Let's leak some projects. Nick's going to get so mad. It's been so many years
since we've done a formal tour of the Linus Tech TTips office and studio that
I can't even really call it the Linus TechTips office and studio anymore.
We've got so many channels and so much has changed that you're barely going to
recognize this place. Even our access control doesn't work anymore. Look at
this. Cuz we got a shiny new one from Ubiquiti. And this video is brought to
you by Anker. They got us equipped with their Power Comp Bluetooth speakerphones
as well as their C300 webcams so that we can remote work in style. With that
said, most people are in the office today. So, let's go see them.
Starting in the reception room, we get the first look at the
renovation/makeover that has been mostly spearheaded by
Ivonne and Janice, but also helped in no small part by Matias and the rest of the
logistics team because they wouldn't have been able to make it over if it
hadn't been significantly tidied up first. So, we got rid of our old logo
and the textured checkerboard feature wall and replaced it with, well, an
up-to-date logo for the company, which was wrong for a long time, as well as
the thumbnails of our top 12 videos.
Some of these, it makes a ton of sense that they're here. Some of them, I
wasn't even sure if they were content, but for whatever reason, people watch it. We made some small changes to the
kitchen. So, we've got kind of a graffiti aesthetic going on in the
editing den down here that I think looks super cool in an edgy like 90s early
2000s kind of way. And then our kitchen actually sees very little use because
again, thanks co we're not allowed to have coffee machines. So, they're like
taped over and stuff like that. Which brings us into Teran's office.
No, but seriously, he doesn't actually get his own office forever. You can see
that while we used to have the headphone wall and some decorations and couches
and play buttons in here, now we've got four more desks for future editors once
we can cram them in and once we actually need them. And this is intended to be
kind of like a quieter editing room.
Karen, can you just run us through how many keyboards do you have now?
Well, there's three. Three, but okay. So, you don't count the Stream Decks as a keyboard even though
they have like four. They have 32 keys each. Yeah,
that's why we call him the macro king. Moving into the main editing den, which
is now much larger than it used to be. WE'VE GOT WO, WHAT IS THIS? There's an
office. We added a window to this thing so it wouldn't feel like a a dungeon.
And then he goes and turns the light off almost literally all the time. Sup, Ed.
Now that he is our formally like manager of the editors and not just like head
editor or whatever, he needs an office so that he can like have meetings with
people or whatever. You can't tell cuz a lot of them are work from home, but this
is Mark. Oh, hi Mark. We've got probationary employee number four or
whatever. There's so many new hires lately. This is Dennis's desk. Here's
Hoffman. We've got Nicole over there. And finally, we've got probation
employee number G. And then these are
really cool. There's certain things that are better done in an editing booth.
These aren't quite done, but the purpose of this room specifically is color
grading. So, we're going to add bias lighting for the monitor, add blackout
blinds for the door. We're going to come up with a better system for covering the
sensor on this. So, you can basically darken this thing, have all the tools
that you need for proper color grading for HDR, and we're going to start
uploading at least our mainline Linus Tech Tips videos in HDR on YouTube,
which is something that's really exciting. Next door, we have a second
booth that's going to be all about that acoustic foam and all about that sound
isolation. So, we've got some more foam that we're going to be loading up into
the ceiling to help prevent sound from bleeding over the walls. We're going to
add studio monitors because really that is supposed to be how you edit the sound
for your videos. And we're going to equip this with all the equipment that
we need for proper sound mixing. And at
every one of these desks, we have freaking badass workstations. I
handbuilt every single one of these myself. They are 24 core Threadripper
processors with 128 gigs of RAM. Most of them have RTX3090s or Quadros with more
than 24 gigs of VRAM. So, we can handle that stupid bug with the Ursa Mini 12K
footage. And they've all got 25 GB
networking so that editing on your timeline is as fast off of our server as
it is if you just had the files locally on a high-speed drive. Oh, and of
course, every one of these stations has two pairs of headphones. Why? Well, for
in the non-COVID times, the writer sits next to the editor and reviews the video
together. It's so collaborative. Also, the penguin needs one. Now, it's time to
visit the workshop. Although, we call this the PC build corner now that we
have a proper workshop. So, the main changes here are aesthetic. Matias
redesigned it with new wraps on the countertops. Much better storage for
tools, water cooling fittings, all the cables that we need for building
computers and testing them, and this handy dandy rack so we don't constantly
have to go bother them when we need a monitor for a test station or whatever
the case may be. Also, here is the Techlink set. Uh, if you'll excuse me
though, I have to host Techlink for a second. Thanks for watching Techlink.
