Worlds First REAL StarWars BLASTER (is it possible??)

[@jakemakes]

HECK YEAH! Has anybody else been loving Andor so far? That show is freaking great

[@jordanezell5132]

Will you make a gravity sword based on the Exo knife model?

[@jakemakes]

@@jordanezell5132 I understood all those words separately

[@jordanezell5132]

@@jakemakes Will you look into it?

[@jakemakes]

@@jordanezell5132 What is it? whats it from

[@jordanezell5132]

@@jakemakes There are these games called Dishonored 1&2. They both feature a sword with a unique mechanism. The hilt separates into two pieces and the blade slides out. The ingame design isn’t very practical but there is a toy version of it. I want you to make a modified version of that weapon with some influence from the Exo gravity knife.

[@Weisz]

This is a really sick build, one of my favorites from you - and honestly, I think gun enthusiasts around the world are glad you didn’t mess with another mauser

[@jakemakes]

Thanks bro! ngl i'd have felt terrible bastardizing an antique Mauser 😅

[@imperialbricks1977]

It wouldn't be an issue if companies would just make reproduction Mausers

[@SpectrumArms]

​@Imperial Bricks they would have to make them clearly distinct from the originals though. Otherwise it would really screw up the market

[@SpectrumArms]

​@@imperialbricks1977 but I agree, a lot of these relics would do very well in the historic market

[@imperialbricks1977]

@@SpectrumArms Well obviously make sure people know it's not an original

[@mobgabriel1767]

"the secret ingredient is sand paper" anakin:visible anger

[@LadyGreySpacePirate]

😂😂😂

[@nathanrowell4475]

Sat through a whole lesson on plasma and how it works, only to find out it just shoots tracer rounds. 😂 Jokes aside, the build is very creative and the plasma lesson was entertaining.

[@GamPro420]

Lmao im not gonna lie I was let down.

[@royroblox]

Thank you hero

[@KibyNykraft]

So let's hear what you *learned* from how plasmas work... 😏😶😎 It's one of the most difficult details of submolecular physics.

[@godeater9044]

Yeah, the title felt a tad misleading

[@jakemakes]

Ngl the first few titles I tried were less clickbait-y but this one is getting views so

[@soot.mp3]

I *would have* been upset that this was just using tracer rounds. But between the fun lesson on the technicalities of plasma, and the idea of you now having a Han Solo blaster for home defense just as the founding fathers intended, you've still earned my like.

[@Lo-Sir]

imagine breaking into some guy's house and then fucking Han Solo annihalates you

[@millenialfalcon8243]

Check out electro-lasers. Basically a laser guided tazer beam. A laser beam is shot out that ionizes the air and then an electrical discharge is sent down the beam. Last update from years ago, they were able to shoot the discharge out about 30ft.

[@JRGProjects]

That is actually closer to a phaser from Star Trek.

[@millenialfalcon8243]

@@JRGProjects Think thats how I originally found out about it, one of those "Real life Star Trek tech" articles.

[@FrarmerFrank]

Or Roman candle/air traveler/jumping jack war before they got nerfed😹 Yes, I was among those idiot kids that got fireworks regulated cause we were playing Starwars with fireworks 😹

[@watch7966]

@@FrarmerFrank lol

[@2Potates]

There's also wakefield accelerators that are these small scale particle accelerators that work by firing a laser through a field of plasma.

[@curvingfyre6810]

a good way to think about fire and plasma is with liquids and emulsions. How much can you emulsify into a liquid before you're forced to say "I mean, yeah, technically it's still a fluid, but... does it really count?" In other words, fire is to plasma as mud is to water.

[@xZack52x]

“Gun laws are retarded” instantly subscribed

[@bdurham1990]

Glad I'm not the only one

[@evil1st]

16 inch rifle = legal 1/2 inch pistol = legal but... 16 inch pistol = illegal 1/2 inch rifle = illegal Makes no sense. Putting a stock and a longer barrel on a pistol should be legal, and cutting a rifle down should be legal. It would be no different than buying a normal pistol or a really long hunting rifle.

[@riftvallance2087]

​@@evil1st It makes sense when you realize it's not about keeping you safe or even keeping laws logical or consistent. It's about chipping away at your rights to own them wherever and whenever possible.

[@jakemakes]

It makes a little sense when you realize the NFA originally was going to make pistols illegal as well, before they realized it would never pass. So they edited out the pistol part but neglected to remove the bits about modifying rifles to be pistols and SBRs. That’s gun laws for you.

