Swinging From Web Shooters! - Sticks To Everything

[@hacksmith]

Duuuuuuuude!!! This is BEST Spiderman gadget ever made! And you showed up the Mythbusters to boot! Heck yeah man! Let's blow this video up!

[@MrSirSquishy]

Got that hacksmith seal of approval

[@Zappr]

Even the hacksmith is hyped about this

[@DarkCore-zq5ec]

Yes

[@matthewlass8009]

Next we need a hacksmith industries and JLazer colab!!! Together you could make the unimaginable.

[@natebranham1733]

Hacksmith approved, that’s insane!

[@Lessembarrassingman]

He’s legitimately getting close. People like this are pioneers. Who knows where this could lead.

[@demonman2668]

Websling transportation

[@demonman2668]

Mobile Marvel.

[@Lessembarrassingman]

Quick noose! Nah wait- quick shoe laces!

[@ashleydillon183]

Iron Man blaster

[@male_enjoyer]

Imagine swiging from a building and when thw web stick to some wall your arm tears appart

[@ollybaldwin]

This guy is getting closer and closer to becoming a true irl superhero and in our hearts he already became that but will he master the power

[@devonhague6114]

@ollybaldwin you cant get superpowers in real life because its fictional but you can get gadgets and a utility belt

[@ollybaldwin]

@@devonhague6114 Ik you can't get irl powers I'm saying that his technology is so impressive that it's basically like having super powers

[@devonhague6114]

@@ollybaldwin not just the gadgets and utility belt?

[@CarsonPace2]

I think the multiverse exists

[@Nerdgasm13]

@@CarsonPace2 how old are you all lol

[@Adhemz]

this is beautiful. our inner child is going crazy over this

[@fortnite_pringle]

agreed

[@Godlymooo]

No way

[@Question_Unknown]

Yooo and ive been subbed since you have been doing dark humor joke's

[@Adude368]

The boyyyyyyssssssss!

[@Question_Unknown]

@@Adude368 i-i-i got this feeling that you know when im loosing full control cause theres magic in my bones

[@captainnomad]

Dude I love that you actually paired the climbers with the web shooter to go for the full spiderman experience - and it really worked! Seriously incredible. Your ingenuity is impressive - this is what engineering is all about!!

[@CrimsonQueen_plays]

Imagine if he could to like stick to a wall swing, grab another wall would be actually pretty much spider man

[@genericbeansmile756]

Wow, not only is the finished product crazy, but the fact that Jake casually made an initial design that can actually wrap webbing around targets and still went on to make the nail-based design in the same video is insane! I love to see the evolution of his Spider-Man gadgets, and I think that with some refining (and maybe adding other features to the suit like the Hacksmith's Lidar Spidey-Sense and BuiltIRL's grappling hook web shooters,) a fully-fledged Spider-Man suit could very well be finished within months!

[@skrippy_scrappy4062]

Dude I was just thinking about this, and I was like "wow is this how we get our Spiderman??"

[@zimah62]

Phaha

[@b3eleyyfavv267]

Wow now he only needs to do it all over again and do it for the other hand

[@estoupaa]

I think the video cuts out insane amounts of work that took to get to that point. Because he don't want us to try the same at home and die. 🤣

[@sunilgakhreja3928]

a collab with Hacksmith and Jlaser!

[@athomesuperhero]

Even if he isn't swinging, that is the coolest web shooter I have ever seen, because it can stick to anything really strong

[@bhimaniamaan6924]

It's been almost 5 years since I saw those old web shooter videos with the colorful cartridges! I remember buying a whole bunch of lighters to try and make them! ...and then I forgot about it lol. It's genuinely been such a treat to see you grow over the years, dude! Keep killing it :)

[@joannemcilraith8003]

I agree

[@An6u168]

hi brother

[@jaynipper9887]

you just need another one to actually control your direction and acceleration. find a way to shoot 1 shoot 2 retract and reshoot 1 etc.. that’ll be about as close as you can get. maybe find a way to make a web that doesn’t… kill people!

[@jacquelinemcgaha7285]

Ur. Tnhbasd

[@jacquelinemcgaha7285]

@@jaynipper9887 y

[@AidanGreenNinja]

i swear this man is a cornerstone in an era of youtube engineering that’ll go down in history

[@andersj-3]

This man has the ability to actually become spiderman since he can shoot webs, swing, and climb walls. Huge round of applause for this man.

