This is a channel that I routinely forget exists and then get super-excited whenever I see an update.

@plzletmebefrank

3 ай бұрын

Well, that makes sense as there are only a few videos he's made so far. Stuff Made Here and I Did a Thing and the dozen or so other big maker channels have dozens, even hundreds of videos. You're gonna see that and remember that a lot more. Hope he makes more. I do really like these kinds of longer build videos.

@wecirclethesky

3 ай бұрын

Lol for sure, this was great and I didn't realize I was already subscribed 😄

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoy :)

@sonofnone116

9 күн бұрын

Same as guys like ThisOldTony, or AlphaPhoenix.

The metrics of this channel are insane, 3x 1m+ view videos then a video of the same quality with 26k views?! Come on KZread, don’t do my boy dirty!

@guiorgy

9 күн бұрын

For real, wtf?

@brianwelch1579

6 күн бұрын

There's a hockey puck in there, why would anyone want to watch it once they see that? Certainly that is where I stopped.

@Earth-To-Zan

6 күн бұрын

@@brianwelch1579 womp womp

@avamnepohui7260

6 күн бұрын

I think it's because the video looks like clickbait. Cut 100 balloons with a hot knife or something like that. And to be honest, I expected to see exactly something like this, and not what I saw.

@lmost

4 күн бұрын

Google: Dear adsumer, I know all, there is nothing that is not known to me, there are no mysteries left for me to discover, no puzzles that I cannot solve, now and forever. I do not know or understand how I work, at all. I appreciate your feedback, and by it, I know that I am working correctly. None may know me or my inner workings, not even me. That said, go check out skibidi toilet! 👍

can i just say how much i appreciate the narrative and no-skipping-ahead of your videos? makes it feel like we’re actually watching along as you put your plans into action

@lmost

4 күн бұрын

I don’t know, can you?

Actually insane. And it's not just the idea, the production quality of these videos are getting better and better! The tone and comedic timing remind me of YSAC for some reason.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I'll take that compliment haha.

Animations are crazy good, keep up the amazing video quality!

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a ton!

This is one of the most underrated channels ive ever seen. Top level editing and writing. Completely unhinged ideas and the knowledge to create them with professional quality.

@worksbydesign

5 күн бұрын

Really appreciate it!

@thomasmay2102

3 күн бұрын

@@worksbydesign FOR REAL. instant sub.

Wow, I did not expect those to work anywhere near as well as they did. Thought the blade would just flop over sideways within the ice the second weight was put on it. The fact they were actually usable as skates is seriously impressive. Well done!

We're impressed that you didn't get cold feet and finished the project.

This project is why I love KZread.

this was a masterclass in problem solving and prototyping! like you said, it was really about the process. bravo.

I love your content. That this only has so few views after 2 months is ridiculous. Please keep it up, the effort put into this does not go unnoticed!

@worksbydesign

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much! more coming soon!

Really loving what this channel is doing. I love hearing the explanations of your projects, the workflow is incredibly educational.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

I’m glad you enjoy :)

Man is dedicated.. Amazing video. 10/10 love it

There’s KZread content then there’s this channel. Absolutely amazing channel

Your production, cinematography and manufacturing are all so good! Keep it up!

OK, incredible prop design aside, the FILM MAKING of this video is unbelievable. A video about making skates out of ice has no right to be this well-made. From the incredible animations like at 7:49, the masterful sound design like at 11:56 (no, resin 3D printers don't make any of those sounds in real life), the stunning cinematography like at 13:49, going back on site at 14:18 just to film yourself disappointedly looking over the melted water to finish that narrative, and all the perfectly synchronized hard cuts to the music like at 15:04, this is just amazing.

@worksbydesign

7 күн бұрын

I really appreciate it! Incredible analysis btw, can’t believe you caught all that!

What I think is truly insane about this is the view count (2,667 as of 4 hours after release) compared to how well produced your content is. All of the animations are great, the video organization is great, the production quality is overall fantastic. You deserve more recognition! You've got 100k subs, where are all of the views?

