I HEAR YOU. So far the major response is that a street sign will be a bad choice for a blade because it is aluminum, which is too thin and weak to hold a sharp edge and stand impact. I will look for thicker steel instead.
Mr. Beast told me that if I look super shocked in my thumbnail and make all the colors vibrant and over saturated that people would click on it more and that I would start making tens of thousands of dollars a month in ad revenue. He said it would make the algorithm happy. All hail the algorithm. twitter.com/RSTYCG
Rusty is the one person that I actually believe is underrated. He’s funny, perfectly edgy, not afraid to speak his mind, and just makes good content overall.
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Love this style. Creepy, educational, and fitting a musical performance in the mix is tasteful. Also, there was a time where prisoners that were on death row would fight over who gets decapitated first because the blade would become less and less sharp each time it was used, and therefore some people would not experience instant death, but rather bleed out.
It's also not 100% instant death (up to 60 seconds and the feeling of pain is proven in the first seconds) with a normal decapitation, but probably much better than bleeding to death.
This was fucking great. Dark educational doomer content is a thing I didn't know I wanted. How poetic too. PS I saw this in my recommended and it had been a long time since I saw your stuff. I think the thumbnail helped too. Good luck my man.
He will be given a high position in my rampaging Pillage Army! The High Executioner or maybe Warlord Engineer. We'll see. I'll recruit him with whatever position he wants. Maybe Concubine Overseer and Tester?
Hearing James Lee’s voice knocked me off my feet that first instance; I immediately recognized it and was blown away because I’d been wanting to see you two collab for quite some time. Great stuff, Rusty. You’ve got quite the creative mind and your creations are a treat to watch.
On the supports, you'll need to notch the posts and use a lag bolt to fix them to it. Even if you want it to be a modular assembly, you need it. Those angular supports HAVE to be secure and nails or screws won't get the job done. Use a drill with a bit 1/8 of an inch more narrow than the bolts and set your depth to 1/2 inch shorter than the bolt. That should allow it to join the pieces without cracking, but also give it enough surface area to grab onto. Trust me on this. I did construction for a living for years. If you need more, link me to your site.
@@Immadeus always happy to help. I know a ton about construction. I literally grew up on a framing crew, and if I can put my skills to use to help separate the heads of state, I'd be more than happy to.
I love the old and new content. Your channel has been a sort of treasure chest the last couple of years. I'm excited to see where things go with this project.
The blade is actually the easiest part in my opinion since you won't be actually cutting bones. Old sign is a good idea since it's made out of good corrosion resistant steel. You could try hardening it similarly to Japanese blades (by masking parts of steel with clay, look it up).this way you could made the blade a bit harder.
@@willmcpherson3760 and ya even ¼"steel would be better than a street sign. "Hardness/tempered steel" only comes into play when you need to HOLD AN EDGE. ¼" mild Steel(low carbon content) would still probably work better than a road sign. It's about weight of the blade, as long as you got something resembling an edge the weight will drive it through a watermelon.
Rusty, Ill help how I can. First off, you're going to need a level, or at the very least a tennis ball. Looks fine on the post you got in, however Im not sure you need such a gravel bed in your region, you're not going to have any frost shifting. You're also going to need to use the level vertically when you put those posts in, that way your platform is even when you install. When you install the platform, your posts arent all going to be the same height. Youre going to have to either A.) cut them, or B.) float the platform at different heights on each platform... again using a level. You're probably going to need some what I call "donor" wood to dummy up your lines. This is completely do-able, and I'm willing to give my armature advice throughout the project, I built a 24'x36' garage and the concrete pad in the Northeast using just researched and online knowledge. Hmu if you need a quick and dirty answer in progress, we'll get it done.
I'm doing all the plumb and leveling in the next video. Definitely ran into issues with the heights not being even, so will probably have to cut the tops. Which will be annoying. But for sure taking time to make sure everything is squared up so the deck doesnt lean. I appreciate your input
For some reason my family was just worried someone would get hurt when I built one, couldn't possibly imagine why, they're for slicing fruit nothing like that lmfao
Metalwork Tip: Don't use an aluminum sign for a blade, it's too weak and not durable. A thick steel plate would do (the stronger the better, even spring steel if possible). I love your wholesome science experiments, keep up the good work.
