What memories this bright back to me. I have not rammed up a mold in the foundry since I was in middle school metal shop in 1969. Lots of fun to see how things turn out. Great video!
I think back to my high school shop from time to time. Hard to believe this is not a part of everyone's education. Thankfully RUclips allows exposure for an education in making to those who are inclined. Thanks for your comment!
Brian, great from start to finish. My only advice as an experienced bronze caster: casting with no further protection as leather gloves and helmet is really risky. Just a little gas explosion in the melt, a cracked crucible during transport from furnace to mould and u have a serious incident. Wear leather jacket, leather pants and strong shoes. It is just a short moment to wear these uncomfortable caster clothes, but u will really protect yourself. Keep up the good work. cheers Herri
just have watched all your videos and was really concerned how u started to cast. U take care for all the details, which is really amazing to see. I have cast a lot bronze, bell bronze, zine copper alloys in my live as artist in Germany. I have learned casting in Italy and saw also during 20 years some serious accidents. Especially casting in the open and not in a shop. Many part time caster oversee the danger of gas explosions and heat radiation. ( think of rain drops that fall into your melt. Jesus.... or especially lost wax casting when the wax wasn't completely burned out. That's a bomb. Luckily u are right now only sand casting, so this problem doesn't occur. Better be double safe. Please!!! U are casting alone, then u need to be fully concentrated, always... I live now since a long time in China and do other stuff like CNC and prototyping / designing. Any help or advice, just drop me a note :-). All the best... Herri
Bronze is hotter and therefore safer to a small extent anyway. Bronze will tend to bounce off you ( after burning the crap out of you ) while Aluminum is far more dangerous. This is because it has a cooler pour temperature, strangely enough. It tends to stick to you when it hits giving you a far more catastrophic burn. After sticking it continues to transfer a huge amount of heat into you. I'm not saying bronze can't stick, but aluminum is far worse. Good job and take care my friend, from a fellow foundry guy.
I bought his foundry plans from his website, unfortunately I’m a truck driver and between places since I’m never home anyway so I haven’t been able to build it yet, do have 2 kegs though ready to go and ceramic fire cloth. But the plans are well detailed and I would recommend
I've been researching aluminium melting for two weeks now and I never realised you could degas using sodium carbonate! I read up on the method that industrial foundries use to degass, using helium argon or nitrogen, and I figured that was something I wouldn't be able to do because I'd have to buy welding tanks of nitrogen and a special degassing wand that wouldn't be available in a small size for these sorts of forges anyway. So glad to have stumbled on this video and found that there's a far easier way to do it!
Very clever building the flask with the rebate register, and having one corner unlock-able, to allow it to be removed from around the block of casting sand.
The aluminum project you made is the best thing I have every seen in youtube. Compare to others, yours are most professional looking and incredibly awesome. SUBSCRIBED! Keep working more project and I will like them every time.
Wow! I just loved the process. Wonderful work of art. A reflection of how life is. We have to go through various, at times unpleasant situations that (chiseling, burning, cooling, adding, sometimes subtracting). These finally refine and mould us to attain perfection!
What a wonderfully finished and refined aluminum casting! This is very refreshing amongst the simple pour and wire wheel videos. I’ll be happy to try this at 100 subscribers 😂
Reminds me of Metals Shop in 1971. My "buddy" dropped a shotgun primer into the sand mold the teacher had built as a demo for casting. Good thing the teacher was wearing a full hood, face shield, gloves and apron. When the aluminum poured into the mold, the primer went off and shot a spray of liquid aluminum right toward his face. That was the last year Metals Shop was available.
A few days ago saw the same process by a Indian worker, no fancy equipment just his bare hands and brass from old vessels, and cast the most intricate idols, that's workmanship
Spoony Like you said he should've given a clear sealer coat , much like after painting on pottery they glaze it a to protect the paint etc so are spot on spoony because that's exactly what I do when spraying metals a coat of lacquer to finish it 👍
I found a rusty brown bike horn at a flea market and a brought it home I was just thinking I would clean it up and paint it. I cleaned it up on the wire wheel and the metal shined right back up. I put a thick coat of clear over it and to this day it's on my bike and it still shiny I put it on an old bike that has a lot of old blue accessories on it.
