Awesome Chain Reaction - Sticks Weave
- Posted on 03 May, 2019
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- By Anonymous
How to weave craft or popsicle sticks to make a really cool chain reaction. Make the Cobra weave, then pull a stick out to start the reaction. Watch as it all destroys itself.
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Today, I'm gon na show you how to weave together sticks to make a really cool chain reaction like this. I'M using these are large style wooden, craft sticks or popsicle sticks, which you can buy online or from a craft store start by taking three of them. Lay one end of the bottom one over the top of the middle one like this, then take the third one slide it over the bottom one and underneath the top one like this once you've done this, they won't quite sit flat on the table. They'Ll be sort of propping each other up next, take another stick and this time slide it underneath the bottom stick and over the top one the opposite way round to the last one. We did hold them in place and thread to the next stick underneath and over. Like this, then repeat, the process tucking. The next stick in here make sure it's all firmly weaved together and you should have something which looks like this: carry on taking sticks and weaving them under and over to grow the chain. You will need to use one hand to hold it down to stop it all springing apart. When you add a new stick, it holds the last one in place, so you can slide your hand up as the chain gets longer. It does take a little bit of practice when you want to stop just tuck the last stick under bring it across and tuck it under the stick on the other side to hold in place and that's how to weave all the sticks together, you can see it Actually forms quite a rigid structure and if I'm really careful, I can pick up the whole thing and even twist it around to detonate it. We simply need to unclip the original corner here and what what happens? Pretty cool huh. We release the stored energy. We created by bending the sticks and get this amazing chain reaction as it tears itself apart. Watching it slowed down, is really quite spectacular, they're pretty simple to make and once you've made a few. It just takes some practice once you've got the start sorted. It'S just a case of adding more sticks to the weave. I definitely recommend holding it. This way around see what happened when I held it like this. But what is really cool is we can actually angle and manipulate the weave to go around corners for this one? I built a big u-shape on the table and I pinned it together. You can see how the weave changes on the corner. It really has turned quite a sharp corner and when I detonate it it's over in the blink of an eye slowing it down, we can see that the speed at went around the corner actually flipped over the back section of the weave, pretty crazy huh. I wanted to try this with regular sized lollies or popsicle sticks. You can see, they are significantly shorter. It just seemed to be springing apart without being able to hold it, so I'd definitely suggest using the larger sticks. I would also suggest making one on the floor. This gives you more space and, if you're doing it on a carpet, it makes it even easier to push the new stick underneath to extend the weave. If you want to have a break, you can hold the weave down with a weight and resume when you're ready. I finished this one off when I'd built a nice long train all the way across the floor, but when I detonated it, I didn't realize the door had swung over the top this kind of stopped it in its tracks. Until I opened the door off it, pretty cool to see, though, and slowing down the footage of it is really fun you, I hope, you've enjoyed watching this video. If you want to see more, you can click on the links or take a look at my youtube. Channel page stay safe, have fun, and, as always, thanks for watching
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DaveHax: Check out these Awesome Science Experiments here: https://youtu.be/eiKNcRAyAEE
Chloe: he's the only one i know that can say "pretty cool huh?" without it getting old
Goats With Wigs: Dominos: I can make a chain reaction by falling over in satisfying chains Popsicle Sticks: Hold my beer
Joshua Siriban: I did this But.. Note: Don't use long matches
What the What the 911: I love how you keep the sticks together with stress Just like me
Julie Mittel: Any object: **exists** Dave hax: _pretty cool, huh?_
Phoenix: No one: DaveHax: I used the sticks to stick the sticks to the sticks Edit: been a year so time to add more sticks to stick the sticks to the sticks to stick sticks to sticks so we can stick the sticks to the sticks that stick sticks to sticks sticking sticks to sticks using sticks
DeathsHood: Many years ago, my older brother stuck several dozen popsicle stick spring-things together into a rough sphere and handed it to me. Being 5 and never having seen the spring-things before, I thought it was the coolest thing ever, until it was actually in my hands and exploded rather violently in my face, pelting me with flying popsicle sticks. We suffered a lot of trust issues for a while after that, lol.
Lisa Knobel - A Joyful Noise: Very interesting to watch after I had just watched a video on how a bead chain creates a similar effect of rising above it's starting point when it is released out of a glass. May a collaboration video to come?
ZeroHour lite: The good thing is that I can effortlessly enjoy watching it in this video and do not have to do it myself!
Brayancraft gamer Lopes: Funny thing to show for my grandma, thanks Dave.
