REAL Web Shooter (Spider-Man: No Way Home)

[@Kizit]

I love that there’s this whole community on youtube thats grown around making webshooters a reality

[@fabian2x]

That's a fact me too bro me too

[@MrToriIIa]

Same

[@ShayerSUtsho]

Ikr

[@ivoryas1696]

Kizit Same. They might actually do it, too!

[@Kizit]

@@ivoryas1696 Here’s to hoping! I’ve always wanted to make a video about it but I’m not smart enough lol

[@integza]

Makes me happy to know that I'm not the only one almost killing myself with a CNC machine. Thank you Joel!

[@thegamehouse4245]

Ayy hello!

[@YoungPhysicistsClub1729]

fancy seeing you here joel

[@andrewgeorge2666]

Can we get a rocket powered spiderweb shooter? No idea what that even means but..

[@JoelCreates]

I swear they are secretly out to get us!

[@thetroll1247]

And he's not kidding I've seen it. YOUR rockets are to die for. Lol Absolutely love you work inegza. awesome prize give aways. 🍅🍅🍅🍅

[@Built_IRL]

Brilliant work mate, I look forward to seeing where this idea can go if you stick with it!

[@Rei_geDo]

I sure hope he *sticks* with it

[@gooff4093]

PREACH

[@JoelCreates]

Appreciate it man, you really inspired me to swing for the fences!

[@pognaught5677]

Beans

[@themorrislessgroup]

Good pun

[@alexjustalexminecraft5248]

they usually show the web that spiderman swings from is actually multiple strings wrapped around each other, and when it latches on to something the ends spread out to hold on to more of that surface. So if you figure out how to make that effect you won't need an anchor in the future, other than that great job.

[@mrpizzawizard]

stfu you fucking weirdo respectfully. acting like no one serious actually know physics?? why tell an electronics tech or an engineer what you prefer? respectfully brother, because you don’t know at all what you’re talking about, no actual engineer will hear you out. you want to go prove you can make a better one??? no??? then respectfully sit down and be quiet.

[@Weisz]

Bro this is crazy!!! Such a killer concept, I can’t wait to see what you do with those anchors next

[@F.C736]

Hey Louis love your vids

[@ericnielsen4868]

Dudes, by the end of all this, you guys are gonna get invited to join the Spider-Verse

[@paraskitchen]

I also can't wait for another Web shooter

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you all very much repent and believe onto Him and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus DIED for you

[@itzthatguy4189]

THE LIKES

[@YMDgento]

My dream has always been able to swing like Spider-Man. Amazing 👏🏽

[@JoelCreates]

I still remember the drive home from the first Tobey Maguire spiderman movie

[@qwerty5684]

@@JoelCreates lucky

[@ddb2024]

pun intended?

[@dylanashley9350]

ayyy gento🤩

[@eugeniemulder7780]

S

[@kchargrey]

Something to consider is that when you add swinging into the mix your anchor will need to be a lot stronger than if you're just hanging. As an aerialist all of our safety equipment is tested at 5k+ lbs of force (since a aerialist dropping 20-30 feet can exert about half that)

[@rylanmallais2377]

okay but 14days worth of hanging before breaking and theyre planning on them being 1 time use

[@beebum272]

@@rylanmallais2377 holding a small amount of weight many different times without breaking is much different than holding a ton of weight for a short amount of time, its almost easier

[@falldamageop2709]

@@beebum272 true but the act it could hold him multiple times means it probably could hold quite a bit more for s short period, that being said i know its not a very reliable answer but for what we have right now it should suffice

[@rainydayz6429]

This is insanely sick considering I’ve always heard that replicating peter parkers web shooters would be “impossible” awesome to see that turn more into a possibility with each of these cool designs!

[@RasaCartaMagna]

Before every major invention and innovation is the herd of naysayers calling it impossible. See also, The Wright Brothers.