[@flamboyantmera572]

Probably a Litr version of Spiderman since its too risky to swing from buildings to buildings and also he doesnt have spider sense and Super strength but it would be still pretty cool if spiderman is real

[@Shrimpfriedpee]

He just needs the spider sense

[@John-X]

@@flamboyantmera572 let him cook man, this is prequel stage.

[@sylvexxjodd]

@@flamboyantmera572 it's like Batman hook

[@popefrancisvevo7396]

Can’t forget iron man with all the other stuff he makes

[@VidarHardeland]

My 8-year-old son thinks the web shooter is really cool. He wonders if you could make one that doesn’t make holes in buildings when you shoot, yet still allows for swinging.

[@GGCannon]

I've had a theory before on how the Spiderman web shooter actually works in the past. In the cartoon, its always a single really thick cartridge, but I always thought that it can't be a single chemical, and it can't activate unless it comes in contact with the air as well, or it would clog the very shooter. My guess is that the cartridge is separated into sections of liquids and fires them with extreme pressure through a very tight nozzle that mixes the liquids. Since Spidey says that his spider silk is biodegradable, I would think it is organic, which would lead me to believe it is made out of proteins and aminoacids, mainly Fibroin, Alanine, Glycine and Serine, just like the silk from both Spiders and Silkworms, possibly also starch and other thickening agents. Under pressure, the liquids would be able to shoot for a HUGE distance, but as they are mixed they would already start to become a strand and when they come out from the nozzle and come in contact with the air, they would expand, thicken and become a rope like material, making for a even small amount of liquid mix would already have a considerable volume of rope that is both adhesive and can resist quite a bit of weight.

[@bluehooman1521]

Yo we need to like this comment more so he sees it

[@jonathonthomas1255]

Whoa... fucken genius actually

[@Sunlord330]

Peter can't just mix up all the chemcals into the one cartridge

[@bluehooman1521]

@@Sunlord330 still worth a shot on figuring out how/if we can implement this, at least in my opinion

[@trevorhannah781]

Dude I was just ab to say that

[@JakeMarvelFan56]

This is amazing, everyone can tell how much work and effort goes into your project, and the fact that not many people have had as close of a working web shooter as you shows how determined and motivated you are. Keep up the good work

[@wildlifesuport]

Many people are Motivated not many are doing something with that

[@adityalachhwani8354]

@@wildlifesuport that means they arent motivated to do something some of yall really say bullshit just to sound smart

[@michealvojinov9344]

No they are not

[@SoulPhoeniXYT]

instead of using rope and nail use a 2mm thick carbon nanotube cuz that is stronger than steel and then add two buttons. 1 hold to shoot and swing release when u wanna stop using it and it will reload into for another use . 2nd button hold to shoot release to release the web leaving it there detached from the spider gloves and just attachted to the window requires manual reload tho.

[@tannerh7774]

The final web shooter prototype is probably one of the most dangerous things you have built on this channel and I love it

[@giantbonsai8950]

I'm in my 40s and this still made me happy as a child to see. I'd love to see a follow up where you have 2 and complete a mid-air transition from one swing to another.

[@epicrodtezla3228]

Me two

[@jacobpinson2834]

me three

[@uprank]

me four

[@-liam9812]

Me ✋

[@Bucketkicker38]

Me 🖐️☝️

[@MrKrimson]

i love how in the aim for a spiderman esque gadget, he has made actual batman level equipment ofcourse unfortunately the goal is spiderman swinging, but just as a batman get away tool up an elevator shaft this is insane

[@futurefox635]

very nerdy response

[@dangdudedan8756]

@@futurefox635 as opposed to the very non nerdy responses to this video

[@superherobeatdown]

It’s called. Grapnel gun 💀

[@cjpum1]

Glad someone said it

[@nmcmatic]

So true dude!!

[@Quavy_TM]

I think this man might actually find the secret of becoming the first irl spider-man, he’s been so persistent with each video he makes involving this

[@rberakovich2098]

uyreurytttr

[@Keanine]

I feel like we need to see this but with 2 web shooters, going from climbing on the wall, firing the first, and then firing the second while swinging from the first would be the ultimate Spider-Man feeling!

[@kykel4948]

The funniest part about this video to me, is that J is literally slowly assembling an entire suit of gadgets. He's legit building a super hero suit over here. I'd love to see a video where you combine a whole bunch of your gadgets into one suit.

[@cinimanrol]

if all the gadgits were in one suit that would be so cool

[@xyoungdipsetx]

It isn’t practical. All these things weigh and putting them together would be hard to move and use.

