They didn't leave, Calli was fired for being gay and Nate was fired for being too smart and the audience preferring him. And, yes, TKOR went downhill without them. I dropped my subscription and stopped recommending them to my friends and family. I'm so glad Nate has continued and I love every episode they do together - they really are an outstanding team.

Nate carries grants legacy as well as Callie, she should be involved in your channel and I subscribed here because tkor fell apart, I unsubbed to them

Neither I nor Calli believes that's why she was fired.

@@Simbacu Uhhh... You need therapy. I do think that they shouldn't have fired Nate and Callie, but having people strangled to death by someone who's dead? Wtf?

​@@Simbacu for the love of all that is good and what not that theory was started by a disgruntled fan on the subreddit. It had no basis of fact and it never has. It was simply one person making a connection of two opinions, stating them as fact, and then blindly lashing out and attacking the management of the channel for their supposed decision to fire over sexuality and anyone that disagreed with them. Their theory then gained traction due to more users speculations and eventually a majority of users just accepted it as fact. Just because someone is the loudest voice in a conversation didn't usually mean it is speaking any truth.

He truly is keeping Grants memories alive along with keeping our own curiosity alive. It's a shame that the actual TKOR seemed to try make us forget both and just monopolize on his legacy.

I love this comment. He truly carries the real crown

I miss the old king of random :(

It's sad as it reveals things that some people don't want to hear and people don't want to start a conflict. I know TKOR and even Nate himself don't want to hear this but it's reality. The reality is Grant chose Nate for a reason. I watch Nate's channel and it literately feels like a revitalised old TKOR aimed for everyone (Sorry Nate, i know you got your own theme and don't want to be compared to the other channel, but your theme is a good theme and it's by no means a insult), with interesting information i never would of known and have fun learning it. I mean this is a video about one aspect of superglue... absolutely nothing else, yet it's punchy, interesting, fun, educational and has character. If i watch TKOR now it feels like i am watching a nursery kids show. I unsubbed to TKOR the other day after over a decade of being subscribed... but it had grounded down to "the history of the Crayon"... it just felt cringe, desperate, uninventive and nothing interesting. It lacked fun, punch, desire and character. This video is only 8 minutes long and that includes a paid promotion... yet is more entertaining than the 20 minute long video about the history of the Crayon... It just shows that TKOR is going a completely different direction to Grants original desires and Nate has the creativity and skill that appeals... of which Grant clearly recognised. Sorry Nate, i know you don't want the drama and you would disagree with aspects, but you, Grant and Calli were the magic of creativity and all 3 had the character we all want and like/liked. I have nothing against anyone else. The channels have gone their own ways now, I know this message will break hearts, make people angry and be debatable... but that is not my goal or intention, my goal is simply to tell the truth. I don't do loyalty to Brand... i do loyalty to individuals, education and fun. This is the internet... not a monarchy or flag. Now, i have got that out, i wont be "comparing" the two again. New channel, new theme but same awesome person.

@@babalonkie thank you for giving the truth

Does Callie have a KZfaq channel?

the cinnamon just allows more surface area for the glue, most super glue catalyzes with water/moisture. That’s why it dries so fast, it just reacts with water moisture in the air. Superglue is also an exothermic reaction, so when that mucch glue dries at the same time, it releases a ton of heat and burns the cinnamon.

Nate has become the TKOR.

This is the way. I don't really want worry about all my superglue going hard if I don't use it for a bit.

I put wood glue on my glue-ups with a tiny bit of CA glue here and there, spray the accelerator on the CA spots, then clamp together by hand for a moment. No big clamps needed.

Same! Even my husband steals it from time to time. He thinks I don't know, but I do.

I've been buying 2 ounce bottles of the super thin kind from BSI (the best!) for years. At room temperature it has a shelf life of a year or perhaps two before it starts getting thicker and not reacting as well; at that point it's not long before it will harden in the bottle and become useless. But if you seal it in a baggie with some desiccant and put it in the freezer, it will last for five or six years, and you can put small amounts in a dropper bottle to use as needed.

It was invented while trying to find a way to make lenses, so I bet there is a way!

I enjoyed it. thanks for the vid.