Captain Q and Ran-Day - what absolute champions?! Made my Friday morning coffee so glorious here in Pittwater, Sydney. 20 out of 10 on the good bloke scale!!!
Hi David, the dream of Sailing is the best part of the sport. You should definitely try it but on somebody else's boat first. Its not all fair winds and Gin and tonics!
Wonderful to watch and learn from Captain Q...I was in the USA Navy on a Aircraft Carrier 1973-76 The Connie 64 I was communications repair ...Don't think I would ever have a sailboat unless I had a crew to work her for me and I could just enjoy the travel...well until I could learn what was what..Thanks for the wonderful videos...
I love your channel. Living in Kansas, I'm about as land locked as anyone could be. I've never been sailing. Ever. There weren't even any lakes near where I grew up. But now in my mid 50's I've taken an interest in sailing purely as a intellectual diversion from the daily grind and your videos bring me joy every week. Some day I hope my wife will let me buy a small lake sailing boat. Until then I'm learning what I can.
I was hoping to learn to sail by reading books from the library. The book that spoke to me most was one written by a French sailor and translated to English. The first thing he said was, he couldn't teach someone to sail by reading his book. He said, get on a boat and try to sail and then come back for answers to your questions. I bought a 21' San Juan from 120 miles from home. I took it 60 miles from home to a fishing lake in April for my first time on a sailboat. If I had any questions they were few. I believe I learned to sail in a past life and it all came back to me.
Capt'n Q and Ran-Day you have outdone yourselves again! I've been around boats for 40 years and I'm learning tons in every video. What a beauty and what an incredible value for a 2009 wooden boat! The wide side decks are awesome. Three strand is much better for dock lines too because it gives.
Still landlocked in Moscow looking at some past episodes I somehow missed Cap. This little sweet heart, old school traditional rigged gaff, really brought back some memories! Made me wish I had stayed the course and finished my shipwright apprenticeship! Thanks Fair Winds 🤙🏻
Great Boat, Interior is classic Paul Rollins, like a working boat. I own his 82 build 42’ gaff Schooner Simplicity, impeccable workmanship many similarities. Look forward to future interviews. Thanks
These episodes get better each week. Keep up the good work. Love the drone shot of the salty dog hanging out the window of the Jaguar. Also, that Hinkley last week was a work of art. Dream boat.
Great episode and lovely boat, Capt. Q... Rollins is one of the mainstays of traditional boatbuilding. Also, Bud McIntosh’s book was our textbook at the Landing School in Kennebunk in the 90’s.
Thank you for showing a boat like this and the simplicity that can be had leaving more time for sailing. Also “Riddle of the Sands”. I reread the book and the biography of the author, Erskine Childers every couple of years or so. Oh and also the movie is a good watch.
Another great vid! Thanks you guys! That wooden tiller reminded me so much of the wooden and fiberglass tiller my grandpa made many years ago for our 18’ little sailboat that we used to tack back and forth the St Lawrence River off of the shores of Wolfe Island and Kingston Ontario. Loved this one! But then again, all of your videos are top notch! Cheers!
I spent 25 years on the West Coast, USA, Mexican Border to the Canadian Border, out to 200 nautical miles (fuel limit), in a boat built in 1912. She brought me home safe and sound when other, more modern boats sank, with all hands lost. Inch and a half Douglas Fir planks on two inch frames 12 inches apart. Remember, wood floats!
Well said! If you get a chance to check out the sailing channels Acorn to Arabella or Sampson Boatworks you'll see the massive wood framing is not going anywhere for the next 100 years with proper maintenance.... Sounds like a fantastic 25 years on the water! cheers!
Had to watch riddle of the sand again last night after 40 years, I had a better appreciation of the movie this time. I owned a 1926 Nevins wood sailboat long ago with even less headroom 😄
glad you enjoyed it.... .. as Paul Rollins said, "you go down below and lie down" which makes sense since he is about 6'4" ... a '26 nevins sounds like the both of us would hit our noggins...😄
@@YachtHunters I found the boat used in the movie and the original boat that inspired the novel, one is rotten and the original one scraped. The authors actual life was bizarre and he died from a British firing squad for running guns by boat to Ireland.
