Hey All! Congrats to the winner of the scope giveaway Mr. Lukas F. And thank you everyone for sticking around!

i’m amazed this man still has all 10 fingers the way he uses his tools

Seeing this guys using a hacksaw and a side grinder, made my anixey amp up.

5:25 Mehdi: I don’t want to cut the belt Also Mehdi: *proceeds to cut everything else instead*

friends: "so what do you do?" electroboom: "i electrocute myself in front of camera and the people in side it laugh, now where is your breaker box?"

His work with power tools scares me

2:32 finger finger FINGER DUDE OMFG!

I'm glad that you mentioned that it took a whole week to build this. Watching youtubers build cool stuff can be a little disheartening sometimes, because I feel like there's no way I'd be able to build things anywhere near the speed and efficiency that they do it at. It made the whole process seem doable.

"What time is it?" "Took me around a week and a half"

Wife: Honey we've been burgled, they've stolen all the kitchen bowls and some of my leggings! EBoom: Never mind that, look at this Spark Machine!

“these two ikea bowl in the van de graff section” lmao that made my day

How on earth does he have all his fingers. This is so close to going wrong all the time. He has angels watching over him.

13:37-13:42 "So at the end of the video, I'll give away 117 inches of-- No." I don't know why, I've been repeatedly coming back to this video just for that part lol.

13:37 *"so at the end of the video i will give away 117 inches of.. no."* i love this

8:39 "My panty hose got caught in the crack and was torn apart." 😂

13:41 when it is time for online classes.

I love how this guy could completely be making up everything he says and I would have no idea

I get anxiety when I see him handle tools, like saws or drills

This is probably the safest thing you made.

I like how he lets us know how long it actually took instead of making it look like 5 mins. Cos I always try out a project and get frustrated when I can't finish it in 15 mins like in the video

"Some people want large cars and I just like my arcs large." My go to line from now on, for everything odd that I like

With the way he handles those tools, it's a miracle he's still in one piece.

This is actually the most normal video on his channel.

0:37 Very great song, I bet the first time I listen to it, it'll be stuck in my head for weeks

11:47 I like large arcs and I can not lie You other brothers can't deny

3:38 its so fun to see him just have a good time

In some countries "Gymnasium" refers to a kind of high school.

Makes me appreciate the value and convenience of having a proper workshop in which to build my projects.

I’ve been sitting on the menu screen of my game for hours because I can’t stop binging your stuff. Subbed for sure.

9:28 This dude is straight up sawing on top of a microwave plate. Why though?? lmao

Totally safe cutting wood on lap with a jigsaw 😂😂😂 funny enough i'm not surprised anymore . Keep making awesome stuff!

My brother and I built a simple, but fairly successful, van der Graff generator while in high school nearly *fifty(!) years ago.* As I remember it, he did most of the work (he was *13* at the time!). He submitted it for a science fair at his school, and then I *re* submitted it as a senior year physics project at *my* school. As I remember it, we mounted two large empty wooden thread spools at the top and bottom, *inside* of a 3" O.D. clear PVC tube. We got our ideas from a Scientific American collection of science fair projects published in the early sixties. The book also contained homebrew plans for a device to demonstrate NMRI, as well as a *particle accelerator!*

Jokes apart, love the way you explain things and the excitement you have in your videos....really love you

14:54 Mace Windu's death

If you told me this guy has a Ph.D in electrical engineering, I wouldn't be surprised. If you told me he had literally no idea what he was doing and was just following a wikihow, I still wouldn't be surprised.

You are very good at what you do ElectoBOOM. It's an enjoyable mix of learning and fun.

Its really amazing how you make this things and experiment with math and science. Keep up the good work

Electroboom, Great build. your brushes rubbing on the belt causes the belt to become more and more conductive in time. The brushes are actually optimal when a 1/4 inch away from the belt. The brushes pick up charge via electrons flying off the belt, not by physical contact.The rubbing brushes will lower performance drastically, and, shorten the lifespan of the belt. Hope this helps! Another thing that can help increase spark length, is add an internal heater at the base of the tower. Seems like a bunch of work, but just an extra hour or so to put it in. Thanks for the video (and I usually spend a full week on my episodes as well, but just dress the same every time to give appearance of a one day film)

13:38 best giveaway ever!

amazing you take us on your journey of failures and then success, encourages designers to keep pushing past temporary failures

So much effort. I loved this video and your dedication to efficiency :D

How to use tools the least safe way possible (Ft. ElectroBOOM) would be a better title

The time and effort and almost finger sacrifices it took 😭 he's so precious

I love how you explain all of this...its makes me not bored 😂

I don't care if your videos are 2 hours long, I'll watch without a problem

I just love the juxtaposition of a highly educated professional appearing utterly incompetent.

14:52 dedication man! finally u get your satisfactory arcs!!

