I lost part of my finger earlier this year, though it wasn't as much as he did. Honestly, picking back up where you left off helps the mental, at least it did for me
I cut off slightly less of my finger while chopping Thai chilis one time. Seeing that finger tip in the water bottle kind of gave me stabs of phantom pain for a second.
3:30 seconds in and bro quite literally cut the tip of his FINGER off and said "fuck it lets keep pushing". that is some dedication people would die to have lmfaooo you're definitely getting a sub
I’ve been wanting more of this dude ever since the Suzuki build (which was first just a series of shorts?!?) and it did not disappoint. Easiest subscription of my life.
First, a safety advice: Never wear gloves or a hoodie while working with rotating powertools. Second, a medical advice: If you ever chop off one of your body parts, store the part cool (refrigerator) but not too cold (ice). And DON'T allow moisture to come in contact with the tissue. Otherwise the amputated part will soak and decay. If you are next to a kitchen, grab a plastic bag (those to store food in) or a Tupperware box. Seal it properly and put the container on something cold. Between some cheese slices for example. Thank me later. Please like the comment so everyone can learn from his mistakes. Therefore the finger won't be lost for no reason. Great video btw
I wear gloves every time I use a lathe, mill, angle grinder, drill. Been doing it for 25 years. It has saved me from so many cuts and burns over the years. People that tell others not to wear gloves while using tools are office workers.
@@danielstewart3507 cuts and burns aren't shit compared to losing an arm or a hand. I've seen it first hand its not pretty. if a gloves catches it takes the whole fucking arm with it, if you are bare handed you might get a pretty nasty cut but it wont pull you in.
@@danielstewart3507wrapped my entire hand around a drill press bc a strand from the glove caught on the bit, wasn’t pleasant. I’d rather be cut or burned lol
@@danielstewart3507 I mean you can do so if you want. But as the other's have said, when (not if, a matter of when) those gloves grab and suck you in. It's not pretty. A buddy's uncle worked on the rigs, his hand got caught, the skin on his hand got degloved. And I have had some close calls with stationary belt sanders, thankfully only skinned two fingers and kissed a thumb nail.
@@danielstewart3507 People that tell others to wear gloves while using tools are people who have never seen what happens to people that wear gloves while using tools
My mouth dropped when you said this was your first UA-cam video. The editing, the story telling, everything you did made me think you did this for a living and it was just another Tuesday. Awesome work man! Looking forward to the next video!
Omg I just saw this comment before finishing the video. The video edit is amazing I absolutely fully thought he's an established UA-camr with loads of videos and subscribers.
I appreciate that you called it a $0 build and not a free build, the connections, privilege, and friendships needed to get this done are beyond any monetary value. Don't feel like you need to go this above and beyond for everything you do, we don't want you getting stressed and burnt out, it's just cool to see a neat person doing something they love.
@@andrewgodly5739 Eh, if he was careful, he wouldn't need medical bills. If he had a decent vehicle to begin with (rather than having to buy a clunker from an immoral seller), that would take care of the truck and cost of repairs Fuel, though, that's a pretty tough one to defend...
Technically... You can get the resources for free from people throwing them out on the likes of Facebook marketplace (and other sites). There's also spaces that will let you use their tools, but they might want you to say... Donate some wood or metal or something (which again, you can get for free if you keep your eyes on marketplaces), or maybe they'll just ask you to put a shift or two in and help them around the workshop in return. For obvious reasons, they don't really advertise that. But if you ask really nicely, there's a small chance they'll say yes. :)
32 minutes into the video and I didn't know that this was your first ever UA-cam video on this channel. The editing and the flow of the story was impeccable. The idea and execution is superb till this timestamp. I'm definitely subscribing. Great Stuff man!!
It's honestly impressive how many many different things were wrong with the truck all at the same time. That tow truck guy knew exactly what he was doing.
@@chrisj2713 lol. Mines the same body style, 280k miles. Literally zero of these problems. 1 water pump replacement, 1 AC compressor replacement because I was to lazy to do the a/c clutch. 25 years. 280k miles, 200k of them pulling a gooseneck 5 days a week That said it's a gasser, not a dirtymax.
Dude, this showed up in my feed, but I knew it was you when I saw your x90! You lost a fingertip, and thousands of dollars on the world's worst k1500 but gained an audience. It's hard to deal with all the struggles you faced, but you handled it so well, man. Iconic.
I like how buying that lemon truck was, “the single worst decision of the trip” 5:16 and him deciding to cut that wood on his own and saw off his finger comes in at most second, lol.
