🔥 FIRE SCULPTURE! What could go wrong?..

[@Jazza]

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[@user-qt7ht1yk1u]

bros committing arsen

[@matthewchaloner8363]

Jazza looks like a young Christopher Lambert

[@gelid1578]

As a weldor this has to be my favorite bit of content you’ve ever put out. It’s highly entertaining and reminds me of mistakes I’ve made while showing your creativity and wonder. I love how you explore all these different ways of creating art no matter the limitations.

[@oshit2874]

jazza make a "trying wierd art gadgets" video please it'll be fun

[@kioshekat7931]

they chose the most chaotic unhinged artist for the most chaotic unhinged project

[@Olliestarolstar]

Facts😹

[@expectationlost]

I think these ppl are asking the wrong person, just like the RED phone guys, as much as its good to stretch jazza

[@tenma8797]

@kioshekat7931 So true.

[@freemanc6258]

“Which is purrrrfect” said mr. Black cat

[@jordin_schell]

@SamDoesArts did a digital drawing of the other blue mummy 15:43 and I must say both artists did an amazing job! 😂🎉😊

[@Kate-the-Curst]

You can immediately tell Gareth is behind the camera from the start, even apart from his videography style. Jazza is so much more playful with Gareth around - you guys are a true dynamic duo!

[@coraheywood9128]

May be Gareth is the missing link!

[@O5_council_overseer-member]

It's because he's Gandalf with the Hobbits not Gandalf with the dwarfs

[@Aquana19]

i noticed that as well! not to say jazza couldn't have fun with tom, but you can't deny the powercouple dynamics here :D

[@jphanks]

Jazza needs you back full time, Gareth. Seriously

[@Cationna]

IKR, I knew immediately because of Jazza's look at the cameraman

[@thogthemighty7960]

“This is a pasta roller, but it’s already wrecked from the time I put scissors in it” is one of the most Jazza sentences I’ve heard in years. 10:09

[@ImmortalIndustries]

I've made similar sculptures to this. I'd recommend using pop rivets to hold the bands rather than welding. You clamp the bands in place then drill holes and rivet it. It's much easier (and safer) than welding them.

[@becca_36]

guess you could say it's.... riveting? Also what's it like making stuff like this? I feel I'd get way too exhausted way too fast to properly enjoy it.

[@sekkachigaming]

My favorite type of video - Jazza doing something I've never seen before bordering on unhinged haha Love this and could feel how things were pretty difficult on more than one occasion, but you continued to try and the final result was so impressive! Honestly, well done! Now please, get some well deserved rest and no more playing with fire for the rest of the week 😉

[@blueocean43]

So, I do this sort of thing regularly, and have a few tips: 1) For the fuse, an easier (and safer) option is sawdust or 100% cotton rags/rope soaked in kerosene. Traditional fuses won't burn long enough to set the sculpture on fire, but soaked sawdust will burn for ages. 2) Petrol evaporates super quickly, so use it very last thing. Also, it breaks down some forms of plastic, so only store it in containers specifically designed for holding petrol. Also, when using that much, you must wear breathing protection as it irritates the lungs. I also wouldn't recommend it in general 3) You didn't say what sort of spray paint you used, but I can recommend high temperature spray paint for use on BBQs for future projects 4) As risk of sounding like a lunatic, it looks like you struggled with having too much fire. It was obscuring the bandages. I think fully stuffing the sculpture with wood was a mistake, and that also resulted in it falling apart very quickly. For future projects, I suggest you get 100% cotton rope and soak it in kerosene (it's much less volatile than petrol so it evaporates slower, burns at a lower temperature, and can be used without a respirator. It will still eat through some plastics though so check the data sheet). You will need to really wring out the kerosene-soaked rope to stop it dripping, and we actually use an old mangle for that. Soak the rope for 48 hours ahead of time, wring it out a couple of hours beforehand, and store it in a sealed bag/box so it doesn't all evaporate off. You can then just use steel (do not use aluminium or galvanised wire) wire to hold it behind the bandages, and easily control how much fire comes from which area by putting more or less rope in places. So you could, for example, have lots zigzaged just below the mouth and eyes, and much less in the upper chest and back. (zigzag, don't bunch, or it wont get sufficient air and you'll have less control over your flame quantity). You can also use several thicknesses of rope to vary the flame quantity. Yes, you can also use kevlar rope or flat wick for this like you would for a fire spinning prop, it's just really expensive and unnecessary for a single use piece. 5) Fire services (and therefore also the council) needed to know you were using petrol, as it cannot be put out easily with just water. Fire services also may or may not (depending on your area) be able to advise on the appropriate fire extinguishing equipment that you will need on hand. Maybe a dry powder, but you also used aluminium which complicates things. 6) Don't throw petrol around like that. If it got on your hands or clothes, you could have been very seriously injured. Hopefully you had a clean fire blanket on hand out of shot.

