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This video felt to me like a more behind-the-scenes of the building process - showing failures, discussing ideas, feedback and team members interacting. To be honest, I like it more than the "whoah, look, so awesome" *explosions* videos - I think the result is cool, but so is the process, and so are the interactions and journey of the people making the final tech. The editing was also 10/10! I liked the added funny stuff.
This is my favorite Hacksmith video I've seen in a while: and it's mostly because it's such a human experience! The trial and error, the mistakes and mentoring, and all the messing around with each other that shows why you guys are such a family, and not just a corporate entity. Thanks Hacksmith!
This more "behind the scenes" filming style is honestly so much better than any other you've done. The little cameos and reactions, just felt more immersive. Loved it.
100% agree. I lost interest in hacksmith for a period of time because of the style they were doing. This is far better. Also, when james sat down with bogdan to discuss what to do with the gauntlet reminded me of the talks me and my father have sometimes. This editing style connects with people on far a deeper level. (forgive my copypasta here.)
Seeing how much fun they're having making this is what peaked my interest in this channel in the first place. And the editing and clips that aren't directly about the project also makes this video much more fun to watch.
100% agree. I lost interest in hacksmith for a period of time because of the style they were doing. This is far better. Also, when james sat down with bogdan to discuss what to do with the gauntlet reminded me of the talks me and my father have sometimes. This editing style connects with people on far a deeper level.
Long term goal idea for the final iron man suit way in the future. If you decide to go with this laser on the final final suit, it would be cool to see you somehow integrate both nozzles into the arm piece and do some sort of electronic in JARVIS that allows the suit to swivel between the short nozzle and the long distance one on command. Like put both into the arm piece next to each other on a piece that moves left and right and clicks it in place dependant upon which one you needed.
The extra effort of making every part of the project with lasers is just commendable commitment to the theme of the video, even if it didn't fully work out it was still awesome.
As an amateur engineer and blacksmith, your videos have taught me so much! ...like the crushing realization that if I want to build a functional Iron Man suit I'm gonna need about 10 million dollars!
you're also missing about 65 years of progress on nuclear fusion reactors and some 20 more to miniaturize them enough, plus a suitable metamaterial for radiation shielding, other than that I'd wager your ball park estimate is accurate
kind of, but also they kind of just took something that existed and strapped it to their arm, its more of a cosplay project. I prefer their big engineering projects
Big engineering projects take a lot of time -- every video can't be one! And even the big ones still take existing things and use them in a new way! This project actually had a lot more engineering go into it then some of our bigger builds! Perspective is a funny thing!
I love the mentorship, and just the learning experience. Its just overall amazing how they have the opportunity to have their very own sandbox to build anything.
This is SO AWESOME! It feels like an old style hacksmith video, but with better video, sound and pacing quality. You guys grew so much over the years, it's really cool to see!
I missed this style of video where you let us see what went into the making process. it feels more authentic than the over the top, highly cut videos from a while back. One learns more about how engineering really works when also seeing the fails and iterations.
You guys manage to surprise me every time with these amazing projects. Keep up the good work! I hope James is feeling well and that he is resting a bit more now that he is less involved, he really earned it and since the guys keep doing such a great job i think it can help him relax in taking a bit more time for himself.
DAMN! This was AMAZING. So happy to see that the Hacksmith team is back on track with original, exciting, and ambitious projects. Keep up the good work 👍
Loving the Team Work! section of the video! Wish we got to see more of the Hacksmith team just goofing around while they work. Reminds me of me and my coworkers on the jobsite - doing the job and having fun while we do
i love how this guy has gained so much confidence infront of the camera. he used to still be ok, but now he has so much personality in the way he talks!
Unbelievable!!! YOU ACTUALLY MADE THE IRON MAN'S GLOVE!!! I can't wait to see the full version with the Photon Repulsor and mak3 version with the repulsor cutter and jet engine (or something to make you fly)
It really looks like the videos are like vlogging, because you're having fun, making jokes. We feel closer to you! You are doing an excellent job ! I love you HackSmith.
But is it "amazing"? It's a fancy case wrapped around off the shelf hardware, like their 'lightsaber'. It's industrial cosplay. Cool looking, functionally useless.
@@TheM750 True, it’s not necessarily all groundbreaking new technology. It’s a creative endeavor that combines fiction with reality. In a way, it is a sort of engineering cosplay. That’s the appeal.