Longer runner and to be a bit more diligent about removing sand particles. Also could plan to remove more face on the piece until the voids are gone. I could have also braised them full and sanded flat.
No have the finish on the bottom of the mould and the back of the plate as the top then inclusions willl be on the back of the plate as they will float cleaner finish on the face this way
Right now. Most CNC that cost more than a car now can do straight to the aluminum carving and no need to cast it..But his technique is far way human touch, than a machine touch and the overall finish product will and shall always be good to look at knowing how many precious hours and process of making it, that when someone saw it and ask "how'd you do that, was it by traditional way?" and then answered "YES" I guess the asking person would not believe it. great work there!!! Envy here, been longing to have such things, tools, and everything to make one...unfortunately, I was born with nothing. Plain and simple human being. :(
A few thoughts. The finish side of the mold cavity should face down when possible. The reason is any debris or dross will tend to float. If the finish side is down the debris will end up in the back of the plaque. It's not a big deal but, it helps keep the plaque face cleaner. Cut your sprue and riser holes before you pull the pattern. Use a sharpened welding rod to vent the sand in the cope before pulling the pattern. The deeper your flask is, increases the need for a slightly tapered rammer. All small things that will help. Other than that, good job.
dbaecht He had the face of the plaque at the bottom. The overflow riser was on the back of the plaque. The fill riser was on the side. Just as you suggested. See 9:00
+Brian Oltrogge Wonderful work. I'm about to build your Grunblau machine I think. Been thinking about it for a while - got your plans from you :) Wondering if I can modify that machine (make it wider)
You can make it wider, it won't be as efficient from a sheet yield standpoint. You won't be able to do full 4x8 without a seam though. I found out that the reverse was true for me after looking at my spoil board. I opted for a slightly bigger than quarter sheet for the Platform. Anything smaller is useless, anything bigger is a waste of space for me.
What a superb video! Glad to see that I'm subscriber 81,400 - can't wait to go through your other videos after finding this one! Thanks for the upload! :)
Turned out very nice but your can control when you spray painted was making me cringe. Start and stop the flow of paint off the project, that way you won't get the heavy blotches. I noticed some of them when you did the final close up. Personally, I would have done it in satin but that is just me.
Fascinating, I didn't realise I could hold my breath for so long. I have to subscribe now as your the first to get my full attention in any clip. Thank you.
+Paul Murray I think you are right. Although the You tube graphic standard allows for a black and white version so I think I am okay! ruclips.net/user/ytbrand/downloads.html
Great video. Now that is how a professional does craftsmanship. It's good to see the difference between just do it and break and learn as you go versus earning a living working in a field of earned expertise either as a hobby, trade, or profession from real foundery work in the industry. One of my mentors who had been an engineer for 40 years. Worked by doing and learning from his mentors with diverse experience from generalized to specialty. My advice is always curious. Learn, research, try, do, make, fail, learn, innovate, repeat. Always try new experiences when young diversity of skills knowledge and experience is always going to keep you employed for someone or yourself.
I would hope you have went on to watch any of my later videos like the drawer pulls or The Hammer. I think they might have turned out even better! I know my editing has gotten better!
@@Grunblau I will have to watch them! I just bought a foundry for the first time so I'm definitely interested to see everything you've posted that's casting related.
It is amazing being able to watch a guy who knows the perfect way to do this. I find the funnel part the most creative of all, I'm subscribing right now, thanks from Buenos Aires, Argentina!!!!!
Beautiful work!! Great job!!! Polish it bright as possible and Spray the final high polished aluminum with polyurethane clear coat and it will last forever. Then sand and polish the paint and it will get brighter!! Sodium carbonate bubbles WILL NOT remove hydrogen. Bubble argon gas in small bubbles 2mm thru the aluminum to remove hydrogen gas.
I came across this video when I was looking for videos on casting... I am looking to cast my own metall to mill on the cnc later on. and! your channel has all of that! great video too! subscribed after the first video :) Great work! keep on!
Very good, You even took out the Hydrogen, even Holley (the carb people) don't do that and it shows if you section one of their carb bases. Most people don't know that aluminum can absorb large amounts of hydrogen gas and it forms little voids in the casting.
