One of the better tutorials I've seen.

Yeah, that is excellent. The build includes many processes that go into building a good dio. The only negative I have is that it looks expensive to achieve. He uses many specialized tools and products. I suppose there are ways around some of that though.

I am saving a link to this video for future reference. Thanks for sharing.

Bakster

Yeah, that is excellent. The build includes many processes that go into building a good dio. The only negative I have is that it looks expensive to achieve. He uses many specialized tools and products. I suppose there are ways around some of that though.

I am saving a link to this video for future reference. Thanks for sharing.

 

I do agree he's using some product placement. However, if you go through his library of videos, he has one on how to make your own Hot Wire Foam Cutter and Static Grass thingy.

STOVK

I do agree he's using some product placement. However, if you go through his library of videos, he has one on how to make your own Hot Wire Foam Cutter and Static Grass thingy.

I've seen some of his other videos. 

He has some distinct techniques which are repeated across all the videos (and expertly linked, too--a nice feature in a video).

He does manage a lot of "product placement"--but that appears to be so that the producers will send him stuff; all of which is related to the view counts he's generating.

The videos can have a distinctly Australian vibe, which is not bad, just occasionally means having to translate materials choices to match one's locale.

His waterfall video is very compelling, particularly the method he uses for shading the water.