Dude you're like the best teacher, I watched the whole video.

No joke, I LOVE these type of "boring" videos. I am studying this currently and it helps so much. Thanks

this was a great video explaining a great deal for this panels!
thank you for making this video!

amazing video.  i learned something new today

Sir, thank you for the introductory look at how to affix the threaded inserts and sleeves into this material. Do you have a video on how to join two edges of the honeycomb - as in construction of the drawer "box" shown at the beginning of the video? The box/drawer does not seem to be joined using the assembly pins - unless the pins are covered up in some way after they are installed. During the video you describe how an assembly could be done with a  butt joint, but I don't know if that pin assembly is used for a ninety-degree mitered joint.

These are the same panels used in over head projectors in schools in uk. We have loads of them left over after have new flat screen tvs. Your video has kept me up all night dreaming of what I can do with them! Thank you.

The brown paper type core material appears to be Nomex honeycomb. Cores are available that can be flexed or curved in one direction. They appear like a honeycomb that is elongated in one direction.

Thank you for the educational walkthrough of these panels

This is what i want...Thank you sir

Great job

Thank you for the video, it was very clear.

Thanks!

Thank you sir , got it clearly.

I appreciate your work, i am a UAV engineer this was very helpful.:)

Really amazing, the way you have explained.  That "No joke" part. XD

Thanks for this extremely informative video. Very nicely explained.

Very, very interesting explanation!!
Thanks!

honestly i had 0 reason to watch this video by god did i watch it all lol

Thank you, very helpful video.

Awesome video and very helpful. Level of detail is amazing. Thank you very much!