If there’s one thing we’ve learned after watching eight bazillion YouTube videos from engineers, it’s that shooting stuff from wrist gadgets is awesome—even if it’s just a few spritzes ...

Get ready for another round of mind-blowing creations in our EPIC HACKSMITH COMPILATION #4! From jaw-dropping builds to impressive hacks, this one’s a must-see! US Jobs Growth Explodes in Major ...

YouTuber James Hobson, aka The Hacksmith, has a long list of tech-geek accomplishments. He’s made real-life replicas of Tony Stark’s Iron Man gauntlet and Wolverine’s bone claws. He’s repl ...

The engineers behind the popular YouTube account Hacksmith Industries have created a functional hoverboard that actually lifts off the ground using magnets — and isn't some marketing stunt or ...

It was already shot by The Hacksmith YouTube channel putting a Ford F-150 against the half-scale Tesla Cybertruck these guys have finally built. Sadly, the video will be published in a few days.

If you’re a comic or sci-fi fan, you’ve probably heard of Hacksmith Industries. The extreme DIY crew is justly well-known for their series of real-world interpretations of iconic comic book ...

YouTuber "the Hacksmith" built a functional Captain America electromagnet shield, inspired by the Marvel hero's weapon of choice used in "The Avengers: Age of Ultron." James Hobson, aka "the ...

12 Jun 2020, 12:11 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu / Hacksmith remakes two drift trikes to be powered by chainsaw and leaf blower, race against each other with surprising results 7 Jun 2020 ...

Watch the Hacksmith team transform a mere Nerf gun into a faux-plasma rifle worthy of a Mass Effect battle. Bonnie Burton Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics ...

The Bat-Signal wouldn’t work in real life. But that didn’t stop the team at Hacksmith Industries from making one that does. Their latest YouTube video shows the trials and tribulations involved.

Tinkerers behind YouTube account "The Hacksmith" are building a half-scale model of Tesla's recently announced Cybertruck — and yeah, it'll be able to be driven, just like the real thing.