Does Captain America's Electromagnet Shield Work?
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SUBSCRIBE ►►► Check out the Shield ► ► Check out the Jacket ► (Age of Ultron) (Winter Solider) ----------------- READ MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT BELOW -----------------
Check out the electromagnets ►
Check out the battery pack ►
Check out Colin Furze's Video here ►
In the last Make it Real video , we showed you how we made this awesome electromagnet arm bracer that Captain America uses in Marvel’s Age of Ultron. Now, we test it and a replica shield from Machina Props to it’s limits.
Ever wonder what it would be like to have the power of magneto strapped to your arm combined with Captain America’s symbolic shield? We did. So we decided to find out. Catching, throwing, shielding, smashing, shooting, running through walls, punching though doors, funny cats! We do it all for your entertainment.
This is one of the best and most fun projects to date. The electromagnet arm bracer is wicked powerful. The electromagnets are available on Amazon (). Each electromagnet is rated for 1200N (260lbs) at 12v. We have been running them at 72v for an estimated total force of 14400N (over 3000lbs). Yeah, that is enough force to rip your arm off and then sucker punch you with said severed arm. At 6x the rated current, the electromagnets over heat quickly and can only be run for short periods of time. It uses a set of lithium-polymer batteries from Hobby King () running in series. To holster the shield on the back of the jacket, we used to neodymium magnets from amazon (). These things are scary powerful but super fun to play with. If you get your own, be careful because they will crush your hand!!!
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CAMERA GEAR:
Highspeed Cam - Chronos 1.4 ►
Main shooter - Panasonic GH5s ►
Phone - Samsung Note 8 ►
B Camera - Sony RX10ii ►
Camcorder - Sony Handycam ►
Slow Motion (960fps) - Sony RX10ii ►
Slow Motion (240fps) - Panasonic GH5s ►
Action Cam - GoPro ►
Steadicam - Osmo ►
Main mic - Sennheiser ►
Bendy Tripod ►
Main Tripods - old second hand Manfrotto tripods no longer sold.
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CNC Plasma Cutter ►
3d Printers - Taz 6 ►
Moarstruder ►
Filament ►
CNC Mill ►
CNC Lathe ►
Laser Cutter - Gweike LG900N 80W ►
3d Scanner ►
Drills, drivers, grinders, saws, etc ►
Welder ►
Desktop PC ►
Song number 1: DC Love Go Go
Song number 2: Mob battle
Song number 3: Captain America 1966 theme song
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.
SUBSCRIBE ►►► Check out the Shield ► ► Check out the Jacket ► (Age of Ultron) (Winter Solider) ----------------- READ MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT BELOW -----------------
Check out the electromagnets ►
Check out the battery pack ►
Check out Colin Furze's Video here ►
In the last Make it Real video , we showed you how we made this awesome electromagnet arm bracer that Captain America uses in Marvel’s Age of Ultron. Now, we test it and a replica shield from Machina Props to it’s limits.
Ever wonder what it would be like to have the power of magneto strapped to your arm combined with Captain America’s symbolic shield? We did. So we decided to find out. Catching, throwing, shielding, smashing, shooting, running through walls, punching though doors, funny cats! We do it all for your entertainment.
This is one of the best and most fun projects to date. The electromagnet arm bracer is wicked powerful. The electromagnets are available on Amazon (). Each electromagnet is rated for 1200N (260lbs) at 12v. We have been running them at 72v for an estimated total force of 14400N (over 3000lbs). Yeah, that is enough force to rip your arm off and then sucker punch you with said severed arm. At 6x the rated current, the electromagnets over heat quickly and can only be run for short periods of time. It uses a set of lithium-polymer batteries from Hobby King () running in series. To holster the shield on the back of the jacket, we used to neodymium magnets from amazon (). These things are scary powerful but super fun to play with. If you get your own, be careful because they will crush your hand!!!
Become a Hacksmith member get exclusive perks! ►
►Early video access
►Project design files (solidworks)
►Merch Discounts
►Colaborate with us on our videos
SOCIAL
Website ►
Facebook ►
Instagram ►
Twitter ►
Patreon ►
Discord ►
Merch ►
SOFTWARE:
Video Review / Collaboration ►
Video Editing ► Adobe Premiere
CAD ► Solidworks
CAMERA GEAR:
Highspeed Cam - Chronos 1.4 ►
Main shooter - Panasonic GH5s ►
Phone - Samsung Note 8 ►
B Camera - Sony RX10ii ►
Camcorder - Sony Handycam ►
Slow Motion (960fps) - Sony RX10ii ►
Slow Motion (240fps) - Panasonic GH5s ►
Action Cam - GoPro ►
Steadicam - Osmo ►
Main mic - Sennheiser ►
Bendy Tripod ►
Main Tripods - old second hand Manfrotto tripods no longer sold.
TOOLS / MACHINES:
CNC Plasma Cutter ►
3d Printers - Taz 6 ►
Moarstruder ►
Filament ►
CNC Mill ►
CNC Lathe ►
Laser Cutter - Gweike LG900N 80W ►
3d Scanner ►
Drills, drivers, grinders, saws, etc ►
Welder ►
Desktop PC ►
Song number 1: DC Love Go Go
Song number 2: Mob battle
Song number 3: Captain America 1966 theme song
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.
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