At this point, you could easily make an acrylic one just to make it permanent. :) I know it's not the point of the project but as a permanent reminder of this project. Great video!

Man that was absolutely amazing. The cinematography and editing in some of those sections was just fantastic. Thanks for making it

I wasn't expecting a video like this at all, but man the work done here is amazing, the project itself, the animations, the problems, the explanations, the musics used... That was so good

I feel like I needed to give this video some love. People been treating it coldly 😄

Great FEET of engineering, not to mention the quality of the editing. Awesome job, keep it up.

@jamiemery9699

3 ай бұрын

It’s just so COOL!!!!!!! 😎

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks :)

Did I just watch an 18 minute video on literal ice skates? Yes, yes I did. Phenomenal job as always! Definitely going places with these videos!

You'll have to try it with carbon and bamboo fiber too. 1) Because I wonder what the great thermal conduction of carbon fibre does to ice. Maybe it'll prevent any spot of the ice from melting in isolation, instead reducing in temperature the whole block at once. Any added heat is spread over the whole block. 2) Because there's reinforced concrete made with bamboo instead of steel.

I remember when my uncle took me ice skating for the first time, gosh centennial lakes is a beautiful place

@katiehesse6578

5 күн бұрын

gotta go back there one of these days

Such an awesome project, well done!

man why is this the one with the least views when it's the one i enjoyed the most

Illustrations are next level!

I was looking forward to your next upload, but I never expected this! What a fun surprise!

Great lesson: aim to enjoy the process and don't worry too much about the result.

N ice job, that editing is like from Hollywood!! I’d like to see skates made of fire next😅

Pro tip: make skate #2 while looking in a mirror so it will match the other foot.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

That would’ve come in handy

Great video and awesome animations!

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

it is criminal this channel only has 100K subs. It deserves so much more.

To keep your feet warm during winter sports (I alpine ski) I've discovered something decades ago, dry feet are warm feet, also true for any part of your body, ie, hands and yes this works with hands too. First off, wool & silk will keep you warm while wet, NOTHING else on Earth can do this without a power source. But the keeping dry to begin with part, just spray your hands & feet with antiperspirant. I do this on the bed leaving my feet float in mid air off the side to completely dry, do the same with the hands, the antiperspirant needs to dry to stop you from sweating, yes it is your own sweat that is making you cold. And all you need is wool socks & gloves, if you itch from wool then get silk liners to put on first & the wool over the silk. btw wool blankets are the best, it is what our great grand parents used before everyone started buying the polyester shells filled with polyester cotton, to me it is like sleeping while using a plastic trash bag as a blanket ... wool will stop you from waking up laying in a puddle of your own sweat... and yes, you'll also want silk sheets, but cotton sheets are nice too, you decide.

Good to see you killing it man!

Those are some nICE skates

As soon as I saw the thumbnail in my "subscriptions" section here on YT, I was like, "That guy is insane! I'm so glad I'm subscribed, because I would never have thought to search for this specific nutty idea, but can't wait to watch it!"

Both mad and brilliant! The world moves forward due to people like you 💪

This is a crazy amount of work for a pun

I do not regret subscribing one bit, great job 👍

I love your directing style of your videos! The VCR and CD player references give a nice sense of nostalgia!

Guess youtube hates ice skating. Video was solid.

Dude, editing skills to the max!

@jjchouinard2327

3 ай бұрын

Also a Zoolander reference to boot!

@jjchouinard2327

3 ай бұрын

Seriously how long did this video take you to make? This is too good for KZread.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

@@jjchouinard2327 about 3 months haha

I wish more of you tube was like that

Genius! Your productions just get better and better.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

I saw the thumbnail and immediately thought “pykrete” 👏

Whoa! This was way more interesting than I could ever imagine edit: I guess the title and thumbnail are under-selling it or something.

