Man as someone that used to do work like this, it's awesome to see someone not bashing people for not knowing how to weld, but instead sits down, teaches and helps them, and makes them feel better about it. We need more people like you in the business man.
It makes me happy to see that james doesnt base the channel just around himself. He gives whoever is working on a project screen time and even changed the name from the hacksmith to hacksmith industries to show that its not all about him, which it isn't
Loved the part where James was showing Jeff how to weld. Just goes to show that all we need to do when struggling is ask for a little help. Very wholesome!
James has to be the best teacher out there, he didn't even bash him for not knowing how to weld ,i wish my auto mechanic teacher had been as patient as james was
I love how James is taking his time to teach his members of his crew... show he wants the team to have a strong bond and wants all his members to succeed that's how a boss should be
That's a really beautiful rifle and a really tanky mouse droid haha And I liked the welding lesson moment - it was reminiscent of jedi training or something :)
Love seeing the fact that your teaching them things such as welding it lets everyone know how much they actually learn as an intern for you and I appreciate seeing it in general!
I really love seeing james teaching some of the new members things that they might not be good at. I was a breath of fresh air to see some learning on the set.
Hacksmith Industries is a great example of Passion being Percieved!! Huge fan of James. Damn guys amazing work, Caleb literally killed it with his Disintegrator!!!
James is really showing of his teacher side in this video, I like it. The Hacksmith family is a great inspiration to us all! Thank you for your good work!
@YoJo Gaming . They won’t give you a chance because no one wants to see you self advertising all around on videos, upload a lot, have freinds spread the word at school. Just don’t spam comment in UA-cam videos
You guys are literally the real version of tony stark, I have been watching science the captain America shield in 2016 and I haven’t even lost a bit of interest, keep up the great work. And to everybody that is reading this, have a great day and stay safe
I love to see James showing his employees how to do it instead of doing it for them! He’s like a teacher instead of an employer, and it’s awesome to see.
Hyperspace travel, Death star, giant star destroyers, AT-AT, lightsabers...everyhing made without 3D printers. Imagine how advanced the technology would be if someone came up with them!
Became a member because this channel is truly pioneering in ideas and is an amalgamation of skilled and inspired people. This build series is so cool and will inspire others around the globe. Proud to be a part of this community.
Scariest part is definitely firing the rifle and hoping that no white hot phosphorus sprays into my face. (Thankfully the design was good and it worked well)
Imagine if you stumble upon the Hacksmith HQ during a zombie apocalypse, I’m pretty sure most of their projects are just what we need to defend ourselves
@@timandrew4515 I think if Disney was sponsoring them they would say it in the vids, and not take sponsorships from other companies for those specific videos
It’s so weird to see James supervising and running a company, I found the channel back in the og garage day making stuff from scrap in his backyard, and it’s amazing to see it come this far Love u guys
I freaking love the little segments of moments where we get to learn a little about engineering and how to manufacture things like you guys do, like the learn how to weld part. It makes the viewers feel more involved and I love it.
I like that James is still in almost every video but he still let's the team have majority of the creative control. Great stuff guys, so.... when are you making real spider webs? 🙄
One tip for tig welding, make sure you rub it down with acetone or rubbing alcohol before welding. The surface should be clean. You know you have a clean surface when it doesn't make sparking noises that you sometimes can hear in the video.
I love how a couple grown men are screwing around with star wars blasters and just having fun, and getting paid for it. Watching this makes my day honestly
@@quinnmiddleton3082 Looked at your channel expecting to ironically see some metal-working in your dad’s Garage and I have been disappointed. I was right in predicting I wouldn’t find anything of value though, so there’s that atleast.
@@medibot6141 Yeah, the proportions seemed off. And a completely irrelevant point, the modern RC car has way more flexible suspension than the OG one used for the movies.
Every Half year or so, I just think: "whats the hacksmith doing rn?" and just binge 7 hours of Hacksmith videos of the newest and some old stuff, even tho I dont know a thing about engineering.
Not gonna lie I will randomly after not watching hacksmith in awhile just think "what crazy thing have they done recently" and go watch their newer vids
The back-and-forth between this episode's two projects was really fun to experience, and watching James help with the welding warmed my heart. Fantastic work, Hacksmith team!
As the replies on here have the same kind of Caleb: A brown haired, brown eyed Caleb. This means, that at LEAST, there are two kinds of Caleb. I have named these as such: The aryan Caleb, the Blonde, blue eyed Caleb, and the brown Calebs. These are the brown haired, brown eyed Calebs. In this docuseries, I will spend one episode finding each kind of Caleb, until all have been discovered by the world.