[@browney2496]

​@@xyoungdipsetxmaybe there is a way to combine it .i mean there is a solution

[@ValoFear]

@@xyoungdipsetx he has an exosuit that increases his strength

[@MorningDusk7734]

This makes me wish you had a cameo in one of the Spiderverse movies, or NWH. You are our universe's Spiderman, truly. I know there's a lot of reload that you cut out to make things look effortless, but I would say you're about 75% of the way to swinging through the cities.

[@John-Doe-Yo]

Either him and/or Peter France from corridor crew would be dope.

[@mujtablueio3381]

Nah it's 20%

[@ethantong4271]

This man's talent is insane. Deserves so many more views that music videos or memes

[@theheroofmagicical628]

then**

[@g8way818]

@@theheroofmagicical628 than*

[@stevelapierre4776]

😃Again Jake.. Genius.. and loved all the start of the video and everything , brainstorming , the builds , tests gosh.. incredible.. and, at 13:03 Oh. My.. Gosh. you actually pulled his Rav4. gosh.. that was wicked.. and when you walked away with the tire cover lol like Peter and the Lunch tray.. oh gosh.. lol loved that.. Amazing.. all what you do and make is I have no words just 🤯 That last part.. awwh.. gosh lol. 😊👌,, Loved everything and the wall climbers gosh.. I would say yes, 1 step closer and again.. amazing.. Bravo!!!🏆

[@lorrainekaputongwanza9610]

The thing I like about JLaser is he puts his mind to something and he never let's go of it

[@SpideyWarsStudios]

*lets

[@JoBot__]

@@SpideyWarsStudios You are my friend now. ^-^

[@Dakradom]

🎶 Say you'll never let me go! 🎶

[@umar5834]

Just like his webs haha

[@thatfella44]

@@Dakradom that wasnt funny.

[@Giggle_Pig]

I absolutely love NileRed randomly popping in when you were mixing chemicals at 2:25

[@danielf3623]

Also the Undecided intro music at 14:48

[@lammmp]

bro recognized it instantly too-

[@totallynotadiscoball5745]

I think I remember another KZbinr trying to replicate Spider-Man's swinging, and he had the great idea of using an exo-skeleton, so that when you swing you're safer and also the tension is distributed throughout your body. Could be a good idea to implement with your shooters!

[@grqfes]

heavier too

[@thecoolernar]

@@grqfes light weight metals exist

[@grqfes]

@@thecoolernar unless you find a negative weight metal a full exoskeleton will always be heavier than what's in the video

[@L_cuz]

@@grqfes im pretty sure many actually good exoskeletons have the ability to make it feel negative but yeah it'd be a whole thing trying to find things that can carry that weight without getting destroyed

[@L_cuz]

and most exoskeletons arent even good unless youre willing to spent a few mil maybe more

[@codywalsh5195]

I think he made more of Batmans grappling hook than anything that is amazing either way. He's making himself the first hero

[@jaredlehosky5479]

its so cool seeing how much his content has improved over the years. This was nuts

[@breakfast6170]

watching his old videos now nothing compares to this

[@zombiecpj3848]

he is actually VERY close here. all he really needs is a way to reload quickly and to shoot webs off both arms (also super strength but that’s a different story)

[@Orvicial]

something that might work is having shooters off both arms and getting super high being able to reload one at a time while airborne or some unlimited supply which could maybe work with a lot of substances, but it's a lot of timing and effort to make it work

[@itarry4]

​​@@Orvicial you'd need to design cartridges with the projectile and the pre wrapped rope and design it so you have a separate spool or something for each. It'd take some designing of both the shooter and the cartridge but it could probably be worked out and done. You might even be able to design a magazine system that you strap to your waist or something. The strength bit could be taken up partly with a suit with exoskeleton but keeping the weight down as well as getting it strong enough would be hard but the exoskeleton could take the weight off your arm and help spread it around the body, not to mention you could move the gas bottle etc to your back making the system on your arm smaller and easier to design for multiple shots and it'd help a little when something broke which let's face it will probably happen and no matter how quick you are you're reloading and Shooting another to catch yourself like spiderman does when one of his breaks or he's falling off a building.

[@cyberyoutabe5995]

i was thinking a web shooter for each hand so when he shoots and hang on that one he can shoot on the other one and reload the first hand to swing

[@pixelplayer1156]

An idea to add is a quick release so he can swing more than once.

[@artusanctus997]

He’s not anywhere near close. In the comics, Spidey’s webs can hold cars suspended from bridges. He’s just gotten further than anyone else has.

[@vaegrim]

For as cool as the spiderman vibe is, this feels remarkably close to the Batman grapple-gun. Quite possibly the best recreation of it so far in fact!

