Best Weapon to FIGHT ZOMBIES 

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Idea for a video, drone launched rocket powered drone counter measures net launcher perhaps?

But it's not electronicized......... there's not gonna be alit of fuel during the apocalypse. But there will be endless sun

lmao

huge fan here

There's two things either a badass or a sneaky manipulator both terrifying

​​@@harryh4h720h you know me so well, speaking of witch if we divide resources evenly we will also need a system to get more of it to a sort of food work ratio, for example 2 bread for 3 hours of work and depending on the type of work you can determine if it is more important and if they get more food plus if people work hard they can get better jobs based on how well they do there work.

Bros gotta go to the office on a Monday, of course he’s gonna be carrying a weapon, to beat the hell outta his boss

Brother?

@@endmysuffering44brother!

Mk2 powered by turbojet engine xD

Man at arms made theirs to actually look like one in Warhammer 40K, including it's ridiculous scale as if a space marine was holding it

No kid this is just a pole saw . Your local hardware store home Depot a in America or Lowe's or even Walmart what up to 10 inch blades all he did was make the bar longer yes it's called a bar that the chain runs on.. it's nothing special and the chain won't fly off.. you see that little screw underneath the plastic shield at the beginning of the bar that's called a tensioner.. it keeps the chain tight and it also has teeth that runs in a track in the center of the bar... But hey you wanted to sound smart... Just didn't

@@jthrasher47 I'm aware its a polesaw. What he did was A: attach a longer bar, B: attach a more powerful motor (More torgue) and C: shift the center of gravity to balance it, rather than having all the weight out in front. I may not have been too precise in my wording, but i didn't sound like an ass like you just did.

Didn't man at arms also make a functional chainsword

well in a zombie apocalypse most clothes would be brown from a lot of blood

aaah are his sisters still around? he was talkig a lot to these dummies lately!

Ha...didn't think about that till you said it...funny.... He also didn't think about charging his chain saw battery out in the field.

Gotta look good when robbing a ba... Wait wrong genre... Gotta look good when slicing zombies in half. There, nailied it.

It's a French thing u wouldn't get it.

I feel like he could use grass trimmer maybe, and while hes at it draw a bunch of Aquilas on it lol

My brother, the emperor is proud of your work

Hes wearing an Integza safety tie :)

Why would you need a dead man switch if you're not dead. duh.

I was constantly thinking about how long it took to turn on, and therefore how long it would take to turn off if something went wrong... glad you're ok Integza!

Needed some chaps.

no lie please look up "chainsaw kickback" and get some chaps @Integza

They would either ask "Why is it so slow?" or "Why is it so loud?"

time to get matt easton here!

They would slap the currency of their time on the table and say: we take alot

They would be headless before forming the question

Most of sword RU-vidrs are aware of 40k and made videos about chainswords

Safety First ...from the end

Man literally just homebrewed Satan's polesaw.

Hold on though... Replace the dial with a pressure sensitive trigger so the power cuts if you drop it. Also, add electric breaking so as soon as the trigger is key off it stops moving.

@@theconqueringenigma Still no chainguard so when the chain breaks and whips back he loses his fingers

@@flynn5869 integza had already built a jet engine before, actually he’s built like 2 or 3

Yeah I cringed hard at the thought of the chain coming off.. pretty risky this one, lots of ways it could have gone badly wrong, quite easily, imo

@Don't Read My Profile Picture Ok, thanks for the heads up. I won't read anything.

Kinda like the knife belt Colin Furze made xd Perfect combo.

yep. Rotation machineries man. Cant wear gloves or have long hair or loose clothes around them. If you think getting cut is scary, try getting fingers twisted off your hands

@@de0509 That reminded me of that one OSHA video of a man vs an industrial lathe... Thanks I hate it..

That design needs a fast way to turn the motor off ASAP. Jesus... This is sooo fucking dangerous. Hahahaha.

It looked as if the chain was running backwards too.

I think there was a small one attached, they usually are on pole saws. I'm guessing he didn't fill it.

@MillennialMeltdown oh good catch, he might have been testing it upside down on the bench tho, I imagine when holding it the heavy battery and such would naturally flip down (the chain itself is going the right way).

With a loose tie so close to a belt directly linked to a chainsaw (see 9:20 ) , he would be at home in this podcast !

Heck yeah. I wan't to see William Osman's reaction to this. Hear he has some trees that need to be cut down.

Soon we will conquer the galaxy, and then lost it to never get it all back again

FOR THE GOD EMPEROR

What he is doing would be nothing different than using the top of the saw to make an undercut. Doing it this way would actually help spray the hypothetical zombie blood away from you not towards you and in your face. The lack of safety stops is absurdly unsafe.