[@WilliamWizer]

the word impossible only means "we haven't found how to make it possible. yet"

[@romanempireloregamer3880]

it will prob take one century before we replicate an exact copy,it is complicated,dangerous,and much more,the major factor is the safety,cause ofc,shooting webs is already fun and safe,but if we want to swing we need to make it safe,cause if u just slam to a wall,well,goodbye

[@JakeBaldino]

This is so awesome. Keep it up! The world needs this

[@freezinfire]

*gasp* you are that guy who gives pizza at the end of gameranx videos and your favorite game is Metal Gear Solid!!!!

[@IssenKai]

still waiting for the pizza jake...😒

[@lasi_eisbaer]

No shot 😂

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you all very much repent and believe onto Him and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus DIED for you

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@Raivon]

I think the best part about these kinds of invention-style videos is that there's always the comments section to help give constructive advice and suggestions, really brings the whole community together

[@sixqm2]

Yeah, you'd think the youtuber is smarter, but then you read the comments and see someone make a huge paragraph of calculations and scientific advice

[@sirpretzel822]

This is just strait up cool. Smart move to create a platform for further development instead of reinventing the wheel for each iteration. Should mean we'll get to see cooler stuff sooner. Good luck.

[@lordofCottonFeilds]

Straight

[@bable6314]

@@lordofCottonFeilds Str8

[@MADKapo]

Every time I check for "real web shooters" I see some improvement over the years. Back in 2015 I remember a viral video of someone who could shoot webs that looked like Spider-Man but couldn't hold their weight, now around 10 years later the community has finally overcome that. I wonder what you'll do next! Soon you'll be swinging from building to building!

[@AnnaTheAnnihilator]

its nice to see that people like you and The. Amazing are still making real web shooters after pretty much a decade of progress

[@nikolamilovic2678]

At this point take my credit card

[@I.M_BR]

Take mine too Tho i dont have one

[@raccoonman6291]

*slams credit card on table.*

[@YoCosmicStars]

You don’t have a credit card💀😊

[@thesonicchannelrerun2057]

Take my live savings

[@Wishfull._..Editor57]

@@thesonicchannelrerun2057fr

[@SetyoHillman]

All of this started out of spite lol. Great work Joel! Edit: I’ve seen other creators make geckotape and even that couldn’t hold near this much weight. Really impressive stuff.

[@Ryan-rn8zh]

Make the web anchor collapse into the CO2 cartridge and then when its fired the outward pressure of the co2 would cause it to "Blossom" open like a flower, or a net, or a hollow point round. If the anchor is metal and inside the co2 cartridge, then the glue could be pre placed/heated in the center. Not sure if that's the best description of the idea. But I'm sure by now, you've come up with an idea way better.

[@wesleymorrison9941]

To simplify: in engineering, if it can go wrong, it goes wrong. I wish more people would show that side of engineering. It's not all sunshine and rainbows, and that's why not as many people do it. You'll fail, probably a lot. It happens. Thanks for the amazing video.

[@solarsynapse]

It becomes frustrating for sure. 3000 attempts to make a light bulb.

[@goldenboi9291]

@@solarsynapse yes but its worth it since seeing your creation ACTUALLY working will inspire you to make more creations! Maybe even some being actually helpful!

[@edgenesdan]

Its amazing to see something that I've always seen as impossible come to reality little by little, Great Work!

[@forgottenzero897]

this how my grandparents felt when smart phones came out

[@jujasname]

Webshooters will be a thing bro, we will swing exactly like slider man

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@slnsm974]

if u traveled back in time people there would be super surprised about things u have rn like your mobile phone it's just a small thing wich contains a lot of possibilities

[@JeloOW]

anything is possible, just requires more really smart people to make it

[@dapz]

7:55 i guarantee it's possible for you to do. Amazing work as always also i've realized ive been watching your vids for months and never subscribed, i had to fix that

[@JoelCreates]

"We've been waiting for you all summer and we're so glad you're finally here"

[@MUDi345]

Oh, hi Dapz!

