Welcome to the first episode of How to Make It! We will be back with more soon, but first, please tell us what jobs you'd love to see Katie try out, in the comments below!

@dexskittles5533

6 жыл бұрын

You should come check out the Brand new Joliet Junior College Campus! Its like a 55 Million Dollar Culinary Facility! DO IT!

@kls9710

6 жыл бұрын

good job Katie

Shintaro looks like such a nice guy! Very approachable!

@kmatson07

5 жыл бұрын

He seems nice, but he is as cold as ice, He's willing to sacrifice our love He'll never take advice Someday he'll pay the price, I know I've seen it before It happens all the time Closing the door You leave the world behind He's digging for gold Yet throwing away A fortune in feelings But someday he'll pay!

@confusedshoto5879

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Matson *Excuse-*

@amesames7614

4 жыл бұрын

That's a nice poetry about ice, But the meaning behind it ain't so nice-

I love that he let she do all the work too, like that is a true life experience.

This was surprisingly fun to watch

Electric tools, and wires on the floor with dripping water. I can’t stop, but wonder.

Holly molly, I am so happy i found this channel, love it...yes..

Great episode, looking forward to more - awesome job Katie!!

Such a great mentor, very patiently teaching her without any bad comments of her work

The host Katie is such a trooper. Go Katie!!!

Very interesting show. Love the host Katie !

Katie is talented. She just executes any new tasks so easily and with suck a great finish! Naturally talented!

How fun. This looks really awesome

That looked like so much fun! Neato!

Love the host. Doesn't whine and scream even when she's unfamiliar or uncomfortable with something

That voice crack at 11:40 😂

I would love to work there every summer, dont even have to pay me lol this looks like soooo much fun!

This was great!

That was really interesting!

Katie congratulations on your KZread Channel

this is amazing!

A lot better job than I could do she rocked it.

Would you use an ice bowl for like drinks to keep them cool, or is it just pure novelty

That was fun!

She seems like someone’s older sister

@briancooley8777

4 жыл бұрын

She looks like the mom from dead to me

He seems like a really great guy!!

So cool! 😍🥰🤩😱

this looks pretty fun tbh ...

Very cool video!

I do not understand English vocabulary But i like your video clip I will follow up and be encouraged. Thank you for a good video clip.😊😊😊

"just stay on the outside of the line" - 4:36 cut to blade entirely on the inside of the line.

@bonob0123

5 жыл бұрын

ah never mind that was the outer ring vs the inner ring. Killed it with that bowl for a beginner I'd say. Just dug in and went for it. Looks so satisfying. Nice job.

Anyone else get goosebumps while watching?

Cool ice

00:04:06 😐 _music to my ears_

I want to do this!

dope af

The first thing I did is count his fingers. 😂😂

Damn that's satisfying

Can i just eat the waste? Im salivating just watching 😍

Anyone else notice the blood on his gloves and apron around 11:39?

@edricfarted8765

5 жыл бұрын

yep

@erucres6616

5 жыл бұрын

silly, that's obviously nail polish

@who_am_you

5 жыл бұрын

@@erucres6616 no, it's a lemon

Best sifu ever

The verge us your sister channel? I love both!

@AntonyJohn98

6 жыл бұрын

zhiwei yang we are on the same boat man! Hahaha

No one mention... whats the working ambient temperature?

Water jet cutting is used nowadays

5:38 man that's a loose chain and dangerous

@2011Jayceon

6 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing thats because of the cold and contraction of the metal.

nice business.. how much does a bowl cost ?

Great host

i really like the host :3

I also wanna do this

this looks so fun, i would be very good at this

Nice video. but you must see phillipinos carving ice. without chainsaws. fruit and vegetable carvings. You'll find phillipino carvers on cruise ships.

Great episode. It kept interest to the end. Whoever edited it did a great job of cutting the less interesting parts. The audio levelling was pretty bad though. The voices are often really quiet then the music comes in way to loud.

8:00 song?

I want to learn ice craving so bad

At 6:03 hold the chainsaw with the handle on top, not the trigger handle incase you slip and turn on the chainsaw.

I'm assuming they run their saws without chain oil...? I guess the ice melts and acts as the bar/chain lubrication.

@naser3000x

6 жыл бұрын

it looked pretty wet from the start anyway

@jamesrotunno6911

5 жыл бұрын

They use electric saws as well there not as high maintenance but they are no where beer as powerful as a 60cc petrol.

