I had a feeling this might be a problem...Rescuing a 120 year old house
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I'm here for the ride no matter which direction the videos are going. House. Creation. Invention. It's all part of the core concept: Making. That's what I'm here for.
I could not agree more!
I love the mix of content, one week the house, the next a barbecue, then a tool company tour, a barbecue, mobile pub, a barbecue and sometimes you even build barbecues 🤣
Seriously, don’t change a thing! I love it all. It would be nice to see more of Janine - you are such a lovely couple.
Couldn't have said it better! I enjoy all the content she makes and watching all the different facets of her creative process is so interesting to me! ^_^
same! ❤
Agreed
Yes!!!
This is the House of Theseus
It has more than a ground floor though...cannot be a bungalow by definition...in fact, it has 3 floors if I'm not mistaken...a subterranean one too 🤔
M'eh, it's just (exceptionally) old house stuff needing attention.
@@weedfreerinteresting, I didn’t know that! Ty
@@iminhiding6508 you *can* have a dorma-bungalow whereby you have a room built into the roof space having a window with a flat roof sticking out of the angled roof surface, sure...but, it wouod have started life a standard ground floor only bungalow...and, following the addition of the room in the roof space still does not have an entire second floor.
There's a UK builder's joke about how they came to be.
It is said that, upon finding that they had ran out of bricks to build a second floor on a house, the foreman simply turned around to the builders and said 'Look, just, bung a low roof on it'
So Laura is White Vision ?
Wanted to commentthe same thing :'D And I just saw this so I had to delete it :D Darn you :D
I started following you last year, after watching an episode at Liselotte. Watching you interact with Felix and your other friends is a joy, and what keeps me staying is your skills, your creativity and your honesty. As a woman, seeing other women doing what they love to do with competence and joy is a wonderful thing.
"It would have been cheaper but that doesn't mean it's the right way to do it." YES! I love your approach so much
It would have been cheaper but where is the fun in that? It even might have brought a more .... lets call that "Greta-complying" version of a house, but there's no fun in that, either, as we all know by now - the exact opposite of fun even.
@@manfredschmalbach9023 it’s always a shame when older houses get demolished when they could be renovated.
But yeah not everyone has the budget for it.
@@n0rmal953 The problem ain't the budgets. The problem is how vastly we do overtax labour compared to how extremely we do _not_ tax initial production, materials and transport in general enough. Once the actual costs of initial production and transport were taxed adequately, repair, restoration and rebuilding with local craftsmen and locally available materials and techniques would be the cheaper route to go, by far. That does just not work with the current sort of our parasitic political personell and the financialization in a profit-driven, elitist capitalism them polit-sellouts gotta keep up under any circumstances.
I love the variety! House, inventions, problem solving, beer…it’s all fun and interesting. The main thing is to keep being who you are. Your humor, energy and originality is what makes this channel successful. Above all else, to thine own self be true!
Thank you Laura for being an amazing person. Never let the trolls get to you. Your authenticity is incredible. I love your work. Have a beer :)
Hi Laura, I never post comments, but just wanted to add my voice to those that think your content, journey and story are truly awesome. I’ve followed for nearly three years and learnt so much from you. Thank you for working those 3 jobs! ❤
I came for the tiny house build, stayed for the personalities 😊. I love how honest you are about everything, from feeling a bit flat and uninspired about the house build, to what helps bring that back, staying true to yourself, your team and the origins of your channel.
Thank-you for all of your, and your teams, hard work ❤
Envision a glass floor with a beer cellar underneath. This would be mind-blowing
Maybe not the *whole* floor? Glass strong enough to walk on is CRAZY expensive
Make it a netting like in some adventure playgrounds!
Acrylic/polycarbonate sheet may be easier to work with. When scratched it can get flame polished too
And a party room on top, with nice lighting coming from the beer cellar, and a DJ booth made of aluminum boxes that is equipped with a fog machine!
Oooh, what a nice idea! But maybe just a part like a window to keep it payable. 😉
I don't understand people that dislike the building videos. Seeing you you build something just for fun between building the house, or the tiny house, or the bar, or the carriage, ... That's so entertaining. I absolutely admire how versatile you are. I wish you all the best.
