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  • Nice work!!!! You trapped the other guy....

  • Nice done!

    I've been thinking about doing one myself for a while now. Thinking I'm going to use trip wire and remote control by using an old servo I have laying around :) Good range that way. Would love having a motion sensor but I'm not that skilled with electronics :/ Anyway, thanks for the inspiration and again, good work!

  • FUCKING BADASS

  • This video is great but why no how to guide video

  • claymore is for lowlife unskilled gtfo

    

  • Can you sell me a type three for around 70 bucks cash?

  • @commander187 not gonna happen, I'm not making these to sell

  • very nice word, dude^^

  • Damn

  • Dude tats live I espically like the motion sensor

  • Awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eeeeeeeeeeeeeee....that's amazing ur a fricken genius

  • I wont one but looks to tricky to make sell them on eBay and I'll buy for at most £15

  • @GuFc1000 haha, I believe 15 pounds is converting into about $30 these days and there is not a chance one of these would get sold for that little. That barely covers half of the material expenses. I laugh at your ridiculous offer.

  • @GuFc1000 fantastic!! so, can you send me a video or similar thing about how make this claymore? thanks . sorry for my mistakes, i´m a spanish boy. if you ask this, i will give you my email for send me the instructions for make this. thanks again.

  • @vicase98 I will not be making a how to video

  • @22Goofball22 Ok, it doesn´t matter

  • Tuuyuutooooirrrrriiiiuaaaaalll­lk

  • Cool

  • Very nice! For improvement, I would suggest using a ultrasonic sensor since those work in the dark and using RC for the detonator. I'm actually thinking of building an array of these myself. Thanks for the circuit schematic, that will be quite handy.

  • thats awesome dude, pretty funny when guy walks infront of yer claymore in the woods, classic

  • Amazing design dude ,simply amazing

  • This is absolutely amazing, holy shit. You are a goddamn genius. I've been trying to develop some airsoft mines (both M18 Claymore styled and POMZ styled) and this is way more advanced than I would have ever considered. Everything is way easier said than done, and it must have taken you quite a while to get all that stuff working. Awesome job man.

  • And have you though of using peas or beans instead of pellets? They're less expensive than biopellets, still biodegrade, and you can grow your ammo for the claymores!

  • Pretty legit.  You have plans out for it?

  • This is awesome dude,how much would u sell one for if you made another?

  • Awesome job man, nice to see you learn from the previous versions and come up with such an awesome solution for their problems

  • Good job man

  • hello you can have the wiring diagram of the sensor?

    still very beautiful and compliments

  • nice like motion sencer

  • Freaking awesome!  One question, do you use ultrasonic or IR and which would you recommend?

  • This thing looks great, but after reviewing your video and the pictures on the link provided, i still have a question. Your motor is a rotating motor, how does that release the lever? I see some copper tube on the smaller arm where the safety pin attaches, but i don't understand how the motor releases it.

  • where can i get the motor,circuit board, and motion sensor?

  • @superstarz77 read video description and other comments

  • wow thats better than the 250 the airsoft companies sell

  • Dude that is cool and the guy in the in-game test would have been like "F##KING C#NT". nice job

  • this is like geek porn :D..... i like ^_^

  • how do you film the in game test??

  • @schwarzekartoffel24 how did you:D

    sry im german:D

  • Niceone man I'm just getting into air soft and have been watching slot of video and I got to say your is the best for mines XD well done great video

  • Dude that is awsome!! How long did it takr u to build it?

  • Can u put up one w/step by step instructions and materials

  • @TheLittleman512 no I will not be putting together a guide. The wiring schematic is in the link in the description and there are other comments you can read through. If you can't figure it out from those you really have no business tying to build this.

  • haha great

  • hey if you want ill buy that from you for bout 35

  • @JIMCASH11234 Add a zero to the end of that number and he might consider it. 35 dollars? really???? are you really that stupid???

  • have you tried makeing it more powerfull

  • Hey u should make me one?!?!?!?

  • awesome design man, mad props.

  • Amayzing claymore! I definitely want to try making one myself, would it be possible to get a wiring diagram form somewhere?

  • @Stegs365 there used to be one in the video description but it doesn't have the pics anymore. I will not be able to post a wiring diagram, however the motion sensor is a parallax PIR module. It's not overly difficult to figure out how to wire it up if you know what you're doing.