This packs a hell of a lot of content for 15 minutes, I love all of it. The horror, history, building and music are all aspects that shouldn't work. However you not only made it work it's more like a mastery of your own genre.
this series opened up incredibly strong. i appreciate the well taught history lesson and the good music, and especially the incredible amount of work it takes to actually craft something like this. i'm somewhat familiar with woodworking but have only worked on something as large as a shed before, and commend the amount of skill and energy required for this. the grim tone and the story elements with the radio communication portions are great too. felt scarily real, especially toward the end- it's not like there's much of a barrier between our bleak depictions of reality and reality itself anymore anyways, right? in any case, i'm excited for the rest of this series, and hope you're able to see it to the end safely and to relative comfort considering the weather for this time of year.
this is a great video. I genuinely love the Rusty's Downward Spiral segment, you have this habit of implementing lore or a corrupted mindset into your videos and they're super entertaining to watch. Keep it up man
For the hoisting process, you should build the side rail frame on the deck laying down and walk it up slowly. It'll be heavy for sure, but that's about the only real way to do it. Much like framing a wall. They're built laying down and then stood on end and secured to the ground with additional braces extending out until it's secured.
This was probably one of the best videos I’ve ever seen. You’re an artist and you will rebuild this channel from the ashes of edgy children content with art like this.
DUDE, WTF THIS WAS FUCKING AMAZING The wait was more than worth it; such an incredible start to the series, my mind is fucking blown to bits, and I'm actually gonna watch it again now Also, the song?! DUDE, I can't; I'm honestly at a loss for words and just super hyped about this masterpiece you put out; real tight shit, my man (╯✧∇✧)╯
This entire series, the length of a movie is the best content I've found on this desolate platform in years and years. It's so well made, and makes you ask yourself genuine questions. Well done. And thank you, after all, it's all free. Plus the themes are well presented. I'd say it's useful entertainment. He's right about the times we live in now. The cycle is starting again, the mass seems to want blood from everywhere at once. Like the full moon, but at global scale and a longer cycle.
I love this mixed media format so much! It’s crazy cool! Narrative, music video, vlog, informative. I love the combination, it’s seriously entertaining.
one of the things that made the guillotine so effective was that the blade was slanted. this made it so the blade sliced through the neck, insted of just trying to chop it of. amazing content btw, love to see high quality content on this platform
This looks like a long multi part series I'm willing to watch. It'll be interesting to learn more about the history of the guillotine as the build goes on :)
This so is creative and rare on RUclips that I wish RUclips would push this sort of thing more, found out about you from Pyrocynical and honestly it was so worth it.
The end with Huggbees and “you can call me Al.” This is great. This seems to be the start of something beautiful. Little music in the middle. Grim facts. Quality content.
Hey, that's James Lee. Nice collaboration, love to see it. Y'all have quite complementary asthetics, I'd say, although pretty different production processes. Anyway, good work.
Hey Rusty, long time fan here. I know things seem really bleak, for your channel and the world. They kinda are. I still love your videos and they make me feel like there's someone in the world who shares my experience. Keep up the good work. If anyone can do it, it's you.
I've been missing your content, you ended up being my top artist this year so I wanted to rewatch some or ur series and albums. I found your content when I was a lot younger and going thru stuff and it helped a lot
This comeback arc looks so dope. Also, love the sort of arg thing going on with the one and unholy James Lee. I high key really want this to be like a Don't Starve arg where you are forced to build a guillotine by the entity on the radio, all while managing your resources/mitigating disasters (i.e. tent on fire, storms, rain, flooding, defending your camp and guillotine from whatever creatures the entity sends to test you [they could also be mind controlled loonies/bums who are like zombie cultists]). Holy shit we could make this into a game.
This is soo amazing, from Building a Guillotine to history about the Guillotine to music to a entire plot of its own. i can't describe how much i looking forward too the next episode!
this is by far my favorite project of yours ever. the atmosphere is unparralleled, amazing storytelling and visuals. the music was also perfectly fitting and gruesome. never change, rusty.
This first episode is already incredible (ranking wayyy above 99% of other YT videos quality-wise) and yet you managed to ramp it up even more with each following episode, which is nuts. Rewatching these makes me beyond excited for the finale, I know it's gonna be sick and I can't wait 😁🖤
This a video I really didn't know I needed. Your commitment to your art is so inspiring, the amount of thought put into this and the educational narration got me so hyped to see where this project goes. Best of luck and can't wait to see more.