[@jaredwonnacott9732]

Also, wond direction really makes a difference. You would have gotten a much cleaner look at the face if the mummy was looking into the wind

[@angelwings1979]

These are some great tips. May I ask if you burn metal mummies a lot for work or just for fun? Is it for your own art?

[@Cationna]

First of all, I KNEW somehow that it was Gareth filming, idk if it was style or the way Jazza looked at him. Second of all, Gareth comes back to help out and the video he gets roped into participating in is FIRE SCULPTURE OF DUBIOUS SAFETY MEASURES. Of course it is. Welcome back, Gareth.

[@kedargawande6404]

Wait did he say Garreth? GARRETH??? When did he come back? Welcome back Garreth! We missed ya. Insanely cool idea Jazza. I didn't quite believe the result.👏👏👏

[@renslo689]

I was thinking that, unless this is super old haha

[@iiruniaalice1764]

yes he came back to lend a hand, they are in the process of hiring a new video editor

[@BigCMiner]

He also said “great to have you back garreth” so it probably is a new video

[@Miss_Myth]

He's back for a short time to help out while they're between editors, and yes! So so glad! 😊

[@nico1454]

Who gives a fak...you act like you know that guy..

[@piplup10203854]

also Gareth helping in this project in the rain in the middle of the evening in a hoodie and two men setting something on fire 😂 what could go wrong

[@blakebrannam8658]

Hi! Welder here! I don't know how you managed to get that to hold. Definitely impressed, because you cannot weld aluminum with steel rod, nor can you weld aluminum to steel. But somehow, it held. Impressed

[@jordanoneill82]

they kinda pool together and contour to eachother's shape. it doesn't actually penetrate. i dare say that's probably why it collapsed when it got hot.

[@josiesayz]

Not only was this video a great watch, but it was so nice to have Gareth's signature camera work and editing back, for this video. Jazza and Gareth make a great team!

[@lazylittledragon]

based on the foam carving and the soap carving and the homemade charcoal and the blindfolded painting, i can only see this going extremely well

[@louis_partridge_]

the fact that jazza at no point gave up is really impressive and inspiring! the mummy turned out AMAZING

[@RebelHart9]

Jazza and fire, what could possibly go wrong?! 😂 The OGs know Jazza’s history with fire

[@theunprofessionalartist9484]

If by "history with fire" you mean the several different times he nearly burned down his studio? Then yes we do. XD Poor Jazza.

[@RebelHart9]

@@theunprofessionalartist9484 That’s exactly what I’m talking about 😂 Indeed poor Jazza

[@kmr10000]

The chaos of you trying to get everything ready before it starts raining is absolutely hilarious

[@hellofellocitzen]

so true😂

[@flatpigeon9349]

I know it too well as I live in the Pacific NW Rainforest, 9 months of the year, it's cloudy or rainy/snowy(depending on elevation and location near the mountain range and stuff.) The rest, it's warm-hot. I forgot it was winter down south.

[@Aarimous]

I forgot how great the Gareth + Jazza shenanigans were for the recording and edits. Nice work!

[@TamakiPOP]

the amount of inspiration, radiating off of that mummy is amazing, you can feel it through the screen!!!

[@jjj-oq8ux]

1:17 BROTHER BECAME GRU 😂😂

[@Penguin________________hiiiii]

FRRR

[@ralu94raluca]

😂😂😂

[@GloomyYumi]

I thought at first you were going to burn the foam that was inside and got a bit worried but it turned out so cool! Not just when it was burning but even before you set it on fire. I know it was a lot of work but it was definitely worth the effort!

