I was having the same morbid thought..might be watching too much CSI and Forensic File episodes lol. I was also silently screaming when he chucked the excess gold into the trash!
@@titan1070probably twice that, I reckon from the solid thud it made when it hit the trash can. Enough to consider a road trip out there to wait by his dumpster for a couple weeks and dig through it every night. 😆😅😂🤣☠️
Nile is the kind of guy that would rather embarrass himself in front of 1.6M viewers rather than the one guy at the "grillz" store, that's some weird social anxiety cooping mechanism and I can respect that. Good one Nile.
One is someone he sees and interacts with face to face. The other is just a group of nobodies that he will probably never meet. It makes perfect sense to me. God knows I'd care more about real people in real life than mindless hordes online.
I dont think people realize how insanely ballsy and impressive this is… you just did what people train years to do not to mention do the entire lost wax casting process perfectly the first time around !! with 18k gold. Im just so amazed you had all the right equipment(which are not cheap) and methods!! This is coming from a jeweler here nice job!
I think alot if ye forget that this is all for a video and nile more than likely goes the route that is most visually entertaining to watch with some ups in downs for narritive
I love that NileRed is sometimes like "So I decided I had to restart because what I had wasn't what I wanted" (Pure determination and consistency 10/10) While NileBlue here is casually "Eh, I mean, it's good enough" (In a good/fun way)
You’ve seen NileRed. You’ve seen NileBlue. You’ve even seen NileGreen. But nothing has prepared you for NILEGOLD. The most gangster scientist to ever hit the scene.
As a jeweler myself, i'd say Nigel did a VERY thorough job preparing the grills post-cast, but if your wax is good enough, you shouldn't have to hone in the gaps and crowns. I recommend just using a heat gun and gently easing the wax in layer by layer. Also, to further increase the *shiny* you could apply a polishing compound on the dremel buffers (there are some specially made to polish 18k gold too).
Just a hobbyist here, but I oddly found silver to be easier to work with than wax. I guess it might be because I've got a lot more experience with dremel than with sculpting :p
I was surprised how much he nailed it right up until processing. All that work could have been prevented with a bit of care with wax and getting something other than a dremel
@@insederec Yeah, the fingerprints left in the wax had me wanting to yell 'heat gun' or 'fire' at the screen. Wax is so much easier to smooth than cast metal, do it when it is easy. Another option, used by dentists these days for implants and caps, is to skip the mold process entirely. Scan the teeth with a laser probe, get a 3d model, print the grills in resin, then do "lost resin" casting instead. Very exact results, though the dental laser scanner is not a cheap device...
The year is 2009 and young Nile is in the school bathroom crimping a metal gum wrapper around his teeth. He looks into the mirror and whispers, "One day...".
i eat ferrero rocher because that's how you get gold grillz. you don't want to look like a clown with the wrigleys grill. MAN that brings back memories.
As a dentist I found your video very professional and liked it a lot. Many technicians nowadays are afraid of using the old technics like to deal with gold, but You did it with no hesitation even having no previous experience. Hats off to you, sir!
As a dental technician who makes teeth on daily basis, I really love how fearless he attempts each step as many factor can ruin the entire project and restart. 10/10 on the attempt.
@@halenurmert2036 yeah, my family member who is dental technician that makes these molds rapidly, I never seen her plaster so watery and also from what I can see she uses more material so there is more structure. In my head it makes sense, if it's mold you need, better use more material as you will waste more by risking an accurate amount and then discarding it when it fails.
It's so fun to watch this. My grandfather, when I lived with him till I was around 6-7, used to make crowns and other dental things. Seeing someone use plaster and wax just reminds me of that time as a kid. He had a lot of machines though, like a vibrating plate to get rid of bubbles in the plaster, or these picks that would heat up to help shape the wax, along with a bunch of others to fully make the crowns and whatnot. Sometimes he would let me help him by making the plaster molds or start on the wax molds, or if I wanted to mess around he would let me use molds of ones he has already finished to "work" on. Crazy to think there are people who might have crowns in that I helped make as a kid, or I was playing with random peoples teeth molds.
@@WeirdBrainGooright it’s always the ones closest that will clown and hate. My buddy has a set and no one in public usually says anything and when they do it’s compliments. He’s never had someone laugh.
Part of the reason i cant stop watching nigel is the interesting way he speaks. Always all smiley and joking, makes it rly fun to watch even if i dont care much for the experiment(which is hardly)
Its actually a classic. Perfectionism is exhausting. Such people often burn out on perfectionism. Especially when you've got deadlines and stuff involved. Eventually you hit a point where you do say, eh screw this next bit.
@@DieTreppenwitz ahhh depends I think. I know a Master Blaster(Demolition work), he's been in the business since he was 18 and now he's 67. He has all his finger(thats the mark of a true master from what he told me lol) He's painstaking perfectionist, but for the right reasons, especially working with det. cords, plastic explosives, etc. lmao
... This is his villain arc origin story. He turned his jaw grillz into superconduction levitator to prove that all those people who laughed at his drip were scientifically incorrect! >)X^D
@@toryumau6798this is probably the largest and most ridiculous emoticon i've ever seen and yet somehow i still know what symbol is what facial feature 😭
This video is how we find out that NileBlue is doing pretty okay in life. Meanwhile NileRed has to try and make his own toothpaste from fluoride in water.
it's an investment in the vid: I'm told with 2M views it should make around $2-15k and it's been just 6 days so far. The gold should have cost around $8.2k, but he can surely reclaim a lot of it
the gold costs ~2k for an ounce. I know because I collect bullion and coins.@@charonme Don't worry about it, he will make it back and keep those awesome grills.
They were labor intensive, incredibly expensive and seem horribly uncomfortable, but the uncontrollable laughter from everyone you showed them to made it all worth it. For us, the audience I mean.