  • that is freaking unbelieable.....did u make this from scatch? im in the works of making my own out of an old security deposit box that drab olive. using same mouse traps and such but im thinking i dont have the expertice to make one with a remote or sensor so im going with a simple fishing line trip wire aproch

  • Make a vid on how to make it

  • AMAZING how much time did this take to figure out?????????

  • I think its cool but u have way to much time on ur hands

  • U cant even tell if its home made, and it u cant tell that its airsoft

  • from the thumbnail I thought it was a real claymore

  • Dude i wish i was tht smart lol

  • @22Goofball22 what is the sensor that you used, im really interested in this. Please reply

  • ill give you props

  • Dude that is sooooooo awesome... yes we really need a guide and/or diagram? did you draw any blue-prints? you could post those? or a link?

  • Epic!!! How much would you sell it for? (If you would ever sell it)

  • comment : )

  • honestly, ill just spend the extra money and get one for 150 with a remote. but yours still looks good though.

  • this is the coolest thing ive seen....great job

  • What are the dimensions for the v3 claymore of the box

  • @faceplant98 They're fairly similar to the dimensions of the real steel. I think the depth of the case is a little more than the real steel though.

  • best claymore video ive ever seen thumbs up

  • So how much money did you put into this? By the way, this is truly amazing. Better than all the other homemade claymores out there.

  • @GamerDingo I didn't keep track while I was building it, though I wouldn't have trouble rebuilding it for about $60-$80

  • @22Goofball22 That is a reasonable price compared to a store boughten claymore. I love how you have 3 ways of detonation, that is extremely practical and smart, rather than just have motion or tripwire.

  • I really want to make a few for my team can you make a guide please

  • @13Bmcg I'm really busy with alot of other stuff. A guide might be forthcoming in the future but definitely not in the near future.

  • Gould you give me a list of supplies and a digram air step by step guide in how to will pay money for a guide

  • Could you make a how to video

  • Very nice. love the multiple trigger options

  • can you make an how to make video? thankx if you do

  • Dude that's amazing

  • Planting claymore ... steps ... click click .... 3 kill streak ... Press right for Spy Plane HAHAHA ROFL

  • Hah aight man awesome claymore.

  • Awesome claymore that worked perfect and where did you get like the circuit the claymore ran off of?Please Comment back thanks

  • @ReavesProductions as I mentioned in the description for the video everything on this claymore was custom and hand built including the circuit board.

  • ok i am impressed lol and i am sure once more people see the video you will have alot of people wanting it and it looked like it worked great!!!! AWSOME

  • thats like really cool with the motion censor

  • wow,fucking sweet. enough said.

  • Ok sorry i recognized the link below, but how and what are you used for the "explosion"?

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  • Hello!

    I made a claymore like this, but i didn't see this video before. But I couldn't pull the trigger out with an electric motor. How do you solve this problem? Also what kind of circuit you used? I made an IR controlled mine. Can you help me? Can you send me the circuit you used?

    Thanks !(sorry about my english)

  • I would like 4 of them, in the precise way you made yours, with the exclusion of the trip wire. How much is this going to cost me?

  • @roddyp15 I'm not selling them, this model still has many problems and isn't ready to be sold. Furthermore I don't see myself ever making these to sell for profit, because trust me they're not cheap to make. All in all still less than retail but there still isn't a big enough profit margin for it to be worth my time.

  • this looks BOSS with A motion sensor???? thats even cooler

  • Another thing that would make this even cooler Is if the detonator was wireless

  • That is soo cool I want one but can u make it more refined and remove the tripwire.

  • for how many would you build me one too??

    

  • how long did it take you to make this and was it difficult?

  • dude thats soo cool. I do this stuff all the time, im working on a rocket right now and its something that no body has thought of yet. anyway can you give me a detailed descriptive of that claymore and the componets list and how to build it and what ever.

  • @1WildWilder my friend made a PVC rocket launcher. its awesome

  • Umm seriously how much do you want for it?????

  • When it goes off its like blyyahh!

  • that is so awesome!

    btw... was that a really someone in an actual game getting hit by it?