[@gabrielstarlight9003]

“Welding aluminum is like pushing a gooey booger with a stick.” My welding instructor describing stick welding aluminum. Use wire feed. Or rivets in this case.

[@deniselisboa1]

PUBG couldn't have picked a better artist to make this ad for them. 10/10, Jazza

[@HeyItsLito]

Jazza lowkey flexing on us at 00:54 is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@juliankoenig]

A welders nightmare! Welding aluminium with stickwelder, welding zink steel, welding with fume sucker. wow... but love your show since years.

[@crimsonshade_]

17:07 I feel a bit of a criminal energy here xD

[@karlarose536]

This was awesome and also hilarious! I think it's actually a *good* thing that it was raining--it probably kept Jazza from setting half the countryside on fire, even in the middle of (Australian) winter...

[@venusalfante6285]

My son graduated today BA Illustration ...thank you Jazza, we saw you in London 8 yrs ago, July 2016...you were/are such an inspiration and had time for all the kids. He overcame a lot of obstacles and frankly a lot through your videos and drawing tutorials. Hope can send over the pics from 2016 and from the 2024 ceremony 🤗🥰

[@grrman]

ART IS AN -EXPLOSION- FLAMING MAN

[@Jullebulle1991]

What I love about your channel is how you slightly unhinged discover how to use new types of medium to create art, while using knowledge of old slightly unhinged discovered mediums (the foam sculpture for example). 😄😊

[@MrBlueBoyy]

I just know how tedious this was with bending everything so much your hands became swollen but you did incredible Jazza. This was one of the coolest things to look at. Well done on putting all of this together man!

[@WH00ZAH]

Jazza sorry im so late at watching this but PUBG dd a right thing to offer u to make this because YOURE THE RIGHT ARTIST for this! i know im waching a good stuff when i see "Don't try this at home" warning

[@Me-th3gj]

If you ever try a project like this again, it might work better if you use shorter pieces of steel and tack weld them together, so you can make bends easier. Bending a long piece seemed tough.

[@Me-th3gj]

That, or make the front half, then the back half and weld them together.

[@thetophatguyandroid5959]

This is the hardest thumbnail I've seen from jazza I'm already thinking about album covers with this

[@clarimm6675]

Jazza and fire? Sounds dangerous.... I'M IN lol

[@karengilchrist9774]

That was pretty cool! Welcome back Gareth!!! Can't wait to actually see you!

[@bindair_dundat]

6:12 love that Jazza is always so passionate about his projects. XD

[@laurahi3468]

Of course. Gareth is back for only a hot second and immediately they start playing with fire again 😂

[@denisbeaudry5396]

You should lookinto using rivets, likely more feasible than welding thin metal or aluminum.

[@ItsKrispyKev]

I feel like there going to be a lot of angry blacksmiths and metal workers with this one...

[@frej-ci9sp]

yes jazza... What could go wrong? * nervous laughter *

[@allerleivonanisai]

Amazing! I bet those marshmallows were the best ever 😊

[@Zurrech]

This was lit... Also Gareth Gareth Gareth Gareth

[@cosimoschaos]

Did anyone else notice that jazz as head was smoking!!!💨🔥☄️

[@Pelican108]

Looks cool, kinda reminds me of the wicker man

[@paulkieffer4536]

Jazza!!! One of the coolest and most inspired videos I've seen. I absolutely love seeing you go all in on a crazy concept and bringing to reality a vision that's incredible. You truly are an artistic mentor and a rejuvenating source of creativity. Love ya!!

[@mikeberry9766]

Pop rivets instead of welding would’ve been much easier to work with I imagine. Still a great video as always!

[@Miss_Myth]

This was amazing!! Also, I know we're glad as viewers to have a Gareth visit, but I'm honestly so glad for Jazza - this was clearly a tough project with some long, exhausting days... I'm glad he had his buddy Gareth with him to maybe make things a little lighter. ❤😊

[@cannibalbananas]

Love these videos where we get to see the process. It's helpful when you do your own projects to know that even professionals have to go thru trails and tribulations to get their projects to work. You're inspirational, Jazza!