Your editing style and your casting style are quite similar. Clean, no superfluous materials. Can’t believe I’m this late to the party, consider me subscribed!
Ha! Yeah, I hope people stumble across some of the other videos I did after this! I think ‘The Hammer’ video is better, but it got like 1/10000 the number of views...
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What memories this bright back to me. I have not rammed up a mold in the foundry since I was in middle school metal shop in 1969. Lots of fun to see how things turn out. Great video!
I think back to my high school shop from time to time. Hard to believe this is not a part of everyone's education. Thankfully RUclips allows exposure for an education in making to those who are inclined.
Thanks for your comment!
Best overall technique in sand casting, the box, method, pour, best extraction, extraction tools. Best all around...cool video...
I know this video is now 2 years old...But Damn! That is the best home casting i have EVER seen. Result, setup and process. Top job fella.
Best looking furnace and the tongs setup is first rate
Thank you for making a video without music 👏👏👏
That's absolutely AWESOME!!!!!
+Summers Woodworking Thanks!
You wrote thanks for watching at the end. We should be thanking you and others like you who share their knowledge with others. Thankyou.
having seen the videos for 100k and 1 million subs plaques I have to say this is so much cooler than anything RUclips could ever honor someone with.
Very nice job. Enjoyed the video. I'll be sure to keep an eye out for future works.
+George Goff This was one of my first works! There are many more since! Thanks!
Your work on this is stunning, I love the finish quality of the casting and your post work with the painting!
+briancnc Thanks!
ruclips.net/video/9CXhXoSiwQ8/видео.html
your work borders on perfection... works the heavy raw material and turns it into a work of art.... it was sensational... Congratulations
Nice job. I like the way u made the frame with a detachable pin in one of the corners. very convenient
Great work, thank you very much for your sharing, greetings to you from Algeria 🇩🇿
Greetings! Thanks..
Brian, great from start to finish.
My only advice as an experienced bronze caster: casting with no further protection as leather gloves and helmet is really risky. Just a little gas explosion in the melt, a cracked crucible during transport from furnace to mould and u have a serious incident.
Wear leather jacket, leather pants and strong shoes. It is just a short moment to wear these uncomfortable caster clothes, but u will really protect yourself.
Keep up the good work.
cheers
Herri
+SURE D Thank you for your concern! I just cast some brass and I can tell you that is a whole other ballgame...
just have watched all your videos and was really concerned how u started to cast. U take care for all the details, which is really amazing to see.
I have cast a lot bronze, bell bronze, zine copper alloys in my live as artist in Germany. I have learned casting in Italy and saw also during 20 years some serious accidents. Especially casting in the open and not in a shop. Many part time caster oversee the danger of gas explosions and heat radiation. ( think of rain drops that fall into your melt. Jesus.... or especially lost wax casting when the wax wasn't completely burned out. That's a bomb. Luckily u are right now only sand casting, so this problem doesn't occur.
Better be double safe. Please!!! U are casting alone, then u need to be fully concentrated, always...
I live now since a long time in China and do other stuff like CNC and prototyping / designing.
Any help or advice, just drop me a note :-). All the best...
Herri
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SURE D Hey man, I know this is an old comment but I wanted you to know you're super awesome for caring so much about this guys safety.
Bronze is hotter and therefore safer to a small extent anyway. Bronze will tend to bounce off you ( after burning the crap out of you ) while Aluminum is far more dangerous. This is because it has a cooler pour temperature, strangely enough. It tends to stick to you when it hits giving you a far more catastrophic burn. After sticking it continues to transfer a huge amount of heat into you. I'm not saying bronze can't stick, but aluminum is far worse. Good job and take care my friend, from a fellow foundry guy.
I like how your actions are very deliberate and calculated..Awesome Casting!
Watching you mold stuff made me feel relaxed haha.
It's one of the better videos you can see on the web! Great work.
I bought his foundry plans from his website, unfortunately I’m a truck driver and between places since I’m never home anyway so I haven’t been able to build it yet, do have 2 kegs though ready to go and ceramic fire cloth.
But the plans are well detailed and I would recommend
Hey, thanks! 👍 Good luck with your build!
