Why it takes a while to make engineerguy videos

This video contains a short announcement about the companion book for engineerguy series #4 (due out soon) plus outtakes. You can learn more about the companion book at www.engineerguy.com/elements

[@jameslaidler4259]

And he never once swears, ever. Wow.

[@jameslaidler4259]

Indeed, also a professional educator. Seriously though, wonder what would make him crack.

[@U014B]

+James Laidler Liquid nitrogen followed by blunt force.

[@waswestkan]

But how would we know if Bill never swears, if if take two replaces the scene? Perhaps the reason it take so long for Bill to create a video, is that he swears readily and it take multiple takes to get a G rated video. Just a thought.

[@jamesisaac7684]

KZbin policy

[@brettwad360]

engineer syndrome: EVERYTHING MUST BE PERFECT

[@doomtomb3]

Quality standards?

[@U014B]

Well, everything must work, anyway.

[@rajendrasingh977]

that's called OCD.

[@ZeldagigafanMatthew]

Microphone in frame but impossible to see in the feed? RESTART THE WHOLE DAMN THING!

[@65Drums]

The struggle is real!!!

[@uniphobia]

this microwave oven is a truly pain in the ass lol

[@nullnull2628]

Quality over quantity

[@EnderSpy358]

@@zoltan1953 absolutely not?

[@Bretaxy]

STOP DELETING YOUR COMMENTS.

[@diggerpete9334]

Your videos are brilliant and we look forward to them.

[@Thelishanoelle]

I really wanted the answer to be "because i have other sh*t to do" He walks off screen then 2minutes and 50seconds of a microwave oven

[@Ghaz002]

LOL

[@endimion17]

Your channel is one of the reasons KZbin is actually worth something. Glad to hear you're making more videos and looking forward to see them.

[@christopherkemsley4758]

I definitely appreciate the time and effort you all put into makes these videos. I sometimes come across a video with a boring title (e.g. the aluminum beverage can... I mean, how interesting can that be?) then notice it's from you and it turns out to be spectacular - so spectacular in fact that I tell others about them (or show them the video) and their responses are the same: "that's really interesting!" I wish I had professors in college like you; I had a few in my ECE and math courses, but far too few.

[@slamdvw]

I like the gag reel videos just as much as the regular ones, personally, I'd like to see the outtakes. Thanks for sharing this one!

[@BenjaminWeeb]

Definitely appreciate the hard work you put into these videos. LOVE THEM!!! Can't wait for more.

[@BenevolentXMachine]

Thank you for your videos. Truly a delight.

[@mangamaster03]

I can't wait for the next video, or the book. All of your videos are so informative, and I can only imagine the book is even better!

[@ChrisWunsch]

Bill, I just ordered your book and am very excited to get it! Amazon will have it here by Thursday. Thanks for all of the videos. As an engineer, I truly appreciate what you are doing and hope you inspire more young folks to become the next generation of innovators!

[@chriscollins8301]

Love your videos. The Titanic one was especially awesome.

[@ipovaric]

I'm in my final semester of ME undergrad, and I'd say what's cool about your videos is that they do a spectacular job of explaining simply some of the intricacies of everyday products. I love watching tear-downs almost as much as I love doing them, and yours are quite entertaining. Keep being awesome!

[@Rookiewill]

Awesome to see you're still making videos. I love watching your stuff. Its always fascinating to see how devices that we take for granted everyday work

[@TedSchoenling]

I miss your content.. but love rewatching it!

[@erdurano]

Every production is better with bloopers. I like your work even more because of this video alone.

[@mercedesjohn1234]

As a former EE student at Pitt, I really enjoy your videos. They take me back to school again. It's nice to see you sharing a little engineering with the rest of the world. Thanks!

[@jollyleprechaun5436]

We'll do it live!

[@changenoways9555]

Too funny, I wonder who got the reference bahhahahah!

[@KingLich451]

in five... four...

[@colwyn.myself]

You seem to be a pretty good sport about everything. Mistakes happen when you're filming, especially when it comes to subjects as technical as yours! Love your videos, looking forward to the next ones.

