How To Make Everything

He figured out what it would take to melt obsidian and sand cast it into a sword.

Trying to turn a closet into a miniature farm that will produce a constant supply of fresh salads everyday 365 days a year.

In this episode, he takes the bothersome garden weeds of crabgrass and dandelion and attempting to turn them into beer and wine.

In this episode, he learned a little bit about the history and background behind the beauty world.

In this episode, they made a stop in Colorado to visit golden leaf dispensary and learn more about how the legalization of selling a formally illegal commodity has been done.

He had the intention of trying a few different preservation techniques and make a new attempt at fermented pickles, but things didn't turn out so well.

In this episode, he attempts to make foundation and blush from scratch, using the natural pigments of ochre, safflower, strawberries and beets.

In this episode, he shows how to foundry build.

In this episode, he ask for the opinion regarding the root beer that he made.

Here's a more in-depth tasting of the tofurkey I made versus the cheapest turkey meat I could find. We also compare the taste of a vegan steak versus an actual steak.

He had to forage his own sassafras roots and wintergreen, tap a tree for maple syrup, brew my own root beer, and milk a goat to make the ice cream.

He explore several ways to preserve food items so he can make a sandwich that could potentially be safe to eat even after 1 year.

Yia Vang, the expert cook that helped us make the tofurkey demonstrates how to make a traditional hmong dish with tofu.

In this episode, you will know how to acoustically treat a room for audio recording.

In this episode, he made pigskin football and got to see how an official super bowl football is mad.

This shows the missing step of assembling everything into the actual fireworks.

In this episode, he wanted to do a practice run at metal casting with a lower-temperature metal: aluminum. He made numerous mistakes through his attempts, but this is sometimes the best way to learn a new skill.

While in Utah, he got a chance to explore many different sources of salt.

From the gold that he get, he melt it down and draw an electrical wire that can transmit electricity, opening the door to making future electronics!

He explored two other sources of salt in Utah, the bonneville salt flats and the great salt lake.

They hope to revisit Andy's attempt to make adhesives from scratch in the near future. Until then, they asked us to show off their super strong 3M VHB Tape.

In this episode, he didn't actually have any intention of making this video, but ended up throwing it together last minute while on vacation on the west coast to witness the total solar eclipse.

In this episode, he shows the art of salami making.

In this episode, he pays a visit to Azteca color in Oaxaca City, Mexico to learn how to raise and harvest the cochineal bug. These little bugs produce carminic acid, a common red dye used in cloth dying, food coloring, and makeup.

In this episode, he met a talented filmmaker who recently profiled a twin cities local bike shop owner, who spoke about his process in designing his hard core fat tire cargo trike which can haul over 400-lbs of anything!