I actually like how this video was filmed the info about the guillotine was really cool and I like how you would explain what you were doing next keep it up rusty
This project is insane, I’ll definitely be following this series as you continue to post. Also the song sounded great. Edit: was not expecting Huggbees to be in this, that’s great lmao
You got a pretty decent cad model. And some very respectable instructions. Now all you need is a kit that can be mass produced and assembled like IKEA furniture
Incredible work. I love your approach at telling the story of the Guillotine, the fact that during the Terror is was more often used against ordinary citizens rather than nobles and aristocrats really goes against the usual image of it being a revolutionary tool against the ruling class. This is something people tend to forget.
When an American gives a better lesson on French history, and above all more interesting, in one 15 minutes long video, than your French history teacher over the whole year. 😂❤ I really love this channel and the efforts and documentation put in those videos ! Greetings from France ! 🇫🇷
"You can call me Al." That's friggin hilarious! What a good laugh. First time viewer here and I gotta say, the camera and production work are exquisite, totally professional. And great story telling too. I am quite curious to see what this channel is about and where it is going. Thank you for sharing your art Rusty Cage.
I wish I could properly articulate how incredible of a songwriter you are. I aspire to be even 1% as amazing as you are at creating music. Also your voice works so so well for the music you make ❤️
I love the overall mood of this video. You are so good at storytelling. This is the content that I want to see, sadly youtube is doing a very good job at hiding it.
If you can, you should set up some planks to build a concrete form around the base of the guillotine. I know it's already built as of now, but the added support wouldn't be a bad thing, as it might sink over time and become lopsided,
I must say, I really like the little historical info while building the contraption itself. It really adds a really nice touch to it all. Keep up the good work Rusty
I know this is probably weird to say but you are so Cool, like you embody Coolness and I admire you for that. Also this video is extremely interesting.
I do not think a street sign will be heavy enough. They are usually made out of pretty thin and soft metal. If it was me, I would be looking for a sheet of 1/4 mild steel. It is a bit soft for making a blade, but easy to work with and moderately priced. If you wanted to be super dangerous, you could try to source a blade from an industrial paper cutter, but if you have any workplace accidents they would most likely result in a loss of body parts.
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I HEAR YOU. So far the major response is that a street sign will be a bad choice for a blade because it is aluminum, which is too thin and weak to hold a sharp edge and stand impact. I will look for thicker steel instead.
Thank you Rusty. It would be ideal for the Guillotine blade to be reusable.
If you want something real sharp use obsidian,not sure how expensive obsidian is though
Recommend a big rock
@@capitancuba8962 that is incredibly sharp but could only be used once or twice before it shatters/sheers and becomes useless.
Spring steel from an old car is probably the cheapest option
Rusty Beast: I built a Guillotine and I am chopping 1 million heads
I donated 1 million knifes to edgy teens
Heloo sir pelo!
Correction: 1 Million Watermelons
Rusty beast: knife game 9,862
Lol even pelo got Just 5 replies why arent more people watching this
Mr. Beast told me that if I look super shocked in my thumbnail and make all the colors vibrant and over saturated that people would click on it more and that I would start making tens of thousands of dollars a month in ad revenue. He said it would make the algorithm happy. All hail the algorithm. twitter.com/RSTYCG
All hail
on jah
Uwu
All hail the algorithm 👍🏻😶
You then have to give away stuff like nooses and guns for videos
Americans: Backyard basketball hoop
Canadians: Backyard hockey rink
Brazilians: Backyard football pitch
Rusty & french: Backyard Guillotine
Ahem…
Americans: Backyard shooting range.
@@Kshthymyla Ahem...
Americans: Backyard Classroom.
@@Ehh..... cringe
Rusty is the one person that I actually believe is underrated. He’s funny, perfectly edgy, not afraid to speak his mind, and just makes good content overall.
Yeah he deserves way more success. Incredible singer/musician too.
@@Child_Dog yeah he is definitely one of my favorite music artists
When the world goes to shit, good ol' Rusty guides us into the right direction: which is nowhere.
Anyway, have a wonderful day.
Hopefully he doesnt end up like amos yee
He'd be more successful if he wasn't an alcoholic
1:23 Rusty using a deathnote to keep track of his sardines is the subtle callback humor I live for.
