Working "Stealth" Webshooters

Introduction

- One of my Instagram followers suggested I become Spiderman as a joke, so I designed these webshooters!

- This version was loosely based off the webshooters in Andrew Garfield's version of The Amazing Spiderman:

- The crown is pressable and turns too!!!

Features

- 2 ways to shoot the web - by pressing the button or tying a “trigger loop” to activate the button (as shown in gif)

- Shoots about 1m away (2 if you flick your wrist as you shoot)

- Includes a “Winder” tool to help you neatly wind the cord back after shooting

- If you find winding the coil too tedious, it will still work without the cord attached to the “Crown Dial” - Basically just shoots the projectile without the cord

Required Tools

- Wire cutters (for trimming spring lengths) - Not needed if you buy 50mm springs from the start

- Super glue (cyanoacrylate)

- Lighter (optional for sealing knots as you can use glue instead)

- Sewing kit (for sewing elastics for wrist mount)

- Tweezers (recommended to make tying knots easier)

Hardware Required (Per cartridge & Wristband) Maker's Supply VersionNotes Third Party Equivalent (my local online store - Shopee)

1x BB018 Spring (7x150)mm

You'll need to trim the springs to 50mm 7x50mm Springs 2x BB005 Spring (7x12)mm 7x10mm length springs will work as well 7x12mm Springs 4x AA108 Screws (3x8)mm

Screw length between 5mm to 12mm will work) 3x8 self tapping screws 9x CA006 Magnet (5x3)mm Bambu Store magnets are weaker but will work

5x3mm N52 Magnets 1x MF001 Nylon Cord (2m per cartridge) Nylon cord reduces tangling but any ~0.5mm cord should work

Nylon Cord 25mm Elastic Band (Unavailable in Maker's supply)Sewing is reccommended- N/A25mm Elastic Band

Step-by-step guide + Video

Step 1: Support Removal

Parts with supports:

- Button Cover

- Body

- Button

Step 2: Glue magnets

- Alignment is pretty self explanatory, just make sure they attract to each other.

Step 3: Glue “Tube” to "Body"