Interesting. If you're doing the 3D work and can record as you go along, the YT videos - more broadly, making video content - could become a natural outgrowth of what you're already doing. Then, you're content becomes sort of a journal of what you're doing and that could be narrated into a tutorial or demo. It could be less of a slog that way because everything plays well together. I've been watching some paid tutorials where people show how they make things that they're actually selling. That's pretty cool and is informing my thinking here.