[@SuperCraftyrus]

Oh look, it's god

[@hiimabitshy6393]

The god himself has spawned

[@epicdud5905]

Imagine the honor of god himself commenting on your KZbin video

[@burgerweegy5121]

6:14 genuinely the best writing of any KZbin video. PLEASE CONTINUE THIS

[@MichaelJaeYT]

Not me thinking it was a hotdog the first time I saw it

[@JoelCreates]

It's New York style

[@zackarypiper4871]

You should look into the spring loaded arrow heads that open upon impact like the old reaper heads it could help with launching the plates later on. This is super cool btw.

[@stvrchldofficial]

I dont think that would work on bricks, bud. Even if the arrow could penetrate at the speed it would shoot, the plates on the sides of the head would need to be extremely powerful in order to force outwards through the stone. Although it would be an amazing idea.

[@ettat.3806]

This is really cool. I love how making Spider-Man webshooters a reality has brought so many different creators and ideas to the table, and it's amazing to see how close this web of creativity has come to turning fiction into reality.

[@kiro_derg]

nice pun

[@clayblaster]

Dude! You must continue... This could be revolutionary.

[@Goodgu3963]

Awesome job Joel! Suggestion: Use a mesh of nylon rope saturated with the glue. Instead of your anchor being a solid piece of metal it would be a complex knot covered in glue. When it sticks to a surface it hits and spreads out. The difficulty will be spreading the force out evenly over the glue rather than pulling on a single point at once. Some sort of slipknot like structure that dynamically adjusts to whatever surface/angle you hit could work.

[@AverageMichaelJordans]

This!

[@chrisbaker9704]

This!!! Do this!!!

[@JoelCreates]

Great points, I am thinking something flexible for sure!

[@chrisbaker9704]

@@JoelCreates you could try using a stronger adhesive too, that way you'd need less surface area for the anchor.

[@zach4505]

@@JoelCreates unfolding Wire mesh sabot with a hot glue slug inside the cartridge. Induction heating would only need to heat the tip where the slug is.

[@easyboo8208]

Andrew: i spent so much time developing my webshooters. Tom: you still use your selfmades? I have some made by tony stark. Tobey: you guys use webshooters?

[@LuciferMorningstar-uj9hz]

Didnt tom create his own web shootersand fluid in civil war, tony just upgraded his gear or am i wrong?

[@easyboo8208]

@@LuciferMorningstar-uj9hz idk tbh 😅

[@revirtv1425]

I would imagine a more malleable mesh for the anchor at the end of the rope for fitting it into the tubing. Finding something that could be strong enough and malleable is gonna prove pretty difficult though. GL! Hope to see the progress. Maybe something like a origami chain mail solution? Also have you considered using like a neutral temperature adhesive and coating the mesh on the end of the rope in it?

[@ethansquires2880]

If he uses that metal that returns to its shape with heat it would work perfectly

[@paynepittman4321]

@@ethansquires2880 nitnol

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@Firesgone]

Kevlar would almost certainly work now that I think of it

[@zixvirzjghamn737]

I can't wait for the finished product

[@linecraftman3907]

I absolutely love when makers make videos like this dissecting their designs into simple pieces to understand, great job Joel! Both on the video and the build!!!!

[@b.aleman8401]

Hey man, quick question. Have you considered building the platforms similar to a bullet? With the glue head in the front, and a collapsible umbrella style metal mesh behind it? Can be launched with a compressed air charge, potentially part of the bullet, and should be able to glue, stick, and swing in 1 round as long as the glue dries quickly enough. Look into it? I don't have the resources to do it myself. Thanks and good luck.

[@doctorsquatch7665]

I feel dumb

[@kilovwdude6457]

Good idea I hope he see this

[@kilovwdude6457]

Or maybe try making it yourself fam

[@ctts9946]

@@kilovwdude6457 he got got the resources. Also sounds dangerous. What if the glue doesn’t dry fast enough. A hot glue on rounds sounds interesting though

[@MrFusion]

Sounds like something worth looking into

[@FartingSpider12]

Awesome! Amazing how you built all of this first try without making even a single mistake and you were able to get this video out to us so soon after the last web shooter video! Joel is the undisputed master of this field

[@itisme876]

