DIY Tazer/Stun glove *With Altoids Case by Kante Tech
Hello and welcome to a a Kante Industry presentation. 
This is my first actually instructable and i decided to make a electric stun / taser glove.
This glove is a prototype and well eventually have extreme stealth capabilities.
The shock from this voltage is high and deadly and this is mean't to be a self
defense weapon only. The glove is charge by a capacitor bank of 4, traveling up
3ft of wire into your glove.
 
DISCLAIMER
I am not responsible for any accidents or dangers that occur under this product, for this is mean't only for
educational purposes and not offensive. 


Video of the Glove in action.
 
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Step 1: MATERIALS

Here is just a brief list of the stuff you shall need.

Altoids Case
4.5v Battery Case with 3 batteries
2 small metal plates
Any kind of insulated gloves
Wire equivalent to your torso up
3-4 capacitors
Camera Circuit
Post it or similar insulator 

Tools:
Fan
Soldering Iron 
Glue Gun
sparker (something to discharge the capacitors)


asaxena4 says: Jul 7, 2012. 3:58 AM
in the pictures on first step in required items are given where u tagged u need 3 of this and wat is post it and is there anything which can be used instead of altoid
Kante Tech (author) says: Jul 7, 2012. 2:08 PM
those are called capacitors and its kinda of obvious that your just a kid don't try to build this because you don't know what a post-it is and you are showing that you have very little electronic knowledge. Your going to hurt yourself making this don't do it.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&rlz=1C1TSNO_enUS489US489&q=post+it&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.,cf.osb&biw=1366&bih=643&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=AaX4T92gB-Tx0gHqqqjuBg

Thats a post-it.
asaxena4 says: Sep 30, 2012. 11:58 PM
yes sir im in 10th grade and just started studying electricity chapter but i kinda bought all the materials required and am intrested to make it
Kante Tech (author) says: Oct 1, 2012. 4:12 AM
Okay I'll try to help you later on when I get back home
ASCAS says: Jun 8, 2012. 5:25 PM
Thats great! This is the first time it saw a glove version :)))

You should also try the battery powered electric fly swatter as your capacitor charger.

By the way, what capacitor value did you use?
Kante Tech (author) says: Jun 8, 2012. 5:52 PM
Well I had 4 capacitors.
330 x 4= 1,320 v
120 x 4= 480uf

I tested on my self and some friends the pain came to moderate.
beastlyawesome says: Sep 5, 2012. 5:04 PM
if someone attacked me would this be enough to get them to leave me alone
Kante Tech (author) says: Sep 5, 2012. 5:09 PM
Yes it most likely will if you build it correctly and do some minor modifications. However try to avoid danger if possible.
urtlesquirt says: Jun 11, 2012. 4:23 PM
Ah the sound of a camera capacitator charging in the morning.
Kante Tech (author) says: Jun 11, 2012. 6:05 PM
Yea I know. Did you enjoy my instructables and any tips?
urtlesquirt says: Jul 25, 2012. 11:35 AM
yeah. it was great. Just be carefull because I have seen a camera taser burn a mark in metal
Kante Tech (author) says: Jul 25, 2012. 12:30 PM
You got that right i once shocked my self with a different taser and it left burn marks on my skin for at least a week.
asaxena4 says: Jul 7, 2012. 4:05 AM
what is core notes exactly
Kante Tech (author) says: Jul 7, 2012. 2:10 PM
I TOLD YOU IT JUST A PIECE OF PAPER ANY KIND OF PAPER WILL DO!!!
CORE NOTES IS A COMPANY THAT MAKES POST-ITS WHICH ARE JUST PAPER YOU WRITE ON. I TOLD YOU TO USE ANY KINDA OF PAPER AS AN INSULATOR AND IF YOUR SMART YOU CAN FIGURE OUT ANOTHER WAY TO DO THIS WITH OUT A ALTOIDS CAN.
asaxena4 says: Jul 5, 2012. 2:30 AM
A Sisr, i'm a newbie so wuld u be kind enough to tell what is that thing after the camera circuit and what was that core notes
Kante Tech (author) says: Jul 5, 2012. 5:05 AM
The core notes was used as an insulator to protect the circuit from the metal case. Any kind of paper or post it will do. Core notes is just the brand i got from like a financial company.
Can you be specific as to which step in which you say " what is that thing after the camera circuit"? Are you referring to black cylinder if so that is a capacitor it is something that holds and electrical charge and releases it all in a split second. You can find these in old camera circuits by asking at your local camera shop for used disposable cameras.
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