Oh I thought it was a reference to the anime
Don't let the algorithm fool you, the Punished Rusty arc is peak content.
@ancient people 🅥 the reason he made a guillotine
@ancient people 🅥 you should be the first to try out that guillotine
Peak
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This is your best ever content. Now that ur being pushed you are getting so creative. Love this shit please keep it up.
Love this style. Creepy, educational, and fitting a musical performance in the mix is tasteful.
Also, there was a time where prisoners that were on death row would fight over who gets decapitated first because the blade would become less and less sharp each time it was used, and therefore some people would not experience instant death, but rather bleed out.
Yea they didnt maintain em
It's also not 100% instant death (up to 60 seconds and the feeling of pain is proven in the first seconds) with a normal decapitation, but probably much better than bleeding to death.
@@koyaanisqatsi6844 I did not know that, but interesting nonetheless!
This was fucking great. Dark educational doomer content is a thing I didn't know I wanted. How poetic too. PS I saw this in my recommended and it had been a long time since I saw your stuff. I think the thumbnail helped too. Good luck my man.
agree with the thumbnail point, reminds me of I did a thing's videos
Bruh when the apocalypse happens I feel like Rusty’s gonna be one of those survivors roaming with a guitar that we write movies about now
I hope I can join his group when that day comes. He's just the type of person I would want watching my back.
He will be given a high position in my rampaging Pillage Army! The High Executioner or maybe Warlord Engineer. We'll see. I'll recruit him with whatever position he wants. Maybe Concubine Overseer and Tester?
I like fairy tales myself
We talked about the french revolution and it's executions just briefly in history class, so I'm glad I actually got to learn stuff from this video!
yeah its almost like they dont want you to know too much about it
Bruh it’s not summer fir you
@@sethb1283 it's almost like the internet exists and you can learn as much as you want
@@sethb1283 If your school doesn't teach a lot of stuff, you just go to a bad school.
i find it cool that the blueprints from last video weren't just a joke but, an actual project for a future video, Nice job!
Everytime I see Jame Lee pop up in a video I'm watching I get a huge smile, such a good youtuber
Hearing James Lee’s voice knocked me off my feet that first instance; I immediately recognized it and was blown away because I’d been wanting to see you two collab for quite some time. Great stuff, Rusty. You’ve got quite the creative mind and your creations are a treat to watch.
Yeah! Two of my favourite youtubers collabing! When I heard Jame's voice, it took me a while to accept it was his.
The whole history section is wicked. Would love to see you do a documentary piece on anything in the macabre.
On the supports, you'll need to notch the posts and use a lag bolt to fix them to it. Even if you want it to be a modular assembly, you need it. Those angular supports HAVE to be secure and nails or screws won't get the job done.
Use a drill with a bit 1/8 of an inch more narrow than the bolts and set your depth to 1/2 inch shorter than the bolt. That should allow it to join the pieces without cracking, but also give it enough surface area to grab onto.
Trust me on this. I did construction for a living for years. If you need more, link me to your site.
You are the hero we need
@@Immadeus always happy to help. I know a ton about construction.
I literally grew up on a framing crew, and if I can put my skills to use to help separate the heads of state, I'd be more than happy to.
hey you might wanna try contacting Rusty directly on Twitter, i'm not 100% sure the likelyhood of him seeing this
@@keaganthegreat king shit
@@liambunker8378 what's your problem?
I'd add some cross bracing between the support posts, both to keep them in place during construction as well as for stabilization during use.
I really hope this series works out for rusty and is able to get his channel numbers back because this videos is fire
I love the old and new content. Your channel has been a sort of treasure chest the last couple of years. I'm excited to see where things go with this project.
Coming back to rewatch the whole series after the most recent video. Would watch this art over any slop shoved down our throats nowadays.
Lmao same!
As a man of French ancestry, I fully support this.
The blade is actually the easiest part in my opinion since you won't be actually cutting bones. Old sign is a good idea since it's made out of good corrosion resistant steel. You could try hardening it similarly to Japanese blades (by masking parts of steel with clay, look it up).this way you could made the blade a bit harder.
I do want it to be fully functional with the ability to cut through bone. Maybe I can double up with two signs
Street signs in the US are flimsy aluminum, his best bet is to find/buy a large chunk of 1/4" steel that will have some heft to it and sharpen it
The key to determining whether you can even harden steel is the carbon content my friend. Take a grinder to your material and do a spark test.