What if there was like a mesh of thin rope in with the hot glue, maybe attached to some ball bearings for weight, and they shot out and you could have it drag the rope behind. You could also team up with JT since he has experience with grappling hooks and having projectiles pull ropes

[@Jrappleyea11]

It's so awesome to see comic book and sci-fi gadgets coming to real life. Can't wait to see how far it goes

[@FatNinjaWalrus]

wow, super impressive. i thought this had been done to death online, but heating the cartridges through the belt, fully mechanizing the shooter, the quick change valves, all of it were really good. excited to see where your brain takes you from here, you're clearly looking at it from a different perspective than a lot of other youtubers

[@GhostSublimeAnimations]

I'm so happy people are still working on making real web shooters, its awesome !!!

[@gavinmccready3060]

Its definitely worth taking another step. To swing like spider man would be a dream come true

[@Ra3_ar1adnE]

Hell yeah. Always been a fan of the traditional mechanic of how a webshooter functions, with fluid and a valve system, not those spring and wire crap that's getting popularity. You guys got my full support in this.

[@kaued.5087]

Can't wait to see it fully developed!

[@idiotsandwich7528]

This is super cool. The idea of using the glue with mesh grill to hold on to it is just perfect. If you want to integrate both of them in the same time, why dont you use the induction coil to heat up the mesh grill that is pre coated with the glue in a casing or something that releases its stickiness on impact!

[@Scott_C]

May need to have a collapsible version of the mesh so that it takes up less space? Then when fired expands, maybe using centripetal force to spread out the mesh ?

[@idiotsandwich7528]

@@Scott_C oh yeah. I thought of a simple umbrella like mechanic. Like there’s a peg at the front that when push, also pushes out the mesh outward. I have a design in mind but not sure how to share it.

[@idiotsandwich7528]

@@Scott_C i don’t want the mesh to be wide open when fired caused it might not fly towards the target nicely as the mesh will have too much resistance.

[@Scott_C]

@@idiotsandwich7528 i'd post it to Thingiverse.

[@idiotsandwich7528]

@@Scott_C thanks

[@punkin985]

with the type off web cartriges you use you could ditch the spider man utility belt and do the scarlet spider :)

[@MrJCMG]

Wow! This is really cool. It's even cooler that different KZbinrs are working together. I'd love to see just how far this goes. Maybe some day, through your combined efforts, we will see a Spider-Man movie using practical webshooters that are 100% real based on ground work made by fans like you.

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@PlasmaAsthmaOG]

SPIDER-TECH SPIDER-TECH SO INTELLIGENT HE COULD BUILD A MECH SPINS A WEB ANY SIZE CATCHING VIEWS JUST LIKE FLIES WATCH OUUUUUUUT HERE COMES THE SPIDER-TECH!

[@jakemakes]

Wow. This is already 99% better than all the other “web shooters” out there

[@dortwito3353]

Man this guy is amazing! I’m really starting to think him and JD will make this happen A real Spider-Man web shooter?! WOW

[@pdxnate3314]

Swinging and hanging are two entirely different beasts, but look forward to seeing this evolve.

[@zulkiflrawat2509]

1:08 "with great power comes great responsibility" XD

[@EthanVillanueva]

For your anchor, an idea I'm sure you already thought of would be to make cuts kind of like slices of pizza so that it could essentially fold in on itself and be compactbut then when shot it would need to spring back in to shape as it's being hurled through the air. I thought that anchor system you had was just absolutely brilliant

[@lisaborkowski6456]

Zackary Piper mentioned spring loaded arrow heads, and I thought of this exact same thing after! It's such a cool idea and concept

[@EthanVillanueva]

@@lisaborkowski6456 ha! Arrow head sounds waaaay cooler and more official than "pizza slices"

[@nomadlad28]

I cant believe that people are this close to actually make becoming spiderman a possibility. I just wish Stan Lee was still here to see these people.