@@CWINDOWSsystem32 Even if he didnt mention it in the title or thumbnail, it would most likely still increase viewer retention and average watch time which in turn means that UA-cam would recommend the video to more people.
I hate when creators hide their hiccups and frustrations, seeing you encounter problems, react to them like a normal person, and persevere is very refreshing and inspiring. Looking forward to the future of this channel!
THIS IS LITERALLY THE VIDEO I WAS MEANT TO FIND TODAY! I swear! I was walking by an illegal dump site and I saw a boat and my first thought was, "oh wait, that'd actually make a great free way to get an easy foundation and starting point for a tiny house. I can cut whatever I want out and if I mess up, just find another abandoned boat. I cannot state how happy I am to come across this video
This video has never been so relatable with the host cutting his finger off, doing a trip with 2 broken cars and having AAA never showing up twice. I really appreciate the dedication to showing all the ups and downs of your trip, this was an amazing video to watch! Haven't seen a project like this since ur last road trip for donut.
Did you know AAA has a policy where if you're forced to use another tow company they have to reimburse you? Look for their reimbursement form. We had to use it and it honestly saved us because we couldn't really afford the cost of that 100 mile tow.
For those of us that watch Matt’s channel , this had to have taken weeks and months to record cause I remember seeing him go to Matt’s awhile back , the amount of time and effort your doing is commendable
it´s his first very own video, he made some for donut as someone mentioned and there is am mini series about his dream car he build in a similar way across the u.s. visiting buddys that helped him build it on donut.
Yo I just wanna say seeing the struggle you had motivated me. Sometimes I let a bad situation throw off my motivation but you never did that. Even when everything was trynna stop you. You still finished. That’s crazy. And it worked out in the end millions of views and I found this on recommendations. Thanks for making this video. And shoutout the UA-cam algorithm for showing me this. I needed this rn
This was a UA-cam suggested video. Way to go, UA-cam. I'm glad to witness your first video. This is impressive. The build, concept, and editing were spectacular.
It’s his fist video on his channel but he made a video on donut were he built the car the title of that video is I dumped $30,000 into the world’s ugliest car
This is phenomenal, dude! The concept, the build, the views, the editing, and my god, the people and their generosity. It’s nice to be reminded that there is so much good out there if you just take a second to look for it. Also love that you weren’t spare in showing the realistic frustrations and chaos of the whole process. Your resilience is admirable as hell. Instant subscribe.
this wasn't a "i can do that" video, this was a "lemme just restore your faith in humanity at the cost of 1/4th of my finger" great vid bro! and YAYYYYY more channels of ppl i love and admire!!!
Man I'm only halfway through the video and you are a fighter, unbelievable how many setbacks you've faced yet you still keep pushing on. It's very inspiring, really.
@@Giliver he has around 25K subs and this is his only video and it was uploaded yesterday. it takes time to activate channel monetization once you reach the threshold so it would literally be impossible for UA-cam to be his job at this point
All i can say is Awesome. Creativity, Ingenuity, Resourcefulness, pushing thru some more than trying times and Great connections along the way. All this and you did a superb job IMHO on the filming story telling and edit of the vid. Dont sell yourself short. Many transferrable skills that will last a lifetime and an unforgettable experience. Kudos to you and best of luck in the future.
I watched this entire video and when you said this was your first ever video i was SHOCKED, this video has amazing editing, amazing story, amazing adventure, and amazing people all in one. This is a perfect video.
This is the kind of content I love to see on UA-cam! Came here from the BigTime boys but I'm going to stick around and see what kind of crazy shit you manage over the next few years! Good luck!
Dude I was literally about to buy a Chevy Silverado over the course of the next couple days because of your video I will never ever consider buying one of those POS'S for the rest of my life! So I'm sincerely saying thanks! I've subscribed and liked your video. You probably save me hours of heartburn aggravation and money! Sincerely Robert Harris
Short medical advice: Never put cut off parts in water. The water denaturates the proteins of the wound, making it impossible to reattach. Just keep it cool and clean. If possible 3 bags: 1 for the cut off part, the other two for cold water and store the part inbetween.
Lost a tooth clean falling on a bike. Found it, root and all intact, put it under my tongue. Dentist jammed it back in there after two hours, still alive and kicking.