[@joshuas390]

​@@evil1st 16in pistol is actually legal.

[@shadiversity]

Absolutely brilliant video, loved it.

[@Rudeljaeger]

Hey Shad. I have a challenge for you. Can you make ONE video that isnt one hour long and has you repeating yourself 10 times? Maybe then youll get more views again

[@jakemakes]

MACHICOLATIONS

[@thelieutenant7732]

I bet you'd get better visual results with 9mm or .45 ACP tracers as well as a shorter barrel with a fake barrel covering to get the proper size. Blaster bolts tend to move pretty slow so having subsonics would look pretty cool when shooting at longer ranges.

[@TalesForWhales]

Yeah the slowest .45 you can get with the 2-4" barrel would be visually cool. You gain about 100 feet per second per inch of barrel give or take.

[@matthewtrowbridge4615]

.410 dragons breath would be interesting.

[@off6848]

Would then require a buffer tube.

[@BeetleBuns]

subsonic .22 exists, would just need to adjust the gas a little

[@generalesdeath5836]

A cold load of 9mm from a modified C-96 Mauser might be ideal actually when you put it that way. Which would be awesome given Han’s blaster was built around a C-96 in the OT! Only problem is the real, working articles are considered “collector’s items” these days…I don’t think they’re manufactured anymore. So it could be painful to butcher one to make a “toy.”

[@Jagdtyger2A]

Actually, there is a way to control the direction of an electric arc/lightning bolt. A finely focused laser can be used to ionize an electrical path that has much less resistance to the current path

[@argvminusone]

Such a device is called an electrolaser. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolaser

[@generalesdeath5836]

Pretty sure that was how the “lightning gun” worked in Unreal Tournament, if I remember the written lore correctly. That was one of my favorite weapons in UT03 and UT04 back in the day.

[@CeltKnight]

"This is perfectly legal. Don't arrest me." --- This is the way.

[@gojiking1695]

Usually creating Star Wars in real life doesn't work well but this does put a smile on my face. This is incredible 👏!

[@richardmoore3824]

"Gun laws are retared!" Yeah I subscribed after that.

[@jakemakes]

lol 😂

[@calebjohnston_youtube]

Yes! Amen

[@logansbattlebytes1128]

Me to

[@orangezilla247]

Same

[@ObsessionChange]

YESSSSS 😂 I laughed so hard when I saw your comment. I've literally paused the video at that exact moment and subscribed

[@lawrencestanley8989]

Watching this, I'm getting flashbacks to Beakman's World... All you need now is a man in a rat suit.

[@jgm592]

Yet again, I'm shocked that you don't already have a million+ subscribers. Great video.

[@jakemakes]

Working on it lol thanks

[@randallracer]

I mean its also a simple name too. Somehow i feel like hes been around for a while

[@tonyquark493]

That was AWESOME! Now, create an ACTUAL plasma gun: Hollow out a "plasma ignition chamber" within the body of the gun, and when you hit the trigger it fills with a measured amount of "Tibanna gas" (actually some other medium that will convert to plasma when hit with high voltage), Then, create a means to transfer that plasma to an "acceleration system" that forces the hot plasma out of the barrel at high velocity. Walla! PLASMA BLASTER!! Personally, I think we have the technology to actually create something like this, and It's going to be a personal project of mine over the summer! But in any case, great job!

[@unknown_Noname451]

I guess the only benefit of Jake not having many subscribers here is that we can all day we watched Jake before he blew up. I seriously don't get why this guy doesn't have at least a million subscribers yet.

[@justsomeotaku9783]

Frfr

[@HHSlinger]

man sill doesn't even have 50k yet, I'm subbing right now. he's funny and awesome.

[@EnclavegovtofficialUSA]

He's new. He will grow

[@ImpactProps]

LOVE this video!

[@Unknowntraveler302]

Just don’t chief see it

[@kenide55]

I'm only at 3:44 in this video and I've decided I gotta like the vid and follow lmaooo I appreciate the honesty and humbleness and dedication to doing research to provide the proper info along with a good dose of comedic relief and the killer side burns do it for me too lol 😅

[@kenide55]

30 seconds anything comment, the mandalorian flame gauntlet makes it's appearance. I absolutely do not regret my choice to like and subscribe preemptively lol. 😂 👌👏👏👏

[@evil1st]

I have always wanted to build a movie prop gun out of a real gun that still functions like this. You built one of my dream guns! 🔥

[@axon1637]

Tracer rounds have a phospherous tip, when fired the gas in the chamber ignites the phospherous which causes the tracer to glow when it flies through the air. Theres nothing in the back of the round to make it glow. The military dont use green tracers nearly as much as red.

