Impressive art and production value. Surprised to see such a low view count considering the content. I mean this is like the metalworking version of Primitive Technology.
Thank you, I enjoy watching Primitive Technology too. My previous video was under 1000 views for the first 5 months, then suddenly did very well. It seems to depend on CZcams's algorithm showing it to the right people.
I love the idea of putting the nibbler in the vice to get more precise cuts. I am going to do that for my next inflatable. I've made some pillows, a chair, and a couch when I was in school. looking forward to inflating more soon.
Love you work Connor - thanks for a great vid, and the answers you have provided to the questions of others. Very generous with you information. Good on ya mate!
Like he said it depends on CZcams's algorithm if they feature him and apparently they have not but once they do this thing or grow huge if you know someone at CZcams tell them to get their heads out of their asses
That is some really good looking metal art! But HOW is it possible that this video at the moment only has 362 likes??? It should be 362.000! I will do my best to help you raise the figures. I´ll start by liking and subscribing!
Connor this is an amazing method of Space Construction you are Playing with. Have you considered doing something interesting in your life? Try making your "thoughts/design" available to a company like Tesla. Flat Packs ready for Space Delivery and deployment.The Chinese-Russian space project is the best money ... space station construction.
Step 1: Make more (regular) vids Step 2: Expand the fanbase through glorious algorithm (and Reddit ofc) Step 3: Get an editor because now all you're doing is creating and filming Step 4: Make a patreon because people believe in what you do and are happy to help Step 5: Do Q&A's (requires talking, tho lol) Step 6: Giveaways, maybe? (aka send me yer stuff) Step 7: The people will demand collabs Step 8: P R O F I T Step 9: Hydroform your own house/studio
The part I found most interesting is that coating of graphite powder. That is something I've played around with for dry lubrication and seen it stain all sorts of things, but I would never have thought to use it to finish a project and give it such a beautiful grey mirrored finish. It looks amazing! I wonder what other materials that will work with... I'm thinking for use in prop making mostly, faking a metallic finish can be pretty challenging so I'll have to keep this in mind and give it a try sometime.
You would need an expensive mold for the press, so not good for limited edition or one off pieces. My inflated steel vase would be hard to produce efficiently using any other process.
The workbenches can fill up during projects, but I like to clean up when the project is finished and before filming. Yes just a small electric pressure washer.
Thank you, here's the tools I used: (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008CNF278/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), www.aldi.co.uk/workzone-air-shears/p/085486240219101
Hey! I'm impressed by the graphite finishing on those parts! But I was wondering, how can you "fix" the graphite into/onto the paint? Does it mixes itself with the paint , or does it just stick to it? And also, does it hold well in time without any varnish or another protective layer? Thanks a lot!
The graphite embeds itself into the paint and becomes part of it. They still look brand new, but you could always use a clear coat for items which are constantly touched.
Just wondering, have you done this with other thicknesses, and how were the results? Is 1mm the most practical thickness for this (flexibility of the sheet metal, cracking, etc)?
1mm has good balance between flexibility, weld-ability and cost. 2mm didn't inflate as much and is double the cost, and thinner metal would be harder to weld and weaker.
I use 1mm thick steel. You could clear coat for extra protection, but the graphite doesn't rub off and I wouldn't want to lose any reflectivity of the surface
Presses need expensive molds, so are more suited to mass production. These are handmade products, made to order in very small quantities. Also the main purpose for the design is to showcase inflating metal.
Impressive art and production value. Surprised to see such a low view count considering the content. I mean this is like the metalworking version of Primitive Technology.
Thank you, I enjoy watching Primitive Technology too. My previous video was under 1000 views for the first 5 months, then suddenly did very well. It seems to depend on CZcams's algorithm showing it to the right people.
I love how clean his Workshop is.
When you hold your shop to food prep standards lol ...hell it's cleaner then a restront kitchen lol
Iam a chef. I can relate.😅
That just blew my mind. Had no idea this could be done. Time to blow up my jet washer🤣
Damn man your workshop looks like a designer apartment... Cleanest setup ive ever seen, very impressive
Thank you
I love the idea of putting the nibbler in the vice to get more precise cuts. I am going to do that for my next inflatable. I've made some pillows, a chair, and a couch when I was in school. looking forward to inflating more soon.
It has the accuracy of a bandsaw without the mess and rough cut edges. Good luck with your inflating!
3:50 at first I was like, "why would you possibly want to have your belt sander at that angle".... you answered my question really quickly.
Very much an artist and proficient in his art. Two thumbs up. I want to see someone make a football using hydroforming.
Check out..
Explosively forming a steel sphere (I think it's called that)
It's incredible that steel sheets can be manipulated in such a way.
I want to see someone making a square flat piece of cold rolled Steel.
A quiet classy Colin Furze kind a guy, much impressed
you just said colin furze was quiet? lol!!!