Came out of no where on here, makes a nearly 40 minute video of long form for his debut and absolutely killed it. Kept me entertained and not just watching along. Genuine set of friends and people you have around you, a beautiful looking girlfriend, and all the right things. You’re a talented person, we welcome you with open arms to UA-cam and can’t wait to see more from you. Congratulations on such a hit on the first go!
I can even begin to understand how you know someone in literally every state that also seems to have some fabrication or perfect scraps. This is nuts, best first channel video I have ever seen
Pretty sure the "i can do that" guy (the host or content creator whatever title you want) used to work for Donut. an insanely large car channel at one point. which would make sense that over the years he built connections across the country.
Seeing your commitment, frustration, and eventual joy here and there are so true to the experience of having your project be your daily. I couldn't imagine doing all this while building the camper and all the other stuff that happens throughout the video. Here for it!! great video, your editing is always unique and seamless. Subscribed!
No shade to the other channels that have come from former Donut creators, but this hands down is the best of the new channels. It’s got all of the editing, GFX and storytelling feel of OG Donut media, without a stupid amount of filler. Looking forward to seeing more.
Hi, i am young 🌱 but if i am interested to learn how to do this sort of editing, which channels should i follow to learn eye catching/ engaging styles? I love little builds and probably have the skill to only talk about gardening, worm composting type stuff. Maybe a chicken coop one day.
Was sent by Big Time and I couldn't be happier. You're production and content quality is top tier! Also all the people along the way gives me hope for society, can't wait to see more!!
This is hands down some of the freshest content I've seen on YT in a while. I was a big fan of the Suzuki build and this is that plus more. I love seeing the different parts of the U.S. over the course of the story!
Came here from the Big Time referral, stayed for the awesome adventure. That Chevy truck is a builder of patience. I think it's name should be project perseverance.
Came from BigTime, I can’t imagine going through all that with the truck. It’s amazing when things are going terrible how much things like fresh coffee and free couch cushions can matter. Looking forward to more vids.
The production quality on this video is insane, and the fact that this is the first video on your channel is crazy. This is fantastic dude, keep it going.
Bought a van over a year ago to convert to a camper and haven't been able to get into it cause of work pressure. This kicked me back in gear, lets go dude!
Damn i was thrilled when he says this is his first video, the whole video is so professionally made, the edit the animation the story line EVERYTHING! Will definitely support this channel!
Epic trip! I own a 2006 Silverado crew cab pick up truck and built a “A”roof camper on the back. I loved watching the creativity with what you were given. I Thought God certainly blessed your effort and most surely kept you safe with the many breakdowns. 😊🎄 awesome video.
For future reference if you cut an finger off or any part of your body off, put it in ice! Not water, water has micro organisms and you just take the blood off the part. In ice the finger remains intact "mostly" and plus it's more probable that it can be reinplanted that's why they put organs in ice to preserve it.
Not directly on ice, best would be a bag or Tupperware with ice and then the piece of finger wrapped in paper towel or a rag to prevent direct contact and freeze (and therefore kill) the tissue
Bro wtf?!!! Great first vid. I was watching thinking you had been doing this for a long time until you said it was your first vid!!!! wtf that’s amazing. You 100% are in your lane. I’ll watch your vids forever. Great work my friend.
Even if you can't drive stickshift, any channel with an x-90 is my kind of channel! Edit: (spoiler) the only price he paid for the camper is a finger and a lot of silverado parts
This was the craziest yet most creative video I've ever seen. It's good to know great people in many places. But RIP to the tip of your finger. This was a serious challenge, but love the outcome. Can't wait for the next video.
Bro I watched your first video from Europe Hungary and without any hesitation I can say that you deserve a lot as a person! I'm a subscriber from now on! Wish you all the best in life ❤
This is top tier content! Your tenacity is legendary, and your creativity/handiness is also off the charts. I was captivated the whole way through the video. After I watched for what felt like what would’ve been nearly the whole video, I was pumped when I checked the buffer bar to see I still had 9 minutes left! Seriously dude, amazing work on the camper and the video. 👌✌️
Congrats, on being you! Your passion even earned you a shout out on Markiplier's podcast Distractible. His friend Muyskerm watched your vid & liked it.
finger regrowth depicting passage of time is a genius directing decision
franzJ is inescapable in my cs or car content
Dude no way you're here hahaha
Hi framz
upload a video nuke boy
This is the absolute epitome of making lemonade from life's lemons. Bravo good sir, bravo.
the fact he continued after that injury is insane
He bought a truck, for towing, and didn't look at the hitch. Insane may be correct.