I dunno, I mean I think everyone did that thing where they put an orange in their mouth and had the peel between their teeth and lips at least once. Didn't look much less comfortable than that. If he did it right which it seems he got fairly close it'd be a 1:1 match for the teeth plus the wax which in theory would fit perfectly. Labor intensive, sure. But people who do this professionally have already gone through the learning experience and could knock it out far easier. And yes, gold is expensive and silver and copper aren't exactly super cheap either albeit less expensive. I'm planning on making something large to wear as a sort of jewelry accessory but I'm not able to just pull gold out of my pockets like magic so I might be stuck settling on brass instead which I do have ;)
As someone who does metallurgy and casting, you should be unbelievably proud of those as a first attempt at making jewelry. Those are fire, regardless if you think you can pull them off or not lol
Right? For someone who just decided to take a stab at this with little to no experience and still manage to come out with a decent piece is impressive. It seems like he had fun making these so thats a plus lol
Very true. Ive done similar work and I'm trying to get into metallurgy myself and for the first few swings he did great. My first cast was an emergency resin cast done with stuff I had on hand and I was able to get a perfect cast but destroyed the mold in the process reproduction wasn't really possible with the mold but I saved the piece which was the goal.
@@ClearwaterKB ngl i had thought the same thing but then again I’ve never actually paid any attention to grills up until I watched this video, and his did seem really bulky but idk shit about grills so yeah😂🤷🏽♂️
@@goreobsessed2308on the inside he probably does this to laugh at his Patreons. Patrons? But they know what they're getting themselves into. If I had the funds, I'd send him something expensive to play around with and potentially break.
This video was recommended to me and I just feel disappointed. I just want to learn about Chem, not how to slowly hack the RUclips algorithm. I hope you return to your roots NileRed. 😢
As a Dentist, I am both incredibly horrified and terribly impressed. For a first time effort, you did an amazing job, 10/10! You should rock those grills, they look great😂
Fun fact we learn how to make these in dental school and this is the same way you make gold crowns! Your bite might be a little jacked up but good first try!! haha 😂🙌
As a jeweler, I'm impressed with how your first attempt at vacuum casting turned out. Casting feels like this weird mix between art and science, if that had been my first piece, I'd have been well pleased with myself.
Facts that vacuum caster is a Mf to use especially if you haven’t gotten comfortable I’d probably try and use centrifugal casting machine but the vacuum caster is more common in shops
Even though I'm personally not the biggest fan of grills, the fact that it's the only jewelry that Nile likes makes this one of the most adorable and hilarious video's I've ever seen. I personally think that they don't even look half bad on you, Nile.
@@GrizzlyOwell you saw how he initially used gold dust from another project. If we can trust him with poison and radioactive material. He will securely handle gold for sure.
I don’t know if he took the 37:06 stuff out of the trash yet, But WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT HIM CARELESSLY JUST THROWING STRAUGHT UP GOLD IN THE TRASHGHHGGSJBSKWKW
I've been pissing myself laughing here thinking about Nile as an old guy, telling his grandkids about his youth, and taking this bad boys out. "I put them on once, and never again, yup."
"These grillz have been in our family for ten generations. Legend has it, the great Nile wore them once and never again, waiting for the day that a descendant truly worthy of the grillz chooses to bear them."
Super weird compliment, but I love how soothing the cameraman is. It seems like when Nile is starting to panic or spiral the other guy immediately chills everybody out. I'd love to have someone like that in my life!
i might be wrong but i think in a previous video nigel mentioned that he hired his best friend as his cameraman which honestly just makes it even better
This is actually like a weirdly cute and wholesome video? I just love seeing someone happy and proud of something they made, even if it's embarrassing in some way. This is a side of Nile I feel like we don't see much
Not gonna lie dude, this entire video was pretty rad. I was laughing throughout and not for the reason one would think! There was a level of comedy that was done so well here, which all culminated in: "How is he going to look wearing the grillz?" The chaos that came from the revelation that Nigel likes grillz, to the plaster casting drama, to the gold sources that can only make me dub you Mr. Worldwide, was perfectly orchestrated. This was a cinematic masterpiece. I would love to see these grillz make another appearance. They honestly do look pretty neat once you get over the novelty and the hilarious absurdity of one making their own grillz. And thus, for this fantastic entertainment that made my day, please accept my thanks!
@@EmilM-pb2hnSuppose I'm one of those. Mainly do crafts than science but... SO MANY of them are actually quite dangerous. Some of the stuff you breathe it in and you're in the hospital for the smallest exposure. No children are even allowed in my workspace especially when I'm doing that stuff. Hell I've had disastrous results happen, got plenty of burns, cuts and scars from this shit. I mean... It's dangerous tools and materials. Toxic materials from gases to liquids just to make some freaking costumes and sculptures! And hope to not die from the exposure or explode my place. But I'm definitely comfortable working there.
@@EmilM-pb2hn Yes you can say it like that as well, semantics are fun. I meant that a lot more people than one would think have lab equipment at their disposal. Not a majority of people by any means but still many thousands of people worldwide, which is a lot.
I did not expect to ever see you make your own grills. They turned out really good and I definitely think you looked 10x better irl than in the photoshop
NileGold channel needs to happen! @nileblue needs to get him a 90's rice car with a horrible body kit, wrap it gold. Throw in the grill and hit up some shows, drivethrus, science seminars... Lil' Nile gotta be in my life. Bonus points awarded for chemistry related temporary face tattoos.
Congratulations! It was very interesting to watch, I’m so glad that you are ,(you guys are) , spending your time been creative, and not wasting your time consuming drugs or alcohol , thank you for sharing, very talented, congrats, keep going!!
The best jeweler I know is also a chemist. He found Tiffany's using tin solder for super fine applications on accident. He uses muriatic acid to take off the discoloring when using it to solder again on silver. He also polishes all his small burrs with nitric acid I believe
I’m a custom grillz maker myself, to say you’ve never made them before you did a real good job🤣 if you ever try it again, one tip id give you is to use a Q tip with lighter fluid to smoothen out the wax before casting!!:)
As someone that makes crowns for a living, Nile actually did a better job with the impressions than the ones we get to work from by dentists 💀 Watching his take on this whole process had me cackling
As a fellow dental lab technician, I was worried about the bubbles and some of the process, but I wholeheartedly agree. Some dentists take the wildest impressions! This was such a fun, albeit slightly surreal watch.
As a Dentist, some people work WAY too fast and just take whatever they get the first try. His first impression would have probably been fine with a little finessing later on is what pained me.
@@kingsrevenge9234trsut me you'll end up with 20 listeners monthly on souncloud. Just get a degree first then try. That way you have something to back onto.