Thanks again captain Q & Ran-Day for sharing with us something unique and timeless, interesting insight into New/old school hand built yachts... Cruising with style Still more than capable to do the job
Bravo to you both! Such an enjoyable, pleasant, and informative series. Attire and attitude is pure New England. As a Maine native living in exile in CT, the videos bring me back home. Thank you.
Thank you, Dave! But you have the luxury of a longer sailing season in CT... and we may just have to venture that way to get some early season sailing under our belts
Beautiful boat but I'd be unconscious after cracking my head inside 😂 always excited to see the notification that Captain Q and Randay have been out and about again!
I seem to remember someone saying that the difference between repairing a wooden boat and a fiberglass boat is with the wooden boat you replace parts and with fiberglass, it's all one piece.
It must be love, I enjoy the video just about as much when I'm not tempted to buy the boat at all. Somehow I can imagine myself stooped over in the 5 foot headroom and smelling the top 2 layers of skin from my face frying away on the flue pipe from the stove. It is lovely but, for someone much smaller in every way than me. Great work again fellas! Thank you much.
Thanks fellas, really enjoy your reviews, especially the personal recollections, “the C&c that disappeared to the horizon straight after the start”. Also really interesting tail of provenance in both design and build (eg Vindo begat Hallberg and Rassy....) all great stuff, teddo Flinders downunder
Captain my captain, I hope you are writing a manual for future generations to understand block and tackle on gaff rigs. I think this boat should have been named "The Hobbit" for it's headroom. Lovely boat and presentation . Thanks again.
Lovely ship! If only I was a foot shorter! Wood has its own advantages over other building materials. It really likes salt water. As long as you keep the rainwater out, keep it floating in cooler climates you can maintain her for ever. Replacing planking is possible without ruining the interior, like welding will do on a steel boat. With a steel boat it is harder to find a place to work. Welding and grinding is not allowed in most places in the Netherlands. Most of all the amount character in a wooden boat just can't be beaten. Oh, and if you happen to be young, the skills this boat wit teach you will keep you at work with good pay for life!
Captain Q has warped my mind, I’m a real sailor so I bought some Dinty Moore Stew, damn it man. So I opened the can and warmed it up, taste a bit like dog food but not bad and I’m a man who cooks for his dog..
Another great video and review! I always enjoy the captain’s perspective. Great job Captain and Randy! I’m looking forward to seeing the captain on a Cape Cod catboat!!
that is my presumption so don't take it to the bank but i can see no other reason off hand unless she was originally designed to have an engine when she was built . The engine was added as an after thought
BTW i think you were talking about mousing 6.50 when you meant seizing wire. The former is a "Dummy" wire or string that you use to pull through the required wire the latter is wire being used to secure cotter pins etc
Amazing channel. I watch and re-watch each episode. It quenches my thirst for sailing knowledge. Thank you Captain Q, thank you Randy. What is the story of the dog?
Nice boat. Those off center props take some getting used to. The "walk". Wooden boats are whole different ballgame. I recently put am offer on an old lyman, refused. I thanked God.
Captain Q ... hope you are fine ... it would ne really great to know the real value of these boats whilst launched ontologie the market ... and get the up-dated value if we had to build it up new today ! What do you think ? thanks for all these amazing reports you do on fantastic boats ... i really appreciate your work ! bravo - regards from Europe
Bud Macintosh also designed 3or 4 of Appledores built by Doris and Herb that made many trips around the world I think the last wasn’t named appledore it was Nor’easter. ? Not shure it’s in Woodenboat mag
That was another great video! I look forward to each new video you guys make. So informative and fun! I noticed they didn’t have any Dinty Moore on this boat 😉
always good to have a dog around my last dog passed two years ago and this one came aboard in vineyard haven from his birth place at the black dog ...loves to go eveywhere easy maintenance
Thank you. Wonderful show. I am a bit afraid of this boat as it takes a person who has time and luck to care for her. She is a wonderful yacht that is tight down below in the sacrifice of elegant lines. She does need a crew to sail but cast her off and do some champagne sailing.
Another outstanding video. These videos are among the very best boating videos on TH-cam. One big problem with this boat. How seaworthy can a boat be without a can of Dinty Moore aboard?
nothing to it just getting a little use to the gaff rig ...thats all otherwise its just a sailboat ...and one thing about these gaff rig boats, is that when you crack the sheets off and start reaching they really fly ...lots of fun
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"Throat, Gaff, Peak..." You never ever come away from a Cap'n Q video without learning something!! Thank you Cap'n (Ran-day and Seadog too)!