I live on the other side of the pond, and I find it interesting because this house has details we never and rarely find here. So much more interesting than the HGTV "let's paint everything grey and give you a white couch, tada, your house is fixed"
WELL SAID! I too love all the different projects she works on. It shows her spontaneity and creativity when she finds a solution to a weird problem.
You and Simone are two of my favorite youtubers. Fun and educational with super well done videos. Who could ask for more?
I am not a comment creator by any means. But I felt that I needed to comment this time. What you do is amazing. I love every bit of your enthusiasm, your problem solving, your creativity and the attitudes in which you share all this. THANK YOU GIRL!!
I'm here for Laura, Felix, and their friends. They create fun, and I'm here for fun. 😀 ❤
I like that you do a variety of projects...silly, serious, challenges, overcoming obstacles, and so on. Don't change a thing. Your format is great. It reflects your personality and your life. Thanks for bringing us along on your adventures
I watch because you are so good at working your way to a solution on the fly without letting your preconceptions block you from new ways of looking at the problem. Doesn't really matter what you are working on. Your process is fascinating!
100% still living for your silly little builds. They’re what drew me to your channel but I’m loving this home renovation far more than I ever expected to! Keep doing the things that bring you joy, Laura, because your joy is contagious.
Ive never seen someone so joyful about a collapsed ceiling, i love this channel.
I started watching when the house videos began. I really enjoy watching them and have also watched other “making” videos on your channel. What really sticks with me is your incredible resilience, great attitude in the face of setbacks, and the way you see the possibilities! Your team is amazing! Felix is such a fun person and I enjoy the interaction between you guys. Thanks for all the work you all do to bring a light into the world.
Said perfectly. 100% agree.
Totally expressed what I was thinking. Thanks Laura and the team.
So glad I found your channel through Simone. Your channel has quickly become one of mine and my partner's favourites and although that started with house content, we've loved EVERYTHING else you do also! We watch for YOU, your brain, you humour and content! Not for your house (although we're loving this chaotic journey and can't wait to see where it leads haha). Danke schoen and much love from Canada!
Laura, be true to yourself. I love to watch you build, create, or just play with the dog. Thanks for what you do!
I'm here for more Smudo (and Laura).
You don’t have to explain yourself. This is your channel, your journey. We are privileged to get to come along, and I’m thankful for that.
Totally agree with this. You’re doing great, and I enjoy tagging along for the ride. You are certainly building a lot more than I do 😅.
We are currently renovating a 150yo timber frame house in Switzerland. I cannot tell you all how glad we are that we did not find any issues as dire as what Laura is facing with Lieselotte. Maybe because the 4 generations of the family who owned the house before us took really good care of it. I was introduced to Lauras content via the house reno stuff but I like all the other videos, too! Keep on doing what you're doing, it's incredibly entertaining! And good luck with the rest of the house rescue!
How can anyone be bored with what you do? You are so very entertaining and your content is never repetitive. So just keep being you! And thank you to you and and team for keeping it real.
I love that we get both types of videos! It's so interesting to see how buildings were and are constructed in a different part of the world. I started watching before the house, but having the long form story of the house building has helped make this channel so addicting! But all the inventions and other creations and projects are what I originally came here for so i love getting to see all those videos too! I'm just an all around fan. You have never put out a video that I haven't thoroughly enjoyed.
Ich bin hauptsächlich wegen der guten Stimmung hier, egal was ihr baut. Ihr macht gute Laune 🖤✌🏻
This is how I feel- I appreciate the positivity and the laughter. The quirky inventions, tiny house, and home restoration bits are just bonuses.
I discovered you because of the house, and it's been exciting to watch. But what has kept me coming back is how you handle adversity. Your determination to make the best of each situation, and your humor in the face of disappointment is good for my mental well-being. For that, I thank you.
I loved this channel before the house, I love it even more now. I am renovating an old house so I relate to the vibrating floors and rotten beams but diversity of subjects enriches the channel. You guys are a breeze of fresh air and I love what you are doing and how you are doing it. All those views are also people who follow silently with delectation. Sorry for not saying it out loud sooner. You guys rock !
I renovated houses for 30 years and there is lots of BORING things. I like that you jump back and forward to inventions. mad things are interesting and give skills that MIGHT be able to applied elsewhere. I love the resilience you show when things go wrong as they do. Enjoy your 40th year and have fun.
Stick with the formula, Laura! It works because of your passion, so that needs to be your compass for all of us. I appreciate all your hard work!
