Here, we take a look at five pieces of sci-fi technology and see how likely it is for us to use them ourselves in the near future.

Watch the Hacksmith team transform a mere Nerf gun into a faux-plasma rifle worthy of a Mass Effect battle.

From laser cannons that light up targets to rocket-powered hammers that smash with force, Hacksmith Vault #3 brings the most over-the-top tech to life. These builds aren’t just for show—they ...

As Hobson’s hacksmith title implies, he’s a jack of all trades—a skilled machinist, welder, and general handyman. More recently, he’s experimented with laser cutting after saving up enough ...

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, 10:59 UTC ...

The Hacksmith, a.k.a. James Hobson, recently uploaded the above video to his YouTube channel. The video is the first in a series Hobson and his crew are making in relation to The Mandalorian. It ...

Hacksmith fitted its mini Tesla Cybertruck with an air cannon and a laser in the most recent stunt involving the insane build ...

If you were going to build some kind of real-life Kingsman agency, you’d want to visit YouTuber and engineer the Hacksmith for all your armament needs. He’s built the umbrella gun and chain ...

However, the self-dubbed “Hacksmith” employed what no builder has yet — the principles of laser engineering.

Batman has a variety of tools at his disposal, but one of his most important gadgets is the vital grappling gun, which he’s used time and time again to get himself out of precarious situations.

Engineer and YouTuber the Hacksmith has created a version of Captain America's arc reactor shield that can shoot a 100-watt laser.

The team at the Hacksmith did their best to make at least one of those things real: the umbrella gun. And the result is way closer to the movie than you will expect. This video is great.