I love how out of place he looks in that knitting circle... its like old women, another old women, middle aged women, another middle aged women, yet another middle aged women, and then a young man
There's a good reason 4 'dat: Old-r ladies, u see, they'll take 2 knit-n', more than any oth-r kind o' needle art; since large knit-n' needles r easier 2 work w/, mean-n' less chance o' wounds, if u know what I mean, O.K.?!
Exactly! Then you’d never hear free market fundamentalists ignorantly claiming “if you don’t like the system you’re free to leave and survive on your own”. Yeah. No. I wanna see this guy grow his own penicillin next.
I clicked on this video expecting to see somebody learning the tailoring process... Man, was I surprised. Fantastic video, though. I’m really impressed with how determined you were to learn all these processes. Do your friends call you a spinster, yet?
For all that talk about the guy being clumsy and often getting comically unsatisfactory results, I think what he did in this video was very impressive. Tried several methods, several different materials, and even though he ran out of it for his suit, you could tell it was a good attempt. Good job!
having done quite a few techniques of that I can say: those need YEARS of practice to achieve something decent (knitting + spinning + sewing). But its quite relaxing and rewarding to do so. Im as far as having knitted my own shoes (okay those are what would be considered barefootshoes and ofc not water proof, but hey!) so yeah, I could go out beeing dressed fully in diy stuff :) I just never do because I dont have that much stuff that matches each other, lol. Also I never made underwear.
You should be so proud of the content you create! You put so much effort into creating it and its so professional and the end result is is so awesome and interesting. This really should be viewed more or on TV! Thanks for making this :D
You are one patient dude. And it looks like your project afforded great travel, wonderful artisans, industry prof'ls and experts, and much satisfaction. Great videography!
An idea I had was how to make a bed from scratch. That includes pillows, sheets, blankets, a mattress and a comforter. It might take a while though. Maybe you could do a how to make weapons like a knife or bow and arrow.
From my experience I can tell you that the bed is very easy compared to the mattress. You will need a lot of material and if you dont have all those expensive tools it is a lot of hard work. Pillows on the other hand are just stuffed with different materials. That is one of the next projects for me.
We weren't intending on doing another remix episode so soon again, but since I was gone on vacation last week we're a little behind on our next series so that seemed like a good excuse to revisit some of our old content, especially since the previous version got demonetized. New series starts next week: cosmetics!
I was having a really bad day today. No happy moments, all negativity. When he got done shearing the sheep, let it go, and it did that little jump...that made me smile...im having a better day now.
So, I have spent the last two days playing this video on repeat in my shop. I am a tailor and you hear a lot of questions as to WHY suiting can get so expensive. While this is only a single persons efforts, it highlights all the processes that go into making a single garment concept. While obviously there is even more that goes into refining the fabrics as well, I think this shows the value of the work. Kudos.
This longer format fits your channel great, I hadn't had a chance to watch the other videos about this topic but since the other ones were demonetized, I figure there's no time like the present.
You know, this is the type of guy I hope more people aspire to be. Pursue knowledge and dont be afraid to join something like a knitting club to learn useful skills.
What sucks is that they were doomed from the start. Starting in places like ancient china breed to produce silk. And nature not giving them a mouth to eat, they die of starvation. It's a sad fate.
Oh man the cotton harvesting bit brings back memories, I grew up near a cotton field one of my relatives owned and after the machines passed through i would pick whatever was left behind and spin it into yarn.
Man At Arms has done a few of these - they made a replica of the katana from Kill Bill using traditional techniques from smelting ore into steel all the way through forging, heat treating and finishing. ua-cam.com/video/CNuEDtnVdeM/v-deo.html
WCKern yeah saw that however they are expert blacksmiths with great knowledge and skill. I would like to see how an amateur could do good suggestion though
I agree it would be fun to see the whole amateur process - probably the easiest way for him to do it from scratch would involve get a source of iron ore and smelting into steel - but alternatively, he could take pure iron oxide (rust or hematite, magnetite, etc.), reduce it using hydrogen (from water electrophoresis) which would produce pure iron, and then melt the iron into an ingot and carburize using calcium carbonate. It would be a more involved process, but would make a more refined steel.