Can't wait for the super pykrete pro max ultra super 😅

My first thought is ankle breaker

Ooooh new video, exciting!

Another great video. Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers. With your awesome editing skills you will be hitting a million soon.

The animations really make these videos pop. However, I think a better recipe would have been wood pulp, a thickener, and water. And then test ratios until the wood pulp stops sinking to the bottom of the mold during freezing. A massive part of pykrete is that it needs to be homogenous for it work correctly. Paper pulp is fantastic for that, but it must be mixed and suspended in the water in a very stable way, thus the thickener.

Wow those animations are on point!

You are so talented! And you are an excellent sculpter! I had so much fun watching! I cannot wait to see what your imagination comes up with next!

Don't know how much time you spent making these animations, but I freaking love them...

Yowzer!! That was goooood!! Super job on the production and selling the project in the story. All the project work and testing too. Loved it!

my internet bill paid off

yet another VERY good video thanks

Wahaha. I'm hooked. This ice skate is really cool.

Really well put together video! I love seeing your ideas and seeing how your video format improves over time! You're doing amazing dude! Keep it up 💯

I can’t believe how amazing the production quality and result are for a channel just breaking 100k subs. You’ll reach a million soon!!

The frozen banana peel was so random lol

Glad I found your channel early. Keep up the cool creations bro!!

I’m mad KZread didn’t recommend this video to me. What’s up with that?? Amazing video! +1 love the animations as well. Keep up the good work!

Love how outside the box each of your video topics are. Such a unique channel you have going man. Keep it up.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks bud :)

Why did the algorithm hate this video but love all the others? Maybe just needs more time.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thats what I was trying to figure out haha. Could just be not as interesting of a project/ thumbnail? But its not that big of a deal, Im just glad those that have seen it seem to enjoy :)

Awesome! Good job!

Brilliant!

Amazing editing and animation!

Nice Zoolander reference.

Great video production!

Super straight foward and very informative of the whole process. I love your channel, makes me think of youtube in its golden days. Thumbs up man. 👍

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks :)

@leorichardson2592

3 ай бұрын

@@worksbydesign No problem. I look foward to seeing what kind of creations you come up with next. Until next time.

Okay, this was insane! Very awesome 👌

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed

This guy has multiple talents

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thanks :)

I always hated winter because I had to plow the driveway almost everyday when I was a kid.

nicely done

Now you could make incredible decoration for someone who likes iceskating.

Awesome process, my man!

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

Amasing production! I hope to see more!

Incredible

Woo another video from you!

I knew you were gonna make pykrete! I knew it!

Am I the only one who feels like I'm watching a documentary every time i watch Works videos?

How utterly impractical and incredibly useless- I can't wait to see what comes next! Excellent animation, cinematography, and pacing; you've got all the hallmarks of a major channel and I sincerely hope you hit it big, my guy. You've got talent!

Wonderful video!

Love the video definitely something I would not thought of to put the ice in ice skates

They're not ice skates, they are ice ice skates.

Cool project and great video production! Would you consider a clear resin cast given that you've got the mould and blade? You could do some finishing to make it look like ice, as a permanent memento of the project.

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!

Love your channel

man I wish I lived somewhere with a winter... AZ weather sucks...

This video having 65k vs multiple millions on the others is nuts 😂

This video reminds me of the channel "I did a thing" but you actually have engineering skills .

btw in Australia in winter it just rains more. Not quite as magical.

Yours is one of those channels I instantly subscribed to AND turned on the bell icon. Then my ADHD brain completely forgets about you until I get the next notification and fall in love with the channel all over again. Amazingly good animations btw! You deserve all the subs!

Why did I not get this in my inboxxx

With how ice skates work I wonder if these would well on metal Edit: an ice ice skate on metal

This video is next level

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Very awesome and inspiring video. Keep doing what you love.

@worksbydesign

10 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for the support!!

I love and really appreciate the level of detail you put into these videos man!! This video was great!

@worksbydesign

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!