I Made My Giant Beyblade Way Too Powerful! 

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The fact that he’s wearing shoes is proof of how scary the beyblade truly is

always love it when your mates do impressive engineering shit and you weld a clamp to a metal rod. peak entertainment

Each time this man releases a video, I give a sigh of relief knowing he's still with us.

How this man is still legally allowed to be free is beyond me and i love it

It's always nice when content creators get their fans involved with projects, even if it does include cowering from a spinning death blade

What you need is a properly scaled Beyblade arena to unleash this thing in. I think the perfect location would be some kind of abandoned skatepark with lots of ramps and such that you could send it down while spinning

A compressed air powered crossbow would be an interesting build

This guy is the epitome of “I got a degree, so I’m gonna use it. Regardless if it makes sense or not”

"I can't be bothered to throw this away so I'm going to overengineer it until it destroys itself" is exactly the chaotic energy I love from this channel.

He has caution tape on it this time. I'm glad he's finally taking health and safety seriously.

Interesting. As the blade is spinning up, you can see it hits certain resonant frequencies where it wobbles and runs out more, then stabilizes until it hits the next frequency

I feel compelled to mention that this is why a particular aircraft- the XF-84H Thunderscreech to precise- was never put into production. Turns out that constantly breaking the sound barrier with a rotating object is horrifying to listen to, not to mention having it pull your aircraft through the air at supersonic speeds.

my favourite thing is how much more terrified he is of everything he makes than anyone else. his self preservation instinct only kicks in when the beyblade is already spinning at the speed of sound lol

The fact this man has all his fingers and toes, is a testament to either sheer luck, or calculated risk lol loved the video carnage

Having a mummified kangaroo in your shed is just about the most Australian thing I've ever seen

20:02 that is the kind of laugh a man only brings out when he does something profoundly stupid and gets away with it

Now that you know how to do it, you can build an identical second bayblade and launch drop mechanism, and let it spin in the opposite direction and drop both simultaniously :D I bet if the blades manage to somehow interlock properly into each other when both are spinning at 4000 rpm in opposite directions, there will be a violent explosion of energy.

the bay blade being quite for a second to lure them in was a remarkable tactic

damn that thing really tried to make it out the door on almost every attempt lol also really weird that the most stable spin was when the center shaft unscrewed itself and was spinning wildly off center 😅

18:18 Darwin award in the making.

Appreciating the fact that he pulls the engine to start the sawblade like you would with a beyblade

I love how this is easily the most dangerous item he has made, and yet, he keeps coming back to it, and I absolutely love it 😂😂

I love how he welds with no shoes and to provoke everyone he put a gas canister close to him. Real legend

If you want the thing to walk across the room, then you’ll want to make the tip have an irregular shape. Asymmetry can help. It can have some symmetry, but perfectly symmetrical tips make very stationary designs.

I still have those wheelchair motors... should smash the two together and make this thing remote controlled 😳

The act of hammering in the screws, then also the cut to turn the board around with the screws switched. You, my friend, are a genius about things that most people probably won't even catch.

I love that this is dangerous enough to make him wear shoes

12:01 bruh, that's not dead that's straight up mummified💀

The "I did a thing foot scale" is like the "Wafflehouse scale". Code green is when he's wearing nothing on his feet, which means it's safe to moderately dangerous. Code yellow is when he's wearing some sort of footwear, which means something exceptionally dangerous is going. And code red is when his feet are gone, which is the sign of some serious apocalyptic event starting in his garage.

I don't think anyone on this planet has ever stood in a room with decapitated naked women mannequins, a table cut in half, and a giant saw spinning at 700km/hr. Good job 👏

Fun fact: using a flatter tip is actually how real Beyblades become "attack" type, very fitting for this build

As a beyblade fan, this has to be one of the scariest attack types I have ever seen/heard throughout my entire life. The fact that it made that sound... bro, I don't know what it is, but the sound it made, the only thing I could think of was "RUN FOR YOUR LIFE." I had to lower the volume cause it scared the shit out of me.

Can confirm, that bass amp is a safer safety shield than anything acrylic.