@@iPhroggy I think he meant that he’s like Colin Furze but quiet.
@@arty-psycho exato
Colin got this technique from this young man so it would be more accurate to say colon is like him
@@niccosaur7778 I started hydroforming in 2015 after I saw Colin's video, and wanted to try it
I like your folding top work bench , what a cool idea for making the most in a small space, exactly what I need. should do a video on it.
Thank you, I'm very happy with it. I may make a video on upgrading it further in the future
futuristic ^^ this looks like from the 70's
I've got an ash tray from back then that looks almost identical to the first bowl.
the cutting of metal this way is so graceful
Lovely workshop setting.
Love you work Connor - thanks for a great vid, and the answers you have provided to the questions of others. Very generous with you information. Good on ya mate!
Thank you, I learned everything about Hydroforming and welding from CZcams, so hopefully I can help inspire others too!
What were those last steps that you performed? (Rubbing the substance on out of the white box)?
Greetings from Argentina. You are a genious. You have incredible abilities in many aspects. Congratulations and carry on
Thank you Ignacio, you are very kind
Y maquinas que ni soñando conseguiriamos aca jaja
wow , i was thinking what kind of presure machine you use and is a little presure wash machine , im gonna give it a try
This is Some Next Level Quality Art !
Thank you!
That came out really good.
This is so sick
.... Congratulations...you have a nice and clean working place and make a nice thing 👍
This needs a million views
Like he said it depends on CZcams's algorithm if they feature him and apparently they have not but once they do this thing or grow huge if you know someone at CZcams tell them to get their heads out of their asses
I bet that lamp would look fantastic with some blueing. Reminds me of something out of the movie alien
The tail perhaps?
Your thumbnail is on point, i dont know you but that intrigued me. Looks clean👍
That is some really good looking metal art! But HOW is it possible that this video at the moment only has 362 likes??? It should be 362.000! I will do my best to help you raise the figures. I´ll start by liking and subscribing!
Thank you!
A solid pillow
Connor this is an amazing method of Space Construction you are Playing with.
Have you considered doing something interesting in your life?
Try making your "thoughts/design" available to a company like Tesla.
Flat Packs ready for Space Delivery and deployment.The Chinese-Russian space project is the best money ... space station construction.
Neat. I'm trying to figure out a pattern that could create a cool Star Wars style helmet, :D
Great work! what kind of Powder did u use for the Metallic look?
Awesome work!!!
U will be famous someday
Wish I had three thumbs up. So, so cool.
dear connor . quality of your works is great and your channel deserves more subscribers....by the way talk and have more fun in your next videos bro.
Omg u r talented
Step 1: Make more (regular) vids
Step 2: Expand the fanbase through glorious algorithm (and Reddit ofc)
Step 3: Get an editor because now all you're doing is creating and filming
Step 4: Make a patreon because people believe in what you do and are happy to help
Step 5: Do Q&A's (requires talking, tho lol)
Step 6: Giveaways, maybe? (aka send me yer stuff)
Step 7: The people will demand collabs
Step 8: P R O F I T
Step 9: Hydroform your own house/studio
Sounds like a plan!
A Pro builder craftsman and his clean operating room !! Very impressive sir !! SE
you should do a giant bottle cap
an idea popped into my head, you can make your own medieval armour that way
I have a feeling it's gonna be thinner in the bulges, which is exactly the opposite of what you want.
What is that powder? Love your work very very incredible
Nice work.
Tell me how you able to kep your workshop so clean and tidy? Nice work!
By having 10 large drawers and lots of cupboard storage space, and cleaning after finishing projects
The part I found most interesting is that coating of graphite powder. That is something I've played around with for dry lubrication and seen it stain all sorts of things, but I would never have thought to use it to finish a project and give it such a beautiful grey mirrored finish. It looks amazing! I wonder what other materials that will work with... I'm thinking for use in prop making mostly, faking a metallic finish can be pretty challenging so I'll have to keep this in mind and give it a try sometime.
I found the technique though prop sword & helmet making videos, and it should work on any smooth surface painted gloss black
@@ConnorHolland Thanks for sharing!
Nice shop
I wouldn’t want to work in there because I would mess it up
Thanks, I find keeping it tidy helps improve efficiency and attention to detail
@@ConnorHolland
My shop looks like a tornado ripped through it, lol.
Each to their own, more opportunities for satisfying shop organisation projects
you reminded me of colin furze,your content deserves way more views ngl your channel is going to grow most likely, i subbed
Without The hyperactivity
Do you know how many times I’ve seen that bowl
looks really cool but it's geometry looks possible in a stamp press, is there any shape only possible to make by hidroforming?
You would need an expensive mold for the press, so not good for limited edition or one off pieces. My inflated steel vase would be hard to produce efficiently using any other process.
Doesnt all that pressure force your hydrocleaner alot?
Man polishes inside of diy hubcaps /black lampshade in 1/4 speed.