[@agoogleuser3610]

It has always been my dream to not only build web shooters like you, but to be able to use them in the real world. How far the engineering world has come is truly incredible, and I can't believe we have come this close to being able to swing like the iconic comic book character that spiderman will always be

[@MattNeisinger]

Awesome! For 40 years I've dreamt of doing whatever a spider can, like my all time favorite fictional hero. I'm probably too old now, but I sure hope you guys are able to live the dream.

[@albanian917]

Your never too old

[@Praxxys]

It's truly amazing the time we live in to be able to share ideas with those around the world to improve our projects

[@CurtisBookallil23]

this is the best web shooter on youtube

[@arcangel4631]

I went into this video thinking ``A geez, another youtuber trying to make a web shooter´´, and oh man, I was wrong. The web shooter looks awsome, and its not junky or too heavy like other peoples attepts at making one, I´m honestly amazed, well done! And also, the belt and the heating mecanics are brilliant!

[@xxx-j5e8x]

This is so inspiring! Cool seeing this become a reality! Make sure to "stick" with it!

[@sebastianwhite9725]

you really just pulled a spiderman type of joke there

[@zephyrx8056]

Rlly bruh

[@thiagogold8536]

im literally building a real life webshooter on my channel just posted the first episode proving it works

[@xxx-j5e8x]

haha, thanks for the likes.

[@PotatoObliteratorGD]

:/

[@connorokeefe1229]

Excited to see where this project goes!

[@notsure1056]

Yh 3rd time will be the whole suit lol 😂

[@rodneylarson2359]

Super cool! That's so awesome you found another person working on the same sory of idea too! Can't wait to see where this goes.

[@iamodmk]

It’s insane to me that this exists. I watched a video last night of a guy using suction cups to climb a building. You guys are 3 regular people, just fans with some serious intellect who’ve made a sci-fi action franchise closer to reality just on a whim & dream! Kudos to all your effort, your work though it may be criticized from the scientific community or the public at large will live on in the domain of public opinion & us nerds & geeks alike as a testament to how formidable the human spirit can be. This is extremely impressive & although you will have/had days where you thought of the fact that scenes in film depict trial & error in the form of a montage your whole video shows that same thing. It maybe 8+ minutes for us? But your dedicating so much time & effort into this & we thank you. Please keep going & remember for all human history you shall be remembered as a pioneer & what a common human can do to pushing the limits of human ability. This is generation 1, if you produced an offspring & taught them this & they carried on your legacy?? Imagine Gen 10!! From the mind of two guys making comic books dreaming up their wildest dreams, in a few centuries there could ACTUALLY be a Spider-Man. That. Is. An. ABSOLUTELY INSANE concept to envision. But it’s 100% in the realm of possibility. Imagine 300 years ago my ancestor living in a teepee envisioning me tapping into my iPhone a comment on a KZbin VIDEO sending this message of hope directly to you instantaneously at the click of an arrow. Then connecting with my family in a moment just as quick or ordering any type of food to my house, a car to pick me up, sounds transmitted to my airpods for hours on end & me working from my laptop that’s barely the thickness of a hide they used to cover with. That would be extremely alien & science & technology advances so much more exponentially every day. I cannot begin to express my profound respect for you & you work.

[@theikhwans5919]

They just need radioactive spider to bite them, and 💥 Spider-Man

[@vaze-11]

Bro just wrote an essay

[@mizuu_btw]

@@vaze-11 and it was beautiful

[@wrestlingkid10]

Bruh i saw the exat same videos

[@stitchyrichie]

Good essay But too much words

[@shirouzumaki3343]

7:12 that's some strong tape

[@ralphmodynlosugarteeth3188]

Trully amazing seeing how superheroes inspire us into making improvements like this, keep it up!

[@kevthedon6275]

Hot glue “paintballs” inside of a foldable glue anchor kinda makes it so you could attach it to anywhere. You’d have to figure out how to launch the anchor and ropes, come up with a way you make the anchor deploy and strike a surface hard enough to spread the glue and get a good enough stick. Sounds like a tall order though

[@thr_t4ttoo990]

You and JT are the future. I can just imagine replacing cars with web shooters to get around. Thank-you!