[@giantbonsai8950]

made me think of Animated Batman's grapple gun with the claw that bites into any surface it hits.

[@theofficialvayne0420]

Lol I just made that same comment

[@kingofbirbs5705]

I feel like ODM gear just got closer to being a thing.

[@batmanvsuperman_]

Hacksmith Batman Grapple Gun - Spidey edition.

[@dhruvkhatrplays]

I think you should combine your Iron Spider, Spiderman climbers, and these web shooters have an epic brawl with things that Allen made versus Spiderman (You).

[@AnthonyBlue1]

NEVER would i have imagined someone getting this far into making it real.

[@hacksmith]

*puts glasses on* I guess he... Made It Real.

[@logante3670]

@@hacksmith you forgot to change accounts

[@SumMonkey]

Imagine if he had one on each hand he could legit clear that entire warehouse without touching the ground. Great stuff man

[@xyoungdipsetx]

I said the same thing. One on each hand and refillable carts

[@andifemboy]

Yeahh, right? If he makes another one I'd be so ecstatic

[@Red-gb7bo]

Everyday this man gets closer and closer to becoming the real-life Spider-Man

[@ArchangelKnight.]

Some day we'll only need the modified spider

[@aldrinejaybondoc6262]

Bro i am a child and i love Spiderman and this blown my inner spiderman spirit😅🎉❤

[@Built_IRL]

Well done dude! Ever since seeing that Mythbusters episode I wondered if it could have been done better. I was thinking in terms of concrete walls but I'm amazed how well you've made it work with wood! Bet it's freaky to use though; it's basically a gun that shoots another gun haha

[@svendsfam6433]

Yo Built IRL I'm trying to make my own version, but instead of bullets, it uses a co2 cartridge like a compressed air version have any ideas how I can pull it off. I know your not gonna answer back but just in case.

[@MaxwellCreates]

My review of his product: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5ytf39vet2GgLc

[@kiranpabraham7904]

@@svendsfam6433 The issue is that a CO2 cartridge cannot generate enough force to thrust the nail into the surface. You could try the rat glue version with a net that's lined with it to get more surface area , but i'm not sure how effective that would be.

[@DavidCow11]

PORQUE NO SE JUNTAN Y HACER UN MALDITO LANZA TELARAÑAS JUNTOS QUE SEA COMPACTO Y CON MAS TIROS

[@zeraphiaa]

I like the way you apply the "no risk, no reward" quote, you really take huge risks to make us entertained. We appreciate it and we love you Jake.

[@ryanculp484]

This is literally just like in the movies when spiderman is building and learning how to use his gadgets and abilities. You straight up the real life Peter Parker as well as Spider-Man dude!!

[@NeelBjorn]

You know you can borrow one of those web pallets from Oscorp , they are really good. Also you can attach it in the dial of a 10$ watch and i guess it should work ? I wonder why you didn't think of that in the first place ?

[@objectjon9015]

Just gotta say, I really appreciate your dedication to the web shooter projects. It’s so cool to see what awesome designs and functions you come up with. That net shooter was especially neat, keep up the good work!

[@triforcehero6264]

This is so incredible! I never imagined that someone would engineer Spider man’s powers, but I’m glad that you and your team are pioneering this technology! You are doing what government engineers are doing with just a fraction of the money available. I am astonished that you and your team have made so many cool projects so far, and I really hope that you never stop. Go JLaser! (As a suggestion for another video, perhaps you could make something like the hook shot or claw shot from the legend of Zelda with this same concept!)

[@sethcheshire5687]

The strongest spider web belongs to the Darwin spark spider, and the spider weighs roughly .5 grams and can shoot its web roughly 80ft. If the proteins are isolated than it could possibly be recreated, and if it's scaled up to the weight of a person it could hold together well enough to swing from. All that would be needed is to create a webshooter that acts like the silk gland. I would love to see something like this irl

[@SuperIsaiah]

The problem is that the spider web being thin is a necessity for it to dry in time. Perhaps if you made something that shot out a ton of really tiny strands, it could work.

[@SashaironfistGaming-SUB2MEEPLZ]

bro did his research

[@sylaszamora4223]

So we gotta milk some Spiders?? I’m down 😂

[@SashaironfistGaming-SUB2MEEPLZ]

@@SuperIsaiah that is what they do in the franchise and they can also wrap up together BY THEMSELFS

[@arctrog]

@@SuperIsaiahones that spin as they fly through the air so it creates a thread

[@JB-hp6up]

Inspirational, truly if dedicated you can do what you love and be happy

[@fredrikmassa]

Jesus you truly are inspiring, I’m glad KZbin community have someone like you “sticking around” plus talking in a cool way about science stuff, love it!!! Let’s go!!