@@forestninjuh He'll figure that out around the same time he discovers the need for bar oil.

@smc you saw the fireworks too 🤣

I was thinking Integza could work well with TheActionLab.

He fits in well with HackSmith Industries. Ya know. the richest techiest inventive tech channel there is.

CodysLab, JLazer, ColinFurze, HackSmith, The King Of Random just to name a few...

Just think of what Elon and him would get together and create.

@@IDK_Mr.M Elon wouldn't care. It's too primitive a weapon, he'd want cold thrusters and other bio tech killing/ etc tech. 😒 be real bro.

Lmao then he would end up on an fbi watchlist

Too many people who would use that to do dumb stuff with it i guess haha

@@FirstLast-tx3yj yea

aka, how to build artisanal explosive rockets with common household items.

It would need somemore gear reduction to move that saw blade and not burn up the clutch. The clutch is tiny, it can't transmit much torque. The electric motor worked out much better.

SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!! BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!

now we just need him to build rocket propelled .75 cal bolt.

Could he... Could he be the Emperor of Mankind?!

@@davisdf3064 HE IS THE OMNISSIAH. Now, the only thing left is to send him to Mars so he can kill the void dragon. FOR THE OMNISSIAH.

@@gabrielcoelho2346 FOR THE OMNISSIAH!

I was more worried about the chain snapping, since its meant to be eased through something and not used like a hammer. no guard and reversed chain means a snapped chain will have the reach and direction to slap him in the face.

@@jasonthegreat7999 My toes curled everytime he hammered the wood with chainsaw, and there's no dead mans switch either... It's probably one of the most dangerous things I've seen someone build tbh

chain is backwards, it's spinning fine >:D

@@fiery_transition I mean, its par for the course. Dude builds rockets and sets them off in his house. The saw is cool and all, but i would have been wearing some safety gear, and maybe not putting my face right next to it while its running. Mind you, I work with dangerous tools for a living, and I've seen what they can do when things go wrong.

@@jasonthegreat7999 While I mostly work with non lethal mechanical things, I have, like you, experienced being near people having accidents, and things can go wrong fast, a few seconds of inattention, a reflexive movement, etc, and you have an injury for life or worse, die. I would say, I would much prefer setting fire to small model rockets which are strapped to something, with a limited controled fuel source, with fuel, forces etc, roughly calculated, and getting some distance, than handle a chainsaw like that next to my soft squishy body. In my mind, the variables of risk are much more accounted for, with the rockets.

ᴄᴏɴɢʀᴀᴛᴜʟᴀᴛɪᴏɴꜱ ʏᴏᴜ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ʙᴇᴇɴ ꜱᴇʟᴇᴄᴛᴇᴅ ᴀᴍᴏɴɢ ᴛʜᴇ ʟᴜᴄᴋʏ ᴡɪɴɴᴇʀ ꜰᴏʀ the 🤶 ɢɪᴠᴇᴀᴡᴀʏ ᴘᴀᴄᴋᴀɢᴇ ʜɪᴛ ᴜᴘ✉️ ᴛᴏ ᴄʟᴀɪᴍ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴘʀɪᴢᴇ 🎁

There's a century-old sci-fi novel called 'The Nightlands' by Hope Hodgson. The ideal weapon in that verse is a plasma-powered buzzsaw polearm. It inspired the 'Pizza Cutter' from Bloodborne.

Can you elaborate please?

@@ElementalcraftStudios Yes, I made small hybrid rockets (see Google if unfamiliar) on a test stand. I tested a variety of solid fuels, and pine wood was the most energetic by far.

@@ProlificInvention Huh, cool.

The chain wasn’t backwards, the bar was just upside down If you watch when he cuts the fruit you can see the chain is spinning in the right direction for the teeth.

wow

@@joaoprib This is my second try I hope he create it in the future :P

@@antiLeixo maybe this time :D

That would be interesting, make it water cooled! 😄

@@Luzzy777. that would be more complex by I think our tomato hater will be up to the job

May be he could weld using a diy rocket engine 🤨

Aka the manga/anime

Just gotta find a way to attach it to his head and/or arms.

Pls don't fall for this it's a scam from a guy in nigeria

It is

@TheZombieSait is that telegram reply real

@@charlesx3794 THIS IS A SCAM DO NOT CLICK

@@ishaanpatel2905 I thought so, thanks 👍

@@charlesx3794 no they're scams, don't reply to them 👍

Wow great idea Thomas Maynard.

