Skateboard wheels help cmcteq turn a roommate into a mouse
The channel's only new upload builds a human-sized PC peripheral from a shell, a sensor and an unlikely scroll wheel.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I Turned a HUMAN into a Gaming Mouse… #gamingmouse #gaming #gamingsetup #pcgaming #mousegaming
A roommate is an unusual starting point for a PC peripheral, even on a channel that has already tried a microwave. cmcteq's only new upload, "I Turned a HUMAN into a Gaming Mouse… #gamingmouse #gaming #gamingsetup #pcgaming #mousegaming", reached roughly 735,000 views, expanding well beyond its first-day audience.
The description explains how a viewer's suggestion became a build: a shell, four skateboard wheels serving as a scroll wheel, taped-off left and right clicks, and a sensor mounted at the end of a creeper. The creator says the finished contraption worked when plugged into the roommate's PC. Calling it the world's largest gaming mouse is his description, but the skateboard-wheel solution alone gives this project its own peculiar scale.
Viewers are already proposing the next unlikely housing for those electronics. Cars come up repeatedly, alongside a roller blade, a Spider-Man mask and keyboard pieces. One suggestion adds a practical twist to the absurdity: a clock mouse that shows how quickly gaming time disappears.
The microwave experiment remains the channel's strongest daily draw, with more than eight million views in total. The human build follows it for current momentum, while the older concrete-and-tungsten mouse continues to attract views too. Together, they make a very specific series out of the question of how little a mouse needs to resemble a mouse.
Across the library, cmcteq added nearly two million views and gained subscribers over the week. It was on the busier side of nearby gadget channels: ZTT Extras also had a substantial viewing week, while The Retro Collective and GadgetsBoy were quieter. For cmcteq, the upload schedule was light, but the mouse experiments supplied plenty of activity.
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What viewers say
Turn your Car into a Gaming Mouse 🚗🖱
@indrogamingopSee it on YouTubeBuild a mouse out of a roller blade
@skatewithlucky1003See it on YouTubeMake a clock as a gaming mouse so you can see how fast time goes when your gaming
@Mortioso-w7rSee it on YouTube
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You should lwk build a mouse out of a Spiderman mask.
@TomasOtero0324See it on YouTubemake a gaming mouse out of keyboard pieces
@SproutSquadGamingSee it on YouTubemake a gaming mouse out of a 1 by 1 Lego
@CharHardSee it on YouTubeturn your house into a mouse
@bennybunny55See it on YouTubeMake a gaming mouse of your own choice
@priscillagomez4144See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on cmcteq right now
- Channel
- cmcteq
- Subscribers
- 176,000 ▲ 5,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,944,398
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 734,772
- Views on its first day
- 230,718
The numbers
Here is cmcteq's week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
What did cmcteq use for the human gaming mouse's scroll wheel?
The video's description says four skateboard wheels were mounted as a scroll wheel.