Definitely something I'll be doing sooner then later. I've already collected a bunch of iron ore, but I haven't gotten access to the right equipment yet to be able to extract it. A "weapons" series is very likely going to happen early next year as in the process of making the chemicals for my camera from scratch, I'll also have everything to make my own gunpowder from scratch.
Lots of respect for you Andy! I'm glad your channel has grown so much over the years. (Came across this channel when it had 10k.) I'm glad you've gained a larger audience.
Hemp a new industry? its been used farmed for ropes and clothes for 10'000 years now. the fact that its banned in some places seems completely ridiculous to me. I mean America had a navy too, which needed ropes, right?
SteveAkaDarktimes Government is insane, what else is new. Jailing nonviolent individuals for ingesting something in the same form it emerges from the ground in (cannabis), total insanity.
@@daa3417 Why is there a difference if it emerges naturally from the ground or not? I mean a lot of stuff that emerges naturally from the ground is a LOT safer to consume i you treat it before ingesting.
Kristian Fagerström The difference is in the law, which is what government operates by. I can understand why pharmaceuticals are controlled as the majority of them are manmade intellectual property. Cannabis is not, I don’t care if you call it natural, immutable, or God given, the point is that’s it’s entirely natural NOT the creation of man. Therefore regulation by man of something that is as natural as ourselves is complete madness, the creator controls is an axiom that most law is based on, so whom created nature?
I love how out of place he looks in that knitting circle... its like old women, another old women, middle aged women, another middle aged women, yet another middle aged women, and then a young man
Our beautiful boy
That's how I look when I go to my local knitting club. Lol.
The woman next to him was nit middle aged. Mid thirties maybe?
@@MrMichaelConstantine eh, close enough. Middle aged is around early to mid 40s to about 60 or 65.
There's a good reason 4 'dat:
Old-r ladies,
u see,
they'll take 2 knit-n',
more than any oth-r kind o' needle art;
since large knit-n' needles r easier 2 work w/,
mean-n' less chance o' wounds,
if u know what I mean,
O.K.?!
These videos would be great for economics classes to teach people about the division of labor
Ryan Gardner I think one of their videos already mentioned division of labor. I'm not 100% sure, but it might have been part of the sandwich series.
kchen075 Yup he made one with examples of salt
Exactly! Then you’d never hear free market fundamentalists ignorantly claiming “if you don’t like the system you’re free to leave and survive on your own”.
Yeah. No. I wanna see this guy grow his own penicillin next.
I clicked on this video expecting to see somebody learning the tailoring process...
Man, was I surprised.
Fantastic video, though. I’m really impressed with how determined you were to learn all these processes.
Do your friends call you a spinster, yet?
Laughed my ass off at the finished product. Looks itchy as hell. Great job though.
brucelee12 agree. It looked so itchy but watching the process of making one just earned my respect.
Bruh 🤣
dead
@Ramsay Has No Lamb sauce lmao that's what I was thinking when I saw it.
Funny r
Sees silk worms: ooh they are cute
*puts them into oven* : ._.
:(
Well, it's tasty. I like cooked silk worms
😭😭😭 if you want the silk worms to liiiiivvvee
LOL
.o.
R.i.p. silk worm sally T^T
For all that talk about the guy being clumsy and often getting comically unsatisfactory results, I think what he did in this video was very impressive. Tried several methods, several different materials, and even though he ran out of it for his suit, you could tell it was a good attempt. Good job!
Indeed
having done quite a few techniques of that I can say: those need YEARS of practice to achieve something decent (knitting + spinning + sewing). But its quite relaxing and rewarding to do so. Im as far as having knitted my own shoes (okay those are what would be considered barefootshoes and ofc not water proof, but hey!) so yeah, I could go out beeing dressed fully in diy stuff :) I just never do because I dont have that much stuff that matches each other, lol. Also I never made underwear.
Your suit had me dying man. It didn't look terrible when it was cropped at first. I love the unique style, you could never buy that.
*practises judo for 8 years in preparation to floor a sheep*
That sheep jumping made my day!
Michael S they jump to to get away
I think it was happy because it was no longer burning hot from all that wool.
I saw this comment as I saw the sheep jump
Mine too
And then he boiled the silk worms
Nobody:
HTME: And I’ll just chuck these in the oven
Nice profile picture, konosuba is one of my favorite animes.