Okay that is terrifying how easily that ceiling broke apart! I wonder why they would ever put concrete up there, it seems so wrong to me.
I'm so glad you are holding your ground with having different projects. Your channel has always been about MAKING, not just home renovations!
Your channel was actually recommended because of the house redo, but I enjoy all of the videos. I look forward to Sunday morning so I can watch what you guys dream up, you ALWAYS make me laugh and it's fun to see your ideas come to life! I'm here for the ride, and thank you all for all of your hard work! 💖
Laura! Do not get discouraged by those entitled comments. Keep your channel true to you, because that is what makes it great. Also, not that I do not like house content, but to be honest, the fun side projects and inventions are really your best videos in my opinion and certainly my favorite videos. I am along for the ride no matter what you’re posting, and so are so so many of your fans. Do not let those negative and demanding comments get to you or alter what you do. Sending hugs from Wisconsin, USA💙
I love that Geil is now in the German to English translations!
I started watching your channel around the time the house stuff started, but I went back to watch A LOT of your older content as well. I love ALL of it. In the end, this is YOUR channel, and YOUR little space on the Internet. Those who choose to only watch the house videos...so be it for them. That won't stop everyone else from enjoying all the rest that you do 🏳🌈
I'm here for any kind of story you want to tell! Thank you to the whole team, your hard work doesn't go unnoticed.
I build furniture for a living, so I love watching you getting creative, trying new ideas, new challenges, new materials.
Thank you, to the whole team.
Laura, thanks to people like you, we have old houses that are unique being saved.
Nah, it's thank to people who know what they're doing. Like the guys who did the framework for her or the lady from the company that made the bricks. Amateurs attempting work on old materials usual do more damage than good and often times don't have the fine touch to respect the old thing's soul - such as that lady that painted over the ancient fresco of Christ in that one Spanish church, the original owners of this house who just slapped whatever was in at the time, or now the new owner herself.
@@YamiKisara You're absolutely right.
Thank you Laura for the lovely videos! We love everything you make. Your small projects are very interesting and entertaining as well. Lots of love and best wishes from Singapore🇸🇬
@@YamiKisarait's not a monument, so they can do what they want. The house has no historic significance.
@@jc-fy1wl and when have I ever stated they can't?
Speaking for myself, I'm here to watch your creative process. It inspires me and makes me happy. You do any damn thing that makes you happy.
Laura, I am so happy I discovered you. Your joy and laughter through adversity has been so uplifting. Your video comes out on Sunday (usually I notice in the evening after my kids are sleeping) in Canada, but I wait until Monday morning so you can start my week off perfectly! I feel like it has been so educational to see you understand your work flow, your need (fun interjecting everything) and prioritizing a great workplace. Thanks for giving me the best start to every week! Keep on going! And just remember we watch you but it's your life to live. Keep living it authentically!
Laura, keep on keepn' on. Both home and invention/random ideas are wonderful to watch. If anyone is asking for one specific thing vs another they are just demanding "users". Make stuff you like and we will keep watching.
ich schau deine videos eigentlich nur wegen deiner positiven Energie. Du könntest auch 3 Stunden Münzen sortieren und ich würde es trotzdem anschauen. Deine Videos sind einfach so fröhlich und voller Energie. Das steckt an! Vielen Dank
Same here, its the positivity radiating from these videos that makes me watch them. The park bench video is what got me subscribed. Its the attitude, no matter the project. Yes, it is a huge job to not only ‘do the thing’ but also ‘film doing the thing’ and ‘edit the video’ etc. And it shows because it is done well.
‘Industrial strength happiness. Apply as needed. Natural ingredients only. Best results when combined with fresh fruit juice or a good cup of tea/coffee’
I'm part of the new audience of the house. But for me, it's a "came for house videos, staying for the wonderful personalities and unique perspective" situation. Thank you for the content!
Your engaging personality and wonderful laugh brought me to your channel. I believe that will always be here, thank you Laura.
I have been watching you for years and I am here because of you! Content is great because it comes with Laura's signature style. I'm a 60 yr old lady from Ohio who admires your skills, creativity, humor, caring personality, resilience, and I also love your sense of wonder, humility and how you treat your friends. You are doing a great job! Keep up the good work.
I'm another one that loves all of the content.
The real draw is the unsinkable attitude, endless creativity, and sheer joy of it all.