@@willmcpherson3760 and ya even ¼"steel would be better than a street sign. "Hardness/tempered steel" only comes into play when you need to HOLD AN EDGE. ¼" mild Steel(low carbon content) would still probably work better than a road sign. It's about weight of the blade, as long as you got something resembling an edge the weight will drive it through a watermelon.
@@willmcpherson3760 you are correct, aluminium is not going to work. He needs to use steel, RUSTY STEEL ❗️
Rusty, Ill help how I can. First off, you're going to need a level, or at the very least a tennis ball. Looks fine on the post you got in, however Im not sure you need such a gravel bed in your region, you're not going to have any frost shifting. You're also going to need to use the level vertically when you put those posts in, that way your platform is even when you install. When you install the platform, your posts arent all going to be the same height. Youre going to have to either A.) cut them, or B.) float the platform at different heights on each platform... again using a level. You're probably going to need some what I call "donor" wood to dummy up your lines. This is completely do-able, and I'm willing to give my armature advice throughout the project, I built a 24'x36' garage and the concrete pad in the Northeast using just researched and online knowledge. Hmu if you need a quick and dirty answer in progress, we'll get it done.
I'm doing all the plumb and leveling in the next video. Definitely ran into issues with the heights not being even, so will probably have to cut the tops. Which will be annoying. But for sure taking time to make sure everything is squared up so the deck doesnt lean. I appreciate your input
Don’t worry y’all,it’s just a self defense guillotine
I love how this guy gives us a brief three minute reality, check and then proceeds to build a guillotine
Thanks for the woodworking inspiration. This wholesome piece would make a fine conversation starter with family
For some reason my family was just worried someone would get hurt when I built one, couldn't possibly imagine why, they're for slicing fruit nothing like that lmfao
What did he use to make these blueprints?
man the intro alone is enough for me to like this video
honestly can't believe what kind of atmosphere you're able to create, keep it up, can't wait to see the finished guillotine
Metalwork Tip: Don't use an aluminum sign for a blade, it's too weak and not durable. A thick steel plate would do (the stronger the better, even spring steel if possible). I love your wholesome science experiments, keep up the good work.
9 months later and this has become one of my absolute favorite series of videos on this whole website. and its not even completely finished
this story seems very deep. i cant wait for more. be safe out there gamer
@ancient people 🅥 id be excited too about something better than that haircut 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂☺☺🤣🤣😂😂😂
Now this is premium-grade content that only Rusty can bring. May heads roll!
This packs a hell of a lot of content for 15 minutes, I love all of it. The horror, history, building and music are all aspects that shouldn't work. However you not only made it work it's more like a mastery of your own genre.
When an artist uses his truth to make art it does not matter how he does it, as the beauty of his own world permeates every part.
this series opened up incredibly strong. i appreciate the well taught history lesson and the good music, and especially the incredible amount of work it takes to actually craft something like this. i'm somewhat familiar with woodworking but have only worked on something as large as a shed before, and commend the amount of skill and energy required for this.
the grim tone and the story elements with the radio communication portions are great too. felt scarily real, especially toward the end- it's not like there's much of a barrier between our bleak depictions of reality and reality itself anymore anyways, right? in any case, i'm excited for the rest of this series, and hope you're able to see it to the end safely and to relative comfort considering the weather for this time of year.
this is a great video. I genuinely love the Rusty's Downward Spiral segment, you have this habit of implementing lore or a corrupted mindset into your videos and they're super entertaining to watch. Keep it up man
For the hoisting process, you should build the side rail frame on the deck laying down and walk it up slowly. It'll be heavy for sure, but that's about the only real way to do it. Much like framing a wall. They're built laying down and then stood on end and secured to the ground with additional braces extending out until it's secured.
loved this family friendly content, keep up buddy!
Imagine walking through the woods a few years from now and you come across a professionally-made pristine guillotine.
This was probably one of the best videos I’ve ever seen. You’re an artist and you will rebuild this channel from the ashes of edgy children content with art like this.
i don't know why you don't have more views. this is so much effort, and so well done too. good on you man.
@@thelionkingdom8208 you know he's not going to actually cut people's heads off with this right? It's just a fun video idea...
It's made in a disturbing way, that makes it hard to understand wether there's a message, and what the message really is.