Its an awesome project with awesome results! That being said, I'm so anxtious to see news of how James is doing too and hope he is doing well. He has inspired us for years and we want to check in on him with everything he has been through.
I really enjoy your way to make videos at the moment! Your esiting style and the camera man messing around a bit, showing whats going on in the background etc. Its just awesome!
Great project and great video! I loved the more casual approach to filming/editing, the genuine troubleshooting conversations, and getting to see more members of the team and see you guys have fun. I would love to see more future Hacksmith videos in this style!
How do you figure? Any of us could just buy that same exact laser and attach it to what ever glove we wanted to and call it whatever. Zero invention/Innovation went into this?
@@theantagonist801 i mean maybe one day with the right materials and if they swap out the heavier metals for lighter weight alternatives (with the same properties as the replaced metal, just lighter) I reckon they could do it. But holy shit it would not be cheap😂
@@theantagonist801 but then with carbon fibre or similar you’d lose the shiny metal look, so would probably have to resort to paint which might detract from the real metal look🤔 lol maybe soon we’ll have some awesome metallic looking flexible/strong composite materials (i mean shit, we might already lol I’m not up to date with these kinds of materials😅)
My company makes lasers just like that 1.5kW one! dang I wish I knew I could have tried getting them a custom one. if you all end up making another I'd be so happy to offer what support I can with the laser! we have a 2kW handheld that's air cooled. the fans are very loud but no chiller needed
I know they build something that literally looks like it came out of an iron man movie, but Bogdan's beatboxing 6:26 is the most underrated moment of the entire video.
So I understand a lot of people live the idea of combat use suits but I always thought it would be awesome if they just fully dedicated to making some kind of emergency response suit for like disaster rescue and shit.
This is pretty much a bunch of guys, in a cave, with a box of scraps.......now just imagine what an organization like DARPA is doing. Staggering ingenuity, kit-bashing, and genius level intellect on display with this crew. Hacksmith really does recruit some truly bright people, and as the years have gone by, the stuff they've put together has grown exponentially more insane, and wondrous. Government level groups MUST be at this level and a good ways beyond, mindblowing to think what THEY are up to.
Given how Stark's "laser" acts and that he already has a source of agitated particles, I think his "laser" is not a laser at all - there's no photons in it, it's just a beam of carefully focussed "repulsor juice" (remember those tubes he had filling his first gauntlet prototype?) output through some kind of expendable "lens module".
Man you guys really go far and beyond to: *make it real*, i can bet that there's no way that I'll be scrolling through youtube and NOT find a hacksmith industries video that doesn't follow the thumbnail, so yeah keep up the good work guys 👍
I have some advice for you. Everybody in the iron man tech industry makes all of the Armour out of really thin metal leaving it not protective. if you made It bigger like in the move where the armor it's almost 2 inches thick leaving more room for tech like the Lazer you showed in the beginning so you could have more power full tech in the armor. Or take inspiration from Alex lab is doing amazing work creating the skeleton or insides of the suits from the movie in real life making it more compact and more powerful all you would need to do is create a shell around something like that and your gauntlets could become so more advanced
I actually really enjoyed this build the 1st original iron man build you guys built is what brought me the this channel and this is just an amazing continuation fabulous job guys
I hope that they would combine all of there iron man projects to make a real iron man suit including 2 of the repulsor, this laser (or the plasma glove or the rocket launcher by jairus of all), the helmet and HUD, the arc reactor, some of the flying like iron man stuff and the Exo-Skeleton James made. This would be crazy if you guys would do this.
I've been away from this channel for a bit but it's good to see that he's doing better after that video explaining the trouble he was going through keep up the good work guys❤
I like the new video editing style more than the old ones. Vid made much much better by a clever editor and people who are way more natural on video. Nice
Being that Iron Man's MK2 suit cut through the steal hammer suits instantly without having to hold the laser in place it makes me wonder just how much power the arc reactor can actually produce. He had 2 lasers going off at once, while also flying around and running an onboard AI still at least decades more advanced than anything we have now. Not to mention all the other systems it runs. No outside power source, all of it just coming from his chest. Wild.
This is honestly scary. Imagine this being used in conventional warfare. You're in your fighting hole & suddenly you just get this burning feeling through your protection layers & there's nothing you can do about it.