We'll see you again on Friday. All right, now you guys have my full and
undivided attention. Over here is our green screen. This used to be used
primarily for Techquickie, but actually now that we've moved Techquiki to more
of like a seated sort of host type of style, we don't really use it that much
other than to mount seamless paper, which we store on the back of the green
screen wall, and then use colored lights to turn that into sort of whatever color
backdrop we want. And then you dress that up with like a desk, a little bit
of furniture, and you can create pretty much any look you want. Which brings us
to the set you guys are probably most familiar with. This is the apartment,
which has been renovated a couple of times, but not structurally. We've just
done new paint, new decorations, that kind of thing. The main purpose of
changing over from having just the old orange walls set to this more homey
feeling one was that we wanted the videos to feel less like they're being
shot in a studio and more like they're being shot in a home and in particular
in a part of a home that is relevant to the type of product that we're talking
about. They shoot everything from A-roll to B-roll to even audio pickups here
because it's one of the areas of the building that has the best acoustics
thanks to the open ceiling and of course acoustic foam that we have sprayed on
the walls and rafters. Oh, this is something that's actually kind of uh new
since our last tour. So, I kept giving Brandon a hard time about just moving
the same damn lights over here and then
over here and then back over here and back over here and back over here. And I
was like, "Look, we need something that looks pretty decent, but just is one
click to set up." And he's like, "How much you want to spend?" And we ended up
with that. Of course, a big part of keeping the sets uncluttered is having
somewhere to store your equipment. And we actually just very recently retoled
this entire area. Here's our charger for
our Titan tubes. These things are so much fun because they are RGB AF and you
can set up all kinds of cool patterns on them and stuff. And because they're
battery powered, it saves so much work
in rigging. We used to have all of our cameras in a lock box, but now we're
going to move to a system where they're all going to be in a cage here because
it got to the point where it was just like half an hour at the end of the day
and half an hour in the morning just rigging up and then unrigging these
cameras and usually in exactly the same way. Yet another COVID thing is that we
have to have a lot of distance between our camera guys at their desks. Now,
they do more than just operate cameras. David, for example, is on the Carpool
Critics podcast. Make sure you guys are subscribed to that if you're a movie
buff or even if you're not and you just like David's beautiful face because it's
also a video podcast on YouTube. And then that's Brandon's desk where
occasionally he will do things like color work for some of our more
complicated projects like say for example those recent car videos on the
Chevy Volt and Tesla Model Y. And then over here, we have repurposed our old
laptop charging cart, which we found was actually kind of inconvenient once we
got down to it, into an all batteries charging cart. So, it's just an all-
metal enclosure. So, in the event we have an unexpected fire or anything like
that, it will all be contained within this metal cart. Yay. As part of our
upgrade to 25 GB fiber optic networking, we didn't just upgrade the editing
stations, we also upgraded our ingest
stations. So nowadays with a combination of Red Meg readers as well as USB type-C
SSDs like we use on the Ursa Mini 12Ks, we can actually do what like up to 500
megabytes a second? 800 about 800 megabytes a second of each of
these concurrently. Andy insisted I show you guys the tape wall. So this is where
they keep gaff tape and stuff. Um and
then here are their tools for rigging up and tearing down cameras. But I think
it's actually more interesting to talk about this table. So some cameras get
used the same way day in day out. Say for example for ShortCircuit, but other
ones need to be reconfigured and very differently often. So you can see the
battery has been set up to be kind of like a stock that you can support on
your shoulder. The top here has this nice handy small rig rail thing so that
you can attach it to an easy rig that comes over your head and supports most
of the weight of the camera. You hold here where your record button is. You
got your screen right in front of your face like this. And then you would actually put a follow focus on this rail
right here. And you can use that to adjust both your focus and zoom on your
lens. Following the fresh yellow lines on the floor, this is the no zone. So
you're not allowed to store anything in these walking paths. We've got our
forest of light stands and tripods, as well as our custom seaand holders that
apparently we are finally getting rid of for a commercial solution. We've got our
bin of light stands as well as our flags. This right here is the short
circuit set. This has been under construction for a few weeks now and I
think looks absolutely fantastic. Shooting ShortCircuit is supposed to be
as simple as grab the product, grab the host, get the impressions at the table
and you are done. This is the A cam that the host typically talks into. This is
the Bcam which is actually operated by our camera operator who is monitoring
all three cameras. And then this is our overhead camera. Every single one of
them is already set up, already ready to go, and we don't even need to bring any
media to the set and install it in the individual cameras. And they're all
powered off the wall, so there's no batteries. It's just freaking ready to
rock. ShortCircuit will also have its own kind of homey and unique-l
lookinging space separate from Linus Tech Tips. Oh, hey, the director has
taken his chair over there. Jonno does most of the ShortCircuit channel
coordination in addition to his business duties. This won't be anything new for
camera people, but for the rest of you, the follow focus that I alluded to
before is basically a separate knob that controls a motor at the other end of a
unit. So that's the way that one camera operator can just have all the focus and
zoom dials in one spot. At least they will in the future. Right now we've only
got the one hooked up and they can just kind of like monitor everything. It's
pretty cool. Now we're heading into what I call the red light district. This is
where we keep all our sexy costumes and props and all that kind of stuff.