I lost part of my finger earlier this year, though it wasn't as much as he did. Honestly, picking back up where you left off helps the mental, at least it did for me
nah, thats just everyday guy shit.....
Not really, barely even an injury
bros a lengend
Finger tip jiggling in a bottle of water. No biggie - off to build a camper. Legend. Lunatic, but legend.
I cut off slightly less of my finger while chopping Thai chilis one time. Seeing that finger tip in the water bottle kind of gave me stabs of phantom pain for a second.
I cut a little bit less than that off the tip of my penis. Neighbors husband came home early, and the window I was crawling out of broke.
Self made fish bait 😂
@@mattoetting3486Brutha eughh
It's still in the water bottle, check it out in my newest vid
3:30 seconds in and bro quite literally cut the tip of his FINGER off and said "fuck it lets keep pushing". that is some dedication people would die to have lmfaooo you're definitely getting a sub
your so cool
That's why i subscribed too
Finger update in my newest video!
A stub?
I love how the one guy that barely had time on donut, is secretly the coolest dude on earth. I DIG THIS.
I’ve been wanting more of this dude ever since the Suzuki build (which was first just a series of shorts?!?) and it did not disappoint. Easiest subscription of my life.
@@zaboo4088I thought he made that x90 video from donut but wasn’t sure.
It’s almost as if the people we see n camera aren’t the entirety of the channel….
@@jremeee1599 Yes, the X90 build-along trip is his video series.
Me too, so glad he went out on his own.
Ridiculous DIY project channels are my favorite UA-cam genre.
These guys seriously need a television programme on a major network for all the effort they're putting in
@@sosked78 nooo..... major networks would ruin it.
Same here.
ayy give us some other good channel
Ssme
First, a safety advice: Never wear gloves or a hoodie while working with rotating powertools.
Second, a medical advice: If you ever chop off one of your body parts, store the part cool (refrigerator) but not too cold (ice). And DON'T allow moisture to come in contact with the tissue. Otherwise the amputated part will soak and decay. If you are next to a kitchen, grab a plastic bag (those to store food in) or a Tupperware box. Seal it properly and put the container on something cold. Between some cheese slices for example. Thank me later. Please like the comment so everyone can learn from his mistakes. Therefore the finger won't be lost for no reason. Great video btw
I wear gloves every time I use a lathe, mill, angle grinder, drill. Been doing it for 25 years. It has saved me from so many cuts and burns over the years. People that tell others not to wear gloves while using tools are office workers.
@@danielstewart3507 cuts and burns aren't shit compared to losing an arm or a hand. I've seen it first hand its not pretty. if a gloves catches it takes the whole fucking arm with it, if you are bare handed you might get a pretty nasty cut but it wont pull you in.
@@danielstewart3507wrapped my entire hand around a drill press bc a strand from the glove caught on the bit, wasn’t pleasant. I’d rather be cut or burned lol
@@danielstewart3507 I mean you can do so if you want. But as the other's have said, when (not if, a matter of when) those gloves grab and suck you in. It's not pretty. A buddy's uncle worked on the rigs, his hand got caught, the skin on his hand got degloved. And I have had some close calls with stationary belt sanders, thankfully only skinned two fingers and kissed a thumb nail.
@@danielstewart3507 People that tell others to wear gloves while using tools are people who have never seen what happens to people that wear gloves while using tools
My mouth dropped when you said this was your first UA-cam video. The editing, the story telling, everything you did made me think you did this for a living and it was just another Tuesday. Awesome work man! Looking forward to the next video!
Omg I just saw this comment before finishing the video. The video edit is amazing I absolutely fully thought he's an established UA-camr with loads of videos and subscribers.
Just dropped my third video! Check it out!
Big time sent me here!
same . henry is cool tho
Same here, so cool
Hell yeah. Loved Henry's rav4 vid on donut back then
Yep
Same here. I really like it
I appreciate that you called it a $0 build and not a free build, the connections, privilege, and friendships needed to get this done are beyond any monetary value. Don't feel like you need to go this above and beyond for everything you do, we don't want you getting stressed and burnt out, it's just cool to see a neat person doing something they love.
Ok you said it! Now I dont have to take a half hour to comment!!!!
If we're honest here, the expense for the truck, fuel, repairs, and medical bills should all add to this.
@@andrewgodly5739 Eh, if he was careful, he wouldn't need medical bills. If he had a decent vehicle to begin with (rather than having to buy a clunker from an immoral seller), that would take care of the truck and cost of repairs
Fuel, though, that's a pretty tough one to defend...