[@WildDuckTR]

Ba dum tss

[@jezzmeister2349]

This is insanely impressive. I don’t think people even realize how difficult it is to create a web shooter that works this well. This is truly better than any I’ve ever seen.

[@danelisslow3269]

People have been trying for years. This is the best I've ever seen.

[@kysa3535]

which ones did you see to this day? ;D

[@d3emy465]

Bro is on another level of humanity

[@ItsPro824]

@Lucifer Morningstar 🅥 W

[@agilraj1145]

I would not say that but definitely genius level

[@DropXplode]

Not to spoil his sanity but Colin furze made a grapling hook that does the same thing from assassin's creed.

[@Zaxz-hh1dh]

Bros not a human he’s a spider

[@RFY12M2KT]

Bro he is a superhero Offcourse he is

[@TheNewDjoker]

Efforts like these need to be encouraged, this is how invention starts

[@vexx0397]

this man is actually pioneering right now. this is amazing to witness in real time

[@BalimSwogat]

Pioneering what lmao? this is just some more advanced backyard science

[@shell2791]

​@@BalimSwogatlike all projects in history prior to funding

[@humbletem6779]

Don’t trust him, he used my debit card to pay his doordash

[@technounionrepresentative4274]

@@shell2791 except those projects helped humanity. what does this help with? it's like "inventing" a human flying drone, why invent a drone when you can just use a helicopter? this web shooter has little practical uses with the exception of something like rock climbing except less reliable and more dangerous and if this was used in day 2 day life people would destroy their bodies quickly

[@obro8841]

I love how he shows us the failed experiments as well for more experience and explaining

[@jeenabax]

You should try to stick on the wall

[@elguachinangosupremoxd6949]

The spiderman in this universe

[@botnaruionut1498]

this has to, this NEEDS to blow up I cannot even begin to comprehend how cool what this guy does is

[@srshc]

www.youtube.com/@srshc/featured

[@kaleonmars3912]

ur cringe

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

Its awesome that he went for like every passing idea of how they could work and tried them all despite how impractical for science and fun. Like making all the elements a web-shooter should have but cant have (yet) together, an ultimate guide for early 2023 web-shooter tech

[@AwareOCE]

I remember watching the Mythbusters episode and thinking SURELY they could get that working if they tried.. You absolutely nailed it 🤣

[@buckiethecat]

I see what you did there

[@Porpolhot]

Everything just perfect, except, we need a reporter that keep calling spiderman a menace

[@TheSuperdave123]

This will actually work significantly better as Batman's grappling gun than Spider-Man's web shooters

[@Azarath415]

it's not like Spidey's webs are actually possible, so obviously it will work like a grappling gun

[@dinkalicious]

I applaud your efforts! At just shy of 53 years old I’ve had a fantasy of being able to swing and fire webs like Spider-Man ever since I was a little fella (I suspect like a lot of kids of all ages).

[@tubbysza]

I pray he invites you to test out his device after it gets safer

[@Buffalo-ggtadsa]

I'm 17 (Born November 12 2005) and I find this crazy.

[@Buffalo-ggtadsa]

It's also so cool how the device (or whatever) he was using actually supported his weight when he tried to stick to ceilings n' stuff. I love DC so much more than Marvel (DC is my favourite cinematic universe out of the 2). But you gotta admit, this is super cool.

[@NightShinerStudio]

​@MYTHICALNOVA2005I'm sorry for your loss but this isn't the time nor the place

[@youtube_bat3811]

@MYTHICALNOVA2005this is kinda off topic and kills the mood

[@LEOxuan]

You’re the best KZbin project creator on the platform in my opinion. The work you put in and the fact you can actually make these insane project is incredible. It just keeps getting better and better and more and more ambitious. Insane stuff. You deserve all the recognition and in fact need more.

[@LUCIFER-M0RN1NGSTAR]

He is great but the hacksmith did build a plasma based lightsaber literally a sci fi nerds wet dream weapon

[@sardermd.keramatali8524]

@@LUCIFER-M0RN1NGSTAR Not that the lightsaber is bad, but it shouldnt be their highlight creation. the lightsaber is more like a fancy lighter.

[@axeonee]

@@sardermd.keramatali8524 yea they made so many more cool things.

[@LEOxuan]

@@LUCIFER-M0RN1NGSTAR One item, JLaser seems to make the things that as kids we wished we could do.