100% here for the ride. I look forward to Sundays Laura (and team). Thanks for ALL you do!
Thank you for sticking to making what you want to make and no chase viewers. We became fans of you for your amazing content that YOU wanted to make. You do you and we will be here.
The house videos where how I found your channel, and I love the house videos especially, but I really watch these videos to see the shenanigans you and Felix get up to. This is what matters.
I visit because of the incredibly positive attitude that Laura and Felix have in the face of what would make most people cry. It's a great way to start my week, seeing someone laugh and make the best of situations and build interesting things whether it be projects or the house.
"Makers make Equality" This is a wonderful and powerful statement!!
This is you.
This is your channel.
Thank you to everyone on your team for bringing this channel to life and keep it breathing. You are inspiring!!
The most important thing to do is take care of yourself. By doing so you not only help yourself your are then able to help others if you deem they worthy.
I love the silly stuff. Fun creative, thinking outside of the box. My kind of thinking.
If you post I will watch.
Laura, I’m so sorry there are people out there that just don’t understand what an incredibly talented and creative maker you are. You and your team make fun and interesting videos that I look forward to each week. You are such a beautiful person. Keep going in the direction your heart takes you. We’ll go along for the ride. Have a geil weekend!
I enjoy these videos, no matter the content. You have a wonderful synergy. So much fun with you, extras, Felix and Janine. No worries.
I’m here for the ride, I love all of the content…big house , little house, beer cart, and Smudo ….it’s also the personalities of you and your friends. Good, caring people on the other side of the world whom I’ll never meet but start my Sunday morning with a smile. We need more of this in today’s world. I’m here for it ✌🏼❤️
I love all of your content, your side bar about how much there is to the job hit me hard. As a maker / creator myself, I always say that folks don’t get how hard it can be. Making content about making things is a serious challenge (especially solo). When those negative comments hit after you poor so much work into “not what I want to see”, it’s extra hard. Thanks for saying something, it at least made me feel that I’m not alone. 👍🏻👍🏻
Liebe Laura, ich schaue diesen Kanal exakt aus dem Grund, dass er so vielfältig ist. Egal was du tust, du tust es mit Spaß und Hingabe und deine Videos erhellen mir den kompletten Tag. Du und dein Team seid einfach wunderbar!
Brilliant!!! You are by far one of the most knowledgeable, funny, creative, cute, and best videos out there. I would love to visit Koln and watch first hand all your mastery and shenenigans! Keep doing what your doing! You rock Laura!
Laura, I'm here to be entertained, and I get that entertainment regardless of the content you are shooting! Keep posting house videos and your weird inventions cause it's all great!!
Those shots of the floor collapsing were so cool! (And terrifying to think it could have happened to one of you walking on it!)
Thank you so much for being here for all these years, watching your channel grow while still holding on to your genuine and honest creative spirit has really been a welcome breath of fresh air. Thanks also to your team!
I started watching because of Liselotte, but fell in love with everything that you have done and have gone back to watch old projects. It's so much fun to watch you be creative and have fun with your friends!
Laura...Felix... I LOVE EVERYTHING!!!!!! THANK YOUUUUUU!!!!!
Another episode in the "What could possible go wrong?" series.
I'd really love to see Laura assemble a crew of fellow makers and just build a new Fachwerkhaus from scratch over a "long weekend" - just for comparison. 😃
Like, seriously. I know, doing it as quickly and inexpensively as possible wasn't the point of this adventure.
But when they're finally done with the restoration, I would be interested in a comparison of cost and time invested vs a new build. I feel, TH-cam creators in general talk way too little about the costs involved in their project. Because people who watch diy content, are often interested in maybe doing something comparable themselves at some point.
I know exactly one TH-cam creator, for example, who scrupulously documented and published, what she spent in building her own tiny house. *Super* interesting.
But usually, people don't even give a rough estimate of the time and money invested.
@raraavis7782 Which youtuber, if you don't mind me asking? I love different styles of documenting these kinds of projects, and breakdown of cost is cool!
@@raraavis7782the TH-cam channel The Kelley's Country LiFe built his home and at the end gave a cost breakdown. Very interesting channel.
Your channel is fabulous. Seeing how you tackle each problem/task/fun project is riveting.