I think this has been the best part of the Hacklorian by far! And it really was worth the wait. Seriously tho, props to Caleb for figuring out that reload mechanism.
Watching him with the RC getting " This steel is too heavy, I'll use thinner steel " stuck in his head made me think of my youth. Instead of using aluminum, thin plastic sheets or even Balsa wood.
I think they all just default to steel whenever they need rigid material. I don't even remember the last time they used aluminum for something. Their results look cool, but not everything has to be bulletproof, yeah :) They even once commented on their tendency to make things out of steel a lot during the build for the James Bond spy car when they made a small platform to lift a projector or something which ended up being really heavy.
I’m such a no life having loser, that I can read the aurebesh in the “Jeff’s Plan” screen. The one with Bobs Fetts insignia says “good work”, the two top ones say “how did you” and the lower one with the battery says “find this?” And the main large text on the bottom says “Darryl was here”
Last chance to get a Hacklorian shirt before they're all gone! hacksmith.store/collections/special-offers/products/the-hacklorian-t-shirt
I didn't know you watched this channel
Hey I'll be sure to pick one up! : - )
i might
Yes dad
not gonna lie but who else just skips the video to the end to watch the final product
Man as someone that used to do work like this, it's awesome to see someone not bashing people for not knowing how to weld, but instead sits down, teaches and helps them, and makes them feel better about it.
We need more people like you in the business man.
Well he's not gonna bash people on camera
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yeah, and it's awesome that they showed that part. i hope they'll give some more tips in future videos, i love learning how to do something.
It was so whole hearted and I loved it
I like seeing the new members of the team show their progress to James. Really shows leadership and teamwork between you guys!
Yeah me to i was a long time member but i had to pause due to money problems
Yeah me too
Jesus loves you all please repent of your sins God Bless you and God loves you more than you can imagine
@@eugenesmemes Maybe because advertising in the comments so many times seems scummy?
@@Wyatt125 I pay for Bogdan's background firmware "caffeine.exe"
It makes me happy to see that james doesnt base the channel just around himself. He gives whoever is working on a project screen time and even changed the name from the hacksmith to hacksmith industries to show that its not all about him, which it isn't
I like how you pointed that out, it is nice how he does that 👏.
AND he'll roll in to help someone if they run into a kink with thier project, as shown in 12:21
@@KamenRiderRaiden i li
Back to hacksmith lol
I always see a phase 1 clone trooper helmet in their profile picture. Intended or coincidence?
Hello check mark. I see a face on a squashed brown egg on your profile.
The phase 1 trooper helmets were definitely inspired by Jango’s helmet. So it makes sense.
Dafuq, der König des SooS hier, A surprise to be sure but a welcome one
Oh yeah!
Soooooos!
Loved the part where James was showing Jeff how to weld. Just goes to show that all we need to do when struggling is ask for a little help. Very wholesome!
Very much so
Not many bosses do that anymore.
It’s so nice to see.
100% agree
Huge high five to Jeff for letting us learn along with him!
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Bro this is crazy they went from UA-camrs with crazy project to a straight film crew and these feel like whole production movies
because I
What the fuck 2 bots
@@mufizz6000 christ just report them, they'll spread into another comments here
These guys are the next-gen Mythbusters, basically
i dont wanna be that guy but I dont fuck with it
That plasma cutting machine does such a beautiful job. Great video guys!
Lol
James has to be the best teacher out there, he didn't even bash him for not knowing how to weld ,i wish my auto mechanic teacher had been as patient as james was
a teacher that bash his student should not be able to teach anything period :D
I love that instead of just doing jobs for his team James takes time to help them learn and progress their skills instead.
yeah that cool that he does that
I love seeing the interns take over and do things on their own. It really brings this company to life
I completely agree
8:25 "cardboard aided design" - you, sir, are my new hero
James in 2050: so we made a mini star killer base canon, stay tuned for the next episode where we test it on the moon!
All it'll take is one bad day.. and James will be an evil scientist
Itll probably be a giant flare gun tbh
Why a sequel reference? Just why?
James in 2060: so we made the death star and we are going to test it to earth!
@@No.one_. I feel like they would just go to one of those earth lookalike planets and blow it up like Alderaan 💀.
I love how James is taking his time to teach his members of his crew... show he wants the team to have a strong bond and wants all his members to succeed that's how a boss should be
I love that too. :D
He isn't a boss...
He's a leader.