Very cool.
How do you keep your shop so clean? And one more question: is that just an electric pressure washer you're using for the pump? Great job btw!!!
The workbenches can fill up during projects, but I like to clean up when the project is finished and before filming. Yes just a small electric pressure washer.
@@ConnorHolland thanks Connor!!! You have a new fan here! Keep it up.
I like your art, thanks for sharing. Please, what is the reference of your cutting tools
Thank you, here's the tools I used: (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008CNF278/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), www.aldi.co.uk/workzone-air-shears/p/085486240219101
Intrigued. Any rationale can be shared from product inspection through helmet lens? Page 6:32.
Hey!
I'm impressed by the graphite finishing on those parts! But I was wondering, how can you "fix" the graphite into/onto the paint? Does it mixes itself with the paint , or does it just stick to it?
And also, does it hold well in time without any varnish or another protective layer?
Thanks a lot!
+1 Interested as well
The graphite embeds itself into the paint and becomes part of it. They still look brand new, but you could always use a clear coat for items which are constantly touched.
What is the reason for the applied graphite? Does it changes the colour or sheen of the black paint?
Yes, it creates a decorative metallic/reflective finish
@@ConnorHolland And you don't have to overcoat it? Or maybe I've simply missed this step :)
@@ConnorHolland BTW, Thank you very much for the answer 👍
@@tropixxxx No, the graphite becomes part of the paint layer and doesn't come off
Very Nice Work! Dumb question - are you just using a pressure washer or water & compressed air?
I use a pressure washer & water for pieces that need high pressure to inflate, and an air compressor & air for low pressure inflation.
hi , can the same be done on stainless steel? how much pressure is required to inflate such products?
thanks in advance
Yes, I have seen many products made from inflated stainless steel. It requires low pressure, a bicycle pump would be enough for inflation.
Just wondering, have you done this with other thicknesses, and how were the results? Is 1mm the most practical thickness for this (flexibility of the sheet metal, cracking, etc)?
1mm has good balance between flexibility, weld-ability and cost. 2mm didn't inflate as much and is double the cost, and thinner metal would be harder to weld and weaker.
when you clean the paint with some powder whats that?
Graphite powder
24 gauge sheet metal?
Whats the name of this painting process ?
You throw grafite ?
Sorry, iam Brazilian and my english is bad😁
Thickness of sheet and specifications like
304 or 202
1mm Mild Steel
Siir can we do it in 202 stainless steel
Very impressive! What is the thickness of the metal sheet? (Greetings from france)
1mm thick mild steel sheet
The white workbench you have is awesome. Love how you can flip over the top depending on your project. Who makes that?
Thank you, I made it
@@ConnorHolland do you have a video of that project?
@@inspectorsteve2287 I'm afraid not, it was before I started to film most of my projects
@@ConnorHolland oh ok. No worries.
Was that graphite that you rubbed on?
And I loved the video from start to THAT finish! 😉
Yes, powdered graphite that is normally used for pencil artwork
THEY MAKE AUTOMATIC BEVERLY SHEARS?! AND I'VE BEEN CUTTING THINGS OUT BY HAND FOR YEARS?! Bruh I feel cheated
Hi mate. How much to buy one of those things? I need a bit of a tweak on the design though. But it's almost the same. Cheers
I have them for sale on my website: www.connorholland.com I'm happy to make a bespoke version, let me know via email on my contact page.
What gauge is the steel? 20? And can you clear coat after the graphite is put on?
I use 1mm thick steel. You could clear coat for extra protection, but the graphite doesn't rub off and I wouldn't want to lose any reflectivity of the surface
20 gauge is 0.9mm. 19 gauge is 1mm. I wanted to know myself so I googled it!
So you'd prefer to inflate than press? I missed a lot. Please explain?
Presses need expensive molds, so are more suited to mass production. These are handmade products, made to order in very small quantities. Also the main purpose for the design is to showcase inflating metal.
@@ConnorHolland That makes so much sense, especially with my experiences with carbon fiber. Subbed! n_n
Actual question: why not use injection molding on plastics if its going to be painted anyways? why the metal hidroforming?
For low numbers of production, an injection mold is waaaaay too expensive.
Very nice! what was that powder? graphite?
Thank you, yes it's powdered graphite
Awesome Connor
@@MrBennyboyC Thanks Ben!
At 13:34 How did you snap your findgers and make lamp turn on???????????????? mplease someone help me understand im new here.
Bro i am worried about you. A workshop that clean for sure says something about it's owner. Idk what
is its welding possible by arc Welding ?
It's very hard to weld on the edge of 1mm sheet with Arc or MIG, TIG is much cleaner and creates a perfect seal.
For powder
Это очень интересно!
What is that magical powder?
It is graphite powder, used for pencil drawings
Are you from the future?
Yes
Fake video, No real person's workshop is that clean or empty.