[@syedamirazhar7942]

Still a lot better than I would have done it.

[@BWAcolyte]

These videos are amazing. Looking forward to the next series!

[@gkuchera]

You guys do a great job, Keep it up :-) I love your down to earth descriptions of how things work.

[@davidkatuin4527]

I appsolutly , umm, absolutely appreciate the time and effort put in to the videos or presentations that are made available to me . One word comes to my mind, inspiration. Thanks again!

[@SandoboxProductions]

Bill, you are awesome for putting up these videos. Keep it up!

[@VerySeriousUser]

These videos are so much fun! Thanks a lot for making these! :D

[@allluckyseven]

I'm so happy that new videos are coming!

[@scarstike]

Please please make more. You're great at narrating!

[@SvetCookie]

I would just like to say I love your videos and the way you explain how things work, my favorite is probably the photocopier one. It's hard to tell from this outtake -- did the monitor survive?

[@cephasmox8382]

Encountered your videos four years ago, never botherd to understand what it takes to perfect what you do. But this video is such an inspiration to me that I am forced to say, you are a genius. Be blessed,

[@HeyJD123]

I love your videos and I love engineering! Please, keep making them.

[@andybowen1981]

Thank you for all the effort you and your team clearly put in to make such a professional, well presented education series that helps explain the fascinating, yet fundamental science behind the everyday things we take for granted. Your ability to coney these messages to the general public in a way that is interesting, yet non threatening is a real plus point. Thank you and the teams wonderful efforts. Andy, Stafford, UK

[@jrholtiii]

Looking forward to the new videos. Thanks for what you do!

[@thibeault]

It's great to see how much hard work goes into producing videos as good as yours. I can't wait for the reset to be released.

[@FauzanZaid]

You really do a lot of hardwork behind those awesome videos.

[@snaprollinpitts]

hey Bill, you take as long as you need, you and your team make great videos, and are as professional as professional gets!!!

[@Vyz3r]

Good to know you're still at it. Thanks for the great videos.

[@scottp6437]

Thank you. Very happy to see new videos

[@yonglinyonglin]

your videos motivate me as an engineer. Please keep it going!

[@Renuzitus]

I love these videos! Please continue working hard to produce these high quality videos, we really do appreciate them. Did I forget to mention that you have a great voice? ^-^

[@udiie]

cannot wait for the new stuff; love the channel keep up the good work!

[@VulpisFoxfire]

Love your videos, they're very informative. And the nerd in me especially loves the recursion inherent in making a How It Works video on making How it Works videos. :-)

[@fredrikv.4359]

I really like your videos, you can notice the perfektion in them

[@Widderic]

As a film maker, video editor, and someone who has made tutorial videos, I can confirm this is exactly how it goes. I'm insanely impressed with how will you explain these technologies, it's very captivating.

[@compucar03]

The times worth it to produce the really high quality and informative videos that you do. You've brought principles of basic electronics and info of how the world works to over a quarter million people in a fairly short time.

[@trashcan1112]

never knew how much time you invest in these videos!!!... makes me appreciate your videos 100x more!!!

[@tartarus216]

Its so sportsmanly of you to release this, had a chuckle thanks = )

[@reiannaidoo]

Love your presentation. No one can do it better.

[@doncorleon9]

Alot of respect. Was hooked from the first video I saw.

[@TheIronTank]

Glad you guys are back. So much awesome :D

[@Neolith100]

You're Alive! Yay! ...crazy excited about the new videos!

[@Prometeo59]

People should realize that it takes a huge amount of preparation and work to be able to explain something this complex in such a simple way. Thanks for the effort engineerguy and team!! Your work is awesome!

[@Guerrillablackdog]

We missed you man! Can't wait to see the new videos! I'm so anxious! =D

[@felipellrocha]

Lol. Same here. Cannot wait for the new videos!

[@massacreman3000]

Its okay, your awesome regardless of how quickly the videos come out.

[@MarioDragon]

A while?! I forgot I was subscribed, happy remember I am though.

[@skyarmyrecrui87]

Mario dragon you need to stay on the grind

[@amoskittelson]

GREAT to see you back!

