I agree with the commentator about WAY too long. I have NO idea what the little nail-looking devices were in the tray. I saw some "powder"; I saw the rolled up balls of steel wool...but...what were the nails? You have to assume your audience knows nothing. (I know nothing). When you demonstrated the Stainless Steel polisher...same thing? What were the nails? Where do you get them? Are they reusable? Sorry, but you won't get better without some critique. I enjoyed it and hope to learn more in the future. Subscribed.
Constructive criticism : You'll gain more subs if you spend less time. 7 and a half minutes is way too excessive to explain you used a magnetic tumbler. First thing I look at on any instructive video is the length of video. I want to hear the details, quickly and with fuss. Too many content producers spend too long getting to the point, or just seem to like the sound of their own voice. This video could have been 30 seconds long, a minute at most. Subbed any way, because it is a hell of a solution to hours of mind numbing work.
That's a damn fine idea! As a costumer/prop maker, I could find a variety of uses for this, actually.
Brilliant videos… the one part missing from this one is the before and after part of the part? Now subscribed.
Great creative video. Would have been nice to see the before and after part in detail.
I agree with the commentator about WAY too long. I have NO idea what the little nail-looking devices were in the tray. I saw some "powder"; I saw the rolled up balls of steel wool...but...what were the nails? You have to assume your audience knows nothing. (I know nothing). When you demonstrated the Stainless Steel polisher...same thing? What were the nails? Where do you get them? Are they reusable? Sorry, but you won't get better without some critique. I enjoyed it and hope to learn more in the future. Subscribed.
Constructive criticism : You'll gain more subs if you spend less time. 7 and a half minutes is way too excessive to explain you used a magnetic tumbler. First thing I look at on any instructive video is the length of video. I want to hear the details, quickly and with fuss. Too many content producers spend too long getting to the point, or just seem to like the sound of their own voice. This video could have been 30 seconds long, a minute at most. Subbed any way, because it is a hell of a solution to hours of mind numbing work.
Thanks for sharing!
Why not wet? I've never used a tumbler dry
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