A hairless alpaca looks so weird
I know right. When I still worked on a farm I nearly pissed myself laughing the first time I saw them shorn.
Looks like a deer
A hairless anything really looks weird
The hairless Alpaca looks as Vicuña.
ᴀʟᴘʜᴀ humans
What they meant when they said “suit yourself”
You should be so proud of the content you create! You put so much effort into creating it and its so professional and the end result is is so awesome and interesting. This really should be viewed more or on TV! Thanks for making this :D
It honesty blows my mind that this Chanel doesn't have more than 1 million subs
i was so focused & immersed in the cool processes that i forgot what he was even making lol
You are one patient dude. And it looks like your project afforded great travel, wonderful artisans, industry prof'ls and experts, and much satisfaction. Great videography!
I just found this channel last week and it is rapidly becoming one of my favorites!
An idea I had was how to make a bed from scratch. That includes pillows, sheets, blankets, a mattress and a comforter. It might take a while though. Maybe you could do a how to make weapons like a knife or bow and arrow.
wtf those are easy as hell the only hard thing is the bed
From my experience I can tell you that the bed is very easy compared to the mattress. You will need a lot of material and if you dont have all those expensive tools it is a lot of hard work. Pillows on the other hand are just stuffed with different materials. That is one of the next projects for me.
How to make a knife: google it kek
How to make a Bow: Take a stick and an elastic kek
How to make an arrow: sharpen a stick kek
I wasn't prepared for the end.😂😂😂😂😂
Lol. I loved watching the process. I nearly cried for the silk worm
You cried for a worm? Congrats. You achieved a new level of stupid.
Taheerah Rochelle lovda lovda lovda
@@user-mc9ym4up8c Nearly*
That sheep jump at 7:11 lmfao
Ermac
Cállese prro :v alv
Yeah whenever sheep make it through gates, or a shed in this instance, they like to do a little jump/kick.
Ermac "eek I'm nakeddd'
Its soooo cute
And peta (Ugh) says that shearing hurts sheep. Look how freaking happy he is!
We weren't intending on doing another remix episode so soon again, but since I was gone on vacation last week we're a little behind on our next series so that seemed like a good excuse to revisit some of our old content, especially since the previous version got demonetized. New series starts next week: cosmetics!
How To Make Everything I love your channel
How To Make Everything hi
Why did it get demonetized if you don't mind me asking?
Most likely because it originally had a segment on making leather from deer hide that apparently offended people.
How To Make Everything i learned about cotton and wool at school
I was having a really bad day today. No happy moments, all negativity. When he got done shearing the sheep, let it go, and it did that little jump...that made me smile...im having a better day now.
1:28 I love how godly he looks. His beard is mythical!
Gandalf the white.
It seems that he’s High off HIS tits
The sheep at 7:11 is like *'Im free!!'* 😂
airish. Totally
You should try making a pair of shoes to go with your suit.
Ethan Alexander Out of leather, using traditional cobbling techniques.
"you are spinning, my dear" AWWWW
Susan is such a lovely heart warming lady, whoever might run into her, give her a hug! xx
Am I the only one who got emotional during the silk moth part???
7:11 - 7:13
Sheep: FREEDOM!
10:44
Also you used Garter stitch for your project?
whata jump by the sheep
So, I have spent the last two days playing this video on repeat in my shop. I am a tailor and you hear a lot of questions as to WHY suiting can get so expensive. While this is only a single persons efforts, it highlights all the processes that go into making a single garment concept. While obviously there is even more that goes into refining the fabrics as well, I think this shows the value of the work. Kudos.
There's nothing more pleasant and life affirming than hearing someone explain a subject they are knowledgable about and have a lot of passion for.
You deserve more subscribers!
d phan no he doesn't
I agree, this has been a great experience. Good show, good editing.... I don't subscribe to new channels often, but he got me!
He dose
Anselm Vda That's stupid, if your gonna make a opinion at least give reasoning!
ether. cot.iskaj
6:05 Guy on TV- Hey there! I just wanted to talk to you about the history of cotton harvest.
Me- oh no 😱
Kyle Pearson I think that was a Woman
Wow! The hemp is so fine! Like hair! Shout out to Judy and Susan for being awesome.