Finally u did this.i'm also doing a laser project for universty.and i think this video is will play important role for my project.lots of love from Pakistan
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Is this for real??
could you make a video putting together all the iron man armor pieces they've ever created
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️...
if you had done with rivets? it would be easier not to lose color?
It says the video was made an hour ago, and it also says the comment was made 17 hours ago 😂😂😂
If you think this video is cool... just wait for May 4th!
Yay!!!! I love this
Can’t wait
Whaaat
Oh hell yeah! Lightsaber time!
W
I love watching these guys have so much fun with slightly dangerous equipment. This is half the reason why I joined.
slightly dangerous?
Slightly?
If cutting steel plate is "slightly", what is real dangerous equipment?
...Nvm, we've all seen James excited with some of his projects!
slightly huh?
You Imposter
This video felt to me like a more behind-the-scenes of the building process - showing failures, discussing ideas, feedback and team members interacting. To be honest, I like it more than the "whoah, look, so awesome" *explosions* videos - I think the result is cool, but so is the process, and so are the interactions and journey of the people making the final tech. The editing was also 10/10! I liked the added funny stuff.
100% agree
Agreed
Maybe the real iron man gauntlet were the friends we made along the way
I 100% agree
The same reason I absolutely loved their Spider Mech video
This is my favorite Hacksmith video I've seen in a while: and it's mostly because it's such a human experience! The trial and error, the mistakes and mentoring, and all the messing around with each other that shows why you guys are such a family, and not just a corporate entity. Thanks Hacksmith!
Tony always learns from his mistakes
Yeah, way better than the last videos I even quit my Abo. May reconsider when Videos keep getting better.
You know what would be funny if they got rdj to wear it
I like how they’re showing other members of their staff, it’s fun to see new people being introduced
First
@@Tophatguy_vr oh wow you first, what does this get you.
This more "behind the scenes" filming style is honestly so much better than any other you've done. The little cameos and reactions, just felt more immersive. Loved it.
100% agree. I lost interest in hacksmith for a period of time because of the style they were doing. This is far better. Also, when james sat down with bogdan to discuss what to do with the gauntlet reminded me of the talks me and my father have sometimes. This editing style connects with people on far a deeper level. (forgive my copypasta here.)
Would love to see what Styropyro could do with all their tech
He’ll blow up a city
Try to take over the world (Pinky and the Brain style)
I always think of him when I see lasers lol
@@Isnogood12 if either if them start talking about a trip to the middle of the South Pole or middle of the Sahara desert we'll know 😳
I really believe styro is the Tesla of our century
Seeing how much fun they're having making this is what peaked my interest in this channel in the first place. And the editing and clips that aren't directly about the project also makes this video much more fun to watch.
I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture
This is exactly how I feel!
100% agree. I lost interest in hacksmith for a period of time because of the style they were doing. This is far better. Also, when james sat down with bogdan to discuss what to do with the gauntlet reminded me of the talks me and my father have sometimes. This editing style connects with people on far a deeper level.
Long term goal idea for the final iron man suit way in the future. If you decide to go with this laser on the final final suit, it would be cool to see you somehow integrate both nozzles into the arm piece and do some sort of electronic in JARVIS that allows the suit to swivel between the short nozzle and the long distance one on command. Like put both into the arm piece next to each other on a piece that moves left and right and clicks it in place dependant upon which one you needed.
The extra effort of making every part of the project with lasers is just commendable commitment to the theme of the video, even if it didn't fully work out it was still awesome.
As an amateur engineer and blacksmith, your videos have taught me so much!
...like the crushing realization that if I want to build a functional Iron Man suit I'm gonna need about 10 million dollars!
dang! thats almost enough to cover a nintendo lawsuit!
@@NotPofkp lol
That would be cheap. If it was possible I'm pretty sure milatarys all over the world would have built some.
you're also missing about 65 years of progress on nuclear fusion reactors and some 20 more to miniaturize them enough, plus a suitable metamaterial for radiation shielding, other than that I'd wager your ball park estimate is accurate
Start a "go fund me" lol
This channel has come so far since the first make it real projects
It's great to see
kind of, but also they kind of just took something that existed and strapped it to their arm, its more of a cosplay project. I prefer their big engineering projects
@@joeharris4737 yup they have changed i loved the old channel
Big engineering projects take a lot of time -- every video can't be one! And even the big ones still take existing things and use them in a new way! This project actually had a lot more engineering go into it then some of our bigger builds! Perspective is a funny thing!