Glad you enjoyed it
indeed
Your Chanel is becoming more interesting with every episode. I hope you’re having as much fun doing them as I have watching them. Thanks!
Thanks Carlos! Always great to see your name pop up... cheers, mate!
Captain Q and Ran-Day - what absolute champions?! Made my Friday morning coffee so glorious here in Pittwater, Sydney. 20 out of 10 on the good bloke scale!!!
g'day mate
@@YachtHunters hahaha - and I bet you'd totally struggle with the Aussie pronouciation of that. You're too well spoken...
Wow that boatbuilder Paul has a fantastic job.
and an enviable workshop!
Would love to to see Captn Q and Ran-day do a series on classic historic NEw England working sail boats. Friendship sloops come to mind..
I’m not a sailor, but with every episode sailing moves up on my bucket list for when I retire.
Don't wait. Do it now. Its the greatest stress relieving activity I've ever known. Until you get caught out in a blow that is.
What are you waiting for? Seriously, make some time for yourself. Life changing.
It's absolutely convinced me! I'm looking for my first sailing dinghy now
Hi David, the dream of Sailing is the best part of the sport. You should definitely try it but on somebody else's boat first. Its not all fair winds and Gin and tonics!
The sea begins to call on you... it must be in your blood!
Wonderful to watch and learn from Captain Q...I was in the USA Navy on a Aircraft Carrier 1973-76 The Connie 64 I was communications repair ...Don't think I would ever have a sailboat unless I had a crew to work her for me and I could just enjoy the travel...well until I could learn what was what..Thanks for the wonderful videos...
We've got a lot more in store... thanks for watching and thanks for your service, Harvey!
I love your channel. Living in Kansas, I'm about as land locked as anyone could be. I've never been sailing. Ever. There weren't even any lakes near where I grew up. But now in my mid 50's I've taken an interest in sailing purely as a intellectual diversion from the daily grind and your videos bring me joy every week. Some day I hope my wife will let me buy a small lake sailing boat. Until then I'm learning what I can.
Same story here.
I was hoping to learn to sail by reading books from the library. The book that spoke to me most was one written by a French sailor and translated to English. The first thing he said was, he couldn't teach someone to sail by reading his book. He said, get on a boat and try to sail and then come back for answers to your questions. I bought a 21' San Juan from 120 miles from home. I took it 60 miles from home to a fishing lake in April for my first time on a sailboat. If I had any questions they were few. I believe I learned to sail in a past life and it all came back to me.
good story all
Capt'n Q and Ran-Day you have outdone yourselves again! I've been around boats for 40 years and I'm learning tons in every video. What a beauty and what an incredible value for a 2009 wooden boat! The wide side decks are awesome. Three strand is much better for dock lines too because it gives.
Our pleasure... thank you, David
Still landlocked in Moscow looking at some past episodes I somehow missed Cap. This little sweet heart, old school traditional rigged gaff, really brought back some memories! Made me wish I had stayed the course and finished my shipwright apprenticeship!
Thanks
Fair Winds 🤙🏻
I love all types of boats, but wooden boats are special. Some feel life like with a personality. Great job Captain...and Ran-day.
We agree!
Love the simplicity, beautiful boat.
I love every thing about this channel. Thank you guys so much for taking the time every week. I always learn something even if it's to laugh.
Hopefully ‘with’ and not ‘at’ although we’ll take either... as long as someone gets a laugh! 😃
Well I learned something today. Thanks, great learning video!
Glad to hear it!
Loved interview with Paul Rollins. Can’t wait for upcoming interview with this great shipwright. Also love gaffers.
Great Boat, Interior is classic Paul Rollins, like a working boat. I own his 82 build 42’ gaff Schooner Simplicity, impeccable workmanship many similarities. Look forward to future interviews. Thanks
I see gaff-rig and immediately think of How To Sail Oceans channel.
thanks for the suggestion... hadn't seen that channel before.
I hope captain Q last another 50 years he is so good :)
These episodes get better each week. Keep up the good work. Love the drone shot of the salty dog hanging out the window of the Jaguar. Also, that Hinkley last week was a work of art. Dream boat.
we are still thinking and talking about the Hinckley....and the Hood.... and the Vindo..... and the Scheel.... and the Cheoy Lee..... 😄
Great episode and lovely boat, Capt. Q... Rollins is one of the mainstays of traditional boatbuilding. Also, Bud McIntosh’s book was our textbook at the Landing School in Kennebunk in the 90’s.