Technically... You can get the resources for free from people throwing them out on the likes of Facebook marketplace (and other sites). There's also spaces that will let you use their tools, but they might want you to say... Donate some wood or metal or something (which again, you can get for free if you keep your eyes on marketplaces), or maybe they'll just ask you to put a shift or two in and help them around the workshop in return. For obvious reasons, they don't really advertise that. But if you ask really nicely, there's a small chance they'll say yes. :)
Fuel and repairs alone probably cost him half the price of a brand new travel trailer
32 minutes into the video and I didn't know that this was your first ever UA-cam video on this channel. The editing and the flow of the story was impeccable.
The idea and execution is superb till this timestamp. I'm definitely subscribing. Great Stuff man!!
Came to say the same thing haha I figured he was years in, dudes a natural
What was the exact moment you became disenchanted? I’m sure the man would appreciate the insight!
Same
Definitely thought he was 100 vids in lmao
same
someone who sliced through every nerve and tendon in my right hand i feel you bro you took it like a boss
thanks for that my man!
Jobe: "So, go check him out."
Me: "I can do that."
It's honestly impressive how many many different things were wrong with the truck all at the same time. That tow truck guy knew exactly what he was doing.
Tow guy is the devil.
Average Chevrolet truck experience
@@chrisj2713 lol.
Mines the same body style, 280k miles. Literally zero of these problems.
1 water pump replacement, 1 AC compressor replacement because I was to lazy to do the a/c clutch. 25 years. 280k miles, 200k of them pulling a gooseneck 5 days a week
That said it's a gasser, not a dirtymax.
the shit head never shim the starter,
😡 Hopefully he'll be needing his own services but HIS tow truck breaking down over and over and over and over....... Amen
Dude, this showed up in my feed, but I knew it was you when I saw your x90!
You lost a fingertip, and thousands of dollars on the world's worst k1500 but gained an audience. It's hard to deal with all the struggles you faced, but you handled it so well, man. Iconic.
Silverado, not k1500
@@Shadow0fd3ath24 You should look up "k1500"
Silverado 2500hd, it's a duramax
Thanks Jon! Fingertip update, and x90 updates in my newest video!
I like how buying that lemon truck was, “the single worst decision of the trip” 5:16 and him deciding to cut that wood on his own and saw off his finger comes in at most second, lol.
The finger got him some views so more ppl can see this
@@Ragingbullscoc had no idea about the finger until i clicked this video
@@Ragingbullscoc If that were the case, then the title would have been "I tried to build a camper for $0 and accidentally cut my finger off".
@@CWINDOWSsystem32 Even if he didnt mention it in the title or thumbnail, it would most likely still increase viewer retention and average watch time which in turn means that UA-cam would recommend the video to more people.
@@Brigand17 That's a big reach.
I hate when creators hide their hiccups and frustrations, seeing you encounter problems, react to them like a normal person, and persevere is very refreshing and inspiring. Looking forward to the future of this channel!
Yea but he obviously doesn’t
@@Reedskis-xm5rq Pretty sure that was their point, that it's refreshing that this guy DIDN'T hide the hiccups.
It makes good content wdym
Lot's more hiccups to come, like the one's in my newest video
Donut Family air support incoming
THIS IS LITERALLY THE VIDEO I WAS MEANT TO FIND TODAY! I swear! I was walking by an illegal dump site and I saw a boat and my first thought was, "oh wait, that'd actually make a great free way to get an easy foundation and starting point for a tiny house. I can cut whatever I want out and if I mess up, just find another abandoned boat. I cannot state how happy I am to come across this video
Do it!
How’s the new house going?! Been two months any progress?
This video has never been so relatable with the host cutting his finger off, doing a trip with 2 broken cars and having AAA never showing up twice. I really appreciate the dedication to showing all the ups and downs of your trip, this was an amazing video to watch! Haven't seen a project like this since ur last road trip for donut.
I've done all those things too very real for me
Thanks man, just dropped another road trip vid!
Did you know AAA has a policy where if you're forced to use another tow company they have to reimburse you? Look for their reimbursement form. We had to use it and it honestly saved us because we couldn't really afford the cost of that 100 mile tow.
For those of us that watch Matt’s channel , this had to have taken weeks and months to record cause I remember seeing him go to Matt’s awhile back , the amount of time and effort your doing is commendable
Yeah, he was in Utah like a month or two ago with this project. It's really easy to think these videos just happen but it takes so much time.
