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Learn to Build With Cardboard! STRONG, Waterproof and Free. (Patreon)

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2025-06-13 00:14:47
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In this video we learn how to recycle cardboard into durable, waterproof projects that can be built nearly for free! This video will go live to the public sometime this weekend. In the meantime enjoy early access, and thank you so much for your support!

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Learn to Build With Cardboard! STRONG, Waterproof and FREE.

Ad: Check out my sponsor and remove your personal information from the web at https://JoinDeleteMe.com/nighthawk and use code NIGHTHAWK for 20% off. DeleteMe international Plans: https://international.joindeleteme.com In this video we learn how to recycle cardboard into durable, waterproof projects that can be built nearly for free! Here are a few channels that have been building with cardboard before me: Excellent, sturdy furniture builds: @Santiagoysusideas Very practical designs: @DecoAndCraftsClips Satisfyingly precise mini furniture: @itoshigestudio A special thank you to my top patrons: Aik193, Aleksander, bandit, Bartholomew Spawndoom, Boatyard McBoatface, Brian, Brian Bowles, Bryan Shattuck, Carl Katzenberger, Chris, Christopher Calkins, Christian, Connor Davis, Daniel Bauman, Dan L, Daniel Moore, David Burburan, Dean Maurer, Dustin B, Edward Ivory, Edward Unthank, Eugene Pakhomov, Enzo Breda Lee, Etalon, Evan Hughes, Evan Relf, GadgetPatch, Gusbear, Henner Zeller, Isaac Wiebe, Jedediah Kivi, Jeremy, Jon Hartmann, Jonathan Wilt, Josh Hoppes, JWC, Keith Tucker, Kejie YU, Kris Pockell, Lisa L, Manuel Barkhau, M W, Mark Roth, Martha Williams, Matthias S., Merrill Crawford, Michel Pastor, Moopy (Mike), Oliver, OscarCorx, overra, PabloXIII, Parker Jones, Peter Gordon, PeteyPak, PFC_CMC, RPMatthew, Ryan Shoaf, Sam Hodge, Santiago Perez, Scott Schlesier, Shadow VanDusen, Simone Chiesi, Steve C, Syniurge, Ted Brandston, The Coldrays Team, Trance Maharaj, TWSBI, Walter Montalvo, White Hat, Y@, Yanko Yankulov, Alvaro Figueroa https://www.patreon.com/nighthawkprojects Thank you for watching!

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Eric Pierce

I wonder how well a waterproofed cardboard roof would hold up against a season of rain and snow. If they can last a year or two, these construction techniques may be good for building outdoor shelters for my colony of feral cats. The layered corrugation should give some insulation, and cats are naturally attracted to cardboard boxes! Great video, thanks for sharing these ideas.

Tee Phillips

tysm for going down the DIY recycling path!! using the abundant waste around us is only going to become more and more important, and developing these easy open source techniques is such valuable work. I hope you continue pursuing different forms of abundant waste as input -- you are elite at solving these sorts of problems

Tee Phillips

I am so excited to see this idea combined with the radiative cooling stuff. you probably already had the thought, but I wonder if using two layers of the corrugation could form a ocuntercurrent heat exchanger. or even using alternating "ducts" in the corrugation to flow in opposite directions. I'm not quite smart enough at that stuff to guess if it's a good idea, but by god it's an idea 😂

Bert van den Heever

Hi Sam (NightHawk), I am trying to reach you to use your knowledge, input and expertise to assist us (universities and ASAQS) to make informal settlements in South Africa livable, using cheap materials such as cardboard. Most "mukukus" are constructed with scrap timber and corrugated iron. Freezing cold in winter (currently -1°C) and blistering hot in summer. You can reach me on bert@qs.co.za or on WhatsApp using +27 82 550 5199 Thanx, Bert

NightHawkInLight
>>178610691

Hi Bert, look into the organization Meer for currently available cheap cooling options. Their foils could be used on the interior of structures as well for reflective heat retention.

NightHawkInLight
>>178966718

Thanks for sending! There's a few companies like this that make pcm packs. We'll see if I can do better with my own improvements in time.