Watched this with the kids!! Keep up the wholesome content Rusty!!
DUDE, WTF THIS WAS FUCKING AMAZING
The wait was more than worth it; such an incredible start to the series, my mind is fucking blown to bits, and I'm actually gonna watch it again now
Also, the song?! DUDE, I can't; I'm honestly at a loss for words and just super hyped about this masterpiece you put out; real tight shit, my man (╯✧∇✧)╯
If zombie apocalypse ever came , I am counting on Rusty
This entire series, the length of a movie is the best content I've found on this desolate platform in years and years. It's so well made, and makes you ask yourself genuine questions. Well done. And thank you, after all, it's all free.
Plus the themes are well presented. I'd say it's useful entertainment. He's right about the times we live in now. The cycle is starting again, the mass seems to want blood from everywhere at once. Like the full moon, but at global scale and a longer cycle.
I love this mixed media format so much! It’s crazy cool! Narrative, music video, vlog, informative. I love the combination, it’s seriously entertaining.
this is the moment of no return for Rusty’s character arc
Bruh , his character was already maxed out when he started this channel
one of the things that made the guillotine so effective was that the blade was slanted. this made it so the blade sliced through the neck, insted of just trying to chop it of.
amazing content btw, love to see high quality content on this platform
This looks like a long multi part series I'm willing to watch. It'll be interesting to learn more about the history of the guillotine as the build goes on :)
This is one of the series on RUclips that I truly feel show that RUclips videos can be art
This so is creative and rare on RUclips that I wish RUclips would push this sort of thing more, found out about you from Pyrocynical and honestly it was so worth it.
The end with Huggbees and “you can call me Al.” This is great. This seems to be the start of something beautiful. Little music in the middle. Grim facts. Quality content.
I dont get it
@@danielkjm You Can Call Me Al is a song by Paul Simon, and Huggbees(another RUclipsr) was the voice that was doing the radio show.
You can call me Betty
Hey, that's James Lee. Nice collaboration, love to see it. Y'all have quite complementary asthetics, I'd say, although pretty different production processes. Anyway, good work.
Hey Rusty, long time fan here. I know things seem really bleak, for your channel and the world. They kinda are. I still love your videos and they make me feel like there's someone in the world who shares my experience. Keep up the good work. If anyone can do it, it's you.
I've been missing your content, you ended up being my top artist this year so I wanted to rewatch some or ur series and albums. I found your content when I was a lot younger and going thru stuff and it helped a lot
I remember when I enjoyed your videos and music in middle school, and you continue to still capture my attention. Quality content.
Loved seeing Hugbees and James Lee here, their vo work was great! I hope the effort you put into this project leads to more success for ya!
This comeback arc looks so dope. Also, love the sort of arg thing going on with the one and unholy James Lee. I high key really want this to be like a Don't Starve arg where you are forced to build a guillotine by the entity on the radio, all while managing your resources/mitigating disasters (i.e. tent on fire, storms, rain, flooding, defending your camp and guillotine from whatever creatures the entity sends to test you [they could also be mind controlled loonies/bums who are like zombie cultists]). Holy shit we could make this into a game.
Love to see old classic rusty cage coming back again.
Called both voices without seeing the credits first. This is a trifecta I wasn't ready for. Hope they do more stuff together.
Genuinely the most unique and interestingly entertaining piece of content I’ve seen in a while.
This is soo amazing, from Building a Guillotine to history about the Guillotine to music to a entire plot of its own. i can't describe how much i looking forward too the next episode!
This is awesome hope things start looking up for you man
this is by far my favorite project of yours ever. the atmosphere is unparralleled, amazing storytelling and visuals. the music was also perfectly fitting and gruesome. never change, rusty.
This first episode is already incredible (ranking wayyy above 99% of other YT videos quality-wise) and yet you managed to ramp it up even more with each following episode, which is nuts.
Rewatching these makes me beyond excited for the finale, I know it's gonna be sick and I can't wait 😁🖤
This a video I really didn't know I needed.
Your commitment to your art is so inspiring, the amount of thought put into this and the educational narration got me so hyped to see where this project goes.
Best of luck and can't wait to see more.
This is amazing. I’ve never been so infatuated with the construction of a murder device.
Gotta love wholesome content!
It isn't murder when it is justified. Justification, however...