Thanks for the info!
Thank you for showing a boat like this and the simplicity that can be had leaving more time for sailing.
Also “Riddle of the Sands”. I reread the book and the biography of the author, Erskine Childers every couple of years or so. Oh and also the movie is a good watch.
Another great vid! Thanks you guys! That wooden tiller reminded me so much of the wooden and fiberglass tiller my grandpa made many years ago for our 18’ little sailboat that we used to tack back and forth the St Lawrence River off of the shores of Wolfe Island and Kingston Ontario.
Loved this one! But then again, all of your videos are top notch!
Cheers!
Our pleasure!
I spent 25 years on the West Coast, USA, Mexican Border to the Canadian Border, out to 200 nautical miles (fuel limit), in a boat built in 1912. She brought me home safe and sound when other, more modern boats sank, with all hands lost. Inch and a half Douglas Fir planks on two inch frames 12 inches apart. Remember, wood floats!
Well said! If you get a chance to check out the sailing channels Acorn to Arabella or Sampson Boatworks you'll see the massive wood framing is not going anywhere for the next 100 years with proper maintenance.... Sounds like a fantastic 25 years on the water! cheers!
@@YachtHunters I've been following both for years, Whisky Plank went on just the other day, so a hearty CHEERS to all
Very cool hearing him talk about such a cool boat
Sailboats and Comedy (dog enjoying the car breeze at the end- HILARIOUS) mixed with great back stories and knowledge- you guys rock!
Another great video. Always enjoy watching the Captain & Ran-Day 👍
Thanks 👍
night shifts are made so much better by watching cap Q
Love to see the classics and learn the history as well as vocabulary!
Had to watch riddle of the sand again last night after 40 years, I had a better appreciation of the movie this time. I owned a 1926 Nevins wood sailboat long ago with even less headroom 😄
glad you enjoyed it.... .. as Paul Rollins said, "you go down below and lie down" which makes sense since he is about 6'4" ... a '26 nevins sounds like the both of us would hit our noggins...😄
@@YachtHunters I found the boat used in the movie and the original boat that inspired the novel, one is rotten and the original one scraped. The authors actual life was bizarre and he died from a British firing squad for running guns by boat to Ireland.
Thanks again captain Q & Ran-Day for sharing with us something unique and timeless, interesting insight into New/old school hand built yachts... Cruising with style Still more than capable to do the job
Glad you enjoyed it
Good job as always guys. Can't believe how fast you have grown.
Agreed! We’re thrilled (and surprised!) with the response... thanks for watching
Bravo to you both! Such an enjoyable, pleasant, and informative series. Attire and attitude is pure New England. As a Maine native living in exile in CT, the videos bring me back home. Thank you.
Thank you, Dave! But you have the luxury of a longer sailing season in CT... and we may just have to venture that way to get some early season sailing under our belts
Captain Q and Randi, another fantastic boat and wooden to boot, wow blown away - keep it up and thank you.
Beautiful boat but I'd be unconscious after cracking my head inside 😂 always excited to see the notification that Captain Q and Randay have been out and about again!
You and me both!
What a neat little boat! I would seriously consider this as a starter boat
18 rating, "for sure". I love wooden boats. Keep up the maintenance as prescribed. No worry.
That’s the spirit!
I seem to remember someone saying that the difference between repairing a wooden boat and a fiberglass boat is with the wooden boat you replace parts and with fiberglass, it's all one piece.
To echo the words of other's always educational and entertaining. Love the yacht hunting adventures of Capt Q and Randay 👍 Great looking wooden boat..
I always enjoy your boat tours. Thank you, gentleman.
Glad you like them!
It must be love, I enjoy the video just about as much when I'm not tempted to buy the boat at all. Somehow I can imagine myself stooped over in the 5 foot headroom and smelling the top 2 layers of skin from my face frying away on the flue pipe from the stove. It is lovely but, for someone much smaller in every way than me. Great work again fellas! Thank you much.
Well said! there is a romance about wooden ships and men of iron
I have to agree Captain.... It's beautiful simple an beautiful!!!! ✌🏻💗😊❣️
Great wooden boat
I love that boat! Thank you!