You need a 3million one just for this! Congrats. Proof that utube has a serious side
I suved after watching this video. Your probably the best caster I have seen and I respect you for it.
I've been researching aluminium melting for two weeks now and I never realised you could degas using sodium carbonate! I read up on the method that industrial foundries use to degass, using helium argon or nitrogen, and I figured that was something I wouldn't be able to do because I'd have to buy welding tanks of nitrogen and a special degassing wand that wouldn't be available in a small size for these sorts of forges anyway.
So glad to have stumbled on this video and found that there's a far easier way to do it!
ruclips.net/video/9CXhXoSiwQ8/видео.html
You deserve more than 5K subscribers!
Very clever building the flask with the rebate register, and having one corner unlock-able, to allow it to be removed from around the block of casting sand.
Hello Brian,
I would exchange my silver button for this piece of art
+Experimentar En Casa HEY!
Wow, thanks for your comment! I had no idea there was a special 100k plaque until recently...
ruclips.net/video/9CXhXoSiwQ8/видео.html
That is much nicer than any plaque RUclips might send You, bravo!
This is so much more badass than the 1 million subscriber button from RUclips
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Great this casting that wooden jig is magnificent.
Congrats on your 5K RUclips Subscribers, and here's to another 5K!!!
+John M. Evangelis Thanks and Welcome!
Excellently done and really beautiful end product ... well done !!
Beautiful work! Subbing to contribute towards the 10k sign!
The aluminum project you made is the best thing I have every seen in youtube. Compare to others, yours are most professional looking and incredibly awesome. SUBSCRIBED! Keep working more project and I will like them every time.
You sir have the talent. That was awesome. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your comment!
It's way better than if RUclips would have gave you one. Very impressive
That was amazing! You definitely earned my subscription!
Beatiful project, show of video. I Like!
i could only imagine what you'd make if you ever reach 1million subs
He chips it out of marble
I can watch this all day. nicely done.
you just got yourself a new subscriber
Great! Welcome!
+Brian Oltrogge Make that two
+dibsters or four
Or five
Wow! I just loved the process. Wonderful work of art. A reflection of how life is. We have to go through various, at times unpleasant situations that (chiseling, burning, cooling, adding, sometimes subtracting). These finally refine and mould us to attain perfection!
ruclips.net/video/9CXhXoSiwQ8/видео.html
Beautiful sign.
Thanks!
What a wonderfully finished and refined aluminum casting! This is very refreshing amongst the simple pour and wire wheel videos. I’ll be happy to try this at 100 subscribers 😂
very beautifully made. am your subsriber now
+Mohammed Ismail Thanks! And welcome!
Reminds me of Metals Shop in 1971. My "buddy" dropped a shotgun primer into the sand mold the teacher had built as a demo for casting. Good thing the teacher was wearing a full hood, face shield, gloves and apron. When the aluminum poured into the mold, the primer went off and shot a spray of liquid aluminum right toward his face. That was the last year Metals Shop was available.
Yup. I didn’t get to do metal casting but we still had basic small engines, etc…
A few days ago saw the same process by a Indian worker, no fancy equipment just his bare hands and brass from old vessels, and cast the most intricate idols, that's workmanship
truly stunning, way better than any play button
Awesome :) Massive respect for your craft \m/,
+rajiv mannari Thank you!
Impressive ......came out very clean great job 👍
This is pretty sweet, I know its a bit late, but you should put a clear coat on it to protect the aluminum
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Spoony Like you said he should've given a clear sealer coat , much like after painting on pottery they glaze it a to protect the paint etc so are spot on spoony because that's exactly what I do when spraying metals a coat of lacquer to finish it 👍
I found a rusty brown bike horn at a flea market and a brought it home I was just thinking I would clean it up and paint it. I cleaned it up on the wire wheel and the metal shined right back up. I put a thick coat of clear over it and to this day it's on my bike and it still shiny I put it on an old bike that has a lot of old blue accessories on it.
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Looks extremely good ....... Brilliant work with a steady hand!!
the best technique I've seen on youtube overall. I learned a lot. What would you do differently to eliminate those imperfections?