[@gesarts3625]

It's criminal that this channel is so under appreciated. This video alone should have massive views.

[@bulletbates]

rebel main rifle/blaster = stg44 stormtrooper heavy blaster/machine gun = mg42 Hux speech in German I'm seeing a pattern here, they like German ww2 stuff (both guns are ww2 German weapons and Hux speech was based of hitlers speeches and the salute the soldiers do is to close and in German just confirms that it is based off those)

[@realholyrosaries]

“And I have access to google”😳🤣

[@jakemakes]

lol

[@LadyGreySpacePirate]

😂😂😂

[@Koffee_Kake1941]

I feel like this is the kind of thing you would need to make a law specifically because one guy did it, like: "No plasma guns"

[@chrissaldivar1406]

Dude you inspired me to build a blaster now 💀

[@L-And-R-Production]

Lightning is actually water going back to a storm cloud 🌧️ and rips trough the air and making plasma

[@huntermunro7338]

Hey Jake, what song is used at 0:27 because I heard it become but can never find it? Could you pls help

[@JordanTaylor-b4z]

Shake down, by Jules Gaia

[@Tzok008]

I love that you don't have any restrains regarding your sources (other YT channels ). i like what you do

[@2TRICK]

Now make a sound board that fits inside the grip, triggered by a ball switch or accelerometer, that plays the SW blaster sound every time you fire. (Triggered by the recoil) 👍

[@aniceguyinablackhat]

This is a great build! Now you just need to work on the bullets. It would be interesting to see what kind of materials could be used to make the entire bullet out of "tracer" material, or mostly tracer material in a thin shell to hold it together.

[@jordansorenson698]

Thanks for the fire/plasma explanation. My limited amount of reasearch on the topic only convinced me that I didn't want to know badly enough to get involved in all the debates. I'm just lazy that way. Your explanation helped turn the the muddy water into slightly less muddy water. Thank you! P.S. Great quality video. 👌

[@scottthesmartape9151]

The bullets of Star Wars are basically tiny magnets that keep the blasts going in a straight line

[@jakedoesyoutube]

I thought you would've picked the C96 Mauser since that's what Han Solo's pistol was based off of, but this is frickin' sweet!!!!

[@wolfehoffmann2697]

Those are kinda hard to get now and ruining one, even one that's not in particularly great shape, to make a prop gun is highly frowned upon. A lot of star wars blaster props starting from about Return of the Jedi up to today are built on readily available AR platform rifles anyways. Rogue One had a good example of making a heavy blaster pistol out of an AR receiver.

[@prvt.harumi6821]

​@@wolfehoffmann2697 i think mauser still does reproductions

[@wolfehoffmann2697]

@@prvt.harumi6821 They do not. There's a million very good looking airsoft replicas, but there's no actual replica firearms. There was a lot of them made though, as it was very popular and in production for almost 40 continuous years by Mauser, and there's plenty of unlicensed Chinese copies from the 30s and 40s as well. A lot of the surviving ones now sit in private collections and don't make it onto market unless someone dies or decides they don't want it anymore. Mauser pretty much only makes sporting rifles now.

[@troyezell5841]

Really great build! One of the more authentic looking Star Wars builds I’ve seen. Just subscribed!

[@CleverExploration]

Dude I came across your videos today and I gotta say I really enjoy them keep up the good work your really entertaining. I look forward to seeing more

[@Ryker_Armada]

Hacksmith was the one who made the world's first real lightsaber (and is getting closer to making it cordless) now we have Jake Makes making a real Blaster

[@starwarsfan117]

Finally, KZbin shorts actually shows me something that itches two particular interests of mine; guns and starwars! Subscribing and I hope you do more builds like this!

[@L-And-R-Production]

So technically plasma has fire in it but is not fire and fire has plasma but isn’t plasma

[@lavararrington9007]

Brilliant work! Watching the catchy clip at the beginning I assumed you used an MCX chassis (like a Rattler) to get around the buffer tube, but your solution is even better.

