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@NFTI  Posted his side of the collaboration we did on some cast iron experiments, be sure to check it out!   https://youtu.be/0d0tBGG1yHE 

(Here’s our side of the collaboration in case you missed it:  https://youtu.be/FHS0NXr1xbk  ) 

It has been nearly six months now since the fire destroyed our workshop. Outside of the loss of our workshop and everything we built, the loss of my car has been a pain to deal with. In this video, I took on the challenge of repairing my fire damaged car. 

K-Cups have made our morning routines wonderfully easier, but we know that they create a lot of excess waste. On CuriosityStream's channel, I jumped on the opportunity to recycle K-Cups into something we all need: shoes! Check it out below!: 

Is it possible to mass produce a lumber substitute at home? On Curiosity Stream's channel, I learned how to mass produce building materials from household recyclables. Check it out below!: 

What is one to do when supply is low and global demand is high? On Curiosity Stream's channel, I explored whether or not household recyclables could be turned into a lumber substitute. Check it out below!: 

Curiosity Stream challenged me to explore recreating some everyday commodities that have become difficult to get in recent years.  Check out the first video I made for them where I explore trying to make my own fuel using grass clipings from my lawn!  Check it out now!: 

Last year we were able to produce 39 videos covering a wide variety of topics in our exploration of trying to rebuild civilization.  As we gear up for 2021 and start laying out a whole new batch of videos, I wanted to do a quick survey of what videos people liked most and what they liked least, to help guide the videos we choose to do moving forward.  So if you can, please take a minute to fill out this survey:
 https://forms.gle/MhRNpK9f3q5mGB6q8 
Thanks!
-Andy 

When working with fermented fish, sometimes arms just aren't long enough! 

Thank you to everyone who joined our livestream Saturday!  As promised, here's the end result of the DIY toilet paper making: