Making Spider-Man's Web in real life

Taking down bad guys and swinging with Spider-Man's web, plus the chemistry of web fluid and the engineering behind it all!

Thanks to the folks at IStunt Academy:
Senior: John Smith, Nathan Wheatley
Riggers: Jordan Le Roux, Brendon Groenewald, Steven Roodman
IG: @istuntacademy

Stunts:

Assistant Camera and pizza inspector:

Ecclesiastes 4:12

Music:
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Main theme & Puzzle theme from Marvel's Spider-Man PS4
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[JoelCreates]

That hook rope is useful enough to actually carry around and use in real life, love the simplicity

[hacksmith]

That is awesome! I'm loving the hook chain! Seems like a great development towards real working web slingers!

[hajilee]

6:38 This kick to the head here looks way better than the CGI used in most movies these days. That looked amazing.

[Built_IRL]

So if you look at practically any YouTube videos with grappling hooks in them, they practically always cheat the shot and place a cut after throwing it. The reason is, grappling hooks just aren't that consistent. The internal hook I designed for the old webshooter and the grappling gun was greatly improved in some ways, but its rate of successfully fastening from some angles was still frustratingly low.

This hookchain that the web is using here is honestly SO MUCH BETTER. Instead of worrying if it will stick, you can plan out what you'll do WHEN it does. And it's cheaper, smaller, lighter, and safer than any other fastening gadget I've ever seen or made :)

Just goes to show - the good ideas aren't all taken already!

[herotech]

That hook rope is an incredible innovation!

[o.benzekri]

This is SO awesome like beyond what I ever expected from any real life attempt to re-create the infamous web shooters this channel deserves much more recognition

[JLaservideo]

Amazing video! Very creative way to get webs to stick, just add it to your grapple gun and your good!!

[DiamondDude-sodz]

💎I can’t believe you just casually perfected the design of the grappling hook as we know it, made it pretty cheap as well, and treated it like no big deal. Well done mate. I see bright things in your future💎

[pinstripe]

I think you legitimately built a new form of grappling hook that’s super useful in other fields. Subduing an attacker maybe considering how well it loops, or more practically it can be used in sporting events. Especially in the way it catches it could be used in courses to add some extra flair

[lurose]

I love his multi personality scientist, parkour, action fighter.

[empanada]

I can’t believe you just casually made the best grappling rope in history and didn’t even linger on it

[Flawednfoolish]

Best ad ever, so awesome! Web security, flawless transition.

[donMayhem]

I like how he goes from like a textbook nerd to a bada$$ stunt man

[Roman-jiiu]

So The Hacksmith is Ironman & you're sipderman. It's perfect.

[tabtab]

2:23
him : *explaining some stuff*
me : ok
my brain : *not understanding a thing he is saying*

[dolphinboi-playmonsterranc]

"We did a lot more testing"

Translation: It was fun so we kept playing with it

[Shady]

Wow hes becoming peter parker
He got an internship with HackSmith Industries (which treats itself as an irl Stark Industries), and is making HIS OWN web slinging ropes JUST like spiderman did.
This dude is so cool.

[botekate]

I can see it now. Spiderman's next villain is a mechanic who is trying to be Spiderman, but doesn't have any powers, so he designs his own Spiderman abilities.

[squirgelssmergels]

I've been a HUGE fan of spiderman ever since the first time I've seen him, this is probably the closest thing I've seen on YouTube to actual web swinging and it makes me so happy to see this, everytime I watch a superhero movie I always think "I wish stuff like this was real" and then seeing people like you and the hacksmith makes me think it could actually be possible

[moazmohamed]

"It was the best spider man's web that made









Respect bro