OneGreenSeaTurtle: Imagine doing this in STEM class and everyone is just confused to what happened
HUFF N PUP: Thank you for this tutorial. I’ve been wondering how this was done cause I see this trick being used in Domino rallies.
CooperJ: It has nearly been 4 years since I’ve seen this dude. This is nostalgic
Tom Eye The SFM guy: I remember taking every popsicle stick in my house and doing this with my sisters all day in my room.
FoxinaboX: My grandma is coming to town this 16th and I’ve been finding fun things to do with her, I found only your vids, because you where my childhood, so thanks
Ju1-js: Nice cobra weave! They are also super satisfying when you make them super long!
Crystals Corner: Me can weave a intricate basket with cheap dollartree popsicle sticks: “easy as pie- or cake” Me trying to weave a popsicle stick chain reaction that ten times easier: “what’s this witchcraft-“
it is me: I do this with my grandpa when I was like 6 and it still is so fun
John Brownwood: Love the wave form at 7:07
Nerdling: This is the closest thing we have to real life magic.
michael lavery: I did this with 60,000 iron girders. Unfortunately my video camera malfunctioned, but the spectacle was spectacular, as you witnessed in your example.
Yisan Chong: It worked!!! Thank you so much!
Ictoan: Fleas: I can jump the highest! Grasshoppers: No i can!!! ???: Amateurs Grasshopper and flea: Whats that?!? Popsicle sticks: Amateurs
Logan Lopez: This is just so relaxing and satisfying for some reason
TheCABOOSEShow: That was cool, I’m definitely trying this
Will The Champion of buses 32: Amazing video Dave!! Thanks for showing us!!!
Honhaven Gaming: That's pretty cool!!! It is forming a wave like structure that's awesome!!
Yuck Science: Really awesome! I'm a total fan of your videos! :-)
Best Places To Visit: This looks awesome in slow motion!
OrangeApple Mania: I used to always make stick weaves as a kid but I never got that satisfying chain reaction
Nawf Pawz: When you made a large card stack then someone poke and accidentally destroy it 5:15 *pretty crazy, huh?*
QuackForBred: I remember I would always stay up all night just watching these types of videos
Littletrev45: Me and my brother used to make mini versions of these with 5 sticks and we’d throw them at each other and we had so much fun
PeanutBee12: Thanks I have to do a school project and make a simple chain reaction and know I know what to do. Thanks!
Super HD’s world: Wow! That is the coolest thing I ever seen!
Hoppydylan: Still has the “Pretty Cool Huh?” Line Edit: WHYS THIS BLOWIJG UP NOW A YEAR LATER MY OHONES LITERALLY DYING IT DOUVLED THE LIKES IN A DAY
DanksterPaws: Damn this is only one year old? I couldve sworn I saw this video when I was 8 and I can even remember doing this many many many many times. Like I would make weird shapes with them and throw them into the wall to explode
ATI Hpss-64: Love how the very last stick always gets yeeted backwards
Soaches: I wonder what went through the mind of the person who invented this. - Okay so I'm going to weave a.. *Nudges bottom stick* - No. NO NO NONOONOOO - Okay let's do that again. That was dope.
Evan Landis: What if you loop into end to the other... And somehow weave the ends together without it breaking.
RyanP3756: I've seen that with domino's but not with Popsicle sticks Very cool Dave
ƵØMBØRǤ: The one going in a U shape made me wonder if it was possible to make a stable one by connecting the end back to the beginning in a circle.
Eshraq: Thank you, thank you so much it's very helpful
Yisan Chong: This video made me excited to make the same snapper!
Tilak Gupta: he's the only one i know that can say "pretty cool huh?" without it getting old
• 🎀 𝑅𝒶𝓋𝑒𝓃 🎀 •: 6:28 i was looking i thought it would end soon but it kept going and going wow he made it so long haha nicely done!
Thor-x86: This can be a physics research and has potential to solve bridge's problem
Nova: 0:05 Introduction ———————————— 0:30 How to make it ———————————— 3:05 How to make them do the chain reaction
CF 3300: Imagine framing a house with a scaled up version of this.
Social Awk: Imagine building one long stick weave thingey through your house
Qobble: I remember doing this in cub scouts brings back memories :)
For YouTube: The most awesome tutorial i have ever seen
ZM1306: When I was a kid I was shown star-shaped kinetic bombs with the regular (small) popsicle sticks. Then throw them like grenades. If I remember rightly, take the shape from :50 and add two more sticks.