Longer runner and to be a bit more diligent about removing sand particles. Also could plan to remove more face on the piece until the voids are gone. I could have also braised them full and sanded flat.
No have the finish on the bottom of the mould and the back of the plate as the top then inclusions willl be on the back of the plate as they will float cleaner finish on the face this way
Right now. Most CNC that cost more than a car now can do straight to the aluminum carving and no need to cast it..But his technique is far way human touch, than a machine touch and the overall finish product will and shall always be good to look at knowing how many precious hours and process of making it, that when someone saw it and ask
"how'd you do that, was it by traditional way?" and then answered "YES" I guess the asking person would not believe it.
great work there!!! Envy here, been longing to have such things, tools, and everything to make one...unfortunately, I was born with nothing. Plain and simple human being. :(
@@rcrazee5077 "traditional" except for the computer carved form
Absolutely beautiful, Brian. Awesome job with the petrobond and a careful, highly skilled hand.
so when you get to 24 thousand will you do a 24k gold plaque?
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what kind of dirt it is?
very nice job, finish part's is perfect.
A few thoughts.
The finish side of the mold cavity should face down when possible. The reason is any debris or dross will tend to float. If the finish side is down the debris will end up in the back of the plaque. It's not a big deal but, it helps keep the plaque face cleaner.
Cut your sprue and riser holes before you pull the pattern.
Use a sharpened welding rod to vent the sand in the cope before pulling the pattern.
The deeper your flask is,
increases the need for a slightly tapered rammer.
All small things that will help.
Other than that, good job.
dbaecht He had the face of the plaque at the bottom. The overflow riser was on the back of the plaque. The fill riser was on the side. Just as you suggested.
See 9:00
Awesome man. You doing a great job with pieces who can made only in a factory . But you can made it at home. Make more video on you tube. Thanks.
Very good skill. How do you make that master mold? I would like to know please.
He never answered, but I’m sure it was CNC.
What is the white powder he used ?
@@gunsamillion usually talc (baby powder)
Your hard work paid off well!
very impressive ,,,I'm your new subscriber
+D. Newton40 Thanks! And Welcome!
Ur welcome
Me too
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D. Newton40 cool
A Great job you should be proud of. Nice work.
Very nice! I dont know much about this process so i was wondering what type of dirt / clay this is? And couls it be used for plastic aswell?
The clay is made by SiO2
The logo is nice with a beautiful finished product.
Superb! Amazing definition and design.
+ChrisWhite85 Thanks!
This is epic
Haha, thanks!
+Brian Oltrogge Wonderful work. I'm about to build your Grunblau machine I think. Been thinking about it for a while - got your plans from you :) Wondering if I can modify that machine (make it wider)
You can make it wider, it won't be as efficient from a sheet yield standpoint. You won't be able to do full 4x8 without a seam though. I found out that the reverse was true for me after looking at my spoil board. I opted for a slightly bigger than quarter sheet for the Platform. Anything smaller is useless, anything bigger is a waste of space for me.
What a superb video! Glad to see that I'm subscriber 81,400 - can't wait to go through your other videos after finding this one! Thanks for the upload! :)
+videogalore Thanks! And Welcome!
Turned out very nice but your can control when you spray painted was making me cringe. Start and stop the flow of paint off the project, that way you won't get the heavy blotches. I noticed some of them when you did the final close up. Personally, I would have done it in satin but that is just me.
Great skill and craftsmanship. Bravo!
Perfect, you did a great job, it looks amazing. You got like and sub :)
Really awesome casting. And congratulations that are long overdue.
Nice job, I wish you had explained the beginning as well as you did the end.
Fascinating, I didn't realise I could hold my breath for so long. I have to subscribe now as your the first to get my full attention in any clip. Thank you.
Hay Brian, where did you get your crucible lifter/tipper from?
From hell.
You are A True Professional Sir..Thank You for Such An Awesome Vídeo...