[@Brandt_thee_sith]

Next video:order 66 irl

[@Acasualgamer24]

Amazing idea

[@keithtaylor6259]

I love that guy ! He explains things in a professional and fun way

[@briankudalis9572]

There is a flash hider for 30 caliber ARs . It's the best flash hider on the market but when you shoot with it installed it makes a loud ring sound. The ring sound can act like the noise of a Star Wars blaster

[@Lordofdarkness82]

Am I the only one wondering how he managed to explain how atoms are built using a Helium atom with 4 extra electrons and 3 energy levels... 😂

[@calvinmasters6159]

It'd be unnecessarily complicated to go into the 2-8-8-18 rule.

[@somerandomchannel382]

did he die after this video? ???

[@robouteguilliman7628]

​@@somerandomchannel382 Empire got hin

[@The_Real_Danger_Mouse]

10:00 OMG, stop, yer killin' me smalls! 🤣🤣🤣 FBI raids for deadly comedy effect.

[@DurzaHD]

This was a very enjoyable video to watch. I liked the sci-fi aspect along side of the reeducation of you bringing me back to school with the actual science explanation. Then, it all came together nicely in the end with the final product! A++ for fantastic job!

[@pduidesign]

I think there is a company that makes bullets with glow phosphorus back ends. It’s not exactly a tracer, but it functions the same way and it is a lot more brighter than a tracer and has more color options

[@makeco3829]

Best video you've made. Keep up the great content!

[@jakemakes]

Wow, thanks!

[@ruuddriessen8547]

Maybe use the principle of shaped charges to shoot super heated metal?

[@RealZenno]

So glad the KZbin gods decided send me the KZbin shorts video of this project. Your unique blend education and humor well also expressing the same "make it real" energy that James The Hacksmith did back when he first started when he shot videos from his dimly lit garage. Keep up the good work, you got a passion/drive for building stuff as creators a thousand times your size.

[@Nobody-11B]

100%

[@edwardturner1282]

Highly informative and very entertaining. Thank you

[@guns2317]

How does this not have more views???? Fantastic and fun project!!

[@vincentvalentine142]

The first thing I thought was to make Chewbacca's Bowcaster with some kind of plasma ejection. Honestly it sounds pretty cool the more I think about it. But I've always liked the Construktion 96 aka Mauser C96. Han Solo's DL-44 was awesome too. Not to mention, Green beams were produced from a higher-quality gas, thus costing more. Blue beams used ion-based charges for more effectiveness against electronic and mechanical targets, such as droids. Orange beams were low powered and used more in training.

[@Hey_Pops]

Nice! I made my own version last year. I used a canted green laser instead of a scope and mounted a cheap but fitting red/green dot to the pic rail. Also used a raw upper. Painted it a greenish color leaving the pic rail aluminum. I did not use Canto grips but did find someone else who makes broom handle grips for ARs and used those. I thought it may turn out cheesy but it actually looks better than I expected. I wish I could post a picture. ;)

[@sourswift]

Literally all we need now is for someone to make it so that you can have a non reloadable version of this but using plasma and fire, which I don’t think would be too impossible to make

[@HALLOWEDTYRANT]

I freaking love this channel. Jake Makes is dope!

[@steverino6954]

Tracer rounds were the funnest part of being in the army. (Now, if you could just rig something on the gun so it would actually make that Star Wars blaster sound effect that you obviously had to add in post-production of the video.)

[@pyr0cyb3r]

Congratulations. You made a gun. I am not impressed. Looks cool tho.

[@Catenhiemer]

That what I’m saying

[@CosmicVitamins]

REAL Star Wars Blaster = Janky Pistol Shooting Tracer Bullets. Okay. You modified a gun. That's not a SciFi blaster, and all my nerdular hopes and dreams are crushed! I will never be the same! Now I'm in therapy, getting a divorce, obsessively eating gourmet cookies, and I can hear myself getting FATTER! I have lost my damn mind!

[@jakemakes]

FORGIVE ME

[@CosmicVitamins]

@@jakemakes Of Course. Good content my dude.

[@lollo987100]

Must admit im disappointed

[@Goose-63-2]

This guy is criminally underrated, he is actually explaining what he does, in an exciting way. And at the same time “Star Wars”

[@joshuabrand111]