Max Lington: people saying he can say "pretty cool huh?" without getting old but the comment section will never get old
Max Kimpland: Funny thing about this video... The same thing was done on The Big Bang Theory, and it looked really cool and fun, but now, thanks to this video, I can make one at home
Silpi Dalui: Others: let's use this stick to make ice cream This guy: Let's do chain reaction
Dr Bingie: I’m going to do this to my friends for a Christmas prank.
Saeed Alawadhi: Thanks I needed it for my science project we are doing chainreactions
Tedreal: Pretty cool huh! I wanna see 1 hour of this chain reaction
Lunalgaleo: This is SO cool!
Miss Swiss: I can imagine that while you weave with sticks, the sticks charge up either slowly or rapidly, ready to burst out that trapped energy. I'm either wrong or right, can someone correct me?
HelloHi: I remember back in school we always do a house made of popsicle you can pick it up and its still intact.
CaptainNerd: Basically a "Prince Rupert's tear" made of sticks instead of silica molecules...
DarthKratos: So if you made a circle it will never break?
Lint Edgybun: Schools looking at me as they assign so much homework that it takes years to do. “Watch this amazing chain reaction as it tares itself apart”
Phong Huynh: This channel now reminds me of my childhood, it's been years, and I'm tearing up
notperson: me: little brother i want to keep watching this because it's so cool! little brother:ugh why? me: it literally breaks the laws of physics!(i know it doesn't) little brother:ugh me:it's basically illegal little brother(suddenly interested)
Commander Rowboat: 100% recomend this is so cool!
wizeird: the door holding it down is a neat thing. i'm picturing this being held down by a gate with the stick chain going along a path through a backyard, garden, etc you could very lightly sprinkle dirt/dust/sand whatever the path is made of over it to hide it. then when someone opens the gate it would be as if they spooked a ghost as the chain would go off lifting a cloud of dust quickly along the path.
Ennou: Use it to see if someone used the door, make a short one, locking it under the doors and if someone uses the door it springs off
Nargis&Ñãgrįś 1987 2.2: Thank you for helping me learning
Yart: Idea: Make a stick weave but instead of sewing it shut on both sides tuck a unstable side under a door to scare the soul out of whoever comes into the room (Note: this only works correct if they PULL the door)
chloe: This adds a whole new meaning to “I’ll snatch your weave”
Sidarthus: I remember making these in school lol
Gira R: Imagine taking hours making this and then one stick comes undone and the whole thing is immediately destroyed
Aiden M: I used to make these, I called it a stick bomb. It was time consuming but satisfying as hell
VaporeonVortex: but what happens if you loop the chain around and attach the ends together?
ProbablyNaz: Thanks Dave, your vid got rid of my insomnia
Rahman Elahi: someone sees the chain reaction: dave hax; pretty cool huh
Doodmydood • 48 years ago: THIS IS _AWESOME_
Can't find a Creative Name: You must have had a lot of free time to be doing this
VaporeonVortex: someone should make a world record category for "worlds longest stick weave"
Sugar Cafe: Omg this is what i am finding when i was a kid now i just found it i am so happy
Pan Diaxik: 6:46 put the chain under an almost closed door and it will fall apart when someone will try to open the door. If you put a bell just over the chain it will be an interesting alarm
Oliver G: Awesome! It’s so cool! It’s a wave but stick’s!
LUM1NOUSXD: old dave hax: pretty cool huh. Future dave hax: Pretty crazy huh.
IDenti-D: Ah. Now I completely understand how this works. Lmao onky 10 years later
Omie: Make a chain reaction with popsicle sticks they said It’d be fun they said
Christmas Snow: I think if they were in different colors that would make it easier to see, but it's a nice demonstration.
lysol whipps: The sticks: *when the chain reaction starts*- Everybody do the wave!!
Dr. MeadStufer: We will never forget, “Pretty cool huh?”
Jeoffrey Moraga: "Pretty cool huh?" "Pretty crazy huh?" "Pretty cool to see tho"
Biscut Boi: The stick weave is basically my life.
Mouritsen farm’s: 20 minutes of work and 5 seconds of fun
Tristan Tayaban: 5:22 Dave Hax:. *-I WANTED TO TRY IT WITH THESE LOLI OR POPSICLE STICKS-* me: I see....so your a man if culture as well
Zayed Sabit: It's really amazing
ZABANIX: Now I interested to make "the longest stick wave"
Salaar Atif: he protecc he attacc but most importantly.. *PRETTY COLL HUH*
JemiLee DaBear: Hey, something pretty cool to do during quarantine.