How to Make Armored Gauntlets (1/2)

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  • Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
  • The most time consuming and difficult build of my young life, the zombie bite gauntlets. Made of 22 and 16 gauge steel, roofing nails, rivets and leather.
    My patreon page:
    / nonlethalbychoice
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  • @hacksmith
    @hacksmith 9 років тому +335

    Awesome video man! I totally agree with your creativity point!

    • @Texer767
      @Texer767 9 років тому +7

      You should incorporate this into your exoskeleton plz respond p.s i voted for you

    • @LBDRP
      @LBDRP 7 років тому +9

      the Hacksmith wow! hacksmith is here!!

    • @patrickthompson485
      @patrickthompson485 6 років тому +5

      the Hacksmith are you making more flying like iron man

    • @martinmcclelland4462
      @martinmcclelland4462 6 років тому +3

      the Hacksmith k

    • @egwelyleboy3710
      @egwelyleboy3710 6 років тому +3

      Fun you watch other creators
      And fun talk persenarly

  • @iAMTreydiddy
    @iAMTreydiddy 9 років тому +85

    I have only watched a few of your videos, but man! You are one smart kid! I gotta hand it to you. You demonstrate a remarkable spirit of intelligence, ingenuity, and reason that really is inspiring and admirable. Great job! Keep it up.

  • @punchdrunkatheist
    @punchdrunkatheist 8 років тому +24

    I'm so glad I picked up some steel hot dogs. I knew they'd come in handy one day.

  • @DarkKnightofThrones
    @DarkKnightofThrones 8 років тому +37

    Your parents raised a young man who is wise beyond his years. You can tell the friendly advice is genuine...and it's spot on. Keep on, kid!

    • @christodd6387
      @christodd6387 6 років тому

      Dark Knight of Thrones

    • @hanoli7933
      @hanoli7933 4 роки тому

      Dark Knight Of Thrones

    • @eisenkrahe7125
      @eisenkrahe7125 3 роки тому +1

      When he was born the doctor didn't say "it's a boy", he said, "It's a man"

  • @greghenry2080
    @greghenry2080 9 років тому +50

    I fully understand your stance on providing templates; however, selling them might provide an additional profit center. Either way, nice work.

  • @virgilanderson8420
    @virgilanderson8420 8 років тому +1

    I love how you don't print out the templates and you make your videos fun to watch an inspire other people like me. I have been creating armor and weapons for a while and if I had templates to follow I never would be as good at building as I am now. It makes you think and find your own tricks to do things and make them cool.

  • @TheSpiritOtter
    @TheSpiritOtter 9 років тому +5

    I'm loving these two part builds, man. And I'm loving the effort you're putting into them.

  • @AvyrexOmega
    @AvyrexOmega 7 років тому

    Your drive and attitude on life is what this generation needs more of.

  • @Odood19
    @Odood19 9 років тому +117

    In a few years, I feel that you are going to be making some Tony Stark builds.

    • @kareemadham7166
      @kareemadham7166 9 років тому +8

      I see him making DIY helicopters and homemade tanks, as seen in the comment I made in " I'm not dead I just look like it" 😳 realization that we have similar minds.

    • @-tdjramsey-5407
      @-tdjramsey-5407 5 років тому +14

      Or house repairs. But you know.

    • @agustusfarnworth3379
      @agustusfarnworth3379 4 роки тому +6

      Or bad crossbows

    • @Ashton-and-Everything
      @Ashton-and-Everything 3 роки тому +3

      @@agustusfarnworth3379 Hey, he's got the hang of it now 😂

    • @Royyalflush
      @Royyalflush 3 роки тому +4

      It’s been 6 years and he uploaded another gauntlet video

  • @noahhilker4826
    @noahhilker4826 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for always being real and showing us that it's ok to mess up and work hard and creative. best DIY channel on UA-cam by far!!

  • @joshuavance1472
    @joshuavance1472 9 років тому

    Not only did I learn about crafting armor, but you also taught me a valuable life lesson...