[@LUCIFER-M0RN1NGSTAR]

@@LEOxuan that’s literally what the hacksmith does aswell avengers weapons, Star Wars weapons, iron man suits, jet packs, wall crawlers using powerful magnets, only difference is the hacksmith has an entire team of people to build stuff on much larger scales

[@CaptainFresh-g4e]

I might get one of these for me and gift one for a friend for Christmas🤔

[@cmoneymayweather]

The Nile red cameo was so unexpected but I was already thinking it before it happened 😂

[@TheRedknighter]

Yea I heard it instantly

[@abelcristiantimbalari7861]

True😂

[@laei6391]

Wait I didn't notice it

[@TheRedknighter]

@@laei6391 It was at 2:27

[@asussyaxolotl2858]

I always thought this wouldn't be possible but here you are that just done it, you are literally the most talented creator on KZbin. Never give up

[@EliteCubingAlliance]

I remember when that hacksmith intern did this, so seeing you make it even better is highly impressive, although I know you are capable of some really sick stuff!!! Keep up the good work.

[@Bazingler]

You talking about built irl? Cause ngl while this is impressive built irl’s web swingers are better.

[@toyingmadness9731]

@@Bazingler built irl has an actual WORKSHOP. he has so many unfair advantages. He’s building it without all that money.

[@NuggetGX]

@@Bazingler I disagree. While built irls web shooters are more compact, Jlaser’s ones work more consistently, and he can actually climb up walls.

[@NuggetGX]

@@Bazingler Higher budget doesn’t always mean better.

[@NuggetGX]

@@Bazingler Maybe they should collab and combine aspects of both of there web shooters into 1 compact and consistent web shooter.

[@sehkmetnyahbinghi366]

He's showing that becoming a spiderman is possible with the right equipments. 💎☀️

[@AfroMocha]

All right I've been working on something like this myself for like 2 years on and off. The nylon solution that you had is the closest way to do it properly. I'm not a chemist myself but I've mixed around trying to have it combined with a type of adhesive to mixed results it either comes out clumpy or the nylon bonds don't essentially form so it like tears apart really easily. I tried mixing in nylon threads like tiny nylon like shavings to see if that would help with like rigidity but that ended up like clogging up the nozzle. Then my best results was a trying a composition that worked best under heat or pressure then you had the nylon form really well and then it would kind of go through an adhesive coating as it's coming out but getting an adhesive to stick really quickly is an issue I came across as well. My next version I'm going to try and combine some nylon fibers in the solution and the nylon fibers will have like the glue or glue like substance. Probably should use like a two part epoxy I works pretty fast. Anyways that's my my trial and error on this if you want I could send over my designs and stuff it's pretty compact a little smaller than the version that you have for the magnetic string toy. The nozzle system I have set up for mine though is very important it uses a dual nozzle. There's one nozzle inside another nozzle on an actuator that moves closer and further from the opening of the outside nozzle and that allows for either like a string or spray kind of like a net. I've been able to get like a pretty good solid string probably about like a meter or so before it breaks her has some issue or jams up and then the netting I can get it to spread about like a meter in a bit wide. It also has a web ball function but that doesn't really work properly I haven't got the electronics working on that.

[@Yesiamachicken]

i ain’t readin allat💀💀🤡

[@c.h.s1001]

yo i been tryna make those too, u tryna send ur experiments?

[@AfroMocha]

@@c.h.s1001 once it's done would love to send it out to KZbinrs to tear a part and review lol but mainly my nephew loves spider man and it's a toys I'm making for him. If more comes from it all the better

[@cloud3701]

​@@Yesiamachickenanime icon, opinion invalid

[@octavioabad9518]

This is so impressive, the fact that he was able to practice his swinging was astonishing

[@itzmeyaho8092]

This makes me so happy man! You're putting so much effort into making something every child in existence has always wanted. It makes me happy and I had legitimately been thinking about making something like this too! I just couldn't find the right time to do so, I guess you actually beat me to it, I can't do chemistry as well as I would want to anyway. I'm glad to see the success!!!

[@feifeishuishui]

I am really amazed that how a human being can achieve this step by step in front of my eyes.❤

[@somelaser5906]

It's is crazy how good this works. JLaser is the closest thing to spiderman we have

[@coppomusic]

think he normally does, he just didnt want anyone copying this one for safety reasons.

[@marcusbrown5781]

And doc oct

[@popculturemike3054]

This also gives me ODM gear vibes from Attack on Titan, or the classic Burton Batman grappling hook. However you look at it, it’s insanely impressive

[@jessejuliano8056]

You've hit the point where you are hiding how you do stuff (the device the stabs into stuff lol) you are really innovating here I love it.

