Sail Life - Carbon fiber forged part in 3D printed mold
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Never apologize for DIY stuff. It's what keeps me coming back... and back... and back...!
Meee toooo
Me too :)
No dyi equals no views from this subscriber.
Yep, same here.
can confirm
No need to apologize for the DIY content :). It's why we are here.
Exactly! Same!
No need to apologize for the diy stuff, it is why i keep watching tour channel. Keep up the good work and …. Tak for en underholdene kanal.
1000% agree with you on DIY vs cruising. In fact I stop watching channels when they're done building because quite honestly watching people cruise around is boring to me. Keep up the DIY stuff. It's what brings me back to watch and stay subscribed. Future boat build?? Can't wait to see what that might bring! You do good work.
Keep the DIY videos comming Mads, they are awsome, it is also the main reason for me following you the past 5 years.
The DIY is why I have watched your channel from nearly the beginning. Just lean into it. As a matter of fact, I bought a boat to refit, and I am now rewatching some of the videos multiple times to see what you have done and what products you used over the years. I never rewatch lifestyle sailing channels; they're just too boring.
👏 Same here!
The Ava "see you!" at the end, made me miss Ava too. I'm not crying. You're crying.
I was cutting some onions. Making a lasagna... for one.
I’ve always been here for the DIY content.
Same!
"Too much DIY" said no man ever.
Mas, we started watching you for the excellent DIY content and, though we love to see you enjoying the fruits of your long labor with your bride, we love the DIY content. I’m so (selfishly) happy my favorite sailing channels are all back in DIY mode (Ran, Uma, Odd, and the forever project that is Yaba)
My anticipation to see you build a carbon fibre sailing dinghy could not be greater. I hope to follow in your footsteps.
I'm so looking forward to it. I've toyed with the idea myself, but I'm way to unorganized to ever pull it off.
I vote for sewing project. I can't believe you guys have been cruising for THREE years! Time flies. I enjoy Ava's tours and history lessons but DIY is what interests me most.
DIY is why I watch…you have skills….you have game! Your attention to details, descriptions, and the cinematography to tell the story are a talent! Keep it coming. We all miss Ava when she is gone. The onscreen chemistry and support is always positive! Your channel episodes are anticipated!
I watch a few (3) sailing channels, only because they were building /rebuilding their boats. I have sailed since I was 15, now 62. I love boats, but I love a craftsman even more. This is the best of both worlds. Besides, I have loved Denmark since I was in Aalborg in 84 with the NATO fleet. Keep doing what you do, Mads, we're just along for the ride. 😃
I don’t care what anybody says. I loved it. This was just the exploration into nerdy problem-solving that I needed to hear. I applaud you, sir and I thank you for your wondrous content.
Your channel started as a DIY boat channel & it was good as a DYI.
While I imagine many of your followers thought that it would always stay a DYI build channel, it was great to see you realize your dream & finally get under way.
The addition of Ava made a huge increase in content and balanced out you & your channel.
There is no need to apologize for having an all DYI episode.
I love DIY stuff, don’t change anything 👍🏻
Fun fact. Carbon fiber sanding dust is identical in structure to asbestos. Maybe wet sand and use a resperator if you like your lungs.
I like the DIY part, it's the most interesting part to me as well.
DIY is the reason why I follow you since so many years now. Keep up the good work. Cheers, Richard
My guy, don't apologise for the DIY content. That is the reason I watch your channel in all honesty. Plus you guys seem super genuine, which is such a bonus.
I started watching Sail Life for the DYI. Now I watch it for you and Ava. I’m a Certified Prosthetist. We use PVA, carbon fibre, resins,basalt and all kinds of 3D printing. It’s fascinating to watch you fabricate and create so many things on Athena.
Basalt? As in the stone? Interesting, how do you use it?
I just commented that earlier today, I watched ,4 carbon fiber repair videos, to repair my broken prosthetic foot.
@@dave7038 they melt the basalt and make a fibre from it. It comes in sheets and on rolls as a tube.
@@scotttaggart71 cool ! Amazing what you can find on TH-cam.