  • I have two words OVER KILL way to much but very nice i like and why have a motion sensor and trip wire they are pretty much one in the same please reply

  • @IisAtomik The difference between a motion sensor and a trip wire is that a motion sensor is faster to setup and doesn't tell friend from foe, whereas a trip wire takes significantly longer to setup and can easily be avoided if the location of the wire is known allowing freindlies to pass safely infront of the claymore. Not to mention when you're out in the field it never hurts to have options.

  • dude u should make alot more and sell them on ebay

  • U made this damn nice work

  • that's cool

  • niceeee! 

  • Toller Claymor hast ne anleitung für mich die du mir schicken kanst .Bitte

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  • Can u sell me one?

  • What kind of sensor did you use?

  • does it hurt?

  • dude that is beastly awsome...u should make a video on how to make it

  • i want one :D

  • that is not bad but how long will the things last if the batteries are low?

  • Hi Im tryin to make a basic one of these with a trip wire but am unsure of the locking pin connected to the trip wire i be very appreciative if you could let me know as soon as you can Thanks

  • that is amazing. that last one was genius!!!!!!! how did u think of that design it is awesome. 5 stars!

  • No way that is the coolest claymore I have yet to see you should really think about selling them. If you decide to make them send me a message I'll be happy to buy one or three

  • nice. do you have it in airsoft battles

  • dude thats nice. have you

     it in battles

  • dude soooo kool are u selling any cuziv been wanting a clay more for ever but there too expensive

  • nice noob hit

  • Awesome! I love it! Redwolf has one with a laser tripwire now, but I like your version with the motion sensor much better. How far does the motion sensor detect movement?

  • What does it run on?

  • @afor653 9Vs, watch the video and read the other comments

  • @22Goofball22 SIR YES SIR

  • i am wanting to make a claymore and i am still confused at how the remote detonator and the mechanical side of it works?

  • @jayhawksrox08 watch the video a couple of times, visit the link in the description, and read through some of the other comments.

  • @22Goofball22 Do you think you could list a components list ive looked thru the comments and the link but the list is kind of obscure.

  • @22goofball22 also a short explanation for the schematic explaining what the ]|I pyramid, VVV spacers , || crossbars and _ \_ bridge symbols stand for.

  • fuck you, i used to be proud of my own claymore before i saw this... now it looks just pathetic ;(

  • The in-game test was definitely the coolest part man. Way to go.

  • I am making a claymore and just finished my prototype but the only problem i have is a remote detonators

    any help?

  • @killerheadshot54 cannibalize an old RC car

  • @22Goofball22 i did that with my claymore, which i cant even look at after seeing this vid..

  • I am making a claymore and just finished my prototype but the only problem i have is a remote detonators

    any help?

  • I am making a claymore and just finished my prototype but the only problem i have is a remote detonators

    any help?

  • WOW! You should get an award or something!!! Good job!

    Is there any way you could make a list of all the necessary components? I'd like to give it a try...

    Maybe send me a message?

    Either way, I think this is so f@#$in cool!!!!

  • are u willingto sell them?

  • @wtf360101 not as of the moment.

  • Hey man thats awesome, one question though, what are the blue connectors on the circuit board and what do they do. And where can they be bought. Also how many volts did u use to power the motion sensor? Any help would be great, thanks!

  • @CavemanJoe67 everything for the circuit board was bought at Radio Shack. The blue connectors are for connecting the trip wire switch, motion sensor power switch, motor ect.. The motion sensor is running off a 9v but there is a 5Kohm resistor between the power and the sensor.

  • Awesome thanks, and sry but 3 more quick questions. I cant find a 60 microfarad capacitor, do u know another source other than radio shack or am i being retarted and cant find it on the site?, and which reed relay are u using, the .5a/12v or 1a/5v? and last question, concerning your circuit diagram, where is the 3rd switch (near the top hooked into the transistor) located on the claymore cause in your vid u only mention the 2 switches linked directly to the 555s? Thanks for your help!!

  • @CavemanJoe67 their are three switches for the 555 timer your talking about. One for the tripwire, one for the manual detonator, and the last one is the transistor which is turned on and off buy the motion sensor. The timing equation for 555 timers is 1.1 x R x C, where R is resistance and C is capacitance. just find a combination to suit your timing needs. And I'm using 5V reed relay, don't worry about running a 9V on it, it won't hurt it. Best of luck to you.

  • @22Goofball22 ok that makes more sense, lol. Thanks for all your help!!