[@Plngr337]

You are perfect also this webshooter is also perfect i want to make all of this and be spider-man🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😊

[@ajberinguela5196]

I think the closest thing you can do with this is the ODM gear from Attack on Titan. You can even get some inspiration there since they explain it technically.

[@CreamCakes420]

Ooooh yeah it is pretty similar

[@deo1965]

True, but ODM gear runs off of a fictional, pressurized solid/gas material found on their island. So youd have to come up with a highy compressible gas/liquid that you can store and deploy. Thst won't run out quickly like co2 or oxygen.

[@pcenero]

the gear allows for pretty hefty fuel tanks, i don't think that would be a problem. I like the ODM idea since you can get away with overt mechanical attributes and explicitly allows harnesses to be built into the design. Actually, the way it's all set up already looks like the anti-personnel/final season 3dmg designs

[@fuzer4047]

@@deo1965 and even if they did make that they couldnt use it if its that powerful like in AOT because it would simply tear their bodies apart from all the G's they would pull

[@Epic_Eggroll]

​@@deo1965 there's a lot of freedom in what gas to choose, the problem would simply be price and safety. Something like liquid Nitrogen gas might work, because it's inert and cheap, but helium or other inert gasses might work aswell. But then you'd still have to worry about actual keeping it in it's liquid form.

[@DoggletPug]

Some ideas: You could have an unstuck device on the blaster that you send down the rope, either with a wheel climber or just rolling it down/pulling yourself forwards, with a small piston that screws into grooves along the hammer, pressing agains the surface and unsticking with a button press/piston push. Another idea would be making a moldable suction cup/plastic & fiber to stick to things instead, have it come out partially heated and then cool once it lands, then when you need it back send heat down a thin copper wire inside the mesh to make it malleable again.

[@prosperous_moodjunky]

spider pugs

[@goatmeal5241]

This is super impressive. You're hitting the technical intricacy/build quality of the Hacksmith but with the more understated/casual design breakdown of Colin Furze and it's amazing.

[@pissoffeachother]

This is better than the hacksmith 100%

[@Infection81]

2:25 nahhhh jit turned into NileRed THATS CRAZY

[@lilkaep7501]

Went straight to ordering myself one of those webshooters 😂 can't wait to mess around with it. Really love the idea future and past projects being available for purchase

[@seanbrosnan9876]

Have you tried adding PEG and a cross linking agent like divinylbenze in your solution? Maybe polyvinyl alcohol and PMMA as well to increase tensile strength?

[@nomythstudios]

Interesting idea can I use this idea in the future if I ever get the chance to try to make this?

[@Spugs519]

Exceeded expectations again. Ive been waiting my whole life for this. Ive spent many hours searching and watching people created webshooters. This has to be the closest one I have seen to the actual movies. Great work!

[@paulvecchio4088]

if anything, we're getting the most useful grappling hook ever. especially being able to seemlessly detach it. absolute madmen

[@NeonNova736]

It looks like a grappling gun more than a web shooter but your inventions are amazing. It will certainly be an inspiration to follow. Keep making things like this, We'll be there one day.

[@mr.galactic2647]

2:39 Yo this part literally reminds me of the web making scene in The Amazing Spider-Man. This dude is a MAD GENIUS.

[@abckidscroblox]

You could say he was inspired by NileRed's video made a year before this :)

[@superjacked1225]

Amazing video, bro. Once you’ve figured out the science to make the web shooters more smaller and compact, and making them faster to repel, you’ll be the one and only real life Spider-Man

[@jacquelinemcgaha7285]

Oru. Utumae

[@IKANPATYN]

Dl pol PP

[@TVVIST24]

Hopefully in the future they can make something like this it will be fun to use

[@swagmiredoesall]

One thing that could take, not only this, to the next level, but the wall climbers as well is the artificial gecko skin. It's really insane the stuff it can do. However, I'm not sure how cost effective that would be as it may be very hard and/or expensive to get your hands on. It really is crazy seeing the progress you're making with this project though. You really are the closest person we have in real life to spiderman. Also the Spidey helmet is nice touch. It's when you wanna look sick, but safety comes first😂

[@ZÏ̇̃]

Gecko skin in combination with the current technology he uses for the wall climbers could work really well

[@swagmiredoesall]

@@ZÏ̇̃ he wouldn't even need the vacuum pumps for his wall climbers with the gecko skin. However, it would definitely help him feel more secure. Maybe gecko skin gloves, and souls with the vacuum mounted on his wrist and shins for extra support when he needs it. Then if he replace the nail hammerer with a gecko skin cross in a little ball that pops open like those green firecracker balls to make sure they don't go off course mid fire. With some trial and error I'm sure he could make something like that work much more seamlessly.