[@koray3774]

imagine if that actually were to happen, all the buildings would get so dirty lol

[@multiverse_media2023]

@@koray3774 Don’t worry. The webs dissolve in about an hour so it’ll be fine.

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@brianbahay2001]

@@multiverse_media2023 but still, if there's like thousands of people swinging around then it will pile up more than dissolve

[@ickyboiproductions]

i would suggest using small, but very sturdy hinges on the mesh plate. fold the plate inwards so when the cartridge propels the mesh and glue, it also opens up, thus sticking to the wall with the glue. just an idea

[@xTheGrincch]

I love how you are getting extremely close to the real thing,I just wonder what people in the future could do.

[@aydenashraff7809]

Spiderman might exist in the future wow

[@TheTeenMentat28]

have you considered converting a 3d pen into a webshooter? apart from the usualstuff , you could even create objects like the 1960's animated show

[@AverageMichaelJordans]

Hell yes! I thought this project was gonna stay on the sticky side exclusively for the next couple years but you've done it already! I'm proud of you bro!

[@R.Daneel]

Have you tried experimenting with 2-part epoxies? For example, if it says 2 drops of hardener and you put in a bunch, epoxy can get *really* hot and set in seconds. Switch the cartridge for two compartments of carefully-selected sizes, and a mixing nozzle. The nozzle may quickly clog, but disposable one-off cartridges or easily replaceable nozzles could sort that.

[@michaelsexton3436]

That is awesome! It would be so cool to see someone swinging around like Spider-Man!!

[@ToX1cDuck]

like it's a childhood dream to swing like spiderman so beeing able to create something like that, i would be in paradise!! Good work and it's really insane man!!

[@eolgamer6369]

Love seeing spidey gadgets come to life. It's always amazing to see what passionate and persistent creators can make. Keep up the dream.

[@tommyhubbard3561]

Absolutely loved the thought you put in. Great job!

[@imwubbaluba7249]

Me waiting till to see him go “up up and away web…. Fly!!”

[@MrIrdatlan]

Propably would be smart to have a narrow opening and small capsules to put in the shooter that have a lot of pressure in them so you can pop the end and its lets it out at the opening with higher strenght. it would propably not go far in a string but its one way to make one of those small web shots that splat on wall or ground like the one Peter used in spiderman 3 against Harry

[@kazinayeer]

definitely worth taking another step, man. spiderman is my favorite superhero and it pleases me so much to see such talented people trying to get close to the tech that he uses on a regular basis. maybe someday, the stepping stones you're creating is what might make the actual webbing tech come to reality.

[@lilkehps3905]

6:41 Spiderman Homecumming....

[@091james4]

bro💀

[@LifeOfNovaYT]

Ayo WTH 💀

[@mynameisdeez632]

Spider-Man cuming

[@oofedultra]

naw 💀

[@Mich-storinstine]

💀

[@fojcol]

Dude, this video held me more than any other! I am WITH YOU on the journey!!! Fantastic video!!!

[@JoelCreates]

Thank you :)

[@ItsMe_Victor]

oh my god, this is amazing, you could just have a bunch of these in a web shooter with automatic reload, this is incredible, i need more

[@groovemoustache]

I'd love so much for this to become a big world event, the Web-Shooter challenge, a bunch of designing channels getting on the "let's make the spider-man web-shooter a thing and all collaborate in our own way" train to the point of having Sony/Marvel eventually officially getting involved!

[@Thebest-sg7or]

One can only dream

[@vanettabarrett14]

Totally agree.... there's so much talent out here especially our kids.....so yes web shooter challenge .... let's have fun changing the work bringing fiction to real life

[@neptune3571]

Can't wait to see where this goes, Spiderman was a large part of my childhood, so being able to swing like him would be a drama come true

[@CasualCritic80]

Very exited to see where developments on this goes, you and JT are awesome :3

[@thenumber331]

I subscribed. Your channel is going to be huge in a few years millions of subscribers

[@priyankakamble3625]

I give 💯 for his courage 7:20

[@trevirvideos1823]

Cool, Joel!