Never too much DIY, that's why I've been following you for years!
Mads, you started your channel back on August 18, 2013, doing DIY aboard Obelix, and I have been watching ever since.
(Seems so long ago, doesn't it? Back when you had hair atop your head! 😂)
And I, for one, have learned so much from your experiences that I'll be able to use on my boat's refit.
Please, don't apologize for doing something you love, have become skilled at, and have been willing to share with us!
I am grateful for all the time and effort you have spent in the repair/refit of both boats, and the documenting of it all to share with us.
Looking forward with enthusiasm for what your future holds!
DIY is the boss. Sailing is ok but I'm like you, I enjoy the diy. My son-in-law has a 3d printer. He has made parts for my boat. Never thought of making molds. Thanks for the video. You have opened a whole new avenue of diy parts making.
You like the DIY stuff you say? Well Mads, that's why I've been watching you for 10 years! So do I. 🤩
I think DIY boat videos are great, it’s incredible the amount of things to do in that reduced space and how it all could be improved and upgrade. By the way there’s a channel called RTA Fabrication that shows extremely well how to do carbón forged parts and how it works all the release pins to extract the pieces from the molds
Your DIY projects are the reason I watch. Don't change a thing, and no reason to apologize.
The DIY is why we are here, and why we keep coming back 😀👍
Have to say, I also like to watch more DIY stuff than sailing related content. So far you guys have produce just right amount both!
We love the DIY stuff, that's how we found you and it's why we are still following y'all
no apologies necessary. I watch your channel because it's the DIY that makes the Dream possible ! KEEP IT UP!cheers
I kid you not, I just watched, 4, DIY carbon fiber repair videos, this morning. For my prosthetic carbon fiber foot. Yours is the best! Just cut up the cloth, makes it much easier, than trying to use the cloth in layers, in tight corners.
I love sailing but for watching, DIY/building is the best. I usually stop watching sailing channels once the boat is built/fixed
Mads, I love the DIY stuff too. its why i came to your channel. Don't get me wrong the cruising with you and Ava is great, but those seven years of you refitting Athena, were sublime
I'm glad you've got Ava because I like both cruising AND DIY content. Always happy to see a new Sail Life video no matter the content!
Your dyi is why I watch. I’ve picked up several ideas for fixing problems that I’ve had to solve. Love your enthusiasm. Keep it up.
The combo of sailing, yachts and DIY is fab. Keep it up.
Most of us are coming here for the DIY videos, not the cruising. Nothing to apologize for :)
You don't have to apologize.
Your channel is amazing and I learned a lot from you (even though I have nothing to do with sailing).
You are together and individually successful and I enjoy your content much more than watching someone sail and sail and sail and...
Its the DIY videos that keeps me interested. I miss AVA and her history lesions!! I always feel that I have learned something every time you folks come on...
I'm actually glad to hear you say you want to keep this a DIY channel, because to be honest 100% cruising channels get boring fast regardless of how hot the girls they have on it are.
The DIY stuff is the reason we're here chief.
It's your DIY stuff that made your channel and I hope you continue to be that way inclined. Well done Mads.
Mads, please be safe. Carbon fiber sanding and drilling requires the use of a mask to prevent it from lodging in your lungs. Also a vacuum would be a good idea to keep it from getting airborne and settling around the boat. Otherwise it can get in your lungs when air flow gets it airborne again.
You got me with DIY many years ago! Don’t change, I love the new format!
+1 for DIY content. I only watch DIY channels. I usually FF through cruising content. Just a data point for you. Your DIY content is really some of the best out there. Well presented and usually something potentially useful.
Mads, "DIY" should be your middle name!! HAHAHAH That's obviously the reason we all watch the channel!!! Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Another tip for mold designing for forged composites. Split the "female" half into multiple parts. This will eliminate the need for an ejector pin and make demolding much easier. It does mean making the mold a little larger and incorporating holes to put bolts through in order to get it all to stay together, but it means less violence :).