That's a really beautiful rifle and a really tanky mouse droid haha
And I liked the welding lesson moment - it was reminiscent of jedi training or something :)
Have you experienced something similar during your time interning there?
Thank you!
he's now a Padaweldan
Hey JT I watched you spider man web vid it was great
The welding lesson reminded me of a dad teaching his son a family trade
Love seeing the fact that your teaching them things such as welding it lets everyone know how much they actually learn as an intern for you and I appreciate seeing it in general!
"James I need on the job training"
James: "record it"
I absolutely can’t wait till the suit is revealed. I know james is trying so hard to make his as perfect as possible.
James teaching Jeff how the weld is probably the best part of the entire series. Great job! Wish we seen more stuff like that.
8:31
It felt like a typical *SCIENCE EXHIBITION PRESENTATION* at primary school,,. Where the Principal and HOD comes and review the project 😂😂
Props to the editor for the Aurebesh at 3:40 - "how did you" "find this" "darryl was here" "good work"
The "new guy" is genuinely wholesome, he is now one of my favorite team members
from the
The blond guy seems legit! Great building skills. The only thing i would add is a taser at the end of the barrel.
from the
@@nofacedgoldfish6216 from the
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I really love seeing james teaching some of the new members things that they might not be good at. I was a breath of fresh air to see some learning on the set.
video games
Hacksmith Industries is a great example of Passion being Percieved!! Huge fan of James. Damn guys amazing work, Caleb literally killed it with his Disintegrator!!!
james is so wholesome! despite having a team, he is still teaching to others and helping around :)
The channel actually liked my comments :) I will support them by subscribing to their membership
Watching the team interact and collaborate is great, amazing video as always!
Hi I think I know you, you are the guy who makes web shooters.
Lol
@@IWETROBOTICS keep the train going
@@cornoffthecobs7299 Hi I think I know you, you are the guy who makes web shooters.
If there was a zombie apocalypse he would…
James is really showing of his teacher side in this video, I like it. The Hacksmith family is a great inspiration to us all! Thank you for your good work!
@@eugenesmemes you have 4K suns, clam down lad
@@gingerpaul5702 i think you meant subs
_without the b_
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How was this comment made 2 weeks ago when the video was posted today?
Video idea: Make an actual Wall-E
As a welder welding for 7 years it’s great to see you guys work together to figure things out!
James and Jeff had such a father some type moment and it was SO WHOLESOME ah! Its so cool watching people like that connect!
I love the fact that they casually have a bin labeled “blasters”
Wait you aren't even member how did you get early access
@@bruhmeme1 maybe they were a member but stopped
@@catmole mr maybe a patreon supporter
@YoJo Gaming . They won’t give you a chance because no one wants to see you self advertising all around on videos, upload a lot, have freinds spread the word at school. Just don’t spam comment in UA-cam videos
@@eugenesmemes you make fortnite lets plays.
I CANNOT STOP REWATCHING THAT LAST PART WHERE YOU BLEW UP THAT JAWA! THAT WAS AMAZING!!!
16:45 A pretty nice paint booth you got there pretty strong, fancy and permanent looking 😏
You guys are literally the real version of tony stark, I have been watching science the captain America shield in 2016 and I haven’t even lost a bit of interest, keep up the great work. And to everybody that is reading this, have a great day and stay safe
HELLOOOOOO
The first channel I ever subscribed to
Late 2015 with me
Jesus loves you all please repent of your sins God Bless you and God loves you more than you can imagine
Bro that was the first ever episode I watched too!
I think that its really cool how James is teaching his employee how to tickwell. That's very nice of him to do that.
Oh my bad. Thanks
I love to see James showing his employees how to do it instead of doing it for them! He’s like a teacher instead of an employer, and it’s awesome to see.
12:25 this part is so sweet..
these guys are so genuine and kind-hearted.
I died at "in a galaxy far far away, they haven't figured out 3d printers"
To be fair, it was a long time ago.
Yep
Hyperspace travel, Death star, giant star destroyers, AT-AT, lightsabers...everyhing made without 3D printers. Imagine how advanced the technology would be if someone came up with them!
Wait, the stormtrooper and clonetrooper armor isn´t canonically 3D printed?
well, considering that it happened "a long time ago" they might have by now ^^
Became a member because this channel is truly pioneering in ideas and is an amalgamation of skilled and inspired people. This build series is so cool and will inspire others around the globe. Proud to be a part of this community.