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Ah, thanks! Will check that out 🙂
I'm here for all the sides of Laura, not just 100% house stuff. You're a real person with more than one passionate interest, and it's awesome to see.
As someone who has been involved with house renovations since I was a child and am also very interested in original materials I have had a good time following your house rebuild saga. Especially since you have such a positive attitude. I am however so happy to hear that you will be continuing forever and always with your silly inventions. You are brilliant, and bring much joy! Thank you!!! 😜
So happy to have found you through Simones channel. I'm currently looking at buying a fachwerkhaus with my partner so we can properly make a space our own and I can finally have a proper workshop for my tools, not just a large plastic bench box and wooden table on my balkon.
Love your inventions ad the effort that goes into your videos. It feels genuine watching you and your friends trying out new crazy things, and thats hard to achieve through story telling and editing and filming. The efforts worth it!
I'm here for you, the spirit, voice, message, drive that you bring to making a chair from a radio dish to tackling a(n ever more) massive renovation! The others can find other building channels.
Exactly!!!
This house really keeps on giving, doesn't it? Also, I'm enjoying whatever videos you put out; you're so confident yet playfully experimental about working on a project that it's a delight to see you work.
The fact that you do so many different stuff, the good stuff, the silly stuff is what brought me to your channel. Never mind the haters, Laura. Keep up the wonderful work, thank you for allowing us into your world, you´re such an inspiration. Cheers from Brazil!
I enjoy all the videos you put out Laura! Especially the 'silly' inventions 😁 You're inspiring 💕
By the way, I'm shocked that the floor didn't collapse during all the prior house work, with how easily it came out! Glad it held up long enough to not cause any accidents 🧡
2 Things I have learnt from you: How to have fun and how to be resilient. Your Channel is my favorite. 🌻🌻🌻
I'm here because you do so many different things. Some are serious, like the house. Some are just for fun, the portable beers dispenser for example. I love that you don't focus on on thing, you vary your content and never make any of it boring. As for today's video, taking down the ceiling was the easy part, the cleanup is the worst part. I don't envy you doing the cleanup.
Felix out here making ART with those slo mo shots. I personally love all the variety of things you do on your channel, emphasis on YOUR channel. Variety is the spice of life!
I found you because of the house videos, but stayed because I love the silly inventions…I love the banter between you and Felix, your laughter, your frustrations and the joy of success when it all comes together! What you are doing with the house is a long process. I enjoy the videos when you have content to share. I love old houses…and I love the ingenuity and technical triumphs of all your projects!
Theseus' Sisyphus. Its not the parts of a house that make it a house, its the memories of pushing it up a hill, over and over again.
I am so sorry you are experiencing all this trauma with your first house.
I came from the house videos and stayed for your character and the amazing builds you do outside of the house ♥
I found you for the 120 yr old home. I stayed to see and enjoy the silliness and inventive brain that you and your crew have. Thank you
I found you for the crazy invention and then the house came and then the tiny house and the mobile shop I watch you no matter what we are doing I just enjoy it all! Your brilliant and you've even taught me a lot of things!
This is your channel. Do what you want. I can't speak for everyone but I am here for YOU Laura, and I like to see the way you go about projects and handle problems.
You cant be everything to everyone. This 70 year old Texas woman loves your creativity and humor no matter where you are.
laura, I'll be here for any content you put out! house updates are great but most of us appreciate all your videos!
Hey Laura, greetings from Ohio, USA. You are an amazing person. Do what you love regardless of where it is, be it the 120 year old house or in your work shop. I have followed you for a few months now and I am always impressed and inspired by your (1) determination and (2) how well you find humor in everything. I normally do not write comments but when you said you have followers more interested in the house than what you want to do; I had to make a comment. You are the director of your show. You do have an amazing team! You also have amazing friends who are there to help and support you. Keep doing what you are doing!
When you said "I'd like to knock two rooms into one", this probably wasn't what you had in mind... Thanks for the great videos, you are very inspirational.
Something to keep in mind: Oftentimes the ceiling above the basement ist made from concrete so that the earth pressure from the walls is cancelled out across the building. So those wooden cross-beams would have to be quite tight-fitting to transfer those horizontal loads.
If the wall parallel to the steal beams doesn't get horizontal loads from soil there would still be (the much smaller) wind loads to consider.