If you ever get blamed for a murder blamed on you, BETTER CALL SAUL
I actually like how this video was filmed the info about the guillotine was really cool and I like how you would explain what you were doing next keep it up rusty
This project is insane, I’ll definitely be following this series as you continue to post. Also the song sounded great.
Edit: was not expecting Huggbees to be in this, that’s great lmao
A surprise to be sure but a welcomed one
Can I make a request? After the "fruit" is "harvested" can it fall into a basket connected to a catapult?
YES
I love how you got James Lee involved. He's such an underrated animator and actor here on RUclips
Thanks for teaching me how to tie a noose! best youtuber ever, in all honesty hope your channel gets revived, fuck the algorithm
He teach us how to tie a noose and play with knives, He is the only guy who care about us 😢
barely through with watching the beautiful spiral, and im already smelling what may be a new album: Rusty Cage "Back Yard Guillotine"
to be fair tho, thats some prime amateur-ish kino, combined with Rusty's amazing musical talent, this shit could be a full blown movie tbh
i seriously love what your channel has become. you swish every shot in the dark mr demon.
I don't know why RUclips feels the need to not promote stuff like this it's very enjoyable 10/10
I am eager to see this series continue, good luck, Rusty.
You got a pretty decent cad model. And some very respectable instructions. Now all you need is a kit that can be mass produced and assembled like IKEA furniture
This video deserves way more attention. The production of this video (all your vids ;) ) ate peak production. 👍👍
This is some of the best content ive seen on youtube, I really dont get how its performing so badly
Best collab. I love both Rusty and James Lee.
I love all of your content, but this is one of your best videos yet in my opinion. You're the hero we all need Rusty. Never change
He's not the hero we need, he's the only one we got.
Incredible work. I love your approach at telling the story of the Guillotine, the fact that during the Terror is was more often used against ordinary citizens rather than nobles and aristocrats really goes against the usual image of it being a revolutionary tool against the ruling class. This is something people tend to forget.
Ayo, brotha man, brotha man- this content is needed
When an American gives a better lesson on French history, and above all more interesting, in one 15 minutes long video, than your French history teacher over the whole year. 😂❤ I really love this channel and the efforts and documentation put in those videos ! Greetings from France ! 🇫🇷
"You can call me Al." That's friggin hilarious! What a good laugh. First time viewer here and I gotta say, the camera and production work are exquisite, totally professional. And great story telling too.
I am quite curious to see what this channel is about and where it is going.
Thank you for sharing your art Rusty Cage.
The algorithm needs to get this shit everywhere ASAP
Top tier content rusty, hope to see this channel blow up big time.
I wish I could properly articulate how incredible of a songwriter you are. I aspire to be even 1% as amazing as you are at creating music. Also your voice works so so well for the music you make ❤️
I love the overall mood of this video. You are so good at storytelling. This is the content that I want to see, sadly youtube is doing a very good job at hiding it.
If you can, you should set up some planks to build a concrete form around the base of the guillotine. I know it's already built as of now, but the added support wouldn't be a bad thing, as it might sink over time and become lopsided,
J.adore the bells of wall street with the alarm clock of the 20s motif
I must say, I really like the little historical info while building the contraption itself. It really adds a really nice touch to it all. Keep up the good work Rusty
Rusty could seriously make a good horror film. Short film or full blown movie.
Rusty adapting to modern thumbnail tactics, hopefully it'll enable him to make more content
A quote that keeps me sane at times like these, "We have nothing to lose but our chains, worker's of the world unite!"
@Valiancin more sane then you are clearly xD
@Valiancin Mhm OK sure bud 👍
The song was actually quite haunting, such quality content
Hearing James Lee's voice made me so happy. I love his stuff.
Even if he has 1.59 million subscribers considering what he has done to be so successful he is underrated
I know this is probably weird to say but you are so Cool, like you embody Coolness and I admire you for that. Also this video is extremely interesting.
I do not think a street sign will be heavy enough. They are usually made out of pretty thin and soft metal. If it was me, I would be looking for a sheet of 1/4 mild steel. It is a bit soft for making a blade, but easy to work with and moderately priced. If you wanted to be super dangerous, you could try to source a blade from an industrial paper cutter, but if you have any workplace accidents they would most likely result in a loss of body parts.
I've never gotten so excited within the first second of a youtube video than I have with this seeing "Featuring James Lee"