Epic journey for sure!
Glad the campsite worked out for you.
Thanks for the suggestion Matt!
"oh buddy" completely valid reaction to a brother losing a finger tip 😅
The internet got way better when some of our favorite channels got bloated and burst their goodness into a bunch of awesome creators. I’m stoked!
I cant believe that this is this guys first video. The storytelling and cut are so damn good and he knows how to make really good UA-cam Shorts
He’s been directing videos for Donut for a while now.
@@BenthePoser He's got a whole video similar to this one about doing up the Suzuki over there for a Leno car show as well..
it´s his first very own video, he made some for donut as someone mentioned and there is am mini series about his dream car he build in a similar way across the u.s. visiting buddys that helped him build it on donut.
Yo I just wanna say seeing the struggle you had motivated me. Sometimes I let a bad situation throw off my motivation but you never did that. Even when everything was trynna stop you. You still finished. That’s crazy. And it worked out in the end millions of views and I found this on recommendations. Thanks for making this video. And shoutout the UA-cam algorithm for showing me this. I needed this rn
It's so nice to know someone else incessantly swears while everything breaks around them
Made it a lot more real for me
seeing this comment was a lovely foreshadowing
it's just natural
It's tradition in my family. Started with my grandpa and spread.
Have you never heard of Australians?
This was a UA-cam suggested video. Way to go, UA-cam. I'm glad to witness your first video. This is impressive. The build, concept, and editing were spectacular.
It’s his fist video on his channel but he made a video on donut were he built the car the title of that video is I dumped $30,000 into the world’s ugliest car
Same!
@@Death_is_funoh i didnt know he was part of donut
Bro lost a didgit 😮
Gettin the BigTime bump, bayybeeeeee!
This is phenomenal, dude! The concept, the build, the views, the editing, and my god, the people and their generosity. It’s nice to be reminded that there is so much good out there if you just take a second to look for it.
Also love that you weren’t spare in showing the realistic frustrations and chaos of the whole process. Your resilience is admirable as hell. Instant subscribe.
Yo the truck rolling back that end was the cherry on top
Perfect cut at the end too, he knew that was funny.
this wasn't a "i can do that" video, this was a "lemme just restore your faith in humanity at the cost of 1/4th of my finger"
great vid bro! and YAYYYYY more channels of ppl i love and admire!!!
The glazing is crazy
YAYYYYY
Couldn’t have said it better!!
Man I'm only halfway through the video and you are a fighter, unbelievable how many setbacks you've faced yet you still keep pushing on. It's very inspiring, really.
Really makes me think I can do that
It's literally his job buddy chill out.
Setbacks are meaningless in the face of a fat UA-cam payout.
@@Giliver he has around 25K subs and this is his only video and it was uploaded yesterday. it takes time to activate channel monetization once you reach the threshold so it would literally be impossible for UA-cam to be his job at this point
@@Cancel-Flip i'm pretty sure that he's worked for donut media for some time, though, so youtube is his line of work
All i can say is Awesome. Creativity, Ingenuity, Resourcefulness, pushing thru some more than trying times and Great connections along the way. All this and you did a superb job IMHO on the filming story telling and edit of the vid. Dont sell yourself short. Many transferrable skills that will last a lifetime and an unforgettable experience. Kudos to you and best of luck in the future.
Wow, thank you!
I watched this entire video and when you said this was your first ever video i was SHOCKED, this video has amazing editing, amazing story, amazing adventure, and amazing people all in one. This is a perfect video.
He works/worked for Donut media for a while, so he knows how to put together a great video.
@@AnthonyAllenJr that’s probably where i knew him from, I could of sworn i’ve seen him befote
What a cursed truck 😂😂
Your perseverance and craftsmanship were admirable the entire time.
Anyone else would just ditch the whole project on the side of the road and go back home after the accident
This is the kind of content I love to see on UA-cam! Came here from the BigTime boys but I'm going to stick around and see what kind of crazy shit you manage over the next few years! Good luck!
Dude I was literally about to buy a Chevy Silverado over the course of the next couple days because of your video I will never ever consider buying one of those POS'S for the rest of my life! So I'm sincerely saying thanks! I've subscribed and liked your video. You probably save me hours of heartburn aggravation and money! Sincerely Robert Harris
Silverados are generally oretty decent. Minus this model between specific years
Amazing video. We definitely more!
Whoaaaaa! What the heck! that’s amazingly generous thank you so much
The real hero is the trailer bearings! No fresh grease at all! Dude just loaded the hell out of it and sent it!
