The mechanism for moving the walls, collected in two vacuum cleaners

The mechanism for moving the walls, collected in two vacuum cleaners

Only two conventional vacuum cleaner to 15 euro It took a British teenager to navigate the steep wall as good as Spider-Man.

For the past five months, two and a half hours a day, Kono Hibiki (Hibiki Kono), a student at King's College School (King's College School) in Cambridge, worked on his unusual device. Resourceful schoolboy combined two companies Tesco Value vacuum capacity of 1400 watts, put your hands on the air suction nozzle and the square used them as a restraint mechanism on the wall.

Hibiki Kono admitted that he is a longtime fan of Spider-Man. "As a child I often dressed as Spider-Man. I love movies about him. And I like to climb the walls like it" - said Kono told reporters.

Hibiki successfully tested his invention, the wall climbing school, and he says it's "not scary, and it is fully confident in the car." He also admitted that her mother delighted with his idea, but it does not allow him to climb the walls of the bedroom out of fear that he would bring down the ceiling.