I’ve worked in Dentistry for close to 20 years….impressions are HARD. So hard in fact that I was SUPER impressed by your first try…you ALMOST had it but yes you were right about what was wrong with the first one. You got a good second one at 5:29 (nice vestibule roll) but , like you said, you wouldn’t want to see plastic. Ideally, You need a larger tray on top so your teeth aren’t close to the sides of the tray. When pouring your mold, especially with those hard catalysts mold, you’d also want to pour a base to make the casts more stable. You first pour the cast, put it on a vibrating surface to get the bubbles out, let it set a bit then pour a base and flip the cast on top of the little puddle base you made so you don’t get the breakage you got around 9:49. Taking impressions, pouring molds and making casts are definitely an art form that take time and patience to master. Dont get frustrated, everyone struggles with these…ESPECIALLY with harder mold materials.
Dental lab here, it was fascinating watching a novice do the same work. Never would have thought to use a vacuum to get bubbles out instead of vibrating it. The wax up was... interesting to say the least. The finishing job really brought it around though.
I was thinking the same thing- Not a dental person but my mother was in dentistry for 20+ years and yeah impressions were her favorite because once you have things down it feels so good to get right but it was so finicky
@@justcallmesiv eh it's more like the less serious version of NileRed. Science and chemistry are generally supposed to be taken at least somewhat seriously and sure I'll say I sometimes see NileRed crossing the line for general safety in terms of lab procedures sometimes (there's certain ways you're supposed to smell things and typically tasting them is a no go unless you know what you're doing, obviously he does but still, safety. NileBlue is more lax and less serious which allows Nile Red to maintain the credibility while still being able to be a human and have fun breaking lab equipment, making stink bombs, making himself _some fancy bling_ Stuff that doesn't fit over there or might cause a loss in credibility comes here. *shrug*
As a prop designer I use similar materials and it was difficult to watch him stumbling through it, it reminded me of when I first started. But at the same time he had fun with it and did pretty well overall being a first timer
@@PhillerDillerthis was my first thought too, (since i somhow came from that one ) then again purple gold was suppose to be more brittle and would not be good for grillz, he later found out its not that brittle but still
I'm having so many fond memories of metalworking class in school. I really enjoyed lost wax casting, made some rings that way. The shop teacher warned us about the plaster dust, and while he didn't say exactly what Nile did, it honestly wasn't that far off. (Some kid snorted a line of it anyway trying to be funny, and then when he was reminded how dangerous it was and the teacher told everyone to stop their work while he drove him to the hospital, the guy panicked so bad he that he cried all the way out the door and presumably all the way to the hospital.) Looking back, I'm actually surprised no one tried making grillz, I guess it was probably just because of how much more work would have to go into making the mold when we were mostly working from fairly simple ring bases.
@@qingxinn_ we use a high speed with gentle burs and polishing wheels to clean up alloys, all in all he really did do a good job. It’s like watching someone use a chainsaw to cut vegetables lol.
Theres honestly nothing embarrasing about this, even if you think they look goofy on him the fact that he put in the work to create something he likes is super cool.
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It was smart of Nile to show us his dental records so that he can be identified when the lab blows up
I was having the same morbid thought..might be watching too much CSI and Forensic File episodes lol.
I was also silently screaming when he chucked the excess gold into the trash!
@@applegal3058 same!!! there was so much gold still in there when he threw it away, atleast two thousand dollars worth.
Same thought
I reckon he has them on file somewhere, considering some of the experiments he's done in the past. 😂
@@titan1070probably twice that, I reckon from the solid thud it made when it hit the trash can. Enough to consider a road trip out there to wait by his dumpster for a couple weeks and dig through it every night. 😆😅😂🤣☠️
Nile is the kind of guy that would rather embarrass himself in front of 1.6M viewers rather than the one guy at the "grillz" store, that's some weird social anxiety cooping mechanism and I can respect that. Good one Nile.
But there's a high chance that said one guy at the "grillz" store knows how to cook and we can't say the same for Nigel...
or... hed rather try it himself and get 10mil views?
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Just wait until Nile’s bikini wax video. It’s gonna be awesome.
One is someone he sees and interacts with face to face. The other is just a group of nobodies that he will probably never meet. It makes perfect sense to me. God knows I'd care more about real people in real life than mindless hordes online.
Grillz being the only jewelry Nile likes is just hilarious in every way
Something about a brilliant chemist wearing grillz just sends me 😂😂😂
i didn't expect it too 😭
i didn't even know that was a thing, just WHY
Right 😂 he skipped a few levels
It kind of makes sense. As a chemist, rings or hanging jewelry would get in the way.
I dont think people realize how insanely ballsy and impressive this is… you just did what people train years to do not to mention do the entire lost wax casting process perfectly the first time around !! with 18k gold. Im just so amazed you had all the right equipment(which are not cheap) and methods!! This is coming from a jeweler here nice job!
Idk about the jeweler part but the dental part was done horribly. He could have done everything so much quicker and easier
@@levisevert6734 who cares
@@mif4731 I do, obviously. He didn't have to struggle as hard as he did and could have had a much more enjoyable time making grills
@@levisevert6734 As a Jeweler a lot of things could be improved, also I was crying with all the gold flying everywhere, but he did good enough
I think alot if ye forget that this is all for a video and nile more than likely goes the route that is most visually entertaining to watch with some ups in downs for narritive
I imagine this becoming a family heirloom. “These were grandpa’s grillz. Back in his day he made them himself”
Bling
LMAO good point. before it was "grandpa's pocket watch from the great war"
@@Gabe12PHe wore them before going into battle with the 'Ol Mighty Island Bros'hahaha😂
Lots of German migrants in Argentina have gold teeth as heirlooms
@@666JPF Well, Nigel can get in on that action now.
This man is a scientist, a dentist, a jeweler, a baker and a knife maker. Truly impressive!
I question the "baker" part of that, but other than that... XD
The johnny Sins of youtube
@@geoffreyentwistle8176he made a single cookie and a couple bars of chocolate. A true chef
He's like Bob Mortimer
He's been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king.
With every video I become more and more convinced that Nilered and Nileblue are separate people.
What do you mean? This is clearly NileGold.
He's multifaceted nerd. Chemistry nerd and more silly/adventurous nerd.
First appearance of NileDredd XD
Identical Twins 😭💀
@@emeeeeyy or split personalities.