Our pleasure! thanks for watching
I thought for a minute Sea Dog had run off? Bless, there he was catching the breeze, right at the end.
faithful to the end !
Where theres a new Capt. Q episode, I drop everything to watch it!
you're very kind! thank you
Not for me, but a real work of art that deserves a loving owner. Thanks for keeping variety in your videos....
Love your vlogs. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Captain Q.
Third time I watched a video of you showing this boat it is a Jen. that’s just what I would want a sailboat
Captain Q hits yet another one outta the marina ! If the new own needs a fathometer...I'm available...🤙🤙👍👍
how are you with a lead and a little wax
@@YachtHunters ready to rock !!! I'm unfamiliar with little wax as it always turns into Big Wax 😂
Thanks fellas, really enjoy your reviews, especially the personal recollections, “the C&c that disappeared to the horizon straight after the start”. Also really interesting tail of provenance in both design and build (eg Vindo begat Hallberg and Rassy....) all great stuff, teddo Flinders downunder
Captain my captain, I hope you are writing a manual for future generations to understand block and tackle on gaff rigs. I think this boat should have been named "The Hobbit" for it's headroom. Lovely boat and presentation . Thanks again.
Hobbit would be a good name for her... or her crew! thank you😄
Thanks for sharing another great find. Love the idea of a wooden boat and this one is very sweet for day sailing ⛵️ ⛵️⛵️😘
Glad you enjoyed it... agreed....it's perfect for the day sailing picnic adventure
Lovely ship! If only I was a foot shorter! Wood has its own advantages over other building materials. It really likes salt water. As long as you keep the rainwater out, keep it floating in cooler climates you can maintain her for ever. Replacing planking is possible without ruining the interior, like welding will do on a steel boat. With a steel boat it is harder to find a place to work. Welding and grinding is not allowed in most places in the Netherlands. Most of all the amount character in a wooden boat just can't be beaten. Oh, and if you happen to be young, the skills this boat wit teach you will keep you at work with good pay for life!
Well said... and if we were 1 foot shorter it would work much better for us as well!!
Capt love the interview at the end...before you know it you'll be David Frost
Thanks for the Riddle of the Sands plug. Saw it last night. Quite enjoyable as is all your boat previews.
Excellent.... glad you enjoyed it!
What an amazing boat.
Another neat boat. Wood boats are very very cool. I don't know how practical but they look just amazing. Keep the good stuff coming.
how practical is a beautiful women or any work of art
Glad you like them!
I love this channel!!
thank you
Always enjoy watching your vids, sailboats never are dul...thanks
I watched Riddle of the Sands at your recommendation. Great movie and loved the sailing vessels! Thanks!
Captain Q has warped my mind, I’m a real sailor so I bought some Dinty Moore Stew, damn it man. So I opened the can and warmed it up, taste a bit like dog food but not bad and I’m a man who cooks for his dog..
atttaboy
Another great video and review! I always enjoy the captain’s perspective. Great job Captain and Randy! I’m looking forward to seeing the captain on a Cape Cod catboat!!
Can't wait!
Absolutely LOVE your tours guys. Please keep them coming, I'll watch them all!
thank you so much
Great show! Thanks!!
Love the bit with seadog out the car window! LOL
she refuses to stay at home
Curious about the offset prop and resulting prop wash.. I didn’t know that!
that is my presumption so don't take it to the bank but i can see no other reason off hand unless she was originally designed to have an engine when she was built . The engine was added as an after thought
Captain Q what a find sensational
really interesting boat... and great to meet the maker too... we hope to go visit him again soon. thank you
Love this.
Beautiful design, although sitting Headroom down below is a compromise
The foot well in the cockpit looks like a footfight.
These guys crack me up - and make me want to get out on the water asap
we are dying to as well , believe us !!!
little small for the family but a beautiful boat!
I'd love to see a George Buehler designed wooden boat.
They all are
Lovely boat.
Great video as always! It has become a goal of mine to one day buy a boat you’ve reviewed.
buy one that will change your life ...and let us know when you see something here or elsewhere you like ok?