Easy composites actually just did a video a few days ago on this exact process (in fact, when i saw the thumbnail for this video I assumed that was an inspiration for this video)
I follow a lot of sailing channels. Most of the time its because I like to see where they go. Though truth be told I like to see the challenges they face. I keep hearing that cruising is all about getting to fix your boat in exotic locations, and from what I have seen that is true. Though most of those exotic locations don't always have the exact parts or tools you need to do the job. It's fun to watch the various DIY, or McGuyver like, solutions they come up with. So there is no need to appoligize for you DIY heavy content that I'm sure is what keeps bringing a lot of us back.
I enjoy the DIY stuff very much. Lots of cruising videos, pertinent DIY is less so
I for one, enjoy and enjoy the DIY and repair content more than the sailing and sightseeing content. However i do enjoy all of your content. Stay safe!
The DIY is my favorite part, and why I've been watching this channel for five years now
I agree with you the crusing vlogs, I much prefer a more diy laden vlog. I've actually stopped watching some creators when they finish projects and go out sailing full time. I'm so glad you've kept a great balance of both on your adventures. I also like that you guys don't "click bait " like so many others. No episodes of "WE'RE GOING TO LOSE THE BOAT." I've been watching since I believe episode 5 or 6, and it's always been great content and always entertaining. Who knew I'd learn to swear in Danish from an electronics expert. Lol. Sail on Athena and crew.
Keep up the DIY stuff. One of the main reasons that I watch this channel. I learn cool stuff to try! Appreciate it!
Great stuff Mads! DIY is the main reason I watch your channel every week.
I too enjoy your DIY content . Please keep it up while Eva is away!
Guess how many of us like the same thing you do….and are looking forward to you starting a build/refit the new and bigger sailboat!
It's your DIY that attracts me to your channel. This one combining epoxy and 3D printing hit two of my fun categories! Sanding, on the other hand, is not one of my fun categories!
We all have to keep our lives afloat but a sailboat (and somebody else doing the work) makes time with you and Eva an inspiration and an escape. You be you.
Making DIY videos is what you enjoy and watching DIY videos is what I enjoy. Sounds like a win to me.
Your our favorite channel BECAUSE of your DIY. You have been such an important part of our journey to move onto our boat.
Every Sunday we cant wait to see what we'll learn this week!
Thank you, thank you, for your DIY.
MATE. The DIY is why I am here ! Love you Mads ❤
I missed the DIY. It’s all good! Of course I’m looking forward to Ava being back, not the least for her poor husband - that said, Mads is to boat DiY as Bob Ross is to painting 😅. This weeks video was great, thanks!
I am glad you moved your 3D printer away from where you sleep. Breathing in less emissions is always a good idea.
I like seeing a little bit of cruising stuff just for some context and views of beautiful places (particularly that beautiful water), but I'm here primarily for the boat-oriented DIY content.
I like watching your DIY videos, they're the reason I started watching in the first place!
Though I am subscribed to several "Cruising" channels I always jump to your channel we you post a new Video. Good job, keep it up, and prayers are sent.
As has been said already, much more invested in your project solutions. Oh glorious sanding forever!
I concur the mold was a huge success. DIY is always a hit with me. It fits in with the "somewhat extesive refit"
Keep on with the DIY, there are plenty of sailing channels if that's what people want to see 👍
Couldn't wait to see this weeks video on 3D print molds for carbon fibre, after the teaser from last week. Great video, I really enjoyed it and love this type of content! Can't wait to see the start of the dinghy design & build!
Love the forged carbon part-that was seriously cool, Mads. Can’t wait for the Dinghy!!!! 🔥
I watch your videos because you do a lot of DIY and some tourist stuff. Thanks
Will be watching your dinghy build closely.
I’ve been wanting to build a light motor sailer for lake use.
Also your 3d printing is interesting.
This has been one of my favorite episodes!
Before you buy carbon cloth…. One thing I can say about black carbon is it gets HOT in the sun, it also delaminates as a result…. Before you go too far please check out Chesapeake Light Craft- you can build a sailing dinghy for less money and time and its beautiful and trust me there is lots of oh glorious sanding!
Wow Mads. Your DIY videos are very good. You have a variety of skills, and your adding another skill, certify electrician. Wow mads.