I love that NileRed is sometimes like "So I decided I had to restart because what I had wasn't what I wanted" (Pure determination and consistency 10/10)
While NileBlue here is casually "Eh, I mean, it's good enough" (In a good/fun way)
You’ve seen NileRed. You’ve seen NileBlue. You’ve even seen NileGreen. But nothing has prepared you for
NILEGOLD. The most gangster scientist to ever hit the scene.
Haha I love this
Nilegold needs to be.
it should be a separate channel and the only vid 😂
He OG
Say my name
As a jeweler myself, i'd say Nigel did a VERY thorough job preparing the grills post-cast, but if your wax is good enough, you shouldn't have to hone in the gaps and crowns. I recommend just using a heat gun and gently easing the wax in layer by layer.
Also, to further increase the *shiny* you could apply a polishing compound on the dremel buffers (there are some specially made to polish 18k gold too).
As not a jeweler, I was thinking the same thing. It's a lot easier to smooth and work wax than metal.
I've found heat guns are a frickin must with so many projects that need something "warmed up" but many times over
Just a hobbyist here, but I oddly found silver to be easier to work with than wax. I guess it might be because I've got a lot more experience with dremel than with sculpting :p
I was surprised how much he nailed it right up until processing. All that work could have been prevented with a bit of care with wax and getting something other than a dremel
@@insederec Yeah, the fingerprints left in the wax had me wanting to yell 'heat gun' or 'fire' at the screen. Wax is so much easier to smooth than cast metal, do it when it is easy.
Another option, used by dentists these days for implants and caps, is to skip the mold process entirely. Scan the teeth with a laser probe, get a 3d model, print the grills in resin, then do "lost resin" casting instead. Very exact results, though the dental laser scanner is not a cheap device...
The year is 2009 and young Nile is in the school bathroom crimping a metal gum wrapper around his teeth. He looks into the mirror and whispers, "One day...".
i eat ferrero rocher because that's how you get gold grillz. you don't want to look like a clown with the wrigleys grill. MAN that brings back memories.
@@e66iunot the wrigleys grill 😭
did high school nigel proud
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As a dentist I found your video very professional and liked it a lot. Many technicians nowadays are afraid of using the old technics like to deal with gold, but You did it with no hesitation even having no previous experience. Hats off to you, sir!
Can't wait for the next video 'Making artificial diamonds to ice out my custom grillz' (it's drip or drown out here.)
We need him to see this
drip or drown 🥶👍
Artificial rubies, sapphires, and diamonds PLEASE
@@kingsrevenge9234NNNNNOOOOOOO!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Drip or drown 😂😂😂😂
As a dental technician who makes teeth on daily basis, I really love how fearless he attempts each step as many factor can ruin the entire project and restart. 10/10 on the attempt.
Oooooh, what are your thoughts on why the bottom molds kept breaking? I was wondering if he was leaving them too long?
@@caffienatedtacticianhe was putting too much water to the plaster, his plaster was too liquid which makes it more fragile
How frustrated were you watching this process? Ahahah
@@enricomontanari1390dentist here, technique was iffy… final result tbh wasn’t that bad just a bit unrefined haha
@@halenurmert2036 yeah, my family member who is dental technician that makes these molds rapidly, I never seen her plaster so watery and also from what I can see she uses more material so there is more structure. In my head it makes sense, if it's mold you need, better use more material as you will waste more by risking an accurate amount and then discarding it when it fails.
The fact that he was better at making grillz than baking a cookie is so funny
I always knew nile was an undercover mob boss
Nile inspires me.. My parents said if i get 50K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging...
@@namantherockstarYou need worthwhile content to gain followers. Trying to get thousands of subs before making any videos is stupid lol
Jhit shit look fye😂😂
@@namantherockstarspamming is not the solution
I love how supportive Nile's cameraman always is
Love how Nigel starting from a very promising chemist to a hilariously deranged alchemist
Lmfao 😂
Alchemist is a very apt way to describe Nigel. Whenever I tell people about him I basically tell him that he's an alchemist.
the signs were there from the beginning 😅🤣
You just gave your viewers your dental identity 😅😂👀
All he's missing is a metal arm and leg.
Going through this entire process to avoid having to speak to someone in real life is something I relate to
Its really a problem lol
literally me
Same
Y’all need to get some bitches
same
Cameraman being super involved, and supportive isn’t normal for RUclips. This is the best cameraman Nile could ask for.
it's either his friend or his brother, i don't remember which
That's why this is NileBLUE
It's pretty normal on youp.orn though 😂
Dude needs a babysitter sometimes. NIGEL, NO!
@@mr.waterbucket19:20 Reggie, apparently. Took a few Google searches to figure it out, but his brother is Corey.
It's so fun to watch this. My grandfather, when I lived with him till I was around 6-7, used to make crowns and other dental things. Seeing someone use plaster and wax just reminds me of that time as a kid. He had a lot of machines though, like a vibrating plate to get rid of bubbles in the plaster, or these picks that would heat up to help shape the wax, along with a bunch of others to fully make the crowns and whatnot. Sometimes he would let me help him by making the plaster molds or start on the wax molds, or if I wanted to mess around he would let me use molds of ones he has already finished to "work" on. Crazy to think there are people who might have crowns in that I helped make as a kid, or I was playing with random peoples teeth molds.
Bottom line: You put your dream out there, you made it yourself, and you had the fortitude to share it with all of us. That's the real gold.
Maybe the real gold grilz where the friends he made along the way?
@@Dindonmasker😂😂😂
@@Dindonmasker lol the dope grillz were inside him all along
Y’all make me feel like I just watched a live action anime and these are the ending main characters quotes 😂love it
@@Dindonmaskerunderrated comment.
These grillz sit on display somewhere in his place talking to him like Green Goblin's mask. "Put me on. Together we can rule this city"
HELLPP I'M GIGGLING
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he picks them up and contemplates. "no... not yet..."
i just actually laughed out loudomg
The cut from “let’s get an unbiased opinion,” to all of his friends laughing at him was just *priceless*
When was that again???😅
To me that was really sad. 😢
About 41:02 @@ind0m635
@@WeirdBrainGooright it’s always the ones closest that will clown and hate. My buddy has a set and no one in public usually says anything and when they do it’s compliments. He’s never had someone laugh.