BTW i think you were talking about mousing 6.50 when you meant seizing wire. The former is a "Dummy" wire or string that you use to pull through the required wire the latter is wire being used to secure cotter pins etc
i ll go with either but thank you
Amazing channel. I watch and re-watch each episode. It quenches my thirst for sailing knowledge. Thank you Captain Q, thank you Randy. What is the story of the dog?
Sea dog is here to fill the hole in the captains heart after losing his dog too soon.... he's not ready to start over again... just yet
Nice boat. Those off center props take some getting used to. The "walk". Wooden boats are whole different ballgame. I recently put am offer on an old lyman, refused. I thanked God.
Go back and offer lower... seen that work quite a few times... 😄
I had bronze belaying pins on a Kenner Privateer Ketch, very nice for organizing lines and halyards. I felt like Johnny Depp ..... =D
oh bronze ones sound even sharper.... i bet they had a nice patina!
Yep, they matched the patina of the bronze winches and deck cleats. The Privateer was a real charmer !!
Captain Q ... hope you are fine ... it would ne really great to know the real value of these boats whilst launched ontologie the market ... and get the up-dated value if we had to build it up new today ! What do you think ? thanks for all these amazing reports you do on fantastic boats ... i really appreciate your work ! bravo - regards from Europe
This is the first boat that you reviewed that
I Don’t Like.
But I Always Like your videos
Ok Sorry It’s a fun boat . period
No Worries
I will Continue to Enjoy ALL of Your Videos.
Always Fun. No Matter.
Thank you.
7:04 "unloosening" = tightening lol
😬
Bud Macintosh also designed 3or 4 of Appledores built by Doris and Herb that made many trips around the world I think the last wasn’t named appledore it was Nor’easter. ? Not shure it’s in Woodenboat mag
charlie noble? really enjoy your exploration of some great boats
missed that Charlie this time around.... perhaps brain freeze took over?
Beautiful boat , it would be great seeing her in full sail . Great stuff guys. Ps a bit could for seadog ? I think seadog is always cold lol
Sea dog is the heartiest of all of us.... we're hoping to be able to raise some sails sometime very soon... thank you for watching
That was another great video! I look forward to each new video you guys make. So informative and fun! I noticed they didn’t have any Dinty Moore on this boat 😉
Yes... very suspicious.... maybe they didn't do enough overnight sailing?
Beautifully boat
It sure is!
OK, maybe I missed it but what the backstory of the sea-dog?
always good to have a dog around my last dog passed two years ago and this one came aboard in vineyard haven from his birth place at the black dog ...loves to go eveywhere easy maintenance
Thank you. Wonderful show. I am a bit afraid of this boat as it takes a person who has time and luck to care for her. She is a wonderful yacht that is tight down below in the sacrifice of elegant lines. She does need a crew to sail but cast her off and do some champagne sailing.
but fun
Another outstanding video. These videos are among the very best boating videos on TH-cam. One big problem with this boat. How seaworthy can a boat be without a can of Dinty Moore aboard?
This is the ultimate question.... how can we trust the owner?!?!?! 😄
You could certainly cook yourself a nice bowl of the Dinty More on that stove.
...love it!
That is the boat equivalent of a Maine cabin.
agreed! well said
Liked the uber-pooper. Ha!
:-)
Not bad for a 3 month build. ***looks at projects laying around for years 😩**** Yep not bad.
There is nothing quite so pretty as a gaff rigged cutter.
we'd love to see her under sail.... would be very pretty and cruising along once you crack the sheets
Really like you videos
thank you, George!
What’s the degree of difficulty in sailing a lady like this? Nice job boys! Cap’n always a good port in the storm of daily life!!!
nothing to it
just getting a little use to the gaff rig ...thats all otherwise its just a sailboat ...and one thing about these gaff rig boats, is that when you crack the sheets off and start reaching they really fly ...lots of fun
Simple snd she is only thirty feet on deck so the scale of gear. Is rather modest
I was kind of liking the small sails, divvy those sails up so they're more manageable.
Can't say.
Rope Stays with Wooden Deadeyes and Blocks!
arrrgggggggg 😄 (Where's the pirate emoji?)
Where was the shot of the mill by a river taken?
Hans Christian Yachts, do you find any of these Captain ?
We've been looking but haven't found one to tour just yet... HC is definitely on our list, though. Cheers!
I could feel the smell of wood.
Until I saw 6:25, I didn't know i wanted to watch instructional videos of old men tying knots.