRL]

Something something dirt something eye

[@Mr-1rfan]

Please smile Mr Putin

[@Litzow]

111 likes

[@coughsyrup7369]

anyone else amazed he can just keep swinging on one arm like that for an hour on end 8+ days in a row?

I cannot stress how fucking amazing this is. When you showed that POV shot of you swinging twice I got chills.

[@MeasRock]

9:23 this is exactly how i image spidey would clean off his webs on the streets without dirtying anymore around

[@bigaj1992]

His webs dissolve

[@funkyguy1950]

lmao

[@Lonyr]

I'm not only super impressed with how well you got this method to work, but that diving front took me by surprise. It's cool that you know proper flipping technique - very appropriate for what you're trying to achieve here. Great job man. :)

[@sujoy456]

10:08 that fart noise caught me off-guard 😂

[@AidenBrimmer]

This is going to evolve into this guy becoming a real superhero, isn't it?

[@Red_Lanterns_Rage]

Tony Stark built a high tech power source in a cave....with a box of scraps so why not?? lolz

[@robstefani9853]

Look up real green goblin

[@axearttv7022]

Rob Stefani there’s also a video of a legit functioning glider.

[@infamous1403]

Superheroes don’t exist, wake up 🤦‍♂️

[@Red_Lanterns_Rage]

@@infamous1403 don't be a Hugh Jass..... 😈

[@sonixthehedgehog1435]

This is amazing. Spiderman is and always has been my favorite super hero, and this just makes me jump for joy of what could be. Mind blowing tech.

[@Built_IRL]

Cheers! Yeah he's the best one for sure haha

[@Tickey]

@@Built_IRL fax

[@relliks01]

This is my first time watching. I love it. It fills a hole that Mythbusters left behind. Thank you!

[@Built_IRL]

No, thank you! Being compared to Mythbusters is one of the highest honours I could be given :)

[@imUmoron]

The fact that it takes good geometry to be spiderman. Literally something that Peter Parker is good at.

[@williammeyer2817]

When I first clicked on this video, I thought it would be an exploration of the fact that it would literally take superhuman strength for spiderman to continuously keep enough momentum generated to swing like that. This was definitely just as interesting tho

[@jude7620]

"Here's my solution. It's a pipe" Thank you for this quote

[@MsTinaZee]

I'm nearly as impressed with your flippy-spinny skills as I am with your sciency chops! Thank you for sharing this AMAZING (see what I did there?) video!

[@matthewcubbage5335]

Yes, I can't wait to see more. I just found this channel and instantly subscribed. This is some legit content, not just focusing on aesthetics like some channels.

[@ikkibestboi]

Wow, I'm amazed! This was actually an amazing attempt at a 'web-shooter' design, and it worked incredibly well! I'd like to think that your prototype will be a massive inspiration to future engineers to create a true 'web-shooter'

[@DayLime]

Just imagine everyone who has made something spider man related combine their efforts to create a Spiderman suit

[@nicholaspeters9919]

@Chicken Nugget I’d honestly forgotten about that guy. What a douche…

[@hikaonthetube]

Gosh now I wanna do this

[@openlink9958]

you know this looks more useful to recreate AOT's 3D maneuvering equipment

[@solarlola5953]

Thank God we don’t have titans running around

[@HavingCrumpets]

AOT may be overrated but, yeah I do admit this could be a cool application of it

[@bunbuns08]

It’s gonna be a special day in history when someone invents webs that you can swing from and make it organic

[@rosunny8581]

Ok yes everyone this is cool to watch, but can you imagine how cool he feels?! That must be an awesome experience!!

[@IDK_Kat]

"And it works fairly successful for him" *Shows peter slamming into a wall and then falling*

[@Ronomic]

me: "Mom, Can we go see the new Spider-Man?" Mom: "We have Spider-Man at home."