@isaiahvictor6316

4 жыл бұрын

Most of us don’t run chain oil there a few old school guys that with run veggie oil or corn oil

I like his voice

Why does he keep his chains so loose?? Also what kind of chain is that?

Niceee

Made her work lok

Did you get to take the bowl

I am just about done with my culinary school journey... (the fight aside) I needed one credit so I took an Ice Carving class. By the 3rd week I felt completely confident and I can work fairly fast. Making just about whatever were told too so far. I did do alot of art stuff back in highschool. But its my opinion that Ice sculpting is not extremely hard to learn. Maybe to get really good, yes. But Idk, he seemed to over express the skill I thought. Once you know the tools. ur good*

i would like tp contact a person who can do the ice sculptor

I don't get why they don't use a unibit to drill out the center. It would make it easier and more uniform every time.

I'm actually very interested in getting into ice sculpting. I have a serious and maybe dumb question. Is it not dangerous to be using electric chainsaws on ice? I would imagine they've gone this long without anyone getting hurt from electrocution, I just cant help to think that this is "Darwin Award" material.

@secondsein7749

6 жыл бұрын

unlucky13tattoo they've done hundreds of sculptures so any Darwin award episodes would have happened long before. Plus, you'd think that they've done research on proper equipment, handling and the like before starting the ice sculpture business.

@mehere8038

Жыл бұрын

Chainsaws aren't "electric" as such though, they run on petrol, so more like driving a car through a rain or ice storm than using a kettle in a bathtub. Chainsaws are the tool of choice for emergency services cutting down trees that have fallen onto houses in storms too, even if it's still pouring rain. They're designed to be used in those conditions. I wouldn't drop one into a pool, but pretty sure it would just destroy the motor & cause it to cut out, rather than causing electrocution, again, much like driving through floodwaters, the car won't electrocute you, it will just have it's motor totally destroyed & be a write off

This is a profound ice sculptor

Lol @ 11:38

Do ice sculptures ever melt?

im going try this on block of wood see get work same.

did i really just watch a video on ice sculpting.. whatever it was good vid very interesting

chain on the saws look a bit loose, could be a bit unsafe

Constantly selling yourself cheap is so ugh annoying... She did so good

For the love of life ...tighten the chain on that damn saw....10 mins could save life or limb.

she get to keep that nice jacket?

Surely there is an easier way to make simple things like a bowl.

Which place is it ❤ I wanna join 🌹

Whenever he said her bowl is 2 deep..didn’t he make the first “ incision”

This is a bit random but am i the only one who thought he sounded kinda like pewdiepie? XD

It's is just me or is Shintaro good looking?

I would’ve eaten the ice lol

i want her job 😭😭

Jason

Chain looks pretty loose

“Well you work in the kitchen” *Me: Hmmmmm? 🤔*

This looks cool but I’m anemic 😂😂😂

I had to watch this on mute cause the sound of ice scraping drives me insane😩😩😩

@fitah47

3 жыл бұрын

Pole sana mwaya

HE SAID YOU WORK IN THE KITCHEN LMSFHS

Instructions unclear lost cat in fire

I really hate the sound of friction between an ice and any object. Nice vid though

Are you intentionally doing it the hardest way possible? Couple forming bowls, braces, water and freeze. It's that simple. Jeesh

650 views in a hour with 700k subs....

Where my ice eaters at

Tighten the chain on that saw. and jeez those two work stations were way to close. 2 chainsaws going at the same time that close makes me cringe. Could also use some chainsaw chaps. The one gripe with them usually is sweating, dont think that would happen there.

(heavy guitar music)

My mouth is watery i want to eat that ice omg ... yea im iron deficient but i also take supplements.. anyways id luv to have this block of ice lmao

no eye or ear protection?! very unsafe

@Myrkskog

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed. I've been a tree worker for 10 years and find it particularly hard to accept even the lowest level of safety equipment is absent.

@easysnake205

6 жыл бұрын

perhaps ice is less dangerous than wood?

@extreamemineing

6 жыл бұрын

its still a chainsaw and a flying bit of ice will still do damage even if it melts

@vivioliravioli9164

5 жыл бұрын

GeorgeS It’s not hurting you

that chain is way too loose

It really seems these artists always forget to give credit where it's due. He ain't making no sculptures without our ice machine! Where else is he gonna get Crystal clear ice on that scale?

I know this video was uploaded a while ago, but the chainsaw chains are a bit loose...

That's not really their hiring test. They just had 2 bowls ordered and someone called in...so free help.

Free labour for a day😂