[@caboose967]

Great blooper reel. This should old me over till 2013.

[@RafaelKarosuo]

Ohhhh man, this is so true!!!, even when at this moment it has 8 years, the video is still true, building the story, script, making it look as it was planned, open the stuff in a snap, don't break it. Thank you Bill, for real.

[@guitarguy2596]

looking forward to learning again!

[@wizardOfRobots]

I now understand how difficult it is...But just like engineering, the final product of yours is wonderful. :) Cheers Mr.engineerguy

[@KL42596]

Take all the time you need man, no rush at all.

[@vanmaren962]

Excited for the new videos!!

[@ImLegend932]

haha, thanks man! appreciate the hard work you and the crew put in these videos!

[@MrStaxxy]

I love seeing you in the making off, it shows you when you are not confident anymore which is a hella funny coming from you the All Knowing :D

[@underpowerjet]

wow that is a lot of work that goes into making these videos. You do a great job :P

[@gulllars]

So this was a mini blooper real and book plug? Looking forward to the new videos.

[@ed81ny]

The videos are premo, but I do love the bloopers! Please post more out takes. :)

[@smbrob]

I just want to say great work engineerguy. I love the video's and the funny way you explain the devices.

[@parthe1292]

Love your channel! Keep up the good work. :-)

[@JLuVeeGee]

Loved the I-can't-see-it-whip-out-my-reading-glasses-move. Classic. So glad you're still alive, Bill Hammock, the Engineer Guy.

[@spelunkerd]

Nice to have you back.

[@IILowDownII]

Glad to see you back.

[@Gr8tfulSissy]

Poor Bill! I'm sorry to say I laughed at your struggles in this video! (all the while, Ziech is off camera, letting you know how you've screwed it up!!) This video just makes me prouder of all your hard work. Well done, gentlemen!!!

[@Roki799]

Keep up the amazing work!

[@Boomandpower]

I have more respect for you and your team because you guys show how simple yet difficult things are. Thanks.

[@mb005428]

A behind the scene`s video, great work to be done and i am waiting eagerly on the new videos. And if you need to fill more time , a blooper video is a way to do it ^^. Then we will also learn how this show works :D

[@rajthedev]

I love all your videos.

[@Giroutte]

Wicked work, keep up the great videos.

[@artyomkozlov3490]

another valiant effort to bring scientific knowledge to the masses, much thanks and respect!

[@AyonEcho]

This is the information age, no one physical books now, everyone has either a kindle, ipad, ipod touch. They all read everything online nowadays. Its a great idea that you have provided an eBook. Keep up the videos also. Good work.

[@VictorBiancardine]

Will the book be available at Amazon for Kindle when it launches? I simply can't get enough of these.

[@lonebuttafish]

I can't wait for new videos!!

[@stevenstev1989]

THANKYOU for making my life wonderful!! Anything on Civil Engineering btw??

[@mrreymundo5383]

I searched your name on Amazon. Only 3 books came up. I bought all 3. Haven't yet had time to read them. One is little more than a pamphlet.

[@Daltnn]

I LOVE THE BLOOPERS

[@glenrodrigues6629]

You can do the screwing and unscrewing before and cut that parts . You can also try doing voice overs to give out information when necessary .

[@rchandraonline]

ahhhhh, the blooper reels. Lots of TV shows have them; maybe someday we will see more blooper reels from you :-)

[@CorrectiveAction]

Love your work :-)

[@Ghaz002]

i have 2 come back every few years and re watch this video 2 regain my strength

[@antonclaeys]

Is this standard knowledge for you? Or do you have to research a lot? I'm an civil engineering student and I love your videos!

[@joshhh13]

Love Engineer Guy videos!

[@smgri]

funny,, love your videos ! I learned so much .

[@reiniertl]

Yes, it takes a lot, but they are truly amazing.

[@twentyonetech]

Keep up the great works! keep it coming(:

[@haqnmaq]

Cant wait!!!

[@Nezfen]

keep up the good work, you're doing amazing

[@imagesbywillis]

That was a fun video. It's never as easy as it looks. A good polish takes lots of labor...