Short medical advice: Never put cut off parts in water.
The water denaturates the proteins of the wound, making it impossible to reattach.
Just keep it cool and clean.
If possible 3 bags: 1 for the cut off part, the other two for cold water and store the part inbetween.
Lost a tooth clean falling on a bike. Found it, root and all intact, put it under my tongue. Dentist jammed it back in there after two hours, still alive and kicking.
so he's fucked now?
Good thing the camper was free. Because god damn, that truck!
somthing tells me he has the cash ... tooo bad he didnt have an extra finger XD
Came out of no where on here, makes a nearly 40 minute video of long form for his debut and absolutely killed it. Kept me entertained and not just watching along. Genuine set of friends and people you have around you, a beautiful looking girlfriend, and all the right things. You’re a talented person, we welcome you with open arms to UA-cam and can’t wait to see more from you. Congratulations on such a hit on the first go!
I love how this goes from super wholesome with no swearing to just pure anger at times
I can even begin to understand how you know someone in literally every state that also seems to have some fabrication or perfect scraps. This is nuts, best first channel video I have ever seen
Pretty sure the "i can do that" guy (the host or content creator whatever title you want) used to work for Donut. an insanely large car channel at one point. which would make sense that over the years he built connections across the country.
Nah he did work at Donut, he had a whole video and a bunch of YT shorts about upgrading that Suzuki he's driving in this video
This is the kid of UA-cam I miss. Just a guy with an idea working it out
Bro put in blood sweat and tears to give us this video. Thanks dude. Can't wait to see what you do next
I can't believe you took that truck to death valley alone. THAT is a death sentence.
Big Time recommending more stuff is a real Big Time move.
This is a new subscription that I WILL look forward to.
Drills a small hole, “theres no going back from here” pans to half the hull missing
Seeing your commitment, frustration, and eventual joy here and there are so true to the experience of having your project be your daily. I couldn't imagine doing all this while building the camper and all the other stuff that happens throughout the video. Here for it!! great video, your editing is always unique and seamless. Subscribed!
No shade to the other channels that have come from former Donut creators, but this hands down is the best of the new channels. It’s got all of the editing, GFX and storytelling feel of OG Donut media, without a stupid amount of filler. Looking forward to seeing more.
Hi, i am young 🌱 but if i am interested to learn how to do this sort of editing, which channels should i follow to learn eye catching/ engaging styles? I love little builds and probably have the skill to only talk about gardening, worm composting type stuff. Maybe a chicken coop one day.
The UA-cam gods have introduced me to a handy Johnny Depp
Maybe "not so handy" Johnny Depp..
@@bluemamba5317 or "missing the tip of his finger" johnny depp
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3:36 “Major Snafu with cutting my fingertip off, but… other than that, this thing is looking really solid!” 😂
Finger update in my new vid
Was sent by Big Time and I couldn't be happier. You're production and content quality is top tier! Also all the people along the way gives me hope for society, can't wait to see more!!
This is hands down some of the freshest content I've seen on YT in a while. I was a big fan of the Suzuki build and this is that plus more. I love seeing the different parts of the U.S. over the course of the story!
im impressed with that workmanship, i thought its gonna look like crap, but its looking quite nice. good job man!
Came here from the Big Time referral, stayed for the awesome adventure. That Chevy truck is a builder of patience. I think it's name should be project perseverance.
Came from BigTime, I can’t imagine going through all that with the truck.
It’s amazing when things are going terrible how much things like fresh coffee and free couch cushions can matter.
Looking forward to more vids.
The sheer amount of sweat and tears in this single video is ridiculous, the edition oozes of love for the craft, sir I'm here for the ride
Don't forget the blood! lol
I love the SERIOUS comitment you have even through the troubles you didnt stop and i also love the editing skills for your first video keep it up man.
Dude has friends all over the country. Blessed life.
The production quality on this video is insane, and the fact that this is the first video on your channel is crazy. This is fantastic dude, keep it going.
He McGuyver-d up a camper and McGruber-d that dang truck. Yankee ingenuity and a crazy trip! Love it.
God that feeling when you fix your truck yourself, and then the problem isn’t fixed is so heartbreaking. I felt that…
I only feel that if it's the 2nd or 3rd time lol.
