The power glove (camera tazer)

by **Capn-chronic** Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:54 am

Originally posted by the Rudeboy
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Following the thread on how to make a taser out of a disposable camera, I will give directions on how to create a poor man's power glove, with claws. Firstly, obtain the following:
1-Leather glove
2-Disposable camera
3-insulated wiring (two individual wires at least 6 to 8 in. long)
4-Duct tape and electrical tape
5-Flathead screwdriver
6-cheap steak knives
Here is the layout:

So what you will want to do is make the camera into a taser. Short and simple for those who don't already know, carefully dismantle the disposable camera until you can see the insides. Remove the battery. Find the Capacitor (the black cylinder sticking out somewhere), and touch the legs of the capacitor together with an insulated screwdriver to discharge it. Attach the insulated wires with wiring exposed onto the individual legs on the capacitor. MAKE SURE that the wiring does not touch, or the camera will discharge upon use. Use wrapped electrical tape to prevent this. Once you have the wires individually attached, you can re-insert the battery and close the camera back up. Use Duct tape to ensure the camera is together nice and snug. Charge the flash to make sure the capacitor is still properly working, and touch the ends of the wires together. The product should work.

Onto the glove. Take those cheap steak knives and using any viable means (eg. vise and pliers) snap the blades from the handles. Now wrap 1/2 to 3/4 of the knives in electrical tape to insulate them, starting from the base of the knife and leaving the tip exposed. Then, fit the glove to your hand, and carefully affix the blades to the fingers. The trick is to pick one side of the finger, and use that same side on each finger to affix the blades. (as in, attach blade to left side of pointer finger, left side of middle finger, left side of index finger). Make sure the blades are tight and snug when wrapping around the fingers. Duct tape is best. You may need an assistant for this. The number of blades can vary depending on creator's whim. 2 minimum, 3 for symmetry, and 5 for overkill.

Now, with claw glove still on, place hand at 0 degree angle and balance the camera taser in a comfortable position, making sure the wires can reach your designated blades. DO NOT attach wires to blades that are right next to each other. What you will need to do is take long strips of duct tape and securely fasten the camera to the back of the gloved hand, then with the camera snugly fit, attach the wires to the designated blades. Make sure there is plenty of exposed wire when attaching to blade.

The finished product should look something like this:

Happy Hunting.