Stainless steel welding with TIG, MIG, and Stick.
Mainsail Yard Reinforcement
I love it when a plan comes together. Even when it’s not my plan. So thanks to Ypke for Holland. Yes, that is his name, and no, I have no clue how to pronounce it. I’d like another vowel. But Ypke, let’s just go with YepKey, shared an idea that came from a racing barge gaff. Yup, more words that … Read More
Raising Sails – Part 11 – Cheek Blocks
If you need “B” but you can get “A” and turn it into “B” you might be a sailor or a farmer. But you are likely to survive the zombie apocalypse. If you want more in-depth content, consider becoming a $5 supporter on Patreon. I will post longer, more detailed videos there, and be sure to answer your questions. The … Read More
Raising Sails – Part 10 – More Foresail Mods and TIG Weld Distortion
Setting goals and working to achieve them helps us define what we truly want in life. I want to sail into the Gulf of Mexico for starters. If you want more in-depth content, consider becoming a $5 supporter on Patreon. A longer, more detailed version of this and other videos are waiting for you. https://www.patreon.com/svseeker
Troubleshooting a Miller X-treme12VS Suitcase Welder
The size of your problems is nothing compared to your ability to solve them. Don’t overestimate your problems and underestimate yourself. If you want more in-depth content, consider becoming a $5 supporter on Patreon. A longer, more detailed version of this and other videos are waiting for you. https://www.patreon.com/svseeker
Raising Sails – Part 9 – Foresail Modifications
If you want more in-depth content, consider becoming a $5 supporter on Patreon. I will post longer, more detailed videos there, and be sure to answer your questions. The longer version of the video is already waiting for you.
Raising Sails – Part 8 – First Sail
Have you ever dreamed that you were soaring on the wind? Going where you wished using air as your transport? It’s like that.
Raising Sails – Part 7 – with Erik d’Alliy
That is the fight. If you want to live, you have to move. I think that is the key. If you sit still, have a job, you go there every day, eat, sleep, you work, nothing changes; ….you’re dead. You’re dead, I think. – Eric d’Alliy