There's not really that much here because we just purged an absolute ton
of it. And we've got Andy's desk. Poor Andy.
I'm a problem. Yeah, co safe. He's got to be way over here. Don't worry, we'll get you over
there with the other shooters soon enough. Behind the sets, where it just
used to be a ton of clutter, we now have our DMX control modules for our RGB
lighting. that's over in the bedroom set, as well as our giant diffusion
flags and our ladder for getting up into the grid and stuff like that. It's way
more organized. And we've got these nice motion sensing lights back here so you
can actually see what the heck you're doing. Bringing us into the bedroom set,
which is likely to be the resting place of our Mac channel that we're working
on. I'm just going to hit this light so we can actually SEE WHAT WE'RE AH,
basically it used to be a bed and kind
of like a bedroom setup in here, which is why we call it the bedroom set, but
all that's left of the bedroomness is a mattress in the corner. And we're just
going to make it more of just like a homey cool hangout. A super cool thing
about the bedroom set is that you can actually close it in so that you can
shoot in any of the four directions in here. There we go. And not have any
doorways in the way. Well, except this one anyway. This is our super tidy thank
you Jake networking setup for the set. So all of the ports thanks to this
microtick switch are 10 GB. So even if
we're doing something really more testbenchy and less shooty on set, we
can get full speed networking and benchmark to our heart's content.
Left or right? Left. Okay. Now we're in what used to be
one of the only office spaces in this building, but it has been significantly
redecorated. So what used to be the writing den out here is now the
accounting department. We got special agent Janice, who was of course
responsible for a lot of what we did except this. Janice was not responsible
for that network port over there not working and us needing to hook up to
this one. And this used to be my office. It is now Ivonne's office and she shares
it with two more members of the accounting department. Can we all take a
moment to appreciate, by the way, how hilarious the name of the accounting
department is? Accounting corridors. Get it? Cuz they're accounting corridors.
And this is our boardroom. We have significantly remodeled this thing.
We've kept the original table and built-in bench. But now when we're
having meetings, we get to look at that wall and be inspired. and look at this
one and also be inspired. All of our chairs grew legs when we hired a bunch
of new people, so there's actually no chairs in here, but we recently added
the Anker Power Confest 3, which they sent over as part of the sponsorship for
this video. It's got a really nice clear sounding speaker that everyone in the
room can hear, and more importantly, it's got six microphones built in, so
you can actually see them all around it so that the person at the other end of
the call can hear everyone in the room clearly. It is a huge benefit. And
because we've got uh there it is, this handy dandy USB equipped power thing
there. We just leave it right there. We have a really short USB that we plug in
when it needs to be charged and we're good to go. Coming out of the conference
room, we've got Clarence, who I think has probably the second most badass
workstation in the building. Look at this. He even went to the lengths of
putting gaff tape in between the monitors so that he wouldn't get, you
know, little slits of light distracting him from his Excel superpowers. Um, this
is inconvenient. I was going to say that Nick's office is no longer Nick's
office, but now Nick is sitting in it because he wants to confuse everybody. I
guess this is now a call/meating room. And for some reason, Nick is talking to
someone who doesn't work here anymore. So, that's a little that's a little
strange. Yeah, it's an awkward way to find out. Colton, sorry about that. But,
uh, okay. See you later, buddy. Nick has now moved over to Creator Warehouse, and
we will go there, but not yet. First, I'd like to show you guys Colton's
office. Colton's work from home because it's an awful long drive for him and
also I think about a third of the space in his office is now storage. We took
away the business team shelves. Hopefully they will uh turn them over a
little bit faster. Coming out of Colton's office, we've got the team that
he pretty much exclusively manages now. We saw Jonno downstairs. Chase, I don't
know what Chase is doing today, but he does event coordination for us. And then
we've got probationary employee number six or whatever it is we're on here as
well as Jeff and Matt. So Jeff's in sales and then Matt does procurement.