Honestly its scary how he is obviously very smart with mechanics and engineering but he uses his knowledge for absolute chaos and I love it, keep up the amazing work

Man I love IDAT... I'm so damn depressed getting a laugh is task usually. But the quips with this guy never fail, every video is just a barrage of bits and skits, by 44s in I'm already chuckling. Good stuff, true feel good shit.

you'll win every match with this

I appreciate that Alex is a good enough host that he shelters his mates behind him when testing dangerous inventions. It would be REALLY hard to explain to the hospital why your mate is amputated at the ankle, but I feel like Alex is probably a regular by now so they won't even bat an eye

The sheer fact that he Nailed the board onto the wall using screws is why this is the best RU-vid Channel.

He’s one cancer diagnosis away from becoming jigsaw

Whoever is responsible for the music on this channel was absolutely on one at the 13:00 mark. That worked perfectly.

How this guy is still among the living is truly one of the greatest miracles of the 21st century.

The 3rd attempt was curiously beautiful, because it demonstrated just how much force of motion can be put into not-exactly-large object, and retain itself over a lengthy period of time, despite the object being mostly 'stationary'. And despite that it probably had enough force to immedeately tear of your hand if you had touched it. Physics can be fascinating. And scary. And fascinating.

I think the biggest takeaway from all of this is there is a reason you were supposed to use beyblades in the little stadium they had. Otherwise it just stays in one spot. I understand you are putting it to rest but I wish you would make a second giant beyblade and then release them both into a sloped arena at the same time to see who would win

I love the fact that the video could have been summed up in you making a new trash can that would fit the beyblade

16:00 That mannequin head on the left knows what’s coming.

I'm not sure if Austrailia has its own version of Battle Bots, but if it does, IDAT needs to join that league, at least for one video, before getting immediately banned from the competition for life due to making something too dangerous.

I honestly couldn't have picked a better day than yesterday to discover your channel and binge the Beyblade two parter for the 1st time

Ngl the sound of the wind howling through how freakin fast the Beyblade spins got my spine chilling, and the way their pure reaction of panic when the Beyblade bangs the wall is just straight hillarious af.

19:39 The way it quickly destroys everything and then appears to sprint out of frame as if to go destroy the rest of the world in a flash is too great 😂

If you think about all things that have ever existed, this invention could be the most dangerously useless to ever exist. Good job. Nice work.

"It's got rafters for the beyblade to hang from" is such a dark horse of a sentence. Out of context or tucked away nonchalantly in a list it's far from the craziest thing you say in this video, but it was the mental image of your monstrous beyblade from hell dangling, spiderlike, from the ceiling rafters waiting to drop that finally snapped everything into place. Please never stop.

This man is a national treasure. On an unrelated note, I did NOT expect the dead Kangaroo.

max speed sounds like it’s about to tear a hole in reality

Scariest part is that it didn't cut stuff in half. It bludgeoned stuff in half. It basically did what Mark Rober's rocket powered golf club would do if it had less limitations and was made of steel

Hearing metal spinning at multiple thousand rpm is crazy. I will never forget hearing the weapon of a combat robot I helped design for the first time. It was both terrifying and exciting.

While I understand wanting to go out in a blaze of glory, I think that thing would have taken the walls down around it before it even came close to destroying itself lmao. Absolutely horrifying. Props to Hamilton for being able to stick around even after he saw the sheer amount of damage it can do haha

I have a condition called Hyperacusis. I can hear noises which most people can’t, like the electrical hum in power adaptors. It sounds like they’re right inside my ear even if I’m 40 or 50 feet away. I wanted to share that your beyblade spinning up made made some truly psychotic sounds that probably only me and dogs could experience. Even before it started making the crazy helicopter noise at higher rpm, it was making my left ear buzz.

I like your unique personality of having no regard for your own safety right up until you're doing the stupid thing and then you jump and hide and run like a person who understand life is finite. It's an entertaining duality, thank you.

13:40 Man discovers the wheel, 4,000 B.C. colourised

The next obvious step would be to build a second one and let them decide in a fight which one will conquer the world

Making a crossbow that shoots wedges for easy woodworking would be interesting

I like how you always stayed behind your mate's back, you're a good buddy.

19:31 I can tell you, having a almost 1 meter stone cutting blade, run a full speed, is similarly terrifying. Only that is was my job to put my hands about 5 cm from it🤣 My head wasn't much further of either, since i had to check where it hits the stone😁

You're driving down the highway, moderate traffic. You just passed a a logging truck when the back door of a black van ahead of you opens. A man in a black ski mask. My god. It's the terror one. And he has one of these things reving up in the back of a Dodge Promaster. It's zero hour... Your move, hotshot.