Its sad, but it is 41:10
Part of the reason i cant stop watching nigel is the interesting way he speaks. Always all smiley and joking, makes it rly fun to watch even if i dont care much for the experiment(which is hardly)
Nigel is the last person on earth i would expect to want grillz.. and he just makes some, wtf
He’s the right age that he definitely grew up watching the grillz music video
@@Bloodreign137 that sounds personal mate, is there anything do you want to share with the internet? we are here to support you
You could say that it was.. Out of the blue.
@@BoliVic96Idgi, what's so personal about being in your late teens-early 20s and watching a video with 200M views?
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This completely needs a parent reaction.
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My favourite thing about Nile is his PAIN STAKING precision on some aspects and then immediately an ‘eh that should be good enough’ mindset later 😂
"measure with a micrometer, mark with a chalk, cut with an axe"
PAIN STAKING precision is what kept all his digits in place😅
there is a very fine line between science and art lol
Its actually a classic. Perfectionism is exhausting. Such people often burn out on perfectionism. Especially when you've got deadlines and stuff involved. Eventually you hit a point where you do say, eh screw this next bit.
@@DieTreppenwitz ahhh depends I think.
I know a Master Blaster(Demolition work), he's been in the business since he was 18 and now he's 67. He has all his finger(thats the mark of a true master from what he told me lol)
He's painstaking perfectionist, but for the right reasons, especially working with det. cords, plastic explosives, etc. lmao
Dont ever let anyone keep you from wanting to wear your grillz. You need to wear them to fancy formal affairs
Next episode: turning my grills into superconductors and levitating with my jaw
He is powerful enough to do that
I cant tell you how loud i laughed at this. The image oh my god
... This is his villain arc origin story. He turned his jaw grillz into superconduction levitator to prove that all those people who laughed at his drip were scientifically incorrect! >)X^D
@@toryumau6798this is probably the largest and most ridiculous emoticon i've ever seen and yet somehow i still know what symbol is what facial feature 😭
Okay but imagine...
_superconducting shoes_
He could have blown up the building I was in and I'd be less shocked.
Kiss my ass Erik
For real, of all things who the hell expects him to be into gold grillz LMAO.
Bouncing on my boys grill to this
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Erik you queen 👑
I swear you are the embodiement of "never let them guess your next move" a true agent of chaos.
Live your life forever free, chemistry wizard.
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Max Fosh but chemistry
you have the confidence to work with these crazy chemicals but are afraid of what people say about the grills is wild work
Chemicals are manageable based on knowledge and calculations. Peoples opinions are unpredictable 😵💫
Nile is getting the back alley chemical dealer look ready
HELP
*Self employed entrepreneurial pharmacist
He's defeated the meth allegations so far, but bois, I think we've finally got him.
@@curiosityunbound5460all I'm gonna say is that Ecstasy production in Canada is bigger than meth production
Gotta look the part for his arraignment
I like how he's transitioning from science to weird arts and crafts and cooking
Someone introduce this man to Bobby Duke
what is chemistry if not weird, math-based arts n crafts
WITH SCIENCE
i like when he was still funny without trying
that's just applied science
rolling up to the function with the chemistry guy (he's got custom grills on) has POWERFUL vibes i cant explain but only respect
True
Especially ones he made himself
Such a nice video..
Walter whiteish
do non custom grills even exist?
Dude when Niles threw that chunk of metal away my heart stopped 😂
You gotta break these bad boiz out randomly for a whole video
And not acknowledge it at all
I wonder if he still has them? Maybe he's melted them down and re-used the gold for another project?
@@chloewright1 he probably has them stuffed into a drawer somewhere
This!!! 😂
This video is how we find out that NileBlue is doing pretty okay in life.
Meanwhile NileRed has to try and make his own toothpaste from fluoride in water.
it's an investment in the vid: I'm told with 2M views it should make around $2-15k and it's been just 6 days so far. The gold should have cost around $8.2k, but he can surely reclaim a lot of it
@@charonme The sponsorship already paid for it
And NileGreen still has to distill caffeine with chloroform...😂
the gold costs ~2k for an ounce. I know because I collect bullion and coins.@@charonme Don't worry about it, he will make it back and keep those awesome grills.
No Nile red needs to try to remove fluoride from the water
They were labor intensive, incredibly expensive and seem horribly uncomfortable, but the uncontrollable laughter from everyone you showed them to made it all worth it. For us, the audience I mean.
agreed
I dunno, I mean I think everyone did that thing where they put an orange in their mouth and had the peel between their teeth and lips at least once. Didn't look much less comfortable than that. If he did it right which it seems he got fairly close it'd be a 1:1 match for the teeth plus the wax which in theory would fit perfectly.
Labor intensive, sure. But people who do this professionally have already gone through the learning experience and could knock it out far easier.
And yes, gold is expensive and silver and copper aren't exactly super cheap either albeit less expensive.
I'm planning on making something large to wear as a sort of jewelry accessory but I'm not able to just pull gold out of my pockets like magic so I might be stuck settling on brass instead which I do have ;)
22:55 "Oh look at that dust, dont breathe this.
If you breathe this you'll die." Absolutely Killed me
Just like if you breathed the dust
I choked when he threw the 18k gold support structure in the trash. Excellent comedic moment, 10/10!
I know my heart sank
Fr I’ll take it off his hands tho
cKrabbling embarresment*
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For anyone wondering, it's at 35:45
As someone who does metallurgy and casting, you should be unbelievably proud of those as a first attempt at making jewelry. Those are fire, regardless if you think you can pull them off or not lol
Right? For someone who just decided to take a stab at this with little to no experience and still manage to come out with a decent piece is impressive. It seems like he had fun making these so thats a plus lol
Very true. Ive done similar work and I'm trying to get into metallurgy myself and for the first few swings he did great.
My first cast was an emergency resin cast done with stuff I had on hand and I was able to get a perfect cast but destroyed the mold in the process reproduction wasn't really possible with the mold but I saved the piece which was the goal.
I think they would be PERFECT if he had just used one sheet of wax to make them thinner and less bulky.
@@ClearwaterKB ngl i had thought the same thing but then again I’ve never actually paid any attention to grills up until I watched this video, and his did seem really bulky but idk shit about grills so yeah😂🤷🏽♂️
As a goldsmith myself, I commend him!