The poor silkworms.
Not gonna stop me from wearing silk tho, too damn comfy.
This longer format fits your channel great, I hadn't had a chance to watch the other videos about this topic but since the other ones were demonetized, I figure there's no time like the present.
My health teacher was telling had a bunch of pictures on the board of people wearing glasses and you were one of them
You know, this is the type of guy I hope more people aspire to be. Pursue knowledge and dont be afraid to join something like a knitting club to learn useful skills.
Never seen a man go this extreme to make one 17 and half minute video...hats off man...'A' for effort.
Why alpaca wool when u could've just made it out of this dudes beard at 1:28 lmao
#smokedoutpositivesquad Y E A H A H
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Bully
if you ever need cloth for a long-term project again, maybe you could try making linen. that'd be interesting.
This channel highlights the awesome talents of so many people around the country!!
The alpacas are so cute!
Great Channel, Great Content, Great Video
_SergioKunDeBruyne _ Great profile pic, great name, great comment
make america Great again
fuck man city
Moustafa Elshawaf fuck man united
press F in the chat for those silky boi
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This is as bespoke as it can get. Brilliant stuff. Makes the host look like a man from the past.
That old man at the hemp harvest is so pure.
Try making a light bulb from scratch! Use your clearest glass and try to make a metal compound for a filament
7:11🐏 "fuck yall!"
FREEDOM!
Furred Vines why he did not kill the sheep and wool will regrow
😂ikr
Furred Vines 😂😂😂
Furred Vines
The spinning lady was so nice!
awww cute alpacas
and silkworm was so adorable when he/she was eating the mulberry leaf
14:17. Brutal. I don't think I could do that to the little guys...
Yeah, that might be why i'm not a big fan of silk.....
What sucks is that they were doomed from the start. Starting in places like ancient china breed to produce silk. And nature not giving them a mouth to eat, they die of starvation. It's a sad fate.
if it makes you feel better,they found away to harvest silk without killing them.
It makes me happy
Austin Slack crunch crunch
The sheep jumping caught me off-guard
Oh man the cotton harvesting bit brings back memories, I grew up near a cotton field one of my relatives owned and after the machines passed through i would pick whatever was left behind and spin it into yarn.
This made me appreciate my silk pillowcase.
Make a sword!
Hunter how to make a Katana sword!
Fkn weebs
Cole Hickey i dont know why u think hes a weeb, katanas are popular in modern video games and movies
Mr. Krebebs weeb
you should check out man at arm series by AweMeChannel @AweMeChannel Yeah it kinda look like it came out of a tv network.
Me: silkworm cocoon
My brain: forbidden n u g g e t s
Kenji AAAAHH😂😂😂 CrUnCh
Wooooooooow your patience and determination is amazing
I simply can't come to terms with the level of time and investment this man goes through to make a video. I'm completely astounded.
*Sees silk moth*
Me: Wow they are cute
*5 seconds later*
They only live for three days to lay eggs
Me: What?
How to make knife from scratch?
Man At Arms has done a few of these - they made a replica of the katana from Kill Bill using traditional techniques from smelting ore into steel all the way through forging, heat treating and finishing. ua-cam.com/video/CNuEDtnVdeM/v-deo.html
WCKern yeah saw that however they are expert blacksmiths with great knowledge and skill. I would like to see how an amateur could do good suggestion though
I agree it would be fun to see the whole amateur process - probably the easiest way for him to do it from scratch would involve get a source of iron ore and smelting into steel - but alternatively, he could take pure iron oxide (rust or hematite, magnetite, etc.), reduce it using hydrogen (from water electrophoresis) which would produce pure iron, and then melt the iron into an ingot and carburize using calcium carbonate. It would be a more involved process, but would make a more refined steel.
Or a whole series like that. Making an entire arsenal of weapons
Definitely something I'll be doing sooner then later. I've already collected a bunch of iron ore, but I haven't gotten access to the right equipment yet to be able to extract it. A "weapons" series is very likely going to happen early next year as in the process of making the chemicals for my camera from scratch, I'll also have everything to make my own gunpowder from scratch.
This video turned out WAY more interesting than what I thought it'll be. I'm really amazed with the silk worms
that grandma from the spinning is soo sweet 💕
This guy redefines the term “from scratch”:
To make a suit, first i will create a human!