  • @brodymears1185
    @brodymears1185 5 років тому +1

    It’s always awesome to see youtubers fitting motivation/inspiration into their videos, especially when it comes to making things

  • @Traveler_357
    @Traveler_357 8 років тому

    He said "a steel hot dog". This might be one of my new favorite you tubers now

  • @dawsondelgado73
    @dawsondelgado73 9 років тому

    I love how in every video you have a quote or a life lesson , and it makes me feel happy!

  • @fallen40000
    @fallen40000 9 років тому +106

    dude you are awesome.... ty man

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +17

      fallen40000 No problem man, glad you liked it.

    • @Fteve
      @Fteve 8 років тому

      Yo Thank You so much for the ending u helped me so hard in school cuz im an addicted gamer now i put my maximum on school and now i have better grades. thanks again

    • @yourallygod8261
      @yourallygod8261 8 років тому

      +Crafting Crap CHECK OUT the guytons channel where he has an awesome evil gauntlet :D

    • @sachinpowers2067
      @sachinpowers2067 8 років тому

      +ZNA Productions a nine inch nail👌

    • @obi-wankenobi9871
      @obi-wankenobi9871 7 років тому +1

      Suggesting that you can use these for hema is dangeorus. A sword would just break your hand because there is pretty much no padding. Hits on the hand allways hurt, even with proper hema gloves.

  • @brianheise8861
    @brianheise8861 8 років тому

    youre a smart man, speech at the end about working hard and accepting failure is so true.

  • @Kitchen-cj8xo
    @Kitchen-cj8xo 9 років тому

    I've always wanted to do something like the stuff you do but never went through with it but now that you have posted these tutorials I can start. Thank you

  • @rooples.pooples
    @rooples.pooples 9 років тому +66

    I like this guy. He earned my sub.

  • @CannibalCow92397
    @CannibalCow92397 9 років тому

    I am subscribed to a lot of people on UA-cam, but I look forward to your builds the most, can't wait for the next one

  • @StreetHeartVintage
    @StreetHeartVintage 9 років тому

    amazing build, way to go on barreling through with little sleep, being creative is sometimes bad for the health but we have to pull through to make kick ass projects like this. great job!

  • @RatTailedJoe
    @RatTailedJoe 3 роки тому

    This is honestly very epic, it inspired me to start working on some of my own gauntlets. I've been watching your vids for the longest time and I've gotten so inspired over the years to just make weapons and such out of random stuff I find. Thanks a lot

  • @johannesfinnern3991
    @johannesfinnern3991 7 років тому

    Where has this channel been my whole life? glad i found it

  • @kfgrip
    @kfgrip 9 років тому

    Very nice concept and application,you are a very driven and TALENTED young man.Keep it up!

  • @connorchops710
    @connorchops710 3 роки тому

    That creativity speech was on point. I definitely don’t want people to take the easy route

  • @leedastillung5780
    @leedastillung5780 9 років тому +3

    That little end speech you did was really cool. I mean, it's true, too. You definitely are your best hardworking self. Jeez, I want this gauntlet! I would totally make it if I had these tools and resources. You are a weapon genius.

  • @lukevaichus
    @lukevaichus 9 років тому

    Thanks for staying real with us this was an awesome build

  • @codymoncrief2128
    @codymoncrief2128 6 років тому

    Oh my. That looks like a diamond brand hammer. "You could not wish for a better blade." On a side note, the welding clamp pliers are actually referred to as "seamers" in the sheet metal industry

  • @InterrobangActivate
    @InterrobangActivate 9 років тому

    Woah I'm impressed! One of your best pieces yet.

  • @tils987
    @tils987 6 років тому

    After years of accepting im different to everyone else around me because i do what i do for creativity.. i finally see a person who does what i do... doesnt have to be perfect, just has to be something.

  • @josephshoemate9933
    @josephshoemate9933 4 роки тому

    I appreciate you man. Love how you are so transparent with your work and that you expect people to learn and try (And Fail).