[@landibear6509]

Jazza, Gareth, fire and lots of flammable stuff... Just how we love it! Perfect! 🔥

[@beaconoflight6411]

That was a really epic fire sculpture! It reminds me of a metal version of a Wicker Man. I enjoyed seeing your challenging process of creating this chaotic art project. The fire sculpture looked incredible when set ablaze, even when its flaming remains fell like it was defeated in battle. Excellent job!

[@TNC555Rose]

OMG!!! This video is driving me INSANE!!! I’m a welder/blacksmith and this is making me cringe. It was still really cool at the end. If you ever want to make it again but with the steal so that way it could last, there is a lot easier way to cold bend metal. Basically, you just need to make 2 tools. They’re both like 2 prongs forks. One goes in a Vice grip, and it looks like a sea clamp on its back. The second one looks like a giant, toothbrush shape. The handle should be long enough so you can use your hips to lean against it to help with the bend. The gaps between the prongs could vary from an inch to 2 inches depending on how tight of a bend you need. You put the metal piece in between the prongs, where you want to bend it. One of your hands holds the metal, while the other holds the toothbrush fork. You lean into the toothbrush fork with your hips and do slight bends. You continuously do this until you get the shape you want. You probably could bend small pieces with two toothbrush forks. Hope this will help and please, please do more blacksmithing stuff!!

[@SketchWithJim]

Jazza really amps up the entertainment aspect, love the channel and watching him go bigger. Awesome stuff Jazza!

[@Jandalf430]

This is, in my humble opinion, one of the best videos on this channel. The chaotic Energy is amazing and it was a blast to watch. Keep it up and try not to set the whole place on fire :)

[@imonhari2811]

8:03 The commitment.... Love these videos and new experimental mediums!! Keep up the good work, Jazza, and keep inspiring artists like me around the world! ♥👍

[@BMO_Creative]

Wait... They asked Jaza to make a fire sculpture?!? Oh Man!!! His dream has come true!!! LOL

[@alittlebitofaverything3289]

GARETH??? HE FILMED THIS??? AH I LOVE YOU GARETH!!! I HOPE YOU ENOYED COMING BACK FOR A VIDEO!!!

[@Ambjoy3641]

I can’t believe the only time you had problems with your channel was from the day Garreth left until now that he’s back. Videos are back to normal and so much better. ❤🎉😊

[@Epsilon-says-hello]

Of course, we needed Gareth around for this! Jazza looked way too happy to be able to play around with fire ^^'

[@wideface344]

Damn jazza been hittin the gym.

[@Ki-KisWorld]

I think Jazza should have at least 10 million subscribers

[@Andre_the_Lion]

Too late for this video, but advice for future projects/events: If you can cover the fire area while you build it, it will keep your fuel dry until the last moment, when you can remove the canopy for safety before lighting. You can easily(and calmly) prep impressive fires ahead of time this way without worrying about rain. As I'm sure you know now(if you didn't already), a roaring fire can handle some rain.

[@flatpigeon9349]

Jazza in his element. :) I enjoy watching him do this but his roleplaying is top teir aswell.

[@ItsKrispyKev]

Rivets Jazza.... Rivets

[@HeyRonni]

Jazza that shirt you're wearing while welding 😩😩😩 You're sooooo lucky you didn't catch a piece of slag against your arm/torso. It would have fused to your skin 😭😭😭

[@TheFlyingRonin]

Yeesh that sounds awful

[@lucywilliams321]

Ive missed videos like this i loved yours and Gareths artistic adventures im so glad he is back 😊

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

I thought this seemed pretty stable... then the rain started lol spectacular

[@lucieneedham3318]

Loved the video so glad to see Gareth back you two had made excitable energy that makes the video awesome

[@V0lDCAT.]

yes jazza... What could go wrong nervous laughter

[@mcrowcreations]

Everyone wake up, Art Dads back in the fire and power tools 😂

[@Dummyproduction876]

Jazza be like “GIVE ME YOUR FACE!”