100% worth it even just to have your friend laugh at you and make you smile more and them laugh even harder
That's 8000 dollar laughs hope he enjoys em
@@goreobsessed2308probably free tbh, video was sponsored
Lmaooo, I couldn't stop laughing when trying to imagine
@@goreobsessed2308on the inside he probably does this to laugh at his Patreons. Patrons? But they know what they're getting themselves into. If I had the funds, I'd send him something expensive to play around with and potentially break.
how he didn’t feel 10x more confident with those damn crown jewels is beyond me
After watching for years and wondering why NileBlue feels different, I think I figured it out. NileRed is the nerd while NileBlue is the geek.
think you meant other way around
lol the only commenter here deleted his comment
Huh
NileGreen is the weird neighbor kid you keep locked in the Attic
This video was recommended to me and I just feel disappointed. I just want to learn about Chem, not how to slowly hack the RUclips algorithm.
I hope you return to your roots NileRed. 😢
As a Dentist, I am both incredibly horrified and terribly impressed.
For a first time effort, you did an amazing job, 10/10! You should rock those grills, they look great😂
so are you saying this as the 4/5 dentists or the 1/5 dentist?
lol
@@jordanchen23Probably the 9/10 dentist.
@@jordanchen23 I will ask 4 more dentists and return with the results
LOL it has got the dentist stamp of approval
Fun fact we learn how to make these in dental school and this is the same way you make gold crowns! Your bite might be a little jacked up but good first try!! haha 😂🙌
woah! its u
I knew u were gonna say something about these, love the videos bentists. ❤
You should collab with Nile and make him some 😂
Came here looking for the dentist commenters and you didn't disappoint! I have dentures and it's the same process so i was familiar.
Lol isn’t it crazy you had to go to dental school to learn what this chemistry guy does on his free time😂😂😂guess you ain’t hot shit BE HUMBOWL
0:50 A normal person would've just dropped the plan
As a jeweler, I'm impressed with how your first attempt at vacuum casting turned out. Casting feels like this weird mix between art and science, if that had been my first piece, I'd have been well pleased with myself.
Facts that vacuum caster is a Mf to use especially if you haven’t gotten comfortable I’d probably try and use centrifugal casting machine but the vacuum caster is more common in shops
whats the best type of ting to get?
THING@@ACE_215
I cast and need help,with,where to get good gold and pure silver scrap and not get ripped for personal projects any help gold 24 k
Then you must be a very ignorant jeweler.
Especially considering the lost wax method.
Even though I'm personally not the biggest fan of grills, the fact that it's the only jewelry that Nile likes makes this one of the most adorable and hilarious video's I've ever seen. I personally think that they don't even look half bad on you, Nile.
I really love the idea of nile walking to his lab one day with like $8k in gold and an ounce of silver literally stuffed in his pockets
And then throwing half of it in the trash!
@@dogishappy0I know when I saw that I'm like why you just threw like half the goal away I'll take it off your hands LOL
@jasonx4179no shit, 4k smeckles worth of gold and silver
And all that gold dust! I hope he didn't just wipe it away
@@GrizzlyOwell you saw how he initially used gold dust from another project. If we can trust him with poison and radioactive material. He will securely handle gold for sure.
I don’t know if he took the 37:06 stuff out of the trash yet, But WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT HIM CARELESSLY JUST THROWING STRAUGHT UP GOLD IN THE TRASHGHHGGSJBSKWKW
It has to be a bit. Throwing what has to be several hundreds of dollars in the trash in such a flippant manner is wild.
18 carat gold still
I've been pissing myself laughing here thinking about Nile as an old guy, telling his grandkids about his youth, and taking this bad boys out. "I put them on once, and never again, yup."
Perhaps these become his real dentures in his old age.
@@agvulpine🥶🥶🥶
The coolest grandpa in the retirement house
"These grillz have been in our family for ten generations. Legend has it, the great Nile wore them once and never again, waiting for the day that a descendant truly worthy of the grillz chooses to bear them."
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 "Only the one mighty enough to melt them down and re-forge them anew is deserving of putting them on."
Petition for Nigel to make a NileGold chanel where he works exclusively with gold and other precious metals. This is really cool how they turned out
It already takes Nile 9 months to upload once though if he’s spread between a THIRD channel we’re getting a single video per year lol
And he wears the grillz in every episode.
@@Robert_Browneive been giggling at the thought of this for like two minutes
I think he's busy enough with the projects that he does, having a THIRD channel would downright exhaust him lol
t-t-t-t-tax decutibleeeee, yeah boi!
Super weird compliment, but I love how soothing the cameraman is. It seems like when Nile is starting to panic or spiral the other guy immediately chills everybody out. I'd love to have someone like that in my life!
im rewatching this video and i noticed the same thing about the cameraman and wanted to see if anyone in the comments noticed, what an absolute homie
We need more Reggie on the channel
i might be wrong but i think in a previous video nigel mentioned that he hired his best friend as his cameraman which honestly just makes it even better
I also love how he also makes comments like he's making grills everyday haha
DUUUUDEEE I was just about to comment on this!
You quite literally beat me to it!
That rugged looking gold before he sanded it looks real nice
Using a toothpick to get out air bubbles while he has a perfectly fine vacuum chamber is hilarious
He even uses it for exactly this later in the video lol
Bro I thought the same thing
I imagine that if he had put those tiny molds into the vacuum chamber, the bubbling would have displaced too much of the plaster and ruined the cast
@@SheepHairOG putting on more on top wouldnt have been a problem. Additionally he could have pulled the vacuum slowly
@@SheepHairOGhe had the molds, could've easily made another set of plasters if things went sour
Now I want Nile to bring back NileGOLD from time to time
Like a gangsta doppelganger you know
Proson nile
This is the best suggestion I've read on youtube
Nile gold🤣
I have never seen anyone smile nervously while wearing grills, it's actually very precious 😂❤
THEY'RE SOOOOO cool!! But what's most impressive is your patience oml
These honestly turned out amazing, one day you gotta go to some black tie RUclipsr event and pull out the grills.
dang--yessssssssss!!
I thought you said "you gotta go to a black youtuber and pull out their grills"
@@mycario624 Ohohohoho no!
