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.

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 ...

That’s why The Hacksmith took it upon himself to create his own working prototype, and it appears he succeeded. In the newest episode of Make It Real, Hacksmith goes about designing the ...

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

For those interested in making their own Mass Effect plasma rifle like the Hacksmith team did in a one-day build, the parts list includes a Longstrike Nerf gun, 1000W induction heater, 2 x Zippy ...

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 ...

Unfortunately, however, it turns out that powering a 100-watt laser takes a power supply that requires a lot of cooling. Which means this Captain America shield requires an external power pack ...

The Hacksmith's team even program a button to mimic the signature clicking sound that the Predator makes. Then they 3D-print a curved, shoulder-shaped mount for the laser.

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 ...

Then Hacksmith went for lasers, a powerful weapon supplied by Styropyro. As you might guess, the laser was used to pierce through some things (nothing fancy, though) and set some others on fire ...

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 ...