  • @benji2426
    @benji2426 9 років тому

    I love the little ideas and moral stories in your videos man! Your head is in a good place. Also loving all the builds. keep up the good work.

  • @justice0911
    @justice0911 7 років тому

    I could watch this channel all day. keep up the good work dude

  • @ramcysmerdor1289
    @ramcysmerdor1289 8 років тому +40

    I almost want to put Wolverine claws on this but I know that would be dumb so I'm putting some small bolts on the knuckles

    • @AndyMcElhiney
      @AndyMcElhiney 8 років тому +5

      actually, id say that would be bad ass, but you could make them retractable and that would be even cooler

    • @ramcysmerdor1289
      @ramcysmerdor1289 8 років тому +8

      Andy M
      fuck it im doing it

    • @AndyMcElhiney
      @AndyMcElhiney 8 років тому

      Casey Crampbleh sweeeet dude, show me a pic when your done please, id like to see it

    • @MrTubeWizard
      @MrTubeWizard 8 років тому +1

      +Casey Crampbleh That would be the scariest thing

    • @matthewbennett4848
      @matthewbennett4848 8 років тому

      +Casey Crampbleh Did you ever finish?

  • @theorangeninja6486
    @theorangeninja6486 7 років тому

    Your building aesthetic is amazing!

  • @drohnenfabrik
    @drohnenfabrik 3 роки тому

    Great job explaining your process. Thanks.

  • @chronsatchel13
    @chronsatchel13 8 років тому

    You have given me hope for your generation. Keep working hard like this and you will go far in life. Also thanks for the video’s.

  • @alexandr33031
    @alexandr33031 7 років тому

    I had to shed a tear for those final words of wisdom

  • @vespill708
    @vespill708 9 років тому

    Dude, that gauntlet looks so amazingly cool!

  • @declanthiele
    @declanthiele 7 років тому

    I'm actually making my own crusader themed plated armor set. I'm grabbing ideas from you and a few other places here and there. thanks for providing the videos.

  • @fabienvansteeger2964
    @fabienvansteeger2964 8 років тому

    What a punch in my face on I started to check your video. Such inspiration ... You ve got a fan from france !

  • @hyldebrymm7971
    @hyldebrymm7971 9 років тому

    this is a painstaking build, and a lot of time going for the video. you did well zed

  • @eomersimbajon2938
    @eomersimbajon2938 6 років тому

    Dude.... Wise words. I always struggle to get mvp in games, but now, I'll always strive to win the game, and help the team better. I'll play tank from now on. And protect the team when they need help

  • @aron137
    @aron137 9 років тому

    That spin out on the drill press happened to someone I know drilling on a knife he was making. He ended up in the hospital but luckily he survived.

  • @frailty1288
    @frailty1288 6 років тому +10

    The old videos seriously lack memes

  • @reagan.madsen635
    @reagan.madsen635 7 років тому

    definitely one of the coolest things you've ever made!!

  • @herb414
    @herb414 9 років тому

    Turned out really good. Keep makin stuff.

  • @tartap00
    @tartap00 9 років тому

    Well done, this is a wonderful version.

  • @evaras25
    @evaras25 6 років тому +1

    5:30, the loud ass crickets

  • @nonameHEF
    @nonameHEF 8 років тому

    Im glad you use the metric system, kind regards from Germany

  • @gravitronrutherford1631
    @gravitronrutherford1631 5 років тому

    I feel you on the templates, these other UA-cam channels
    I noticed were trying to sell them and I was thinking the same thing, I can make my own.

  • @MusicalMonkey1056
    @MusicalMonkey1056 8 років тому

    'iron hotdog' is when the fatigue started to hit. lol good stuff

  • @Nevir202
    @Nevir202 9 років тому

    I just wanted to point out that you can make lose pop rivet joints: Take a strip of steel of a gauge determined by how lose you want the rivet, drill a hole the size of the rivet you are using in the center of it then cut it in half through the hole. Put the two halves around the shank before installing it then just wrench them out after you install the rivet to add a little wiggle room. :-)

  • @tensephilly
    @tensephilly 9 років тому

    Awesome build, gotta make one some time!