[@ZÏ̇̃]

@@swagmiredoesall his climbers also allow for roof climbing as of right now, which I don't think gecko skin alone would be able to handle, thus adding gecko skin inside of the vaccum areas seem like a good compromise to me

[@swagmiredoesall]

@@ZÏ̇̃ I think adding them to both the vacuum suction cups, and his hands and feet would help him get extra leverage. The gecko skin is practically made to grip using down force so having them on the hands especially the finger tips would help him kind of grab the surface he's climbing to get more leverage. With enough tweaking he could probably make the climbing more seamless than it currently is

[@ZÏ̇̃]

@@swagmiredoesall yeah it's definietly something he probably should look into. Crazy how far he's already come though!

[@gamerroyale828]

2:20 hahaha funny nilered cameo

[@griffshredz1423]

It blows my mind how like he wouldve never been able to just get down that high, that easy, without the webshooters. Worlds first real life superhero in the making.

[@mousakashwani8605]

The "I was able to pull out some white goo" got me

[@Aligames5747]

I have been following several engineering youtubers for years now hoping to find a spiderman webshooter that sticks and actually swings, thank you for making this video.

[@ReklessStandard]

I swear to god in the next few years, I think we are gonna see Spider-Man really swinging through New York. The amount of work that has gone into developing this runs pretty damn deep. I honestly think if you can condense the reaction, I think you can get more out of it. And maybe research compounds in a spiders web.

[@Cerri22PG]

This guy is like the combination of both spider-man and Tony Stark, heck, he could at this point make up his own superhero with the gadgets he has made!

[@IzraelGraves]

@mikie That's... A really weird name.

[@vali_bg5234]

@mikie I like it.

[@Falcon_Gaming-YT]

@@IzraelGraves ok

[@jayelit]

it's called Batman

[@SunnyHikikOmori]

​@mikie yeah that's actually a good name!

[@LimeS3003]

Dude is literally making fantasies as real as possible

[@TheTribute410]

This is awesome. One big thing people don’t account for is that Spider-Man can bench press 10 tons as full strength adult level Spider-Man. So swinging around his body weight on his arms and joints is like child’s play and that’s also why he can launch himself through the air on human-sized stretchy web super far off of those huge momentum filled swings

[@crucible1084]

true, his strength makes cap look like a baby and is the main reason why he pretty much catapults himself when he webslings to cut more distance

[@kellogscornflakes2430]

This is true, even if we somehow managed to create the technology same as Spider-Man's webshooters we would need some sort of suit to wear with inertia dampeners which is just scifi and is able to put the stress off the human body.

[@thedoctordisco4110]

I've been following your spiderman journey for a while and... man you really did it. I can NOT wait to see what the future brings for you, and I can not wait for actually swinging letting go and swinging stage you will probably do in the future. Just freaking insane.

[@CS0723]

Why do people always capitalise the wrong word for emphasis. Is that an American thing?

[@thedoctordisco4110]

@@CS0723 I'm not American

[@CS0723]

@@thedoctordisco4110 sorry, I used American as a shorthand for "English is not their first language"

[@thedoctordisco4110]

@@CS0723 okay that sentence doesn't make any sense, an American person would have English as their first language

[@abdulkaderanara9688]

@@thedoctordisco4110 r/whoosh

[@code-grammardude5974]

2:06 really super glued a piece of wood to your house. We appreciate the dedication

[@IsaiahMeek-ys1pm]

my name is Isaiah i think you made a pretty gnarly thing i was also thinking you should make storm breaker

[@francescabrogna6103]

Man’s hit a screw with a hammer Yet he makes literal webshooters This man is my idol

[@dessertisland2491]

This is so amazing! There is so much effort in every single prototype that is just crammed into a 10 second clip, I can't even imagine how long that must have taken!

[@ΝΕΙ]

2:15 *NileRed mode activated*

[@m0nst3rgam1ng]

Damn it you beat me

[@samuelhowe4798]

0:42 gotta love the edits

[@BingoBangoBongo53]

Super cool that something like this really works. I was doubting that there would be enough strength to be able to hang from it. I’ve been searching for someone who built the grappling hook from legend of Zelda. I really want to see someone take on the challenge. With this guys skill it would be super cool to see his approach on the build.

[@ominouscandle4169]

The child-like joy I get from seeing someone actually shoot the web and swing from a wall is insane