TLDR: Be careful to not remove the ceilings in all the rooms at once ;)
Not an engineer, but I don't think an unreinforced concrete that thin would be able to resist much pressure from the earth right? Wouldn't the concrete just buckle and crack under the slightest amount of movement? I think it's more realistic that the steel + wooden beams are responsible for all the constructive properties, and the concrete is just there as a cheap filler material. Probably it's used instead of plaster because of its better water resistance?
@@tincoandringa4630 It did hold for a long time and than it did crack - for whatever reason.
The horizontal loads have to go somewhere if you don't have reinforced concrete walls designed for that purpose (that wasn't yet the way to build buildings back then). So the loads go through the concrete of the ceiling.
This is a quite common building approach for german buildings of that time period. And you sometimes only see ~8-10cm of "not very good"-concrete. Source: (I'm a Civil Engineer)
I'm not saying this will collapse this building (which I know very little about). But it might cause some new cracks along the way...
Just be careful not to just copy this approach without consulting someone experienced with this kind of structures first.
Which it sounds like they did here to some extend.
I discovered this channel thanks to the house content but I stayed for the weekly builds. Love to see how creative y’all are and all the interesting and goofy things you come up with. So just do whatever makes you happy because that’ll make your real audience happy as well. ❤
I'm back because I forgot to mention how much I love the addition of Felix. He's just precious.
Definitely here for the good vibes, and ludicrous funny things. Especially the Felix/Laura interactions 😸
I anxiously wake up on Sunday mornings to watch only you! I am here for everything! Inventions. House. Humor. Seriousness. All content. Thank-you all for this channel. ❤
Laura, I would watch you paint match sticks one by one. It is you, your friends, your great team and how when you get happy and shout 'GEIL' out loud that keeps me here, with you. It's YOU, YOU could do anything because YOU are the entertainer. What you build is the bi-product (which are always great by the way) that makes your channel so great. Anyone that wants something specific can go look at their own lives and decide what is missing :-) xxx
I want it ALL, everything that you want to do I want to see and experience right along with you. You'll never get the comment "I'm bored" from me. It's your creative mind that brought me here, and has kept me here, and will continue to for as long as you want to share with us.
I just feel better watching whatever you do - the house is cool but making stuff is awesome, motivational and inspired - thanks for all you do.
The highlight of every Sunday is Laura's new video. I think the format is perfect and leaves each week's subject a surprise. It might be an update on a long term project like the house, it might be a fun silly project like a beer dispensing bike trailer, and it might be a field trip to a tool manufacturer. The long term projects tie everything together, and the spontaneous one-video builds keep it light and varied. Its a perfect combination.
You do you, Laura!! We are with you whatever you post!!
Keep doing what you do! Your crazy enthusiasm for projects big and small is what keeps me watching. Geil!!! I'm 17 years into a 1 year quick remodel of a 125 year old farm house. Ya have to love the process or be happy with a cookie cutter McMansion.
We love your team. Some of us know the effort it takes to create these videos (works of art.) It's sad others don't understand the value of "LABOR." Things come so easily today. Few realize there are creators killing themselves to get things (material goods, entertainment, art) to consumers. This is one of the reasons why your videos are important. It demonstrates labor and making in all facets. Big/Small. Expensive/Cheap. One Day Build/Massive Project. New/Upcycled. Single person/Team. Smashing Stereotypes. All the while, being entertaining and interesting.You folks are GEIL. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Here for your creativity, humor, and ability to recover from setbacks. Keep doing you.
Anything you do, you always have interesting takes on it, talk about how you think and feel about it, it's a great channel. I appreciate your hard work, thank you!!
Just keep making stuff that brings you joy! I'm here for it all!
I came for the house videos but stayed for the good vibes. I love seeing everything and I'm glad I found your channel.
I just like watching you express yourself, whatever the content. It's your inventiveness and aesthetic that drew me to your channel. Stay true to to your journey. Thank you for continuing to share and inspire!
I'm definitely here for the full ride! The house, the silly projects, everything! Also, we love you too Felix! And you to Laura! Please keep making the content YOU want to make. The content is way better when I know it's something that you are into, and it shows when you are into it... Those of us who are faithful will be here for it all, no matter what!
To use the best thing you ever said “ let the glue dry” comments come most times from people who really don’t know or understand “ artisans, and their art what you are doing in all the areas of your videos is awesome so never quit letting the glue dry!!!!!