  • @SuperheroArmorychannel
    @SuperheroArmorychannel 7 років тому

    Great video and great philosophy of life. Very impressed!

  • @ScornedOne1080
    @ScornedOne1080 8 років тому

    Thanks for the info, working on making a 3D printed gauntlet in the near future. The techniques will come in handy.

  • @Copernicus27
    @Copernicus27 9 років тому

    I enjoyed the advice as the video ended; almost like an old school episode of GI Joe when they'd do the life lesson before the show was over. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.

  • @PureDiamondsandGold
    @PureDiamondsandGold 9 років тому

    Probably one of the coolest things you have ever built. Just a recommendation, maybe you could put some type of spike on the fist or something so if your weapon gets stuck in a zombie or something you could kill them with your fist:)

  • @nicholasalexander6358
    @nicholasalexander6358 8 років тому

    you're a frigging genius you earned a sub man keep it up!

  • @MrDpoling
    @MrDpoling 8 років тому

    I am excited for this one!

  • @jchakanson
    @jchakanson 6 років тому

    I wish I could remember how many subs this channel had when I sub to it, just seen it is at 1 million now and I couldn't believe it.

  • @stevieb4141
    @stevieb4141 3 роки тому

    Respect my man, really awesome channel.

  • @grandtheftavtomobile6626
    @grandtheftavtomobile6626 5 років тому +5

    This is a AMAZING AND VERY COOL! You are realy MASTER! Bravo! And thanks for your video lesson!

  • @trainerlance
    @trainerlance 8 років тому +4

    Thank you for not providing the templates. I agree that there should be some self experimentation as well. Great job on the video and product.

  • @nickbufaino9443
    @nickbufaino9443 7 років тому

    I love your videos very much. All of your armor is amazing and I really appreciate your effort to not curse. I just wish you'd post your templates because it would make my knight armor build a hella lot easier but hey, other than that amazing channel

  • @sparkdisto1334
    @sparkdisto1334 9 років тому

    Yo, you're crazy but in the best way. If I made a gauntlet like this thing, I wouldn't take it off. Ever. That thing is crazy awesome.

  • @alexschmidt6816
    @alexschmidt6816 8 років тому

    You may not be the biggest youtuber but your videos are the best

  • @langdonliebeler7135
    @langdonliebeler7135 9 років тому

    Nice job man keep up the great work

  • @backpocket718
    @backpocket718 9 років тому

    you my good sir have earned yourself another subscribe. great videos my brother! keep it up.

  • @nouchkadevries4659
    @nouchkadevries4659 Рік тому

    this is still my favorite video of you

  • @sellecoby6353
    @sellecoby6353 9 років тому

    Cool build!

  • @Astrix_Jaeger
    @Astrix_Jaeger 9 років тому

    this is great, every single piece

  • @V3N0M460
    @V3N0M460 8 років тому

    for the top knuckle plate i recomend sharpening so when you punch it also cuts

  • @laughingllama876
    @laughingllama876 9 років тому

    Keep doin what ya doin because this is so frickin awesome

  • @wakimaniac
    @wakimaniac 9 років тому +11

    Dude, thanks for doing what you do. And also, thanks for the encouraging words. (I like the videogames analogy.

    • @ZNA_Productions
      @ZNA_Productions  9 років тому +5

      No problem dude, I love my job. Thanks for subscribing.

    • @masonmcallister3349
      @masonmcallister3349 9 років тому +1

      Nonlethalbychoice I appreciate the encouraging words as well, and I say, I thank you for the videos, regardless of how long it is in between each one! Quality over quantity, I believe you've said yourself.

  • @jonathanballmann7569
    @jonathanballmann7569 4 роки тому

    Some uplifting stuff and some neat metal doodad

  • @thosedubheads
    @thosedubheads 9 років тому

    dude, please keep doing what you are doing! please.

