Upcoming Videos & A Question

A. It's not exactly a hardship to watch a few videos and understand what you do. I came here for AW, but find the UD aspect interesting too. I'd leave it alone, as changing branding may just confuse matters. Also, more patreon-specific content please. I have no interest in "early access", as I often don't watch videos at the moment they are released, so early access is meaningless. The behind-the-scenes and extra content is what I'm looking for.

David

keep it as is, i never thought i would watch a woodworking or chicken video but now you have made me......

I think you should keep it the same! I personally just find you hilarious and want to support any and all content you upload

if i were you i would just rebrand this account as ROBERT DUNN and call it good. what if 3 months from now you have a new channel ? (about chikums for example)

Wojtek Gabrielli

Please don't split your Patreon, I want to support you personally and "having" to patron 2 accounts would make me have to choose :-(

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I vote B. I also like Aging Dunn, so I totally expect you to do that and will be utterly disappointed if you don’t.

Martin Jungowski

I vote for A or B

Cliffdog01 on Twitter

A or B. Maybe run a poll to easily get the numbers.

B please.

Tedd ILL

I would like to keep it as is (A), personally I support you overall with Patreon and what you do so I don't really see a reason to change up the name :)

I have no problem with keeping it how it is or double branding it. Mechanics and Woodworking are both interesting.

Michael Steeves

Keeping the Patreon account as-is is fine with me and doing the dual "Aging Wheels/Under Dunn" branding would also be good, but splitting Aging Wheels and Under Dunn into their own Patreon accounts seems like it'd be more trouble than it would be worth. However, as someone else commented, rebranding the Aging Wheels Patreon to your name seems like it'd make some sense since it'd be content-agnostic, allowing for you to add and change your content channels while people support you as the creator/maker.

Daniel Baggett