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13-Year Old Makes Wall-Climbing Vacuum Suit

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Seen here pretending to be more than two feet off the ground, 13-year old Hibiki Kono made himself a vacuum powered wall-climbing suit so he can escape the asylum and avenge his parents' deaths. Ooooor climb a brick wall while people take pictures.

Using a pair of 1,400-watt vacuums he purchased at UK retailer Tesco, Hibiki Kono hooked them up to a couple of large suction pads, and proceeded to ascend a vertical surface with the contraption strapped to his back and arms.

Well damn, future Mr. Dyson -- you've got inventor written all over you! Also, "I have sex with appliances". Let me guess: you had too much Sunny-D and passed out with your shoes on again.

Hit the jump for a video of Hibiki and his magic suit in action.

spider-man or vacuum-boy? [technabob]

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There are Comments
  • After you place
    your food items in a specially designed bag, or you make your own bag
    from rolls of special material, you place the end of the bag in the
    machine, and the air is sucked out. After the vacuum process, the end of
    the bag is heat sealed by a special heating strip on the interior of
    the machine.

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