And if you guys aren't disoriented yet, you will be now. This is the stairwell
down to the main entrance that used to only go one way but now goes two ways.
This unit over here was where we used to have the lounge downstairs, but now has
the lounge upstairs, and it has been completely remodeled. We now have more
than enough room for our ping pong table, more than enough room for our
games table once we're finally able to do staff events after hours. We've got
our Dbrand provided current generation consoles. Thank you
very much for that, Dbrand. and our sick Klitchch/LG
OLED home theater setup that's not really a home theater I guess cuz it's
more like a work theater. We're actually going to be upgrading this soon with an
incredible Sony laser projector. So stay tuned for
that video. You are going to want to be subscribed. All the computers have been
moved upstairs now as well. So we're almost ready to get some sick Worms
Armageddon action going. And check this
out. The logo has returned, but now with
its very own feature wall. Not only does it still have RGB. Oh yeah. But this
thing looks absolutely incredible as an absolute work of art. So, Special Agent
Janice and Ivonne mixed their own blue
and bluey green paint colors. Did the entire wall with this sick pattern that
we all thought was great already. Then they covered the whole thing in masking
tape, painted it black, and then ripped it off. So, we have this like sick
circuit boardy style pattern to go along with our illuminated logo. On the
subject of painstakingly difficult projects, uh, this one wall is
responsible for how many hours of work fun? Oh, that's
And then we ruined the whole thing with a comic sandslttore.com at the top.
Perfect. And lucky creator warehouse. They get to be right next to the lounge and this
basketball hoop. Sarah, hey, thanks. We don't have a basketball. We lost it. But
we do have these Linus plushies that are soon to be available on ltstore.com.
Wow, that was really terrible. Anyway, the point is this is where our engineer
Kyle sits. We've actually got two more engineers that are starting so we can
work on all kinds of projects that involve injection molding, PCB design,
all that kind of stuff for ltttore.com. In the middle, we've got customer
service, as well as Bridget and Hannah,
our fashion designer, and uh I guess
pattern maker would be probably the best way to describe Hannah's job. So, for
that reason, a lot of the new projects like Wan Hoodie V2, which is finally
coming soon, are going to be up. Oh, you know what? Let's leak some projects.
Nick's going to get so mad. Where's the uh WAN V2? Okay. Oh, here's the original
one. So, it's the original WAN hoodie. See, we still have some brand new ones,
actually. And uh that's not Nick coming
over, is it? I don't want to get in trouble. The best way to not get in
trouble is to have him not see me doing things that get me in trouble. So, this
is new hoodie. Still got like all the like waterproof pockets and stuff.
There's matching sweatpants. Oh, yeah. Sarah, do you recall how much
this stupid fit mannequin cost? Way too much. Yeah, it's like hundreds of dollars. And
and according to Bridget and Hannah, this isn't even like one of the really good ones. So, see if he's wearing
pants.
Down the other side, we've of course got Nick, an empty spot for a new hire in
the future. The one and only Sarah Butt with her army of dinosaurs protecting
her workspace from intruders. It's excellent, Sarah. And then this is
Lloyd's desk where he has made his own sunlight blocking thing to protect his
screen. and Sarah's eyes or whatever from the sun. You know, we put them in
the one part of the office that has natural light. The one freaking part of
the office that has natural light. They complain. Shall we make our way down into the hole? Logistics here does so
much more than just a typical warehouse
type of role. Like for example, they still do have to receive inventory,
which sometimes is small and easy to deal with, and other times is extremely
large and on the back of a truck and fragile. But in addition to that, they
also have to do things like diagnose sometimes, you know, very arcane pieces
of hardware or stuff that they might not have a ton of familiarity with, like say
for example, this maybe sort of not
working, you know, boom ARM for a microphone. They've got to do all of it
while looking extremely pretty, which is a challenge in a department like this
because there's so much hardware coming in and out of this place that it can be
difficult to keep it all organized. There's Matias right there. I got to
keep my 2 meters from him cuz I'm not wearing my mask. And then we've got Nicholas as well as Serge who is hiding
over by the jackets cuz he's so shy. Go get Serge, Andy. See Serge, this went
from zero to absolute freaking hero.