Your content has the right balance, some DIY, some going on hikes, some sailing. I enjoy your videos. Love the mold making the 3D printing etc.
DIY is great. Full speed ahead with DIY projects.
Dude! Your teasing us. DIY is your jam. Well plus the nifty retro and fun slangs and terms you recite. 😊
Mads, the best release agent I know outakes PVA : it is bee's wax. low temp melting, its smooths with a simple heatgun or a lighter, it's inexpensive, it fills any void, it slides well, it smells good, and it"s inexpensive. By the way, a simple space saving vacuum bag for luggage would be way better than one hand clamps.
The first time I modeled something in blender and then dumped that to the 3D SW for my flashforge and printed it I was thrilled!
The DIY is what most of us like most.
For what it's worth, I don't like watching the cruising videos as much as the DIY videos. Every cruiser goes to the same places, so you see the same things, over and over. I can only watch the pigs in the Bahamas so many times. I always have boat work to do, so really enjoy how the good craftsmen go about doing things. I get some really great ideas fro you.
Don't stop what you're doing. It's the DIY content that got me hooked on your channel and I always look forward to seeing videos like this. Hope to see you again at Annapolis this year. Do you have plans on being there?
Right the DIY is the edge and the thing that keeps giving. Influencer sailing channels are not very interesting and feel stale after a few vids. Mads innovating while moored is by far more interesting and impressive
Mads, if you want to use PETG, be aware you will need a filament dryer. Even straight out of the vacuum bag it can be wet and ruin your prints with blobs and other misbehavior. As someone else commented, PETG doesn't sand very well - use filler primer and auto body filler to cover over the layer lines. Good luck!
I only watch the sailing video's when there's some DIY stuff. They're mostly just daily life, just at sea. I do like your travel and especially scuba stuff though.
I love the DIY stuff: i was worried the channel was gonna lose the DIY when you splashed Athena, but I'm super happy you keep DIYing. DIY, DIY. Did I mention DIY? Have a great week, see you next sunday!
I always thought your channel was DIY 1st and sailing 2nd. Im not watching ti see you guys pull the sheets and hit the blue water. I like seeing the views of where you’re at while you do DIY projects. I never thought of making compression molds from 3d prints to forge carbon. Honestly that was exciting to me. Other sailing channels I rarely watch. I always watch DIY and restoration channels. Safe ti say 60% or more are here for the sanding mads…
Mads - I love watching your videos every sunday - because they are heavy in the - oh glorius- DIY stuff ❤ keep up the good stuff . See youuu ❣️
I like DIY too. One jungle looks the same as others.
The reason I am here is the diy stuff. Love it
Hog Heaven was really good when we were there last summer. Glad you made the hike up! I enjoy the DIY with a bit of cruising mixed in.
We are following you since you brought Athena from the UK!
Absolutely no reason to apologize, just keep the DIY coming!
Now, carbon fiber dinghy is a great project! Nothing less that we could expect from you.
P. S.: remember the abandoned Amel Super Maramu you walked by in Trinidad and consider it as a good project but was not for sale?
Well, YT channel Sailing Aquarius around the world bought it in need of the masts and they are selling it now. If you think you could find somehow two masts for that boat, is available and would make A PROJECT to say the least!!!
The crazy thing is that my friend Lloyd purchased the Amel (Friendship 2) from Aquarius after he had gotten the two masts. Small world :)
DIY is what we like!
The Alluring Arctic Sailing TH-cam channel did a retro refit episode after discovering that 'the algorithm' favors boat work/repair over cruising content.
Great plans with the dingy! I've been considering something very similar. Rigid sailable, rowable and easily motorable dingy. Which fits into my dingy garage 😁
And DIY of course! 😅
I ENJOY VERY MUCH WATCHING YOUR DIYs !!! 🇨🇦
Hi Mads. Personally I'm with you, I prefer the DIY stuff to the travel stuff too. That's not too easy that the travel stuff also. One needs both to balance out a channel. But you get my vote for DIY heavy content.
You do the DIY stuff, because Ava does the Info and history of where you are at very well.