[@Ahloveyafuhso]

proceeds to play it on disney plus

[@-Xever-]

Hahaha FuNNy

[@gamingtigershark1202]

but Spider-Man has No Way Home

[@chououtplays6229]

Sorry but your not funny

[@RealCoolstriker64]

No you don’t, because he’s in *South Africa* … apparently

[@spiddyman0079]

love you. we need more webbing and a utility belt full of cartriges.

[@oliverkim6610]

These are the best spiderman webshooters that I've seen by far.

[@mcpickle7071]

This is the coolest thing I've seen in a while. This is exactly the kinda stuff I wanna do when I get older.

[@milkymoose]

10:07 he farded

[@imskylerwhite_yo]

He didn't it was the sound of the machine in his hands

[@milkymoose]

​@@imskylerwhite_yo it was a joke bro

[@DiddyKongVsLuigi]

No. That’s a fart all right! 💩 😂

[@thelastgrianver9092]

in the movies there is one spider man and one iron man, but in real life i already found two people slowly becoming spider man and there is just one who could possibly become iron man, and that is James from the hacksmith industries. I hope we build a superhero team one day and save the world! and i'l either be a great martial artist or the third spiderman.

[@imaguyandabeautifulbutterfly]

I think the key is for it to be retractable, like a grappling hook. So if you built two of them, one for each hand, you could theoretically "web" sling

[@shuja.j]

It wouldn't really work since the grappling hooks firmly grasp onto a platform, making them impossible to retract back and be used for another swing

[@gyrozeppeli00]

@@shuja.j he will have to come up with some sort of mechanism to do it, but not entirely impossible as retractable grappling hooks do exist

[@shuja.j]

@@gyrozeppeli00 yes they do, in fact this guy has made one already in a previous vid. It can very clearly be seen that in order to support his weight, the hook needs to be firmly wrapped around the branch or ledge. It would be impossible to use one of those for this spiderman swinging as that relies on quicker clasping and un clasping of hook, which would be near impossible

[@Michael-dj6pd]

@@shuja.j what if it could hold multiple charges of rope, but cut the current rope with another trigger_

[@taekinuru2]

huh. it just occured to me this is basically the irl version of the d&d magic item the rod of ropes from 3.5e if it retracted.

[@ElectricGeckos]

I think you have the most realistic practical spider-man webshooters so far.

[@Built_IRL]

Thanks, I think so too! But to be fair they're still pretty impractical haha. Goes to show that some things are only in fiction for a reason...

[@ElectricGeckos]

@@Built_IRL Still great how you are making them a reality.

[@FilmTrekk]

That sound at 10:08 had me dying laughing lol 😂

[@Vulprex]

i am too

[@RayyuEdits]

I was gonna comment this too

[@WestonJJandrucko]

Yeah I see what you mean 😂

[@YourInternetHistory676]

Bruh Same

[@atvbass10]

Lmao dude shit himself for sure

[@sharK741000]

I thought this would be extremely underwhelming, but those swings are actually pretty cool hahaha

[@greent26tube]

Truly one of the most mechanically interesting, intellectual, and well-edited videos I’ve seen in years. Fantastic doesn’t even begin to describe you my friend.

[@Built_IRL]

That's very kind, thanks!

[@RepeatedFailure]

One of my favorite things about seeing people's engineering designs is all the trial, error and failures it took to get to even a single success. Great work and great video, I'm looking forward to seeing more

[@marcusc3288]

This is insanely awesome, I can't properly express how cool this is especially as someone who does tricking and is into superheroes myself.

[@wolf1066]

I remember seeing you on the Hacksmith video. Love your sense of humour - from translating between "Academic" and English to comments like "the world's least correct method of TIG welding" and your training schedule, I've had hysterics watching this.

[@shadowscythes]

And don't forget the stuff written on the calendar xD

[@criticalskitical4100]

I immensely appreciate the add break bar at the top of the screen. That alone is worth subscribing

[@voleNTV]

This was incredible. Childhood dreams slowly becoming reality. Can't wait to see where you take this from here.