Needs some gloss red on the "RUclips" :)
+Paul Murray I think you are right. Although the You tube graphic standard allows for a black and white version so I think I am okay! ruclips.net/user/ytbrand/downloads.html
RUclips is already and enough red without it. Make RUclips great again! ;-)
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Great video. Now that is how a professional does craftsmanship. It's good to see the difference between just do it and break and learn as you go versus earning a living working in a field of earned expertise either as a hobby, trade, or profession from real foundery work in the industry. One of my mentors who had been an engineer for 40 years. Worked by doing and learning from his mentors with diverse experience from generalized to specialty. My advice is always curious. Learn, research, try, do, make, fail, learn, innovate, repeat. Always try new experiences when young diversity of skills knowledge and experience is always going to keep you employed for someone or yourself.
so far 84 jealous youtubers have disliked this video! whats not to like? great clip
One might be from his wife, who just found out where her nail files have gone. 😜
+Stu VS LOL
people didn't like the video*
+Mission Dan So you just assume its *jealous* youtubers?
*Smh* -_-
of course, thats always the reason behnd negativity when someone is doing something great. its just human nature. sad but true
I would have liked to see a chemical black instead of paint. But this guys attention to detail produces nearly perfect results. Amazing stuff.
I would hope you have went on to watch any of my later videos like the drawer pulls or The Hammer. I think they might have turned out even better! I know my editing has gotten better!
@@Grunblau I will have to watch them! I just bought a foundry for the first time so I'm definitely interested to see everything you've posted that's casting related.
Your about 400 off 10, Do it again but maybe this time with another metal?
Gold? Titanium?
+KrisRaps Best reply ever!
+IIGrayfoxII don't have kilms hot enough for that
Very nicely done!
Thanks! Check out some of my other videos like the monkey or hammer if you enjoyed this one!
1:06 - What are you using? Can you please write it, i'm not a good english speaker yet...
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Dude, you're probably the most professional, comprehensive RUclips caster I have ever seen. I appreciate your work.
Where is the 10k Plate :D?
2008-August 2015, 5k ; August 2015-October 2015, 10k and counting. Caught me a bit off guard, but I'm working on it!
It is amazing being able to watch a guy who knows the perfect way to do this. I find the funnel part the most creative of all, I'm subscribing right now, thanks from Buenos Aires, Argentina!!!!!
+Jorge Concheyro Thanks and Welcome!
Start making 50k subs plate
+John Breitley Done and done :)
155k...
Honestly I've never thought of using a beer keg as a furnace. That's a lovely design!
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very nice and neat..who need's a fake gold play button when you can make things like this..
incredible how nice it turned out
Beautiful work!! Great job!!!
Polish it bright as possible and Spray the final high polished aluminum with polyurethane clear coat and it will last forever. Then sand and polish the paint and it will get brighter!!
Sodium carbonate bubbles WILL NOT remove hydrogen.
Bubble argon gas in small bubbles 2mm thru the aluminum to remove hydrogen gas.
Hmmm. Might have to try that.
I came across this video when I was looking for videos on casting...
I am looking to cast my own metall to mill on the cnc later on.
and! your channel has all of that! great video too!
subscribed after the first video :)
Great work! keep on!
+Aslak Zissou Thanks! ...and Welcome!
Brian Oltrogge what type of sand are you using??
Very good, You even took out the Hydrogen, even Holley (the carb people) don't do that and it shows if you section one of their carb bases.
Most people don't know that aluminum can absorb large amounts of hydrogen gas and it forms little voids in the casting.
this is way more cool than the youtube play button, nice dude
Wow... Really good work,Brian....! Congratulations, friend. Greetings.
Great Job Brian, you are one talented guy. Thanks for sharing your artistic talent. PS, I love the Bud Furnace.
What a beautiful piece. Congrats on 5 k subscribers!
Your editing style and your casting style are quite similar. Clean, no superfluous materials. Can’t believe I’m this late to the party, consider me subscribed!
this is the best aluminium casting i ever see!
it's so clean and perfect :0
+xXgearsXx17 Thanks! I have even better ones on my channel! Check out the drawer handles for example!
Best quality casting on RUclips
I still do not believe you did 143,099 members in three years. congratulations goes on like this
Should have commemorated the more than 5 million views on this particular video!
Ha! Yeah, I hope people stumble across some of the other videos I did after this! I think ‘The Hammer’ video is better, but it got like 1/10000 the number of views...
Beautifully done, sir.
you really know what doing !!!great job!