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Imagine someone breaking into this warehouse to steal some money or a car, and then finding themselves looking down the barrel of an Amban Rifle
8:51 his laugh is so genuine
I love how he uses a VR headset for binoculars
mi
The scariest part for them is probably when James shows up to check on them. I’d be scared that I did something wrong lmao
Scariest part is definitely firing the rifle and hoping that no white hot phosphorus sprays into my face. (Thankfully the design was good and it worked well)
@@lmk4043 I mean the account is 9 years old so probably
2:58
[Translated from Basic]
(Left) "How Did You" "Find This?" (Bottom) "Darryl Was Here" (Right) "Good Work"
Watching James teach welding is so wholesome. I love it.
Mando: “Ever since I delivered Grogu, I was missing something. So I got a mouse droid.”
*yes...*
the welding was wholesome, and the woodworking-finished rifle looked amazing. This is making it real :)
Imagine if you stumble upon the Hacksmith HQ during a zombie apocalypse, I’m pretty sure most of their projects are just what we need to defend ourselves
This videos got shockingly wholesome when James started teaching how to tig weld.
“In a galaxy far far away... they still haven’t figured out 3D printers... so we’re using wood”
Boss can’t help 😂
Holy shit, the cinematography and production value on these things has gone way up. This is a fricking Hollywood quality movie
Plot twist:he is a time traveler preparing the world for the future
I can’t imagine if someone breaks into the warehouse, they are completely and utterly f’d. Come out wearing the armor, and just screw him up.
@@eugenesmemes because you like to get reported for spam.
@@eugenesmemes you don't understand mathematics, that's why you didn't calculate how many people asked
@@williamlastname damn bruh you didn't have to kill him
@@eugenesmemes It's called a saturated market, and playing a bad game.
They have a light saber so you know
man, this would be sick if you showed it to Disney, and you managed to make a collaboration project with them
they would sue them if they suggested it
@@timandrew4515 I think if Disney was sponsoring them they would say it in the vids, and not take sponsorships from other companies for those specific videos
12:29 this just shows that even the smartest people are still learning
I loved the way Mr. Caleb did the rifle. THE BEST RIFLE REMAKE EVER!!!!!!!!!
It’s so weird to see James supervising and running a company, I found the channel back in the og garage day making stuff from scrap in his backyard, and it’s amazing to see it come this far
Love u guys
James teaching Jeff to weld is the most wholesome thing I’ve seen today
yup, youre right
The editing on this one was amazing. Shoutout to the editors for continuously improving :D
“Cardboard aided design”
Classic, just classic
I freaking love the little segments of moments where we get to learn a little about engineering and how to manufacture things like you guys do, like the learn how to weld part. It makes the viewers feel more involved and I love it.
I like that James is still in almost every video but he still let's the team have majority of the creative control. Great stuff guys, so.... when are you making real spider webs? 🙄
video of
One tip for tig welding, make sure you rub it down with acetone or rubbing alcohol before welding. The surface should be clean. You know you have a clean surface when it doesn't make sparking noises that you sometimes can hear in the video.
I love how a couple grown men are screwing around with star wars blasters and just having fun, and getting paid for it. Watching this makes my day honestly
I absolutely love that you included the training lesson on welding!
I agree. It is a big help to me to understand some of the techniques, at least enough to include in a sci-fi game I am running.
Hacksmith has gotten to the point where I genuinely believe that they can create anything. Truly amazing work!
Can we just appreciate how funny Caleb is?
Remember. Grinder and paint will make you the welder you ain’t. But the fact that guy learned to tig weld that fast is kinda insane.
Imagine someone breaking into this guys house and he walks around the corner in full Mandalorian gear 😂
Flamethrower time.
Quinn Middleton shush you couldn’t do better
@@quinnmiddleton3082 the gun tho
@@quinnmiddleton3082 Looked at your channel expecting to ironically see some metal-working in your dad’s Garage and I have been disappointed. I was right in predicting I wouldn’t find anything of value though, so there’s that atleast.
'the flute tune starts'
anyone else agree that james giving welding tips was the best part of the ep? i love watching mentor mentee relationships
(Spider-Man and Tony Stark 😥)
Yes.
in a few decades hacksmith industries could be able to build a whole lifesize starfighter
I like how whenever someone builds a part of the suit they get a hackolorian t-shirt
It's about time someone made the main character of all the movies...
The mouse bot obviously, what else could I have been referring to.
Gasp! You dare give affront to the Gonk!
Yo, real talk. That mouse droid is hella tall
@@medibot6141 Yeah, the proportions seemed off.
