Welcome to episode one of TKOR n' Chill. A special curated compilation of classic TKOR content all in one place, allowing you to kick back, watch, and chill. Over the years we've put out so much content which can make it difficult to navigate, so we wanted to make it a little easier to find videos on one specific topic by putting them in one place. Have idea for a future TKOR n' Chill topic? Drop it below. Now kick back by a roaring fire and enjoy!

@perceptionascending439

2 жыл бұрын

Internet legend, would have loved to meet him. Blessed are those that actually knew him. Carry on that astute legacy:)

Can we have more videos like this instead of things like what happens when you put candy in a freeze dryer

@Ekipsogel

2 жыл бұрын

Or the thousand episodes of will it cotton candy…

@davidgessin-mccully3919

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad I’m not the only one thinking those exact statements 💯

@preciadoalex123

2 жыл бұрын

It's all about balance, some people like the fun silly experiments and these crazy long videos. Probably 2% watch after 30 min

@janaesALLthat

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

@theofficialquicksilver

2 жыл бұрын

freeze dryer is underrated

Feels like TKOR is back alive. What a great man he was.

@nanddiireal5491

2 жыл бұрын

what happened?

@barnowl1819

2 жыл бұрын

He was. Some months after his death, I saw a doppelganger of him in a grocery store.

@justangelathegamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@bruhWTH43 what is that?

@southaussiegarbo2054

2 жыл бұрын

@@justangelathegamer it's essentially like you are attached to wings of an airplane and you glide around the air. Usally u jump off something high to get started

@justangelathegamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@southaussiegarbo2054 thank that feels painful tho

OMG . So great to hear from him. Just wish he was here. Rest in peace Om Shanti.

@raccoon_423

2 жыл бұрын

Did he die

@Mitwadus

2 жыл бұрын

@@raccoon_423 yes

@oceanbytez847

2 жыл бұрын

@@raccoon_423 powered paragliding accident unfortunately. Super fun and great sport, but not without its risks!

I remember watching the mini backyard foundry when I was a kid it's mad how fast time goes

Can you make more of these videos like this, instead of putting candy in a freeze dryer

One of my favorite episodes is his arc furnace and rocket fueled legos

@iMidnight_

Жыл бұрын

😪

I remember watching all of these when they were made originally. Thanks for the throwback!

I miss TKOR :(... He explained things so easily

The nostalgia is awsome to have and remember.

Mannn i miss him

The very original video I watched with a friend to recreat this, miss that man so much, much love to you guys keeping up his legacy

Miss this guy.

TKOR: Legacy Edition.

Just wanna say, get ceramic paint as a final coating over your cement. You’ll be in awe at how quickly you’ll get white heat.

I really miss this dude... Those were nicer times

This is the kind of content that i want to see, i will look forward to a series of calm but creative TKOR videos

@iMidnight_

Жыл бұрын

Yep

It feels like he is back alive again but it feels refreshing to see him again

@Tedd_Andersen

2 жыл бұрын

Same.... Miss the grin and way of doing/explaining....

When using the firebricks, I would suggest lining the whole outside of the bucket with K-wool blanket, then put the firebrick in tightly, maybe split the blanket so everything fits tightly, then fill in the gaps, there’s a product called water glass that’s made for glueing K-wool and firebrick together, I use this method quite a bit when I rebuild chambers in boilers, water glass isn’t easy to work with, but it works well.

Can still remember the video as if it was yesterday.

@iMidnight_

Жыл бұрын

Man these were the best kind of videos

We all miss him dearly

A salute and 🍻 to the tkor legend.

Moral of the story, buy a pre-made one!

Keeping the spirit Alive!

For ever Rest In Peace to the king of random

@johnnybotz

8 ай бұрын

HOW DID HE DIE i HOPE THAT IS NOT CRUDE

owning a foundry is something that every man should have

I miss this stuff

I love these roll-ups, like edited playlists that walk you through the progress that was made. Thank you, and bravo.

This is awesome, I'd been thinking about buying something for a while to melt cans but now I'm going to make one!

تحياتي من السعوديه

You can find water glass at a plumbing/heating supply house, I love these videos, I’m going to build a large foundry and crucible so I can melt down all of my scrap copper into #1, the price for #1 copper right now is almost $4.00 a pound, and I have almost 1000 pounds right now.

@rwbot

Жыл бұрын

How does one accumulate 1000 pounds of scrap copper

Great job guys. Pretty long episode, but it's worth watching the whole thing

Tip for longer lasting bolts. At 40:36 protect the protruding bolts by pushing them through a few small kaowool scraps.

Love this one 💪🏻

@AlphaQ8566

2 жыл бұрын

you first :)

@Mr.quack25

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlphaQ8566 no one cares

@AlphaQ8566

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr.quack25 you just jealous of him

@toontales2479

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr.quack25 ur a jealous boiiii

the one part ya'll don't touch on is how to build the burners, that is the part that gave me the most headache. things like what type of regulator you need (high output, not just any regulator will work) the size of the orifice for the gas port (found somewhere that said size 0.030 MIG tips work well for propane) these are the things I would like see covered please.