Look at this. This might as well be an electronic store. We've got our cooling.
We've got our water cooling. We've got our motherboards. They are sorted by
chipset. We have magnetic labels so we can move them around. We got our power
supplies. All right, ladies and gentlemen, they're sorted by wattage.
Freaking love it. The point of this is that when we have multiple projects on
the go, which happens often, I will show you that area soon. It's nice if
multiple people can have a 2080 Super or whatever it is that they Look, even we
like we don't have a huge surplus of 3000 series. These are 3090s, but these
are actually for our editing stations when we water cool them in the very near
future. This is the old CPU/
RAM storage rack. Yeah. And of course, now that M.2 is a thing, we've got our
SSDs here as well. This is probably the sickest shelf in the entire office. if
you guys are into like I don't know computers or whatever.
Down here is our podcast/live
streaming setup. And why is it here? Because this is going to be the new set
for ideally both Carpool Critics and the
WAN Show. That is once we've put in some
acoustic panels and some big thick carpet and stuff like that. This is
something I'm pretty proud of. This is the graveyard system. So, it used to be
that if we had a case that went back without some accessory and then we found
a spare accessory, but we didn't know what case it went with, the accessory
got thrown away, and then the case didn't have it the next time we opened it, and then it was useless. But now,
we've got graveyards. So, if you find a thing that you know looks important, but
you're not sure what it goes with, you just put it in one of the graveyards,
and then hopefully they will become reunited with the thing that they came
from, and everything will be hunky dory.
Left or right? Left. Okay.
Now, let's see what would have happened if we had turned right instead of left.
Haha, I get it. We would have ended up in the writer's block.
Get it? Get it?
Over here, we've got Madison, our social media coordinator, with her excellent
goggly eyes on the back of her chair. And then over on this side, you're going
to find a lot of familiar faces. The one and only Jake, who set up that ubiquity
access control along with our new security cameras, along with my videos, along with my
network infrastructure. You guys know what you've done. Don't worry about the Minecraft Discord server on the side.
James, who has actually, I think, been promoted since the last time I like
formally did a tour and talked about people. So, he is my my right hand, you
know, and I'm right-handed, so that's a good thing. So, he helps me manage the
rest of the writing team as well as continuing to produce videos on his own.
He also does a lot of the hosting these days on Techlink, Techquiki. Um, we've
got the one and only Riley. See, I'll
take the place of Riley today. This is Riley's desk. He writes Techlink, as you
guys probably know. the one and only the legendary Anthony who has been of course
writing LT um helping out with the Mac guys uh
providing technical support for the technical support and then he's been
doing quite a bit of Linus tech tips hosting lately. Massive high five to
Anthony. Good job. Thank you. Now we're not actually allowed to touch. Uh over
here we've got someone on probation so you can't see them. And then now we're
in sort of like the NG corner. So Colin's desk is right here. He's off
today. And then Alex's two desks. Oh,
you put this here for this, didn't you? Oh, yeah. I know you did. This is our absolute
one-of-a-kind 10 million subscriber diamond play
button RGB lit gaming PC. I'm calling it
a GL gaming PC. We've got these cool little shelves and like wall mount
things where we can put all the different knickknacks we need like little compressed air thingabooers for
cleaning stuff out, alcohol for cleaning off CPUs, I fix it kits, all those
little materials that we need so we can keep our workspaces a little tidier.
These are the scripts of some of our top videos including all the little
annotations that we do to help the editor with their visualizations. So
that's kind of one of the collaborative things that the writers and the editors
work together on. This has been where we've hosted the podcast, the Carpal
Critics podcast, but soon it won't be. This is going to be the call/meating
room for the writing team once all of this podcast crap is out of here. And
then this is my office. Colin is still working on my upgraded desk PC. So
hopefully I'll have a video on that for you guys soon. So this is still the OG
one. And of course, this is actually a perfect opportunity to show off my Anker
C300 webcams. They do 1080p 60fps with a
115 degree field of view. Not necessary
for me since I end up sitting so far from my webcam. But what does help when
I'm so far from my webcam is the microphone is excellent. I get
absolutely no complaints whatsoever about my audio quality. And I really
like that they use a USB type-C connection because if I do want to take it with me on the go, you can just kind
of fold it up, grab your cable, and you
don't have to worry about like which way it goes in when you're hooking it up to your laptop. This is my workbench where
I've got a UPS just in case the power goes out while I'm flashing a BIOS or
whatever the case may be. Everyone has UPS's on their workstations and on their
test benches. I cannot overstate the importance of a good UPS. This is where
I put all my awards like uh you know. Oh, do I have any that I lost here? No.
