If you do not pay careful attention to the last seconds of this video, you’ll probably miss the scene featuring an apparent tug-of-war. It was already shot by The Hacksmith YouTube channel putting a ...

The 1:2 Cybertruck scale model is the work of YouTuber James Hobson, better known as “the Hacksmith”. Mr Hobson and his team at Hacksmith Industries use their engineering skills to take fictional ...

Behind the scenes filming with The Hacksmith at Smarter Alloys facility. A case showcasing the Wolverine claws made of shape memory alloy metal. A case showcasing the Wolverine claws made of shape ...

YouTube channel Hacksmith Industries has published a new project featuring the creation of a DIY Mandalorian flamethrower gauntlet as part of their HACKLORIAN series. This series aims to recreate a ...

This time, The Hacksmith team gave the half-sized its brakes and steering wheels. They have also cut the windows, put the wheel caps, and made some tests to the tiny electric pickup truck. It is worth ...

The engineers behind the YouTube channel “The Hacksmith” have crafted a real-world “Star Wars”-style lightsaber that burns hot enough to cut through steel. Team lead James Hobson says it’s the ...

Over the last few years, we’ve shown you several of the jaw-dropping creations of engineer and YouTuber the Hacksmith. He’s made a career of bringing the kind of impossible science we’ve seen in ...

Naraka: Bladepoint developer 24 Entertainment has teamed up with YouTube mega-engineering channel Hacksmith Industries to create a real-life prosthetic arm based on Hadi Ismail - one of the best ...

These unreleased or forgotten Hacksmith projects offer a rare look at what goes on behind the scenes. From early concepts to experimental tech, these builds never got the spotlight—until now. Trump’s ...

The team at Hacksmith built a version of Thor’s hammer that is five feet wide and more than 10 feet tall. It seems to be a trend, as the YouTuber has built multiple Mjolnirs already, including one ...

James Hobson and Ian Hillier started building different projects together in high school. After they went to college, "We were able to make cooler and bigger and better projects," Hobson says. The two ...