I Grated Wax Crayons to make a MELTED CRAYON Table

is anyone else interested in how he cleans up his workshop after a really messy project?

Imagine if Nick were a science teacher. Just close your eyes for a moment and imagine it.

Hey Nick, just a little suggestion for you. I love your videos, and I know you love bright colorful designs. If you want to avoid your colorful projects slipping over into brown, or black, aim to just use colors from the same side of the color wheel, instead of the whole color wheel. Mixing all colors produces blacks and browns. Instead, mix reds/yellows/oranges/pinks, or yellows/oranges/greens, or green/blue/purple/pink, or red/pinks/purples/blues, or yellows/greens/blues, these will result in bright colorful outcomes without the loss of vibrancy that comes from putting in contrast colors that cancel each other out, such as red/green, blue/yellow, purple/orange.

“Yeah, but you artists were so preoccupied with whether or not you could that you didn't stop to think if you should.”  -Jeff Goldblum... kind of Rip this guy's fingers when he grated the crayons by hand. That's some real dedication!

Not gonna lie, it took until the table was assembled until I figured out where you were going with that. I guess you could say it came out GRATE. I'll get my coat.

5 minute crafts need to take a note on this guy. This is how and why one would use a hot glue gun.

I can’t imagine how bad your hands aches after doing that, just grating a normal amount of cheese kills me

This man makes me feel like I’ve tuned into a small British kids program, meant to encourage creativity. A bit like Art Attack, I suppose x] If I had small children, I feel like this is a thing we could have enjoyed together😊 and I find it quite fun watching on my own as well!

Just started the video but I'm already so happy you're talking in this video instead of being silent!

I would love to see a gothic style table thats made of resin and like the mini bats and spiders x3

You really need a sanding room for your workshop Nick, even just a small area. It really helps not let those dust damage your camera your lathe or electrons anything you might have in your workshop also you lungs, even tough you wearing gas mask. It could keep those dust away even when you’re done with your work, a lot of dust are still floating in the air and you might breathe in. So if you have a sanding room you really could just let the dust settle down. And it doesn’t make too much mess and also it easy to clean as well.👌👌

Handsome dude with a beard making things with wood and resin?? .....is YouTube in my mind?? This feels like it's specifically targeted to me. D:

Having attended art school in my younger days 1968, yeah I'm old...The problem with mixing all the colors you have makes mud. Mud color.

Ahh, being an American with a messed up sleep schedule can have its benefits

me: oh he gon hold the pile of crayons in his hand and grate them him: does it crayon by crayon me: mental torture

Good looking, crafty guy with dreamy accent and a sense of humor... flying by the seat of his pants to make a crayon table. This is the stuff my daydreams are made of. ❤

Wonder what crayon shreds would look like mixed with sparkles.....

When it was sitting upside down it looked like one of those old school ashtrays that many peoples grandparents had on the dinner table.

I love this dude!!!! His accent, his hair, his vibes, his attitude, his ideas, his expressions, his laugh!!!!!! He's just a really cool guy!!!!!

Nobody: Me: Australian Bobby Duke Arts.