@@joeharris4737 I mean, they don't make things for practicality, it's more for fun and entertainment.
@@hacksmith that laser's awesome. How hot can it get? And can you try to make a metal Captain America shield that bounces?
It's kinda insane how quickly fantasy/sci fi is becoming reality.
That's partly because these movies give us the desire to bring these great ideas to life.
It’s a laser pointer on a cosplay glove
I mean, it's not really portable TBH
@@witherschat I mean this is just some guys on TH-cam. Imagine what the government has with a billion dollar budget
@@witherschat Might be interesting to mount it on the power loader. :D
I love the mentorship, and just the learning experience. Its just overall amazing how they have the opportunity to have their very own sandbox to build anything.
Awesome build! I love seeing James brainstorming with others to solve problems. Really showing off his skills as the hack smith.
This is SO AWESOME! It feels like an old style hacksmith video, but with better video, sound and pacing quality. You guys grew so much over the years, it's really cool to see!
Bruh it’s cuz Bogdan is leading it now.
I missed this style of video where you let us see what went into the making process. it feels more authentic than the over the top, highly cut videos from a while back. One learns more about how engineering really works when also seeing the fails and iterations.
First ever
You guys manage to surprise me every time with these amazing projects. Keep up the good work!
I hope James is feeling well and that he is resting a bit more now that he is less involved, he really earned it and since the guys keep doing such a great job i think it can help him relax in taking a bit more time for himself.
Really loving the new dudes-having-fun-in-a-workshop vibe. Grats on the build!
ask styropyro for help with creating an even more powerfull laser for the next itteration, i think that could be a dope af colab tbh
Hell yes!!
I came here for this exact comment!
If he has taught me anything, it is that stuff can always be made more dangerous
this is the collab we need
Yes!!!
DAMN! This was AMAZING. So happy to see that the Hacksmith team is back on track with original, exciting, and ambitious projects. Keep up the good work 👍
Ambitious? They built a housing for an existing product and called it a day
@@jackdwyer3 Not another lame hater
@@jackdwyer3 if you don’t like him don’t watch the vids nobody’s making you watch 😂
You know at this rate, you might need to create an Arc Reactor in real life to power everything you guys build.
Yeeeeah that tech literally doesn't exist. For various reasons.
@@chilomine839tony actually used palladium first but due to obvious reasons he switched to vibranium witch doesn’t exist IRL.
They made an arc reactor
@@bellabella3312they made a prop, it's not an actual nuclear reactor that can fit in your chest
They are replying and hearting comments even from videos from a long time ago! Which I think is awesome
Cool to see you guys make something iron man related while having a lot more machinery to make it
Loving the Team Work! section of the video! Wish we got to see more of the Hacksmith team just goofing around while they work. Reminds me of me and my coworkers on the jobsite - doing the job and having fun while we do
i love how this guy has gained so much confidence infront of the camera. he used to still be ok, but now he has so much personality in the way he talks!
Unbelievable!!! YOU ACTUALLY MADE THE IRON MAN'S GLOVE!!!
I can't wait to see the full version with the Photon Repulsor and mak3 version with the repulsor cutter and jet engine (or something to make you fly)
this video had the best editing and comedic timing i think of any of your videos in the last 3 years, i love the direction you went with, keep it up
As a welder, you don't know how jealous I am that you just got a Lazer welder. They are so cool!
I love the growth of this channel. James's spirit really is contagious!
Loving this content! It's like a mass inventing revival!
It really looks like the videos are like vlogging, because you're having fun, making jokes. We feel closer to you! You are doing an excellent job ! I love you HackSmith.
Love the random banter between the team members in the middle of the video! I love the team y’all assembled here!
Whoever edited in the Death Stranding pic in there, well done 👏👏👏 I loved it 😂
Ya if only Death Stranding was a good game tho
@@dansaucelol Interesting potential but definitely incredibly boring gameplay.
Glad to see a return to the Iron Man armor!
