Scar gets a market-street storage room from impulseSV and Pearl
A working conveyor belt and a disguised recycling crusher turn item sorting into part of the scenery.
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We Built Scar an INSANE Storage Room! - Hermitcraft 11 | Ep 37
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- 0:50impulseSV plans dirt mounds to blend the silo's pale moss surroundings into green grass.
- 4:47PearlescentMoon shows her market-street facade on the creative testing server.
- 6:50The pair develop a working item conveyor using honey blocks, terracotta and pistons.
- 14:14They test the pipeline through the shulker unloader, visual recycling crusher and multi-item sorter.
- 18:18A backend tour reveals the hidden redstone, double-sided hopper rows and bulk storage.
impulseSV has reached the enviable problem of building someone else a storage room he wants for himself. "I'm so jealous of his storage room. He has a better storage room than we do. That's not fair," he says during the project with PearlescentMoon for Scar.
His only upload this week, "We Built Scar an INSANE Storage Room! - Hermitcraft 11 | Ep 37," has drawn roughly 276,000 views. Before the collaboration gets underway, there's landscaping to finish around his silo: reshaping hills, blending pale moss into grass and deciding that an out-of-place dead tree has to go.
Then it's onto a creative testing server, where Pearl has started a market-street facade. The pair spend about half a day designing together, making the machinery something worth looking at rather than simply hiding it behind a wall. Honey blocks and pistons drive an item conveyor; a water elevator carries items upward; a visual "recycling crusher" becomes part of the route into the sorting system.
Viewers are talking about the working relationship as much as the finished storage. Several single out how the pair develop each other's ideas, while one appreciates seeing the planning and problem-solving on camera. Others have practical suggestions, including chunk loaders to keep the machinery active.
The episode supplies most of the channel's daily viewing momentum, with views currently running at more than twice the usual pace. Subscribers were unchanged over the week. Nearby Hermitcraft creator Tango Tek is having a quieter spell in daily views, while LookOut2DD has seen substantial subscriber growth.
Storage remains a thread beyond this build: the previous episode began Scar's system, and impulseSV's older smart-compression tutorial is also among his most active uploads, combining sorting, crafting and shulker-box loading.
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What viewers say
Seeing you and Pearl Collab and doing the planning and figuring things out on camera was interesting. We rarely get to see that stuff nowadays... Pearl showed even more of it which was really fun to watch.
@pesegolssonSee it on YouTubeYou and Pearl do amazing work together, your styles are so compatible and you bounce off each others’ ideas so well! What an amazing build!
@electra310See it on YouTubeThat storage system is arguably one of the best collaborative projects on hermitcraft, brought out the best in both of you
@lucasfilmISee it on YouTube
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this project feels like the epitome of what hermitcraft is all about. amazing collaboration and such a cool and unique design!
@w3lliotSee it on YouTubeIf you want to detail the terrain around the silo but don't want life, maybe add some heavy machinery? They probably had vehicles to dig out the silo or construct it. They probably had vehicles to move people/resources there.
@PatchUnwrapSee it on YouTube@impulsesv Scar is going to need a chunk loader or two 😅
@bradredenbach7599See it on YouTubeIt's like Scar's own Scrapper's Street!!! COOL!!!
@KoechingMerahSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on impulseSV right now
- Channel
- impulseSV
- Subscribers
- 1,310,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 262,905
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 18, 2026
- Video views so far
- 275,890
- Views on its first day
- 164,535
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Pearl's market-street design gives the storage system its visible frontage.