If he doesn't show up to the next OpenSauce decked out in gold, it won't be worth it.
The sudden cut to Allen dying of laughter was the best thing ever
I started laughing with him 😂
@@ij940 same😂
@@kingsrevenge9234 idk bro its ur decision
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This is actually like a weirdly cute and wholesome video? I just love seeing someone happy and proud of something they made, even if it's embarrassing in some way. This is a side of Nile I feel like we don't see much
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Next time, they need to be vampire fangs.
he already has small cute vampire fangs tho
Not gonna lie dude, this entire video was pretty rad. I was laughing throughout and not for the reason one would think! There was a level of comedy that was done so well here, which all culminated in: "How is he going to look wearing the grillz?" The chaos that came from the revelation that Nigel likes grillz, to the plaster casting drama, to the gold sources that can only make me dub you Mr. Worldwide, was perfectly orchestrated. This was a cinematic masterpiece.
I would love to see these grillz make another appearance. They honestly do look pretty neat once you get over the novelty and the hilarious absurdity of one making their own grillz. And thus, for this fantastic entertainment that made my day, please accept my thanks!
Learning that grillz is the only jewelry he likes gave me the same feeling that I had when I saw him turn styrofoam in cinnamon
Like he's an alchemist or like that should not be possible?
@@StonedtotheBones13 like "Woah, that was unexpected"
@@StonedtotheBones13it was the same feeling I gotmwhen I learned that he drank one galon of chocolate milk a day for like a mlnth just to try it out
For real!😂
no shit but legitemately RIGHT next to your comment is exactly THAT video LMAO
32:06 there's a smiley face
Haha I can see it 😂😂😂
Nigel feeling more embarrassed while wearing jaw grillz than boiling his own pee is just phenomenal 💀
WAIT HE DID THAT?
@@vyxns It was a whole series ruclips.net/video/sfldS5hqWYA/видео.html
@@vyxnsyeah
WHEN
@@Kazablobits on one of his shorts
The way he is so embarassed but ended up making so many people laugh is kinda heartwarming.
The phrase: "...not only could I do it in the comfort of my own lab..." is underrated
real mad scientist vibes
I just appreciate you appreciating us. Much love. Dude smile cost more than people’s rent
As a current dental student, watching the impression and waxup is hilarious! I felt the same way when I first made impressions.
Well, you make a good impression to me 😂
Nile is the only person who could say “In the comfort of my own lab” instead of house
Lots of people have their own labs, I do. Not nearly as comprehensive but I can do a lot of these cool experiments in the comfort of my own lab.
The scientific world is going to progress so much now that Nile has invented the lab.
My lab is super comfy
@@EmilM-pb2hnSuppose I'm one of those. Mainly do crafts than science but... SO MANY of them are actually quite dangerous. Some of the stuff you breathe it in and you're in the hospital for the smallest exposure. No children are even allowed in my workspace especially when I'm doing that stuff. Hell I've had disastrous results happen, got plenty of burns, cuts and scars from this shit. I mean... It's dangerous tools and materials. Toxic materials from gases to liquids just to make some freaking costumes and sculptures! And hope to not die from the exposure or explode my place. But I'm definitely comfortable working there.
@@EmilM-pb2hn Yes you can say it like that as well, semantics are fun. I meant that a lot more people than one would think have lab equipment at their disposal. Not a majority of people by any means but still many thousands of people worldwide, which is a lot.
Nile is such a complex and interesting character
You treating him like he's a fictional character
@@CIAspiesONmeWHYNOBODYBELIEVES I can't wait for the live action adaptation
Nile inspires me.. My parents said if i get 50K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging...
Ngl I love the grills. The more confident you are, the better they look.
I did not expect to ever see you make your own grills. They turned out really good and I definitely think you looked 10x better irl than in the photoshop
He looked happier in the photoshop. 😂
I love how Reggie is just a natural voice of support, no matter what.
i hate regie
@@majidoji Reggie is the homie, I think you need a lil' Reggie in your life.
Exactly I wish I had a friend like him
i mean he earns more for 2 jobs at once i think lol
@@Joe-xp6unhis personal hype man
I don’t usually laugh at RUclips videos but his reactions and the reactions of everyone else had me cackling. Thank you NileGold
NileGold channel needs to happen! @nileblue needs to get him a 90's rice car with a horrible body kit, wrap it gold. Throw in the grill and hit up some shows, drivethrus, science seminars... Lil' Nile gotta be in my life. Bonus points awarded for chemistry related temporary face tattoos.
@@CKSChurchgotta get nigel on a drill beat 😂
I regret that I have only one 'like' to give you; NileGold is- well, gold! 😂
Congratulations! It was very interesting to watch, I’m so glad that you are ,(you guys are) , spending your time been creative, and not wasting your time consuming drugs or alcohol , thank you for sharing, very talented, congrats, keep going!!
"This is a lot harder than I thought it would be." - A chemist making jewelry
Man couldn’t even bake a cookie😭but he could turn gloves into grape soda, or decongestant pills into N-methyl-alpha-phenylethylamine
😂😂 different strokes n all that jazz 😜
Bro threw out the ectra gold like a bawler.
The best jeweler I know is also a chemist. He found Tiffany's using tin solder for super fine applications on accident. He uses muriatic acid to take off the discoloring when using it to solder again on silver. He also polishes all his small burrs with nitric acid I believe
I’m a custom grillz maker myself, to say you’ve never made them before you did a real good job🤣 if you ever try it again, one tip id give you is to use a Q tip with lighter fluid to smoothen out the wax before casting!!:)
is it possible to make a cast out of an invisalign 🤣 or get gold invisalign grills
Yeah as someone who has done casting and jewelry making, I was really hoping he'd know to flame polish the wax before investment. Saves so much time.
In your experience, should he have used 2 layers of wax per grill like that? They seem so thick to me, like they'd be uncomfortable to wear.
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@@rucker69you just love negativity huh
I just love his humour. The silence when he jokes with text while editing is just too good.
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39:55 ayyy the smile is blingin 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣🤣
As someone that makes crowns for a living, Nile actually did a better job with the impressions than the ones we get to work from by dentists 💀
Watching his take on this whole process had me cackling
I read this and thought actual crowns for like a monarchy and my brain was like 'why do they need dental impressions..?'
