Your content is what TKOR should have been. Keep up the great work.

Seriously man, wear a particle mask when messing with dusty materials. I'm sure you know this, and it's not great for filming, but you only get one pair of lungs buddy. Loving your new content, keep up the great work, and stay safe.

I love how he plugs Grant's original TKOR videos in almost all of his own videos. Keep these videos coming, I love this

This is so cool! Thanks again for hanging out with us, and that intro was epic!

If the Indiana Jones movies are remade in the future, Nate has my vote for playing Indy.

OMG if Nate was selling a shirt that said "I'll try to fail in fewer ways next time", I'd be the first to buy it!

Oil based greensand might get you better results as it's more resistant to drying out and holds its form better. Adding the glass beads was definitely a smart idea tho and go for slightly less adventurous objects unless you make a larger cast and plan to do add later detail with hand finishing.

Hey guys just a safety tip. When working with fine grain particles like this please wear a respirator! That powdered sand floating in the air is tiny pieces of glass that you are inhaling.

remember to leave him a like so that youtube recommends him to the people who still haven't found him yet!

Long live the iron giant

Is it weird that I feel like I'm watching the old style (the best style) TKOR videos?

Awesome casting and I loved the intro! =D

I’d love to see more casting experiments!

I love how absolutely honest this video is. A lot of casting videos I have seen make it look like all you do is mix, make and cast and presto. This really shows how difficult this can actually be.

Here is the reason I think your casting sand is sticking to your cast: Melting point of glass (dust) = 1400 to 1600°F. Melting point of brass = 1700°F. Therefore, your molten brass is melting your glass bead dust in the green sand, and causing all the particulates to stick to your cast.

I’m loving your channel! It’s like King of Random has truly been reborn and brought back to its former glory when Grant was the host

The intro was really good! You're doing a great job with your channel.

this feels like how tkor used to feel. I love your work and what you do, I'm so glad that you decided to keep doing videos !!! Lot's of Love from Italy :)

Class act. Sending viewers to old TKOR videos even though they should not have fired him.

buying the bentonite from your local pottery store along with some good fine sand may be simpler and not much more expensive, especially if you factor in your time at all! But for saving a few bucks not a bad option.