Nice video! Looking forward to building a boat someday and come across your channel while researching. I wonder if that hull is bluwater capable. i would like to know more about that mast. she's surely an attention grabing vessel

This is what i need in my life great idea, can I ask what glue you used to or pins etc for those little plywood boxes etc? That have stood the test of time I'm assuming

Tu español es bueno, amigo. Saludos desde España.

I have not been able to find anything like that large cable crimper you prefer. Do you have a manufacturer or model number? Great video, thanks for the work you put in to it!

thank u very much very useful

Excellent. five out of five stars.

It's a very informative video that is easy to understand.

Very good, How can contact you

I would like to work with you as our inventions seem to mesh perfectly Please Contact me!

what do you call that plastic tube shape?

I just put a 24lb trolling motor on a quick release pole that attaches to my bow rail , it has plenty of thrust , to save on messing about with the electronics i ordered a 60amp pwm with foward and reverse plus proportional controll for the motor speed so i can controll it from the helm , not as fancy as a remote controller but i feel like it will be a good solution for me , thanks for the idea as it gave me insperation once i saw how easy it was to impliment . for a 40 foot sailboat 24lb seems enough to push the bow around for docking manuvers on a still day :)

great tunes and ideas !

thanks for the video and information . entertaining and helpful

Problem with that crimper is that the thickest wire it will do is up to 2 gauge

How much that crimping tool. I'm entersted

Good Video. You show the good ,the bad and the ugly, LOL Also you back up what you are doing with cutting the connections apart to show that they are good. Thanks

I love the humor. Well done!

Thanks for the smart ideas.

I'll buy one if you are willing to make it for me. I just dont have the time to do it myself. I'm only g diving 15 feet, no more than that.

The hydraulic are the best, you dont try it in your video 😮. I use many year the strongest.

_Something_ (was that what you wanted me to write?) I was hoping this was going to be about smaller gauge wires from 26AWG and up or is it down o around 14AWG? I have to use 26AWG and put ferrules on them for a 5V or is it 3V LED project I am working on and I am a complete numpty with wires and electron stuff.

I'm thinking the hydraulic one even though it's very slow would be good if you're in an awkward position trying to crimp because that it would allow you to set the wire and crimp properly

Ola consegues fresar 0,30 decimas em aço com essa fresadora?

Thanks for good humour and useful information, with a short duration. Your video helped me.

Thank you very much for sharing this jig. Unlike the jig for the big drill bit, the jig glides along the angle iron thereby ensuring both face are equal but how does this wooden jig help get both face sharpened equally?

its possible for u to put the stl file if we wanna 3d print it....Thx

Less is more mate, don't over do it with the music , drowns the whole video out. Id rather hear you putting it together. Looks like a great saw, is there much movement in that fence after a few months of use?

te felicito por tu español, comprendi toda la informacion sin problemas! keep doing it!

Hi Andy, beautiful boat! Am building Modells and a small version of hopefully a bigger one, one day and always interested in new and out of the box ideas. Did you find those plastic pipes in that shape or did you form them yourself? Am pondering with the idea of using UV stable HDPE sheet material on a wooden frame? Lots of interesting videos! Thanks so much!! Stephan

Mah.

Qué tal trabaja el acero esta fresadora?

Bravissimo Complimenti idea eccezionale👏👏👏 😉👌

Very cool, I plan to model and 3D print. Thanks for sharing!!!

Hallo Andy, danke für das Einstellen der Bauzeichnung! Möchte es gern nachbauen, verrätst Du mir bitte Welche Schrauben / Stifte Du verwendet hast? Besten Dank!

Hola excelente idea. Podrias compartir el lick de descarga del plano cnc me gusto tu idea

Love this system. I'll be duplicating. I don't have a mill, but I've got other metal working tools to make something similar. Many thanks.

I dont have a cnc, can you please show me the drawing template for the 10 degree angle? I will try to fabricate it, i have only hacksaw 😢

Thanks for that. I have just returned a 6mm to 50mm mechanical crimper due to it creating those little side wings on the terminal's. I won't buy another hydraulic crimper after having a brand new one fail straight out of the box due to leaking fluid. I have been wondering how well the indent type work and that cut lug using a larger terminal looks like they work very well, I will be buying one this week, thanks again.

This is what i was looking for.

Great video and explanation, and thank you very much for the code! That is the part that keeps me from getting into Arduino and/or Raspberry Pi projects. Two questions though: 1) The relay module that I found that 'visually' matches the one you used says that it's "5v", but you're using it with a 12v setup. Is this indeed correct? I don't want to get the wrong part and instantly burn it out. 2) If I wanted to get other pcs of equipment in on the shopvac party, like my radial arm saw, planer, miter saw, band saw, ect, am I right in thinking that I can simply use an additional voltage sensor module at each device, with all of the connections run in parallel with the first? I believe that the nano and the code you wrote wouldn't know the difference, and would simply sense the voltage and actuate the shopvac, but I question it due to my lack of coding experience in this. Ironically, I used to write my own video games from raw code on the Commodore 64 in the early 80's, and many websites from raw HTLM using nothing but Notepad in the mid to late 90's, so I'm not 'new to coding', but PTSD put what seems to be holes in that part of my brain, and it's just gone now.

Terrific, thanks

Sweet! The beauty is in the simplicity that guarantees symmetrical faces. Rotating the drill holder 180 degrees and dropping the drill into the V slot does it all!

Thanks🙏.

I can’t understand what he’s saying

Do you have a Svg file for sale?

Great so all I need now is a cnc router

could you please share the drawing to use in the CNC router to cut the right pieces?? Or the 3d model to print into the 3d printer.

Every way I try to think to improve your design ends up with me understanding why you made choices you did, and I'm impressed repeatedly. If you foresaw in advance all those implications and then called your design simple, I give up. Thank you for sharing 🤩

Excellent demo! Looking forward to improving my setup.

I love it..Thank You!!!❤