And a completely irrelevant point, the modern RC car has way more flexible suspension than the OG one used for the movies.
I love that James teach Jeff how to weld seems like a hold my flashlight while I do this moment XD
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Seriously, Hacksmith collabing with either Brandon Herrera or Mark Serbu is going to be epic.
I wouldn't be suprised if I see James just flying over my house in an Iron Man suit in a couple years.
How tf is this 3 weeks ago if this video is created 3 minutes ago
@@Xxmo1221xX members get videos early
@@themanglylion2729 oh. Thx for telling me
Can you imagine lol
Every Half year or so, I just think: "whats the hacksmith doing rn?" and just binge 7 hours of Hacksmith videos of the newest and some old stuff, even tho I dont know a thing about engineering.
thats also what i do, just bit differently
Not gonna lie I will randomly after not watching hacksmith in awhile just think "what crazy thing have they done recently" and go watch their newer vids
“Take the one on the left I got the one on the right.” “Most definitely”
So cool to see james making sure the interns fit in!! Love the content guys! Keep it up.
The back-and-forth between this episode's two projects was really fun to experience, and watching James help with the welding warmed my heart. Fantastic work, Hacksmith team!
It had nice pacing
It's terrifying how similar all Calebs look, blonde hair and blue eyes. We are all the same.
Hah. I know a caleb who has brown eyes and dark brown/black hair
I'm a caleb and I got dark brown hair and dark brown eyes, I do not fit the norm I guess
I know a Caleb and he fits this description
As the replies on here have the same kind of Caleb: A brown haired, brown eyed Caleb.
This means, that at LEAST, there are two kinds of Caleb. I have named these as such: The aryan Caleb, the Blonde, blue eyed Caleb, and the brown Calebs. These are the brown haired, brown eyed Calebs.
In this docuseries, I will spend one episode finding each kind of Caleb, until all have been discovered by the world.
@@GeorgianPapist514 how bout you do that with Gabriel’s, I know three and every single one has brown hair and brown eyes
I can't wait for the eventual moment of character development in which Jeff shows off how he's the #1 master of welding at Hacksmith Industries
he went back to school haha
I’ve been watching this channel since 2018 and it makes me want to become an engineer more and more
I think this has been the best part of the Hacklorian by far! And it really was worth the wait.
Seriously tho, props to Caleb for figuring out that reload mechanism.
Thanks! It was a challenge to implement it but I'm happy with how it turned out.
@@justdueck it looks hella cool in use, nice going, love mechanisms like that!
"Da paint booth" makes me giggle because thats exactly what we use when we paint things at my house.
The part where they were talking about the designs seemed like a cooking contest
idea: use the same leisure device on the iron man’s arm to make a cyclops glasses and use a camera on top of the glasses to see
the production quality on these videos is what really amazes me
Wait a minute
Your username doesn't have the hacksmith logo
@@sktalking223 HOLD ON
“But I want them alive, no disintegrations.”
“As you wish.”
-Darth Vader and Boba Fett
The hack smith crew: You guys got those tiny little pistols, pew pew pew well, WE GOT FLARE GUNS.
There is nothing better than the smell of disintegrated Jawa in the morning
can we appreciate the fact that that he made a mount to specifically hold the weights on the RC car instead of just piling them on willy nilly
Watching him with the RC getting " This steel is too heavy, I'll use thinner steel " stuck in his head made me think of my youth. Instead of using aluminum, thin plastic sheets or even Balsa wood.
I think they all just default to steel whenever they need rigid material. I don't even remember the last time they used aluminum for something. Their results look cool, but not everything has to be bulletproof, yeah :) They even once commented on their tendency to make things out of steel a lot during the build for the James Bond spy car when they made a small platform to lift a projector or something which ended up being really heavy.
16:46 "Da Paint Booth"
Me: Brain, don't ever think about it
My Brain: LESSSS GOOO
I’m such a no life having loser, that I can read the aurebesh in the “Jeff’s Plan” screen. The one with Bobs Fetts insignia says “good work”, the two top ones say “how did you” and the lower one with the battery says “find this?” And the main large text on the bottom says “Darryl was here”
Where in the video
@@MrFlubber 3:40
Nice
James teaching the new kid how to weld was really awesome 😄
The Hacksmith teaching his children how to weld shows that he really is the mando
Adam Savage: "Hey, nice Ambar rifle guys!"
People go to school for years for welding.
US Army: Hold my beer. **Sends soldiers through welding school in a couple of months.**
i love how James is like a cool teacher in their studio