Is GAS better than ELECTRIC? (One day build)

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:31 Build Begins
3:34 Electronic Problems
6:28 Last Touches
7:53 Test

MUSIC:
At the Stadium by Humans Win
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Will that Breaks Rock
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Roxy by We20Fifty
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Smooth and Devious by Jon Presstone
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Retro Show Intro Theme Backtrack by Zoze
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Lets Rock Today by Leadsquid
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WARNING: THESE VIDEOS ARE FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. PERSONAL USE OF VIDEO CONTENT IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. THE HACKSMITH IS A TRAINED PROFESSIONAL WHO KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT HE'S DOING. EXCEPT WHEN HE DOESN'T. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RECREATE OR RE-ENACT ANYTHING SHOWN IN THESE VIDEOS.

[devam]

These 1-day builds are like watching Phineas and Ferb where guys just come up with random ideas and go "Why not"

[silencer]

In terms of energy density, gas is on a whole other level.

[ngiordano]

Rubber lining the interior of the fender should dampen debris clang if you want use it on electric

[ironcell]

That's the equivalent of bringing a Diesel generator in the trunk of your Tesla, i love it.
Petrol engine powering an Electric motor, such a good design getting the best of both systems.

[Stay_away_from_my_swamp_water]

seems like a perfect vehicle to commute to a silicon valley corporation in a post apocalyptic world

[Thehotglueguy]

Finally, another one day build! Don't get me wrong i love the longer builds but i like the janky nature of these old style vids.

[ThatDapperTrapper]

One day builds make me feel like I’m in a race. Love ‘em!

[ToastedBread]

I haven't checked in on this channel for a while. Last video I saw it seemed like things were getting you down. I hope life's treating you a little better nowadays. I'm glad to see the channel is still active. I'm rooting for your success. Take care, man.

[lemon]

9:09 you look like a wizard on that with the camera stick

[gavinhicks]

I read the title and thought you guys were making a gas powered mechanical one wheel. I was slightly disappointed by just making a generator but it makes sense. You guys should try to make a mechanical one. Forward and reverse gears with a rotary clutch going to the axle maybe? I wonder if there’s any way to use a level of some sort to activate the forward or reverse gears mechanically. I’m just spitballing ideas, but you guys should definitely think about it. I think a fully gas powered mechanical one wheel would be amazing.

[MonkeyGein]

“This worked way better than it had any right to” is the best quote to cut the vid

[somethingsochill]

Hybrids are where it’s at!! We have so many years of development for ICE engines!! Why throw it away?? Chuck a small one on board and you’ve got cheap electricity!! Love it!

[liosns]

the amount of times you guys tried to recreate the wheel is astonishing...

[ainzulgone]

To be honest, I'd have no problem if the entire channel was just one day builds like this, although I would miss the light sabers and stuff 🤔

[RILDIGITAL]

Impressive engineering! Turning a one-wheel into a gas powered device broadens its capabilities and, indeed, the convenience is undeniable. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!

[IasonasKlapakis]

We need Mechagodzilla, the world needs him.

[desiraedibble]

Hey! This 3D printing concept is getting wild! Instead of the usual filament, what if we built objects layer-by-layer from the inside out? Imagine a spinning container where we spray a special resin or even tiny wires, one layer at a time, with a UV light to cure it all in place. We could even have a robotic arm pick and place small components inside as we build! This way, we could create objects with different materials on the inside and outside, or even sneaky compartments hidden within. It's like building a treasure chest layer by layer! This might be a simpler way to get started with this "inside-out 3D printing" idea. What do you think? Could this be a cool new way to make things?

[npexception]

Well now we need that 500km long-haul trip video! :D

[Olectralab]

I remember when Hacksmith first made those cool mech arms with pneumatic actuators. the production quality and teamwork has skyrocketed it into an empire :) would be funny if you guys made the canadian version of lord of the rings and also the empire strikes back XD keep up the great work you bring me so much joy :)

[earthlin]

I WANT ONE. I need to assert dominance on everyone in my 1 mile radius