You could score the rounds in a multiple spiral pattern from tip to tracer charge(let's say an octohelical spiral with a depth of 15% of the radius of the round, 20% for hexagelical grooves, 25% for quadrahelical grooves, and 30% for tetrahelical grooves. Note I strongly recommend against using double helical grooves, due to the risk of the round splitting. Or that if you do, don't cut any deeper than 35% of the radius of the round in order to reduce that risk) and pack the grooves of the spiral with the same tracer compound. Next step is probably the hardest part, you'll have to seal the round with an extremely thin layer of wax. In order to make sure you maintain the bullets gas seal, and ensure the tracer compound remains in the grooves as it travels down the barrel it has to be just think enough. But not so thick that it'll gum up the rifling, or prevent the tracer compound in the base from ignite the grooves, or causing the compound in the grooves to extinguish. And if you can you and increase the size of the hollow point (if it has one) and drill a 1/32 in hole in the center to the tracer charge, and pack the hole and hollow with tracer compound. Your finished round should consist of 50% tracer compound (including the original tracer charge) and 50% of the original bullet, with the thin wax seal being relatively negligible because if you get it just right the wax will just burn up as soon as it leaves the barrel. Then carefully seat the modified tracer bullet back into it's brass and reseal the bullet and brass according to the specifications of the ammunition you choose to modify. And technically at that point it's a metalic core plasma tracer round.

[@mlpman246]

Would it be possible to chamber that in 9mm, or would that caliber require a buffer tube?

[@jonathanlewis6146]

This is the best Solo Blaster I have yet to see, it may not be an exact replica- but the thing reliably fires glowing rounds from a Magazine that actually do damage, not to mention the grip is vastly better and the scope has a purpose! I also love the idea that people have to own a gun license to use it, because it's a Real weapon. 10/10

[@kennethferland5579]

I've theorized that Blasters eject their plasma of a ring, like blowing a smoke ring. The magnetic fields work out great for this as they wrap around it, this also explains why the stun setting on the blaster looks like a ring, it's just allowing higher expansion while the normal bolt we see the ring is so tight we cant see the hole in the middle and most of it's aparent length is just leakage.

[@ChrisM-tn3hx]

13:22 - that was perfect. Even the little ball of fire where it landed behind the target. Very cool. You know, for nerd stuff. :)

[@judsongaiden9878]

1:09 Put more simply, it's a fluid with an electric charge. 1:29 Fun fact: Positively-charged lightning is hotter than negatively-charged lightning. 7:57 Basically like one of those '90s-era Olympic Arms jobbers. "Laws" are stupid. 8:24 Called it. 10:31 False. You can get a full set of aftermarket wood furniture in various styles for various Stoner-based rifles. It's super-snazz. 11:37 A lot of Star Wars weapons seem to be that way, including Din Djarin's disruptor rifle. In practical real-world terms, that would allow for iron sights (or let's say a range-finder or some such) so you can have a combo setup for fighting at variable distances, allowing the user to change tactics on the fly. 14:29 You might know this already, but the reason the good guys shoot red and the bad guys shoot green in Star Wars is because those were the colors of Allied and Axis tracers IRL during WW2. Or at least American and German, respectively.

[@Anarchy_420]

Please create a Rotary Railgun based on Star Wars Arc Troopers shoulder mounted Chaingun!🙏👍

[@Anarchy_420]

Apart of The Arc Troopers uniform is a backpack, that would be perfect for a large power supply! Please at least three barrels! Please no coil gun, really interested in The Railgun and how having more barrels will diminish barrel damage! Last but not least this is easily one of the coolest and less known Star Wars weapon bc it fires projectiles!

[@FreemanCanada]

So basically it's not the weapon, it's the ammunition. Get any regular gun then load it with tracer rounds and you have a Star Wars blaster. Well that's easy.

[@chrisbailey832]

Some thoughts about your candle example. 1) fire also contains smoke which is burnt particles, which can be charged and cause the arch but not be a plasma. 2) if you used a strong magnet instead, only a plasma would cause the flame react as the ionized gas moved through it. Cool video overall.

[@wombatau]

“I’m going to make a toy” Murica: “ok begin with a live firearm”

[@Capt_CrimsoN]

Pretty cool! Criminally underrated channel.

[@bringer-of-change]

Actually when I read about these blasters at a suprisingly young age it did say that the blasters do fire actual projectiles, and at such immense spead that it escapes the plasma which envelopes it and basically pulls the plasma behind The projectile itself. The projectile initially penetrates, and then the following up plasma does burning and electrical damage. It happens so quickly and the round itself is moving far to quickly to see. Even the plasma would be difficult to see if it werent glowing. It would be good for fighting both organic targets and robotic targets like drones/droids. Take note of the actual designs of the blasters. Notice that they actually use magazines. The books i was reading had these blown up super in depth colored diagram illustrations and had every component labeled.

[@JLOFlix]

WAY TO GO!! The Force is STRONG with this one!!