18:44 the look on Hamiltons face is that of man thinking "what on earth have i done"

17:12 sounds like my pc running full rtx settings

I thought that was a car outside, not the spinning bayblade of death! 16:08

im an aircraft mechanic, if the beyblade is actually the approaching the speed of sound the loud helicopter noise could be from the tip speed exceeding the speed of sound and essentially creating mini sonic booms. Also with airplanes propellers they almost never exceed the speed of sound but when they reach their maximum rpm the weight they experience due to centrifugal force can exceed several tons, so there was a very real possibility of the beyblade exploding outwards into some very not good shrapnel.

Imagine being a urban explorer and then walking into this in the middle of the night 15:29

Anyone else extremely curious about the differences between normal and hexagonal springs. Like, does it affect the spring rate or return? Is it more likely to break at the bends, or is it stronger due to the nature of hexagons?

16:17 Achtung! They're coming!

You know a moment is good when it gets the "Most replayed" mark instead of the Sponsor.

12:00 ayyo wtf

Between the hype music turning up, and insane speed, I knew we were bouta get the results we wanted 14:42

I love how he takes everything you're not supposed to do and does them so instead of having to be told why and imagining what would happen we can actually see it. It's been a while since I've seen a longer of his videos and I sure have missed them, between his experiments that require a lot of intelligence, ability, and imagination he adds a hilariously pretend dumb narration that never fails to make me laugh. Every upload he wins the internet of the day, week, month, year, and is a top nomination to win the lifetime award as soon as I figure out the life of what. 😅😂🤣

This beyblade can kill 7 princesses? Xehanort has entered the chat.

"we thought we'd better be safe and we put a single brick in the way." The way this man does every video is so funny, i love watching them every time a new one comes out

15:41 Imagine watching this clip without any context of this video.

Man, what a thing. I'm pleased you finaly got it working the way you wanted. I wonder if with some further engineering you could damp the resonance the rig experienced and get the whole thing a lot smoother.

The way they all run like a bunch of cats when the horrid thing drops is fucking hysterical.

There is SO MUCH energy in that blade when it’s spinning. It’s actually terrifying to think about being anywhere near

6:48 "Schubert - das ständchen" amazing song. haven't heard it in years ^^ thanks for reminding me

16:37 I live near a naval air station and this is what the sound reminded me of

You just really wanted to get all the British monarchists on your case with that Diana joke lol

7:40 love that he drew on his wall for the last video’s thumbnail That’s real dedication right there

I'm 10 seconds in and already experiencing the sheer terror of holding a giant, weighted saw blade over naked feet.

Next time you should put bells or a whistle on the blades so you can hear it as it spins, you know like an Aztec death whistle. It’ll definitely make the noise better!

I never expected to spend my morning watching the Bayblade trilogy, I'd say it earned a ride off into the sunset, but that nightmarish thing might cut it in half too.

I think this might be one of the most dangerous things you’ve built. I’ve had the unfortunate luck first hand of seeing what a circular saw does to an exposed kneecap, I can only imagine what this would do to your feet

18:32 you're lucky it didn't spin through the door while your back was turned

I can't imagine what this man would come with if someone hired him to create actual weapons

8:46 this image got 1000% better once I noticed you two hiding in the corner of the room. At first I just assumed you were doing this from the hallway

10:40 You know this guy is a genius when he peeks through a transparent glass instead of hiding behind it for safety.

Hey, I'm really glad to see you increased your safety gear by wearing shoes for the second test. Those feet are a national treasure and MUST be protected! _(at least to _*_some_*_ degree...)_

It’s all about chances. And that thing escaping the room and killing you in a fraction of a second was definitely a chance.

if possible id love to see more hamilton ngl, he fit in really well.

12:00 that is a dead kangaroo. wasn't expecting that.

I wonder what former battle bot safety inspector, William Osman would have to say about this. Fucking awesome man, terrifyingly awesome, don't cut yer leg off please!

Bro this is art. As a science student I liked art but in a different way, Artistic imagination were always mixed up with experiments. You combine them both beautifully. It is everything I imagined as a kid. Thanks for making these videos.