@@M.TTT. been there🤣
Bought a van over a year ago to convert to a camper and haven't been able to get into it cause of work pressure. This kicked me back in gear, lets go dude!
instant subscribe
this video made me feel so good inside, everyone helping a total stranger
Damn i was thrilled when he says this is his first video, the whole video is so professionally made, the edit the animation the story line EVERYTHING! Will definitely support this channel!
Epic trip! I own a 2006 Silverado crew cab pick up truck and built a “A”roof camper on the back. I loved watching the creativity with what you were given. I Thought God certainly blessed your effort and most surely kept you safe with the many breakdowns. 😊🎄 awesome video.
Damn I know the feel when nothing works out. So many props to you for not giving up!
Thanks Jobe to send me here. This was very entertaining. Looking forward to see more videos. Nice job on the camper.
I saw the suzuki and didnt know you had a whole channel. Glad to he here. Sorry to hear about it being stolen.
Hopefully he still has the Suzuki! If I remember correctly, it was the Silverado that got stolen.
@@jonathandemattia9862whats the thieve gonna do with that piece of crap Silverado lol
3:16 really sorry about your finger bro
It's crazy how after one video, this is my favourite channel. That was epic, Henry. Good luck with the new channel.
For future reference if you cut an finger off or any part of your body off, put it in ice! Not water, water has micro organisms and you just take the blood off the part. In ice the finger remains intact "mostly" and plus it's more probable that it can be reinplanted that's why they put organs in ice to preserve it.
You probably don't want to put it directly onto the ice either as it's too cold for the tissues. You want it fridge temp, not frozen.
Not directly on ice, best would be a bag or Tupperware with ice and then the piece of finger wrapped in paper towel or a rag to prevent direct contact and freeze (and therefore kill) the tissue
Bro wtf?!!! Great first vid. I was watching thinking you had been doing this for a long time until you said it was your first vid!!!! wtf that’s amazing. You 100% are in your lane. I’ll watch your vids forever. Great work my friend.
Even if you can't drive stickshift, any channel with an x-90 is my kind of channel!
Edit: (spoiler) the only price he paid for the camper is a finger and a lot of silverado parts
Also a whole silverado.
@@DanimalScience Twice counting the parts he had to replace lol.
And several hundred dollars to repair the rusty “free” trailer frame. But who’s counting…
yeah trips to the ER are super cheap...
i mean and 600 dollars to repair the trailer (which is entirely a part of the camper)
This was the craziest yet most creative video I've ever seen. It's good to know great people in many places. But RIP to the tip of your finger. This was a serious challenge, but love the outcome. Can't wait for the next video.
Distractable sent me here!
Bro deserves more bro lost part of a finger and kept going legend
The end😂😂😂😂.
Wonderful first solo video. Please don’t disappear after getting me hooked. ❤
Thanks for the heads-up about the full video. The algorithm hasn't been pushing your content enough
Free trailer cabin but a ton spent on vehicle related stuff lmfao
Bro I watched your first video from Europe Hungary and without any hesitation I can say that you deserve a lot as a person! I'm a subscriber from now on! Wish you all the best in life ❤
This is top tier content!
Your tenacity is legendary, and your creativity/handiness is also off the charts.
I was captivated the whole way through the video. After I watched for what felt like what would’ve been nearly the whole video, I was pumped when I checked the buffer bar to see I still had 9 minutes left!
Seriously dude, amazing work on the camper and the video. 👌✌️
Came here from big time and don't regret it great video you just earned yourself a new subscriber!
From an amazing Big Time video to this channel is a great Friday.
This is so insane your level of courage and dedication. I really know that feeling and frustration when ''it does goes as planned '' so big thumb up
One stub up
Thank Bigtime for the reference and sub!
Thrilled to be in the pre-1k subscriber club. Can't wait to see where this all goes dude!
2:18 I don't think there was turning back after you sawed the boat in half lmao
Also, came from bigtime, dope channel
f the guy who sold you the truck
I now have a full appreciation of my finger tips. Subscribed 🤙
this is a good example of: the real treasure is the friends we already have along the way
Congrats, on being you! Your passion even earned you a shout out on Markiplier's podcast Distractible. His friend Muyskerm watched your vid & liked it.
This is awesome. The whole concept... the execution... the editing... loving these cross-country buildups!!
1:22 Holy cow your family member there is so photogenic. I'd 100% watch him talk about all the interesting things he has.
Brother, that was not your first 32:45
Absolutely insane! Hope he doesn't lose more body parts in future videos.
His first solo video
It’s his first non short
First video loses, the tip of a finger is crazy lore
This is his first UA-cam video on his channel lol he made shorts u donut