Lots of respect for you Andy! I'm glad your channel has grown so much over the years. (Came across this channel when it had 10k.) I'm glad you've gained a larger audience.
Silk warms are so darn cute. I remember taking care of them in junior high.
all of your videos have that "how its made" feel, but exactly how in depth I wanted it to be
Ahahaha the fake cotton truck experience made me laugh so hard! God I've been binge watching your videos since yesterday please help me!
Oh no that lopsided haircut got me good too!
"So after a month being attached to these little guys, they have to be stifled--with my oven."
This kinda guy need more views seriously, look at all those effort and knowledge
Wow this has made me rethink about materials specifically cutting out wool and silk
you always underestimate the task, all tiny products are the result of hundreds years' industry evolution
Which is why it’s so ridiculous when anCaps say “if you don’t like it you can leave and be self sufficient” ha yeah, sure
Wow ... incredible dedication , perseverance and talent ... I'm very impressed .
That grandma is so sweet 💕
I came for the tailoring process - I stayed for an incredible education on materials!
Hemp a new industry? its been used farmed for ropes and clothes for 10'000 years now. the fact that its banned in some places seems completely ridiculous to me. I mean America had a navy too, which needed ropes, right?
SteveAkaDarktimes Government is insane, what else is new. Jailing nonviolent individuals for ingesting something in the same form it emerges from the ground in (cannabis), total insanity.
Because a lot of people farmed cannabis by disguising as hemp
@@daa3417 Why is there a difference if it emerges naturally from the ground or not? I mean a lot of stuff that emerges naturally from the ground is a LOT safer to consume i you treat it before ingesting.
Kristian Fagerström The difference is in the law, which is what government operates by. I can understand why pharmaceuticals are controlled as the majority of them are manmade intellectual property. Cannabis is not, I don’t care if you call it natural, immutable, or God given, the point is that’s it’s entirely natural NOT the creation of man. Therefore regulation by man of something that is as natural as ourselves is complete madness, the creator controls is an axiom that most law is based on, so whom created nature?
@@jerkjerkington3874 i never thought of this but it makes complete sense.
okay okay: when you say "from scratch" you mean "FROM SCRATCH"
That woman teaching you how to wash and spin the wool was fantastic.
love that old mans beard, its such a nice clean white, no grey or colours at all
How to make nuclear bomb from scratch
Kartul2 are you a Korean spy?
Gary Ning nah he's an Iraqi spy
somebody I think their working together
Kartul2 nice try north korea
the yes
If the world ended this man could use all of his skills to rebuild the world
That was a lot of work!! But it shows how much we have grown with all the machinery.
That sheep jump made my day !!!
7:10 When you finally get that haircut that's been long overdue
y e e t
Lol no kidding
Poor silk worms
😂
you are wering them right now
who?
*cries for the worms while eating a chicken sandwich made of chicks.
I mean, how'd you think we got the silk? 😕
God what I laughed when I saw the final result! Think about how MUCH we take for granted all the things around us that we have.
You gotta admire this guy's determination
Mans was high af in colorado
Jwalker546
He wasn't in the springs or Boulder so chances are he stayed sober
You can’t get high off hemp. Hemp only has CBD
As someone from Boulder, we are always high.
this guy deserves more subscribers
One of the most entetaning videos i have ever watched here on youtube
You can see how eager these people are to teach others their craft and it’s so nice
that hemp fiber look likes grandma hair
I was thinking "who's hair is that?".
7:09 "I'm freeeeeeeee!"
I want to sit down in a knitting circle with the lady who was spinning the fibers. She seems so chill/calm energy
The sheep were sooooooooooooo adorable!😍
How to make a girlfriend from scratch..... ..please 🙏😥
You can repeat god's world creation process when Eva was created.
Silicone and a decent mold
Step 1: find a girlfriend...
Seconded
It's always called 'daughter' when you make them yourself... 😛
I'm sure that he did ask them to try a combine, but they were like "Hell no-you probably don't know how to drive a rocking horse!"
You do the impossible that no man would do and your powerful for that.
Why doesn't this guy have more subscribers and views, this channel is the kind of quality content that is so rare on youtube