Kail wool you should always wear a respirator or seal it with refractory cement because it get thrown into the air by the blowers

the king of random

Thanks!

I love this.

I enjoyed this compilation so much more with the sound off and subscript turned on so I missed out on the distracting annoying frustrating to listen to Muzak-type noise, which I didn’t care for. In spite of my complaining about the interference music (which I didn’t care for ;-) I Loved the video! Thank You so much for putting them all together!

Ghosts of TKOR past

The last foundry is the best

This is great

Excellent 👌👍

Amazing video..👍👍

And remember the galvanized will burn off eventually, so keep that in mind if you see fumes or yellow dust.

@saayanrao7638

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this comment, I wanted to make this was but scared of the toxic zinc fumes. Thank you for commenting this.

@MyCommentsRMaturelol

Жыл бұрын

Yup zinc fumes are nasty. I cant find any steel pipes without it for my hammer handle

Beautiful

In the past you've changed the density of wood with water in a vacuum chamber. Could you try that with metals/alloys with a melting point under 300° C (the burning point of wood) try little wood sculptures and what not. Just a heating plate a pot and vacuum chamber

@12white1

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a fun idea

You may also try using perlite in your mix with the sand and plaster. I made mine using mortar and perlite.

I did a backyard foundry... I suggest using ceramic wool, a 5-gallon bucket, and ITC-100 clay slurry brushed into it liberally. It insulates better and is more refractory. I also used steel pipe with a cap welded on the bottom.

This is much better than boiling glue or microwaving stuff

Another throwback! =)

Bravo 👏

Bro i miss him so much😢😢😢

Refractory Cement for the Foundry!!!

I think of TKOR pronounced as the letters 'T" "K" "O" "R"

Omg my heart 💙

Learning from your video's Thank you for making them! Can I make (with the materials you used) an undergroud for making and soldering silver e.d.? And perhaps building 'a little wall to so my crucible is out op the wind? Thank you fro thinking about an answer Greetings from the Netherlands, Jan

Might try carbon fiber strands/weave instead of steel wool. Both will convey heat about the same amount, alas, but the carbon fiber won't deteriorate over time like steel will.

This is emotional

rest in peace man your vids were amazing

53:16 no masks drilling you folks are cray- cray!

thank you

Nice video

Classic :D

Dang I miss him.

Put the crucible back in the forge after you use it rather than letting it cool at room temperature. let it cool with the forge to avoid thermal shock. Also store your crucible in air Tite container. to avoid moisture which will shorten thew life. Also, It is advised to bring crucible up to 4 0r 500 degrees and let cool before the first use. If you take care of crucible last for exceptionally long time.

Miss him

Can you do a video on how to build an electric foundry?

Thanks

❤❤❤❤ keep doing

TKOR take notes!!

we miss you so much!

Use some chicken wire in the plaster for reinforcement

Could you do the wool but also with Charcol over Propane I really do not like messing with Propane. But I never can get the plaster of paris to work for me

Yes can we

This stuff is useful. You should look into making lava like the Action Lab did.

Nice

lessgo my fav vid is back!

Cool

what size blanket of kaowool does it take to do a bucket & lid of that size?

Why not a link to the monolithic brand heat resistant cement? Thanks. I can find gloves, and a followup to see if this works as planned.

The First Time i saw a Video of TKOR was when he showed us the first furnance

Thank you..

I'm more than surprised at the amount of heat kale wool can handle

46:32 no gloves for kao-wool, somebody's being naughty!

@Pandainapandasuit

Жыл бұрын

Is Kao Wool and ceramic wool the same thing?

@Pandainapandasuit

Жыл бұрын

Is it all like fiberglass?

We miss you both

we miss them

Is the sand necessary for this for this project I have plaster from other DIY projects I want to use up

Without refractory on the ceramic wool, those fibers will go airborn and get into your lungs. Think about a stabilizer at the very least. You also have to worry about vaporizing that zinc off the metal which is also very toxic.

man I really wanna use the kao wool giant one but I'm so worried about heating up the galvanized trash can

The credible you wreckamend on Amazon says not use with coal does that mean also charcoal brackets? 😮

They've gone bigger, now Grace needs to make one Grace sized!

Keyowhoooooool.

Why am i watching this, im 16, broke af, and have a math exam tomorrow

@maxmyers9700

2 жыл бұрын

That's exactly why you're watching it

I like Grace

Shouldn’t you put the ceramic board on top of the fiber batting? 😊😊 Personally, I would put 2 layers of the batting and fiber board. Just saying. Lol. Actually I have a rather large kiln. Shrugging my shoulders. Lol. 😊😊

Can you melt glass in something like that?

@johnschulgen1121

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. There is an older video where he has done it

I don't get the point of the lid with handle if there is gonna be a hole in the center of it.

@justanothermeltingchannel

2 жыл бұрын

The hole is an exhaust for venting heat and, if you’re using propane, allow excess gas to vent out. Any melting furnace has one because you need it.

Sup Grace