  • @liliana4675
    @liliana4675 6 років тому

    I really like your work

  • @amojoe3644
    @amojoe3644 7 років тому

    You have given me a grate idea for my next project and vid ,and just got yourself another sub 👍

  • @VenomBurger
    @VenomBurger 5 років тому

    Pretty interesting to see how my views have developed 3 years later. I kinda wanted templates cause I was pretty unconfident about my building skills; but as I am now, I'd rather put my own twists on the things Eli has inspired me to make~!

  • @woodelfarcher8112
    @woodelfarcher8112 9 років тому

    Impressive... I like your dedication to this channel, I can see how hard you have been working on all of your videos. You are a Genius.... How you come up with these awesome ideas, I very much enjoy your videos Nonlethalbychoice!

  • @Levier2011
    @Levier2011 8 років тому

    looking forward to watch all videos there is a lot of interesting things

  • @JMS_Hunter
    @JMS_Hunter 8 років тому

    I have seen some of your videos lately, and some kinda older videos in the past.
    and I just wan to say that me personally I love to build stuff, not necessarily weapons, armors and that kinda of stuff.
    Nut just by watching and hearing your recomendation I can tell you have a ton of experience with "small" mechanical issues, flaws and dessign.
    particularly speaking about the rivets. many people wouldn´t consider the mobility part until after messing up the first time.
    keep it up man.

  • @jimmychoo3476
    @jimmychoo3476 8 років тому

    Talented as bro !

  • @captianbadtouch5767
    @captianbadtouch5767 8 років тому

    thank you for showing us this

  • @traxxasbro5604
    @traxxasbro5604 5 років тому

    Damn impressive work

  • @Soncioz
    @Soncioz 9 років тому

    You are one of my favorite channel!!! EPIC :)!

  • @MatryxMayhem
    @MatryxMayhem 9 років тому

    The ink actually creates a small indentation in the paper that makes for perfect folds.

  • @ayvepe1429
    @ayvepe1429 8 років тому

    This is the awesome, Keep it up dude!

  • @generico366
    @generico366 8 років тому

    You know, I've been thinking what it would be like to create extremely fancy, highly decorated and high-quality medieval armor and weapons and then time travel back to the early middle ages.

  • @thenickshark1
    @thenickshark1 5 років тому

    Hey man, had an idea for your gauntlet there. That plate that you have bolted to the plate on the back of your hand to cover the gap between the fingers and the hand, if you extended it out a little more and instead of making it flat had a point at the end, not only you would have a protective plate (like you have now) but you would also have basically a built in knife. Just make a fist and punch.

  • @TekSolstice
    @TekSolstice 9 років тому

    You're my new favorite UA-camr and you inspire me :)

  • @darkstar7988
    @darkstar7988 7 років тому

    Those homemade rivets are great, probably the most historically accurate thing (I know you're not going for historical accuracy i just think it's cool) That's a process called peening and it used to be how they kept the grip of a sword attached to the blade, among other things.

  • @memeboi5283
    @memeboi5283 2 роки тому

    Omg I needed this thank you so much!

  • @mythmaker7636
    @mythmaker7636 7 років тому

    You are a great UA-camr

  • @oxycontinental8936
    @oxycontinental8936 6 років тому

    All of your apocalypse equipment (eg. gauntlets and your Samaria legs) and put on everything and be all suited out.

  • @calummcmillan7992
    @calummcmillan7992 9 років тому

    This is the coolest thing ever :D I so want to try this

  • @patriksekutor2005
    @patriksekutor2005 8 років тому

    awesome i like your point of creativity i took it and embaced it i made the gauntlet with pointed fingers and full hand plating

  • @bosshogg1410
    @bosshogg1410 5 років тому

    And they said, "Why would you ever need a steel hotdog?" Thanks for helping me out, man! :)

  • @TheAmazingSpider-Dude
    @TheAmazingSpider-Dude 9 років тому

  • @FutureLaugh
    @FutureLaugh 9 років тому

    printing out a template doesnt mean copying, it can also mean improving/evolving