@@AstralDragn 😂
As a fellow dental lab technician, I was worried about the bubbles and some of the process, but I wholeheartedly agree. Some dentists take the wildest impressions!
This was such a fun, albeit slightly surreal watch.
Am dental technician, can confirm. Saddest thing is some of them are a danger with digital scanners also, like how???
As a Dentist, some people work WAY too fast and just take whatever they get the first try. His first impression would have probably been fine with a little finessing later on is what pained me.
The hype man behind the camera is really keeping Nigel together at points. Love it
really? i thought the camera person was mid
@@kingsrevenge9234trsut me you'll end up with 20 listeners monthly on souncloud. Just get a degree first then try. That way you have something to back onto.
I’ve worked in Dentistry for close to 20 years….impressions are HARD.
So hard in fact that I was SUPER impressed by your first try…you ALMOST had it but yes you were right about what was wrong with the first one.
You got a good second one at 5:29 (nice vestibule roll) but , like you said, you wouldn’t want to see plastic.
Ideally, You need a larger tray on top so your teeth aren’t close to the sides of the tray.
When pouring your mold, especially with those hard catalysts mold, you’d also want to pour a base to make the casts more stable. You first pour the cast, put it on a vibrating surface to get the bubbles out, let it set a bit then pour a base and flip the cast on top of the little puddle base you made so you don’t get the breakage you got around 9:49.
Taking impressions, pouring molds and making casts are definitely an art form that take time and patience to master. Dont get frustrated, everyone struggles with these…ESPECIALLY with harder mold materials.
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This is why my orthodontist had one singular lady who did all the molds
Dental lab here, it was fascinating watching a novice do the same work. Never would have thought to use a vacuum to get bubbles out instead of vibrating it. The wax up was... interesting to say the least. The finishing job really brought it around though.
I was thinking the same thing- Not a dental person but my mother was in dentistry for 20+ years and yeah impressions were her favorite because once you have things down it feels so good to get right but it was so finicky
35:55 the dumpster guy had a field day
I was already giggling at the lisps of “Unbiathed opinionth.” But the immediate cut to Allen Pan laughing historically killed me 😂
Wanted to like but didn't wanna mess up the 69 (noice🤙🏾).
*also hysterically, but I got the gist of it
this content is gold right here lmao
Historical histerical laughing xD
yeah he laughing way back to the dark ages
@@exonzigmalmao😂
I love how educational NileRed is. Then there’s NileBlue
Someine stated in a comment above that nile blue is basically "let the intrusive thoughts win" lol
@@justcallmesiv eh it's more like the less serious version of NileRed.
Science and chemistry are generally supposed to be taken at least somewhat seriously and sure I'll say I sometimes see NileRed crossing the line for general safety in terms of lab procedures sometimes (there's certain ways you're supposed to smell things and typically tasting them is a no go unless you know what you're doing, obviously he does but still, safety.
NileBlue is more lax and less serious which allows Nile Red to maintain the credibility while still being able to be a human and have fun breaking lab equipment, making stink bombs, making himself _some fancy bling_
Stuff that doesn't fit over there or might cause a loss in credibility comes here. *shrug*
@@veloxdrake1025 I ain’t reading all that. I’m happy for you tho. Or sorry that happened
Then there's Nilegreen
@@imtiaze642 It's a dead meme, it died long ago. Even its creator moved on.
As a dental surgeon it was painful watching your process and still I'm amazed at how well you managed your way into making that grill.
Awesome video.
As a mechanic just watching him use a hammer is painful.
As an EMT watching literally every video is a pain, especially the one with the fart chemical on the island lol
As an electrician I enjoy his videos
As a youtube enthusiast it was painful how good the video was
As a prop designer I use similar materials and it was difficult to watch him stumbling through it, it reminded me of when I first started. But at the same time he had fun with it and did pretty well overall being a first timer
who ever files his tax returns must be scratching his head.
I love that the powder gold has most definitely been in purple gold form
I finally found it
I came from that video 🤣
True lol 😂😂
He should have made the grills from purple gold if we was going 18 karat anyways
@@PhillerDillerthis was my first thought too, (since i somhow came from that one ) then again purple gold was suppose to be more brittle and would not be good for grillz, he later found out its not that brittle but still
I like how the cameraman is so supportive and informed on everything
I like how Canadian he sounds
just a beta yes man
@@rucker69 hi troll, how was your day?
??? It's his brother
@@whatsupeveryone is that an r/Wordington PFP? Or did you just found it randomly
that intro is precisely how it feels to be socially awkward.
taking a million steps to avoid mild or non-existent embarrassment
I'm having so many fond memories of metalworking class in school. I really enjoyed lost wax casting, made some rings that way. The shop teacher warned us about the plaster dust, and while he didn't say exactly what Nile did, it honestly wasn't that far off. (Some kid snorted a line of it anyway trying to be funny, and then when he was reminded how dangerous it was and the teacher told everyone to stop their work while he drove him to the hospital, the guy panicked so bad he that he cried all the way out the door and presumably all the way to the hospital.)
Looking back, I'm actually surprised no one tried making grillz, I guess it was probably just because of how much more work would have to go into making the mold when we were mostly working from fairly simple ring bases.
As a dental lab technician, I'm absolutely screaming inside watching you clean them up.
I feel you, im am a dentaltechnician too and im studying dental medicine. Its nervewrecking to watch
i'm sorry if this sounds dumb, but why was he cleaning them up wrong? i'm not really familiar with dentistry and i'm interested to know ^^
As a healthcare professional I was just praying he doesn't get an infection through the gums 😵
@@qingxinn_ we use a high speed with gentle burs and polishing wheels to clean up alloys, all in all he really did do a good job. It’s like watching someone use a chainsaw to cut vegetables lol.
As an artist, I was screaming inside too.
Theres honestly nothing embarrasing about this, even if you think they look goofy on him the fact that he put in the work to create something he likes is super cool.
the embarrasing thing is not having gold grillz
Nah, it's embarrassing as hell.
Yeah I don’t think it’s embarrassing
@@rucker69you embarrassing
@@breadboi8747 You can shut your mouth slick
I love when the cameraman is simultaneously the most collected and unhinged person in the room, this vid was a masterclass in backyard science
Can I say these actually look amazing! Like, im seriously so blown away how good they turned out