New Web Fluid for a New Web Shooter

New update on an early version web fluid I'm currently fidgeting with!

Web shooter(S!) for it is currently in development!

[dmxjfwf]

I was actually messing around in my science class when I discovered that Hydrogen peroxide and yeast when dried makes a nice web effect, you could shoot it out in two different streams and have them meet at the same point and collide together because they don’t need to be stirred. Great work, maybe after it’s all completed could you show the formioli?

[petresilegov]

I am almost done with my two part webshooter. Also I have created a similar formula based on hydrogen peroxide

[langstonlucas]

Its honestly amazing how real a thing spiderman can be in a few years

[lordlezenda]

The main reason why I want to study Chemistry in college

[MisterWiza]

That's really screen-accurate webbing, and I'm hoping you could possibly share the formula?

[napoleonremington]

But I **need** the formula, my parents don’t let me “play around” unless I know the specific ingredients 😔

[jsmith]

holy shit the formula that he had in his notebook in the movie i made it( i got detention though, i stole chemicals from my schools lab and got caught) but it works, it can hold up to 10 pounds so far

[argo_nat]

This is really amazing man! Love how you've imitated the MCU web fluid effect! Is that polystyrene bonds reforming in water? That would explain a lot actually. Nevertheless, keep up the good work. Looking forward to what's next!

[spyhp]

I’ve been working on one my self it’s a hydrogen and nitrogen based with borax, Coraform, sodium sulfate, yeast, water, glue, and baking soda. Mix together Fizzes up and makes web. I picked up a gallon of glue.

[shadowkill]

Hey Symbioteshost, I have an idea. You should try experimenting with spiders. Have an experiment between a set number of spiders and a set number of web combinations and see how they interact with each web. Harvest the web they use? Analyze it? Basically use organic webbing?

[opebhahah]

Amazing 👏 dare I say spectacular, this is awesome man! Keep up the great work 👌

[symbioteshost]

FULL DISCLOSURE THIS IS NOT NYLON. Though this has similar properties and appearances it does not contain any of the chemicals in the common nylon demonstrations (as seen in jlaser videos). There are no harmful vapors or anything and it's safe to touch. I do NOT recommend the nylon formula personally. Some think this is fake (it's nylon, or I switch it out with a rubber rope or something?) It isn't fake. I have other videos demonstrating SIMILAR formulas which I both touch and showcase the instant reaction. I'm sorry but there will be no tutorials for this fluid. This channel is made to inspire others to pursue their own methods as I have as well as to document my own progress to myself in a Peter Parker-Daily Bugle kind of way. I hope everyone understands. I know there are a lot of kids watching these videos. I was 12 when I started this. Much older now. All I ask is that you be careful, nice to one another, and responsible. Please and thank you. 🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️

[nice-semk]

Hey Symbioteshost I just came by to say Good Luck on building those web shooters and also I hope it works out well :D

[thx]

Damn you’re seriously the realest nerd I’ve seen in a while
😎👌

[busdriverguy]

Nylon is not only stronger, but cheaper and easier than your solution. No stiring required so just press a button on the shooter, it compacts, compressed air shoots, and its stronger.

[urjrbke]

These DUDES building web shooters SOMEONE *HIRE THIS MAN SO WE CAN MAKE REAL LIFE WEB

[Sharmz]

The explosion at the start looks like home coming when tom makes his in class in chemistry with potions

[joadarium]

This is absolutely astonishing. No doubt in about one more year or two, actually comic accurate web fluid and web shooters will be a reality

[noahfarmer]

If you and HeroTech and a crew of engineers and scientists had enough time, I'm sure you could design real life web shooters

[superspiderkid]

What are some of the ingredients the ingredients that you use for your web fluid? The expansion rate and tensile strength is incredible and I want to incorporate it into my own web fluid.
P.S. Sorry if I used tensile strength wrong I am still trying to learn massive amount of chemistry