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  • i´m interesting of how you made it.. i want to make one by my self to like that :D

    got any instructions for it?

  • @GentlemanLillePer if you go to the link in the description then there is photo of the circuit diagram. Which is easily the most complicated part. The rest of the claymore is realtively simple and self explanitory to build. read through the other comments as well for more information.

  • that was SICK! good kill

  • nice ive gotta make 1 of my own

  • hey man, i was wondering if you could tell me what to use for them because i really need to build some for my team.. or could you possibly sell me one?

  • @ArtificialCow I need a little more information on exactly what you're looking for. Are you asking for the types of building materials?

  • how did u make the kegs

  • I made them from 1/4" bar stock steel. spent about 15min. on the ol' belt sander to give them a point and put a couple of holes in them.

  • Mine used actual gunpowder charge. Buuuuuut I stoped using it after Mat had to pull out several BBs out of his thigh with a pocket knife.XD

  • Nice Claymore man.

  • pretty badass dude, great job! im just getting into airsoft and im definitely going to make one of these. i'll upload a video whenever i get it done. and thanks for providing the circuit diagram, that will help a lot.

  • Kudos dude, looks fantastic. However, every design can be improved on. My thoughts are gps transmitter and reciever because one of the main issues is finding them again after the game. Just some constructive thought process.

  • How much is the cost to build one? Would you ever consider selling them?

  • Well, this one actually cost alot. Probably almost as much as a retail calymore. However that is really because I had to buy alot of stuff that I didn't need because I wasn't sure exactly how I was going to make it.

    I could probably reproduce it for about 40-50 bucks. And that's really only because of the ciruit board.

    I probably wouldn't sell them. Unless I was helping out a local team or something. And then I would probably only ask that building expenses be covered.

  • I'm having trouble figuring out how the motor trips the lever. Can you please explain? Thanks again

  • The divider between the circuit board and the arms has a small piece cut out .  And there is fishing line tied to the motor that is run underneath the divider through the cutout and is then tied to the lever. So that way when the motor turns the fishing line pulls the lever down.

  • This is by far the coolest claymore I have ever seen anyone build. I can't wait to build one myself. Question. I know that V1 and V2 had housings made of wood. The housing for V3 looks alot different, what is it made out of ? Did you make it yourself or purchase it? Thanks in advance

  • It's made out of 1/4" plexiglass. I used a heat gun to soft it so it could be bent into the the cone shape. However an iron would proabaly work just aswell.

    I used epoxy to put it together.

  • hey dude! this is awesome! would you mind telling me how to make the electronics? this is the best ive seen. please do tell.

  • Check the link in the Description. If you scroll down there is a picture of the circuit diagram used on for the circuit board. I've made some modifications however, the circuit board now has a independent power supply from the motor and the motor runs off of one 9V and has a circuit breaker between the power and the motor. Good luck if you try and build one.

  • Pretty sweet!! It has to be the best homemade claymore I have seen!! Congrats!

  • What motion sensor did you use for your mine?

  • It's a Parallax PIR Module, got it from Radioshack for $10.

  • you should delay the time it takes to activate the claymore after the motion sesnor has been tripped, cuz i saw that as soon as your hand went into the view of the motion sensor, the claymore activated, but if it activated a second or two after the motion sensor detected movement, there would be a higher chance of it hitting its target.

  • but i havent tested it yet so maybe its perfect, just thought id give some feed back

  • actually I couldn't even imagine the odds going up with a delayed detonation.

    Think about it, if it was delayed the target could potentialy walk all the way through the line of fire before the claymore actually goes off. If anything it needs to be faster.

  • well i meant more for if its around a corner, cuz someone probably isnt going to be running around the corner, the claymore would just go off an he would jump back around the corner, but like i said i have no idea how well it works, i just thought id give you some advice.

    maybe an adjustable timer?

  • but ya your right, in most situations, the timer shouldnt be delayed, but if it was delayed by half a second and it was around a corner there would probably be a better chance right?

  • I'm sorry if maybe I'm not thinking this is as great an idea as you do, but the basic philosophy is that the sensor goes off when you're in front of the claymore. so you want the claymore to go off immediately because that's when your going to be right infront of it..

    Maybe it's just me but the only thing a delay is good for is letting the guy jump out of the way before getting hit.