You're the man Bogdan 🙌 love the personality you put in between each narration section. It really brings to life the video
Also love James! Glad he's taking time for himself. This is a really great team overall
The price negotiations on the finger actually had me laughing 😂👏🏻👏🏻
bogdan and james having father and son moments made this so much better
I like the editing style of this one, feels a lot more fun on top of how cool the invention is.
all fun and games until you bring it into a mirror maze
it will crack the glass
No do NOT do that😂
'Hierophant Green: Emerald Barrier!'
It’s always so amazing to see Hacksmith coming back around to the amazing things they’ve managed to pull off.
But is it "amazing"? It's a fancy case wrapped around off the shelf hardware, like their 'lightsaber'. It's industrial cosplay. Cool looking, functionally useless.
@@TheM750 True, it’s not necessarily all groundbreaking new technology. It’s a creative endeavor that combines fiction with reality. In a way, it is a sort of engineering cosplay. That’s the appeal.
Its an awesome project with awesome results!
That being said, I'm so anxtious to see news of how James is doing too and hope he is doing well. He has inspired us for years and we want to check in on him with everything he has been through.
This video made me realize how much we need a hack smith styropyro collab
I'm most impressed with his ability to weld using the gauntlet, I imagine that had to have been awkward to adjust for
I’m curious, what if you could create an automatically adjusting portion that would focus the laser depending on the distance?
Not quite Iron Man's laser but it's insane to think not even 25 years ago we didn't have any laser able to cut through steel, let alone a 2mm rope.
I really enjoy your way to make videos at the moment! Your esiting style and the camera man messing around a bit, showing whats going on in the background etc. Its just awesome!
Great project and great video! I loved the more casual approach to filming/editing, the genuine troubleshooting conversations, and getting to see more members of the team and see you guys have fun. I would love to see more future Hacksmith videos in this style!
Bogdan is getting really good at these projects😎😎😎
Keep up the amazing work guys!!
How do you figure? Any of us could just buy that same exact laser and attach it to what ever glove we wanted to and call it whatever. Zero invention/Innovation went into this?
*imagine putting all of ironman gadgets in a one suit, it would be a monster.*
They will make their own Mark II and it will be just like Stark’s
@@SuprSBG and heavier, too.
@@theantagonist801 i mean maybe one day with the right materials and if they swap out the heavier metals for lighter weight alternatives (with the same properties as the replaced metal, just lighter) I reckon they could do it. But holy shit it would not be cheap😂
@@R__A Fr. The best they could do is Titanium. It's light, and it's Hella durable. Unfortunately, it's extremely expensive.
@@theantagonist801 but then with carbon fibre or similar you’d lose the shiny metal look, so would probably have to resort to paint which might detract from the real metal look🤔 lol maybe soon we’ll have some awesome metallic looking flexible/strong composite materials (i mean shit, we might already lol I’m not up to date with these kinds of materials😅)
My company makes lasers just like that 1.5kW one! dang I wish I knew I could have tried getting them a custom one. if you all end up making another I'd be so happy to offer what support I can with the laser! we have a 2kW handheld that's air cooled. the fans are very loud but no chiller needed
And just like the real iron man, these guys learn from their mistakes. Truly playing the part
Loved the editing on this one!
Great video! Cool concept and excellent execution as always. But the format and editing are refreshingly different! Keep up the great work y’all!
I have to say, I really like the more documentary/unscripted style you did in this video today. It really pulls me in as if I’m really there.
0:03 Just casually points it at the camera man
If it still had the mirror shifting function you'd be able to cut a circle without having to move your arm in a circle. Really cool video guys!
“How many lasers do you want in this video?”
“Yes.”
Great project I just wished you’d have collared with Styro Pyro on this one could have crammed a small Death Star in that gauntlet
Imagine if someone in the hacksmith went evil, and had all of these tools at their disposal
My money is on the chef, Obadiah has clearly infiltrated the operation.
I know they build something that literally looks like it came out of an iron man movie, but Bogdan's beatboxing 6:26 is the most underrated moment of the entire video.
It’s so cool to see how much the design of the guns have been changed.
This was the perfect opportunity to consult Styropyro.
Bruh cut through a woman's restroom door
Tf?
So I understand a lot of people live the idea of combat use suits but I always thought it would be awesome if they just fully dedicated to making some kind of emergency response suit for like disaster rescue and shit.
Sometimes I just watch Hacksmith Industries videos to motivate me to finish my engineering assignments.