[@Krrr-j1d]

It makes me sad watching someone live my dream, but damn this is so cool!

[@Built_IRL]

Hey, it means it's possible! Although it kinda sucks that I can't actually use this in the real world without major risk of injury or death.

[@Zekiraeth]

@@Built_IRL If only the world were softer...

[@swiftlessytvlogs5637]

@@Built_IRL hey man! Would I be allowed to copy the design and try to add/test things with it?

[@ericnielsen4868]

@@Zekiraeth kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnW3lpmpqpaJrMk

[@Built_IRL]

@@swiftlessytvlogs5637 Go for it!

[@MajorPineapple]

we really got Peter Parker showing us how to make a web shooter... thank you kind sir :)

[@kahjeed4794]

I gotta say, the quality on your builds are incredible, as far as non web swinging goes, this is as good as it gets

[@SD-oi9gr]

How small the actual hook / wires are is pretty impressive. It looks amazing.

[@sillyninja65]

be cool if it was slightly elasticated too, could attempt a airborne fire and grab swing then without messing up your shoulder

[@ZakLeek]

That's a very good idea, dislocating your shoulder whilst hanging high above the ground sounds like a really bad experience.

[@desmondcoppin591]

And spider mans webs are elastic.

[@goudendynamiethd2117]

The swinging is possible, but I don't know if Spidey's strong and sticky web's are possible to make. We might be able to create web's that are shootable, but they aren't strong enough to swing with.

[@VHScreenRecords]

Wow, that's amazing, this guy is very close to achieving what I always dreamt. Just think you should try releasing your back hand right when you fire the second web shooter so you have a smoother swing. Just gotta have a bit of faith

[@dr.trousers6101]

That may pop his shoulder out if he doesn’t get it at the right time tho. The jolt of falling and being caught again hasn’t worked too well for Spider-Man in the past

[@RedPowerButton]

10:15 This is why Peter was giving Miles homework in the Spider-Man ps4 DLC

[@TheRetroCasual]

One of the coolest things I've seen in a bit. I'd love to see how this project might evolve down the road 😬

[@akahnlaw]

Have you tried carbon fiber nylon rope? Tensile strength is roughly 820,000 psi. Just a thought. Contemplating using it for a crisscrossed jungle gym/zip line gizmo from my deck down to my gazebo/fireplace/hangout space on our lower terrace in the backyard.

[@bioman1hazard607]

This looks promising, keep it up. Also you should try 3d printing the parts in wax, then casting them in bronze or copper

[@RocknRollAddicts]

Dude, holy crap. This makes young me from years ago so happy! You’re extremely talented with inventing, please never stop

[@DaveUnreally]

Very cool, you should partner with a gymnast though. It would be great to see someone with higher than average strength master the gear

[@nicholasfactor]

yes exactly

[@Geckur0]

2:33 this has probably already been pointed out, but spidermans webs are biodegradable and usually just dissolve in an hour.

[@bigj2821]

I’ve had lucid dreams of me swinging realistically it was a shooter that was a very sticky tape . It worked like a grapple hook , except that it was super sticky. I would recommend getting a lot stronger to keep yourself up to reach your full potential

[@gektoast4968]

@Soft & Wet a lucid dream is a dream in which you are fully aware, so you can do whatever you want in it. Y’know how dreams are foggy and you only really remember parts of it? In lucid dreams, it’s like real life almost. You can see and experience the dream

[@ekkoekko4610]

@Soft & Wet you can't control regular dreams

[@stuffrockswithrox1214]

This is so cool!! I love how you explained it! Also, so fun to see you're in SA

[@f3lipepsf]

I LOVED it, what you did is great, and I'm SO glad it worked, 10:19 - in this scene I was SO happy to see you rocking there and imagining it wasn't montage or visual effects