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

This high pressure web shooter is the closest I've ever come to the real thing, what do you think? Should I continue improving the web cartridge design?

[Kizit]

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

[Built_IRL]

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

[alexjustalexminecraft]

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.

[integza]

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

[YMDgento]

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

[Weisz]

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

[rainydayz]

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!

[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)

[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

[sirpretzel]

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.

[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!

[JakeBaldino]

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

[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

[easyboo]

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?

[nomadlad]

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.

[せちよヒリマン]

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.

[wesleymorrison]

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.

[MichaelJaeYT]

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

[burgerweegy]

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

[edgenesdan]

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