[@ALX87_DJ]

Hellz Yeah! Great video Jake. I really enjoy seeing your passion for creating something so dope.

[@krissisk4163]

Literally the only thing keeping me from screaming "Shut up and take my money" is the knowledge that you can't legally sell this.

[@matthewcarter2683]

Gunsmiths should seriously consider limited edition runs of starwars themed weapons. They would make SO much money.

[@sitisarah826]

15:03 fireball blaster

[@danreyn]

The test near the beginning doesn't necessarily prove that there are ions in a flame. It could simply be that the heat or chemical composition of the flame lowers the dielectric breakdown voltage of the air, which would allow a spark to cross a greater gap. Furthermore, showing ions in air does not mean it has to be a plasma. A plasma is a collection of ions, but that is not a bijection. Not all collections of ions are plasmas. Salt dissolves in water into ions, which increases the conductivity of water. That isn't a plasma. While it's hard to imagine some chemical dissolving in air, it's not impossible, and that would also produce ions.

[@Paul-cu9lu]

One theory I have heard about is having a dual system. The gun first fires a laser at the target, thus creating a pathway for the plasma to follow. The charged plasma is then released to travel down the length of the laser to the target. Since this is all happening at such high speeds, the laser only needs to exist for a short time. It then just comes down to how much energy the plasma can transfer to the target in order to do damage via thermal and / or kinetic.

[@themandalorian6036]

Really great video, I love the creativity and innovation of the design. on the other hand, Star Wars blasters run on Tabana gas cartridges, and they inject a small amount at a time to create an extremely energy dense plasma bolt. I do understand that it doesn't exist, but maybe butane?

[@kamilatmo]

I know Star Wars fans will gonna be intensely involved in warfare evolution, because they will not stop until they will invent all the SW firearms possible :D (unfortunately)

[@aetherflux]

Holy shit i came for star wars plasma blaster and left supremely entertained after many out-loud laughs. Well done my friend, subscribed! Sick build by the way🔥

[@ChadOfAllChads]

Thank you for the informative content. Your work will be put to good use.

[@connorhopwood7947]

Looks amazing that. Need to figure out the sound too that would be so cool.

[@froqwo4851]

You deserve much more subs

[@Tħe_Űnited_Ștatęs_Of_America]

So your “plasma gun” is literally just a fancy pistol with tracers.

[@notsponsoredchristian]

Correct. You cant exactly shoot plasma.

[@JinKee]

11:35 han solo's scope was canted to the side so you could reload the C96 with stripper clips through the ejection port.

[@paulnicholson5997]

Bro, one of the coolest and freshest of ideas to hit the tube in awhile.

[@qtKelta]

The crazy thing is that if someone tries to rob his home he can actually protect himself with this

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

That's pretty cool! I don't know how legal it would be, but to get more of a "blaster bolt" effect, maybe you could get plugs of pure tracer compound, and tip them with a mildly explosive head? That would probably make it REALLY bright, and burn on impact. You'd probably get even more of a colored "flash" as the tracer plug shattered on impact and burnt even more brightly as the vaporized tracer compound flash-burned like an aerosolized explosive tends to do. Wouldn't be very dangerous either. It would certainly hurt to get hit with it and burn, but wouldn't be able to penetrate a target much. You could even hand-load the bullets with a lower powder charge to get a slower projectile that has more travel time, less noise, recoil, and would be easier to see due to slower movement.

[@avery7061]

Beautiful work

[@scottbraun2457]

Turned out to be a rather fun show. The very reproduced soundeffects really made the day for the show too. Very nicely done. Han Solo,and Harrison Ford very likely would approve.

[@XandraMeltphace]

Idk if those tracers can be subsonic but they should be. So they can be as slow and loud as real blaster bolts.

[@popsiiv]

Came for the Blasters stayed for the *plasma caster*

[@nathankindle282]

Long eye-relief scopes are also used on rifles for certain applications. It allows faster target acquisition for closer ranges. An example of a rifle with this style of scope would be a scout rifle

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Colour me seriously impressed, Jake. Excellent crafting skills and none too shabby at presenting either :D

[@antiglobaljoel532]

The kids at the playground screamed "incoming!' and that's why they weren't in the video.😂

[@cddevelopment363]

The candle flame experiment doesn't prove that fire contains ions. The fire from the candlestick is superheating the air in and around it. Causing the molecules to be further apart and more excited, thus giving it less capacitance than normal room temperature air. You would most likely see similar results from a heat gun, with no fire present at all.