No. Here's one though. I'm going to put this up in it in place of honor here
next to my uh my dead Threadripper. There you go. 404. Success not found.
Scrapyard War 7. Here are the chairs people sit in when I'm having meetings
with them. Oh, if you guys haven't seen this video, by the way, make sure you go
watch it. My chair is pretty special. It's actually got uh sub ambient chilled
water cooling built into it for those hot days. Oh, these are the LTT sticker
packs that you get with current orders on ltstore.com. And I guess that's
pretty much it for this room. It does have some cool decor that Ivonne and
Janice worked on, but it wasn't part of this makeover, like my Apple clock and
my Apple themed corkboard that the adhesive kind of came off a little bit.
Minor minor issues. Just outside my office, we've got the writing team for
the upcoming Mac channel as well as another on probation LT writer. All of
them have these same anchor webcams. Uh the reason for that is we have to
conduct all of our meetings over like Microsoft Teams now because thank you co
but hey at least it helps to have nice fast autofocus. That's another one of
the sort of key points about these. Bringing us finally to the workshop
which doesn't have an inside doorway into the rest of the office because it's
a concrete supporting wall for the building that we're in. This place is
basically unrecognizable from the last time I showed it to you guys. It used to
just be that bathroom boxed in and then
an open freaking empty concrete warehouse. And I got to say, they have
done a pretty bang up job of it. We've
got our vertical and horizontal belt sanders. I had only ever seen this. And
now that I've seen this, it absolutely changed my life. Got our bench grinder.
Got our sand blaster that I think we It is pristine in here. We've yet to
actually use this one. I use it once. Did you use it once? All right. We've
got a way better band saw than we used to have. Drill press. All the fittings
that we could want. Well, I could still want more fittings, but that's a lot of
fittings. Pretty much all the tools we could want. This is going to be a paint
booth at some point in the future. Oh, wow. They've actually made progress on
this since the last time I looked at it. So, the idea is that it's supposed to
suck air in through these filters and
then that's an air replacement from outside so that we don't end up with
negative pressure in here. This is Kyle
who has a toaster oven. So, that's our
workstation for like soldering or electronics work. Here's our Speedy 400
Flex uh laser. Let's call it a cutter. We use it for engraving, too, though.
These are the discs for the reservoir for my new desk PC that Colin is working
on. In fact,
ow. After I made fun of Ivonne so much for dropping her phone on her face and
cutting her face, here's our sink/ eyewash station that
cost an absolute fortune to get installed. We had to cut out and like
dig into the foundation of the building in order to get the plumbing over here.
Ivonne made it work. Thank you, Ivonne. Here's our lathe that I have now been
informed sucks. And we're getting a better one. We're getting like a CNC one
now or something like that. Here's where we put all of our devices that need to
be charged like our, you know, impact and heat gun and all that kind of stuff.
The uh mill is definitely going. This is getting replaced by one from
Tormach. Tormach. That's right. That thing is going to be
tool changing sick. You can actually have the machine automatically change
out those bits for you in the middle of the job. So you don't have to be constantly watching over it and like
hand changing things which is pretty sick. And then of course there's our CNC
router which we've had to use for both router and mill duty all this time but
now we'll be just pulling router duty so we won't have to cut out stuff like this
on it and we can more use it for like you know plexi and wood and that sort of
thing. If you want to find the details for any of these tools, we'll have some
of the key ones like the Speedy 400 Flex, which you can learn more about at
the link in the video description. Also linked in the video description, we will
have Anker, who is featuring their power comp as well as their C300 webcam. And
thank you to them for sponsoring this video. I hope I managed to hit where the
cut is on my eyebrow. You did and I hope you guys enjoyed this tour of
the Lionus Tech Tips, well, Linus Media Group studio. I haven't even talked
about some of the really cool stuff like that uh compressor outside means we have
compressed air like everywhere in this room like all the hookups and
Everything.