[@nicarkham8064]

That nervous laughter is everything 😂😂 bloody fantastic tho Jazza!

[@stephaniegrehan9084]

your burn setup looks totally safe and well thought out O_o I love you just splashing diesel everywhere haha your mummy looked super cool!

[@Stanmanme]

Jazza you look so much less stressed, it's great to see

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

That was bloody epic! 🔥 Well done 🔥

[@NopeNaw]

Leave it to Jazza to make a completely unwieldy process for something that could be solved so much more efficiently. Instead of starting with a foam structure, just make a robust wire mesh of something durable like rebar. Still, the end result was pretty cool.

[@bd95cm]

You went totally crazy with this sculture! I loved it!

[@ChantelleArts]

what a crazy idea 😮

[@patmurkland4161]

Loved the energy and editing of this video.

[@koalachick8029]

Glad you found a good mix of algorithm bait and your love of fire.

[@onewitxhcoven5272]

Welcome back Gareth!!

[@lodomirr]

Marshmallows cooked on petrol and firelighters... yummm 🤣

[@kaiab406]

Not me thinking it was anakin when I first saw the thumbnail-

[@flowey-UT-7]

This turned out so cool, and this video was chaotic in the best way possible :)

[@john_wafer]

This is one of the best promotional video you have done! Great art ❤

[@SandCoffeeRocks]

Absolutely epic! You really went above and beyond with this one 🤩🤩🤩

[@Bellam83]

awesome work jazza! always going above and beyond for us ❤

[@ammonhardy2024]

Jazza, I’m a welder, I can tell you that welding with stick is not a good idea for aluminum. If you are using regular electrodes, meaning they are made with steel, you’re going struggle a lot more than necessary. If you try this again with aluminum, I recommend trying tig or mig. I still love the project though and think making a dragon would be just as cool!!!

[@RebelHart9]

Absolutely use what you have but for future reference because Aluminum is such a soft metal you’re technically supposed to use TIG welding but that’s relatively specialized so if what you’re doing works then by all means stick with that 😁

[@blakebrannam8658]

Not necessarily true. Aluminum can be welded with all processes, it just can't be welded with steel rod. I've welded aluminum mig many times, and I've seen aluminum stick welding done before as well.

[@RebelHart9]

@@blakebrannam8658 Fair enough but I didn’t say it can’t be done any other way I just said that TIG is the typical method used

[@blakebrannam8658]

@@RebelHart9 tig is the least specialized way to do it, which sounds backwards. I only say this because it's not super easy to source aluminum stick rods

[@Aquana19]

Gareth is back and the first big project involves fire - what could possibly go wrong? (insert flashback-style memories of almost burning down the old studio here) joking aside, this is really really impressive with all the hard work you put into this and the bending and welding for hours must've sucked! great end-result though, the flaming sculptuire looked really cool!

[@judahcoursey2478]

jazza you never cease to amaze me with your dedication to these projects. amazing job as always

[@nbee3246]

We all got excited for this project aaaaaaand Gareth.😊

[@mogiworkshop]

Just remember Jazza, to Tig weld Aluminium, you need a machine with the "AC" (Alternating Current) settings, never use the "DC" (Direct Current)

[@tech-garage1527]

This is incorrect, tig welding for thinner aluminum using ac is fine, dc welding mig is great for thick aluminum, and stick welding aluminum is difficult but possible with practice. The bigger issue here is welding aluminum to steel, it makes a very terrible joint, rivets or self tapping screws would have been better.

[@merlinthewizard]

Really enjoyed this video! Working with metal seems tough!

[@bunnymom]

You're talent af. Keep going man .😍❤️

[@johnrhines6626]

Fire! Heart! Go Jazza!

[@iiruniaalice1764]

well that was an unexpected final. That took me back to chaos on the shed time

[@Kanoog]

0:54 Now Jazza's just flexing on us. Haha "Tony Stark was able to build this in a cave! With a box of scraps"

[@Marcus-xb7le]

Reminds me a bit of that badass statue of King Arthur that appears transparent... Actually you should try make something like that.

[@Jacob-WD40]

That was amazing. Nice job Jazza!

[@kklein180]

This was an incredible video! Congratulations 😍