[@blamedtie2008]

I love this. Plz go to the next level

[@DokiPvphg]

That was surprisingly good, so awesome, so much creativity and passion, keep on track man ❤️

[@silvergameplay7580]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJfFqpyGltqloq8 🕷️💜

[@cementstatue]

"This character is so inspiring, and your hand is so talented. I will definitely make a video of the process of making a cement works on my channel. "..

[@IsaiahIWC]

Keep pushing forward my man I'm supporting you, and your webshooting prototype! You've got my full support!

[@BYin541]

You did it! Wow! Great work! Love your channel man!

[@JoelCreates]

Thanks B.Y.!

[@dipayansharma1313]

This guys will make the dreams come true ❤️❤️❤️

[@one_ofa_million]

How did you learn to be such a good inventor??? This is *amazing!*

[@Rei_geDo]

You do some amazing projects! Congrats on this one!

[@squidin9347]

Damn, I wish you luck with this huge endeavor you stuck yourself into! I'm looking forward to seeing where this will go!

[@saucedkitchen]

I know this is really late and probably wont be seen but, you could always try to have the metal plate folded in a specific origami shape and then a mechanism due to the specific fold and high pressure cause it to flatten out in the air, even possibly grip around round surfaces on impact.

[@jameswalmsley9038]

You could make your anchor like a flower, with the “bud” at the front of the projectile and the petals hinged and tucked back like a slimmer shuttlecock, then you could load that in your hot glue chamber (with the glue already heated and coating the mesh) so when the projectile is fired and the bud contacts a surface, the petals would fling forward and expand outwards into your current shape. Your rope could be a slimmer wire, maybe a few platted lengths of deep sea fishing wire (rated for massive fish or possibly medium sized adults haha), set up on a spool on your belt and fed up a thin but rigid pipe to your wrist. That would be what I’d try next if I was in your shoes. I’m not a maker, just thought I’d add a different perspective

[@nomad7814]

Awesome stuff. I dreamed of doing these things as a child, so it feels somewhat satisfying seeing people trying to realise it

[@cementstatue]

"This character is so inspiring, and your hand is so talented. I will definitely make a video of the process of making a cement works on my channel. "..

[@DaimyoD0]

Domino Effect Meme: the smallest domino reads "YT user @Fk_F comments on a Michael Reeves video" and the largest domino reads "The realization of Spider-Man's technology IRL"

[@MobaCry]

You can make a foldable ancre that fits in the cartridge with the webbing. It would expand once you shoot.

[@addilusk1968]

This is so amazing! I do have a suggestion on how you might be able to use one wrist for your glue cartridges and another wrist for your rope and anchor. In order to swing multiple times you would have to have a rotate-able wrist piece for multiple different anchors and ropes which would automatically rotate after the previous shot was fired and released. This would allow you to shoot the glue with one hand and the rope with the other and hold onto the rope while you swing to shoot the glue for the next rope to attach to. In order for you to be able to swing using both hands you would have to have the anchor and rope mounts on both wrists and glue mounts on both wrists which may prove problematic 😬☹️ I hope this helps out in any way!

[@_BIGSteve]

But then wouldn’t have to hit the same exact spot twice if he’s shooting the glue and the anchor separately

[@RogueRen]

Never did I think that a response to a Michael Reeves dumb ideas video would lead me to this journey of Spiderman tech. Keep up the great work dude, I'm gonna keep watching this!

[@unhappymeal1087]

let me guess it was that hot glue gun on a actual gun video

[@RogueRen]

@@unhappymeal1087 nailed it

[@rtas]

love how much respect and appreciation you give to those who came before on the road to building your own :) fantastic stuff!

[@hex1724]

I wonder if you could make a spring set up so the grounding plate supporting your weight unfolds mid shot you can use the metal plate and your heat source and put a piece of glue in the middle of that folded plate when you shoot the plate it would shoot glue at the same time the only issue is cooling the plate in mid air so it doesn’t reheat the glue

[@ooooooooooo4918]

i would love to see how far you guys can go, please continue to amaze us! 🕷️🤟🕸️