There would be 3 Spider-Man villain ideas I would love to see. Rhino’s body Armor, Scorpion’s Tail or Shocker’s gauntlet.
Anyway to change the wavelength to a more visible light? Red is difficult but is it possible to make it blue light?
This is pretty much a bunch of guys, in a cave, with a box of scraps.......now just imagine what an organization like DARPA is doing. Staggering ingenuity, kit-bashing, and genius level intellect on display with this crew. Hacksmith really does recruit some truly bright people, and as the years have gone by, the stuff they've put together has grown exponentially more insane, and wondrous. Government level groups MUST be at this level and a good ways beyond, mindblowing to think what THEY are up to.
Given how Stark's "laser" acts and that he already has a source of agitated particles, I think his "laser" is not a laser at all - there's no photons in it, it's just a beam of carefully focussed "repulsor juice" (remember those tubes he had filling his first gauntlet prototype?) output through some kind of expendable "lens module".
I love the open free flow style of these videos with all the funny candid moments!
Man you guys really go far and beyond to: *make it real*, i can bet that there's no way that I'll be scrolling through youtube and NOT find a hacksmith industries video that doesn't follow the thumbnail, so yeah keep up the good work guys 👍
I have some advice for you. Everybody in the iron man tech industry makes all of the Armour out of really thin metal leaving it not protective. if you made It bigger like in the move where the armor it's almost 2 inches thick leaving more room for tech like the Lazer you showed in the beginning so you could have more power full tech in the armor. Or take inspiration from Alex lab is doing amazing work creating the skeleton or insides of the suits from the movie in real life making it more compact and more powerful all you would need to do is create a shell around something like that and your gauntlets could become so more advanced
my favorite hang out place where i can geek out. I love the channel guys!
Hacksmith make science fiction to just science, you’re dreammakers.
“ I don’t think I can carry this on my back” two videos later: we attached a tank to our back
I actually really enjoyed this build the 1st original iron man build you guys built is what brought me the this channel and this is just an amazing continuation fabulous job guys
This filming and editing style of this video is amazing!
I hope that they would combine all of there iron man projects to make a real iron man suit including 2 of the repulsor, this laser (or the plasma glove or the rocket launcher by jairus of all), the helmet and HUD, the arc reactor, some of the flying like iron man stuff and the Exo-Skeleton James made. This would be crazy if you guys would do this.
Give this man sometime and he is gonna make a working Skynet and start rise of the machines
I Love the family vibe in this video, and the broken and hidden parts bein shown is beautifull as well
Anyone else wanna see them make a Warhammer 40k Lasgun now?
Bogden has really stepped up. I'm glad he is doing so well.
That's really scary how powerful that is.. reflections become a real issue if you want to keep your sight. Really cool but scary
I've been away from this channel for a bit but it's good to see that he's doing better after that video explaining the trouble he was going through keep up the good work guys❤
1:24 "This thing is big, heavy, and fragile" I can relate to that
Thank you Jose for the awesome edit and thanks everyone for putting such an awesome video! And HI CHEF!!!
Give this guy a big sponsor and he will make flying cars in 2 months
The editing on this video was amazing!
I love this new style of content lately! It makes it feel like its more personal :)
Our Real Tony Stark😅🖤🤍
I like the new video editing style more than the old ones. Vid made much much better by a clever editor and people who are way more natural on video. Nice
Being that Iron Man's MK2 suit cut through the steal hammer suits instantly without having to hold the laser in place it makes me wonder just how much power the arc reactor can actually produce. He had 2 lasers going off at once, while also flying around and running an onboard AI still at least decades more advanced than anything we have now. Not to mention all the other systems it runs. No outside power source, all of it just coming from his chest. Wild.
Amazing work as always from the Hacksmith Labs! Bravo! 😁
This, this is why i´m studying to be an enginer. Just to be able to understand, and therefore make, this kind of stuff. Keep it up.
This is honestly scary. Imagine this being used in conventional warfare. You're in your fighting hole & suddenly you just get this burning feeling through your protection layers & there's nothing you can do about it.
and you see your vision cease to exist
I'm liking the new video style of the last few videos
We need to see chef more, that was my favorite moment
Finally u did this.i'm also doing a laser project for universty.and i think this video is will play important role for my project.lots of love from Pakistan