Thanks Mehdi I learned so much things from you

He has balls..he is sacrificing his wife's stuff in the name of science...huge respect 🙏...and nobody will go without saying Amen for this guy 💪🏽

"What time is it?, yeah took me about a week." Oh

Dear god, I’m praying you bless this man. His use of power tool sooo carelessly is either a demonstration on how skilled he is or his hate for his hands and fingers. Bless him father. Lmao 😂

amazing amazing, as always your way of presenting the information is sooo fulfilling and funny, you are a genius

10:21 is there so much energy in the arcs, that the ground bowls get moved?!

1:23 "Buthole" 13:38 Sounds like a commercial 2:32 I think his finger will get chopped

When you actually learn more at home rather than school.

What a roller-coaster... One of the best channels on KZfaq!

2:33 it looks like he's chopping his finger off!!

Hayya! This took a while to build, but now I can zap freely! You can subscribe and post your thoughts and ideas at www.reddit.com/r/electroboom

the night begins to shine! love your vids keep up the great work.

Delighted you kept going with this video!! Far from forgiving you, I THANK YOU!

0:37 makes me ask what I'm doing with my life rn

*_Pantyhose Protector_* Never in my life I thought I would get to hear this phrasing.

I’ve seen this so many times I can just watch it again it’s that entertaining and interesting

Thank you very much for this astonishing experiment because it is possible to perform at home.

12:00 i whould never give up till i had thunders lol.. this guy is " the man"

Such a showcase of skills! Carpentry, plumbing, metalwork, tailoring, and ⚡️⚡️⚡️

Its good and entertaining to watch a person Who know s what they are doing Learned a lot

@6:30 I always liked those Van De Graf sections in IKEA 😂. Strikingly beautiful designs with those Våndegräff bowls 😄

11:03 You nailed it 😂😆😆😂😂❤👍👍👍

holy shit how does this dude still have all his fingers 4:06...

You're absolutely amazing sir!

The generator was one of my favorites years ago. The first one I made was just a test of materials... soup can for the collector,thread spools for pulleys ,a small motor and a wide rubber band. To my surprise (physics applied here) the spools had to be reshaped to a convex shape,as a simple parallel shape or a concave shape allowed the rubberband to roll up and off the pulleys. It worked. But,I never went to making a larger model complete. I bought 2 LARGE stainless steel mixing bowls to cut to shape for the collector and the problem arose ... soldering them together ( I had no welder to do the job) . Soldering wouldnt do it. I quit and began making a huge tesla coil, starting with a neon sign transformer of 15.5Kv It created such voltage and field that Ali that ran the small store downstairs was yelling up to my apartment window complaining that his store fluorescent were turned off but were still flashing on n off. I was amazed because I didnt have a Faraday's cage to get into for protection,and still,I created a field of that strength. And Im still alive.

I just watched a full 5 minute add to support the channel

The music playing at 7:00 is B.E.R - The night begins to shine Good stuff

My man could use some simple shop-class safety tips with saws and power tools.. i especially liked when you where sawing your pipe in half and using a SLA battery as a block to cut against... LOVE IT! thanx for the great video :)

man, night begins to shine is one of my fav songs, brings back so many memories

Triboelectric effects, not to be confused with Tribal electric effects, wherein electrons band together to form primitive societies for the purpose of hunting, agriculture, and trade.

Did he cut that pipe on top of a battery?

Watching your videos I was always amazed how you were still alive, but seeing how you work with tools, I'm amazed you have any fingers left

Amazing work

I love how he does all of this sitting in the same seat

2:32 You don't care very much about your *fingers* do you?

I luv this guy, he is skilled and very entertaining. He’s definitely funny and I think his channel is fantastic!!

All you need in you tube world is Electroboom Big Clive & Photoninduction. And lets not forget the amount of hard work involved in editing these videos too 👍

Honest tho, I can’t describe how much fun I have when watching you. I wish I had a physics teacher like you in high school.

I love it when he does all of this in a crampy room

hello past mehdi! great video as always. if you use a roller that is slightly thicker in the middle, stretchy physics magic should keep the belt centered during use

You're ufcking amazing! How have I not seen you before?! This is awesome

“Back to my wife’s drawer”

10:55 My favorite moment 😂

Thank you for your videos your videos are true and you yourself are entertaining making this education and a benefit for all

thank for you video...... congratulation from Ecuador - Ambato I Hector

Cutting wood on his leg using a mechanical saw what the worst could happen 😂 4:00

Now, I realized how hard you're working man. Keep up the good work EB

I love the use of "Night Begins to Shine" in this episode!! 😂❤

I'm a 16, a high school student. I'm learning a lot (electrical engineering, not the bad words, thanks to the beeps) from your videos. Keep making good stuff (Don't forget to include the beeps). Love from Pakistan

"I like my arcs large!" -- That's a good T-shirt slogan. ^^

i like ur dedication towards ur work big fan sir!!!

Yours funny way to do the projects and elxplaining are amazing good going bro I subscribed your channel 👍

A classic example of how trial and error can lead to a good outcome/finished project if you keep trying. Well done, Mehdi. 👍