This is a very satisfying/relaxing ASMR video of Youtuber WUZU Clay constructing a Minecraft underwater ocean monument diorama out of polymer clay and clear resin. I fell asleep several times watching it. Soooooo relaxing. Now my legs are asleep and I’m afraid to stand up because I might hit my

Ever wonder how plastic pollution is manufactured? Have I got the video for you! This is a clip of a 750mL water bottle blowing machine doing it’s thing — it’s thing being making future ocean trash as quickly as possible. There’s also a video of the same process being used

Because it’s taco Tuesday, this is a video of woodworker Peter Brown constructing a margarita glass (looks more like a goblet of firewater to me) entirely out of Himalayan rock salt, using a lathe to turn and carve the three separate pieces of the glass, then gluing them all together.

This is a video tour of the Legend Of Zelda overworld map that Iam Roosma constructed entirely out of LEGO bricks. The finished map measures 86″ wide, 30″ tall and contains 25,000 LEGO bricks with 2,779 total trees and 493 enemies. It’s pretty awesome. The only thing that would make

In now that would make an awesome middle school field trip news (we went to a waste water treatment plant), this is a video from inside a LEGO factory detailing how minifigs are made, at rates up to 8,000 minifigs/hour. Fascinating. Of course the short answer of how LEGO minifigs

This is a video of maker of things The Q modding a hoverboard with saw blades for wheels so it can travel on ice. He doesn’t just use straight-off-the-shelf from Home Depot blades though, he welds a small piece of metal to each tooth for more traction. Cool, but is

This is a video of musician Astaremi showing off the custom liquid-filled electric guitar he built, using two colored liquids of differing viscosities so they flow around each other in there kind of like a lava lamp. Apparently the build was inspired by Kirk Hammett’s Wavecaster and John 5’s lava

This is a video from the Faber-Castell pen manufacturing plant in Engelhartszell, Austria detailing how the “superfluorescent” Textliner 48 highlighter is made. The factory in Engelhartszell produces some 35-million pens and markers every year, and I suspect at least half of those eventually spend some time in a person’s butt.