Agree, can't even watch this. Had to look at pictures of what can happen as a chain break, for my license. It really motivates you to wear the full gear when working with a chainsaw. Sorry but this video is just a really bad idea. This will kill people if they try it themself.

We'd not see? You'd. This was a great creation, and he's okay. He knows what he's doing, have some faith

@@masonwoertink2751 No. This was really dangerous. There is a reason a regular chainsaw stops if you dont push the button, on some models you even have to use two buttons. There was no safety involved in this. The attachment he used for the chain was designed for a much smaller blade and less powerfull engine. Also the only control for the chainsaw was a dial, no bdeadman switch at all. Then the camera man at 14:43, if he had slipped to his left, that guy could be dead within 1 second. Chainsaws are incredible dangerous and can amputate a leg or arm in less then half a second.

@@masonwoertink2751 He is okay, and I am thankful for that, because he clearly has no idea what he is doing. His motor is not very secure, it could rip free and go flying. The belt from the motor to the drive shaft is exposed, his fingers or clothing could be caught in it and mangled. His switch requires a free hand to turn on, adjust or turn off, so he's only got one hand holding the shaft of the saw which is unwieldy and unpredictable and could pull itself out of his hand easily. He has no safety cut off switch on the saw to turn it off if he drops it so it would keep running if he lost control of it. His chain was running backwards, so if it binds, it would throw the saw towards his body, rather than away. He has no lubricant for the chain, which quickly causes substantial wear, leading to unpredictable part failure which could be dangerous in a number of ways depending on what failed first. He was wearing an unrestrained tie while operating a device with multiple exposed, high torque, moving parts, it could have been caught in any of them and pulled his face into whatever part caught it. Last (that I noticed anyways, maybe there's more) but certainly not least, he was swinging a running chainsaw around on a long pole with little regard for where the blade was or what it contacted. I don't say all this to degrade him, he is a very talented maker and does have a lot of expertise and experience making some pretty awesome stuff, but even the best, most creative person on earth can still have gaps in their knowledge. It is very clear that he has not been taught how to safely operate a chainsaw and he did not put very much thought into the safe operation of this device. I am glad that he and his camera operator are okay, but this project was absurdly dangerous and it was pure luck and happenstance that one of them wasn't seriously injured or even killed. I also don't write this to degrade you. I would guess that you also have never used or never been taught how to safely use a chainsaw so please take this as informative rather than derogatory. I know it seems like a bit of a rant, but you don't get a second chance when it comes to issues like this, so I'd rather be a bit harsh and risk stepping on toes than risk having someone be badly injured because I assumed they knew what they were doing.

@@resurgam_b7 You should make a video pointing out all the dangerous parts. I actually enjoyed your analysis and didn't realise how dangerous it was when watching. I'd love to see a video where you point out all the problems in this video.

I think an axe might be better for that, so you can mount a rocket motor on the back of the axe-head

@@LordBelakor I'm not sure if thats the right terminology, but yeah anything a human wouldn't be able to cut in one strike.

@@TonViper True, I updated the comment aha

Arms would go bye bye

@@LordBelakor jes lord Inquisitor this commentor right here. He wants to trick other people into helping him creating a new Legio Astartes and redo the heresy of Archmagus Crawl.

Ya, I was cringing pretty hard during a lot of those shots knowing how F'd he'd be if he got kickback or a chain break

Two normally open switches connected in series with the power source - one switch for each hand - is all it would take.

@@stevebabiak6997 It's maybe not quite that simple. To make it safe enough to somewhat meet chainsaw sfety regulations, breaking the switch/es must cause the chain to do a full stop. Of course for such a thing to work, contrary to gas driven chainsaws this one may not need a brake+decoupling mechanism - a controller steering a sensor-controlled electric motor should do the trick :)

Most bad ass build of the year. Lmfao, just go to home depot and buy a pole saw.

typically pole saws would have a resivoire and pump on next to the bar, i guess integza forgot to add oil?

you sure it wasnt a concrete saw?

i totally thought you were gonna say something about the ripper lol

Are you thinking of the one from the Pitt DLC? Those sawblades made no sense in that context, too much potential to snag and get caught up. If you wanted to use a solid blade you would be much better served with something like a meat slicer from a deli.

Yup!!

Poop

Aw crap

I SECOND THIS

Look at the rotation of the chain. It rotates up and back towards his face lol

As long as it's his face and not mine, I don't really care much. I was more concerned that the current setup pushes away the undead, allowing them to escape. Whereas with the spurr on the other side, the chain pulls them in and the spurr pins them down until they're rightly finished.