If you want I can share the stl file!

Slicing evenly isn't as easy as it looks. Unless you have one of those fancy bread slicers.

Well, that's certainly a unique qualification for matrimony! I guess we Americans are doomed to a life of subpar bread-slicing and failed marriages. But hey, at least our divorce rates keep the legal profession thriving. Maybe we should start a cultural exchange program: bread-slicing lessons for relationship advice?

@@SMG_62 german divorce rate is at 35,4% american is at 42%, but idk why you got so offended by my comment that you had to try to insult us? I was just pointing out a difference that exists because of different cultural practices. Most germans buy their bread unsliced as a loaf so they have to learn how to slice it. As I said, it took me 6 years to perfect it. Americans mostly eat pre sliced bread so they just don't have as much practice. If you just started making bread its natural you and your wife aren't as perfect at slicing it which is totally fine.

I wasn’t trying to insult anyone. Just trying to have a lighthearted conversation about cultural differences. It’s all good.

A 3D printed girlfriend? That's a cool idea, but we're not quite there yet. Printing a real person is super hard! Maybe try printing something smaller first, like a toy or a phone case. We can dream about robot girlfriends later.

@@SMG_62 that was kind of a joke but it would be neat to 3d print in silicone. That being said, theoretically you can 3d spring anything if you can assemble any molecule from atoms but our technology isn't there yet. and even if it was, I feel that the powers at be would not let us have access to it, just like they don't let us have access to zero point energy as that would put all the electrical companies out of busness.

Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for the tip!

Too much flour.

Thanks for the tip. We’ll try that next time!

Yes, this!!! It needs to be room temperature. I would also recommend searching for "Bread cooling rack" on Google and ordering one. You don't even need the rack part, it's a cross-wire sheet that lifts the bread about a ¼ inch off of whatever you let the bread rest on. It prevents moisture from forming at the bottom of the loaf, AND cooling the bread let's the porous strings of gluten "cure" if you will.

Thanks! I’ll check those out!

Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a plant-based plastic made from corn starch, among other plant materials. It's safe for food contact because it doesn't contain harmful chemicals and breaks down naturally over time.

internet users on their way to assume everything and not do a lick of research:

That sounds like a great idea but also much more expensive and time consuming. There’s nothing wrong with using PLA for food contact.

Haha. It’s okay I know where it’s been.

​@@SMG_62 Please elaborate.

@@rizzie8066 nah, he gave all the elaboration needed.

Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a plant-based plastic made from corn starch, among other plant materials. It's safe for food contact because it doesn't contain harmful chemicals and breaks down naturally over time.

Ok that's good 😅 I was getting worried about that

PLA (Polylactic Acid) has a potential advantage over HDPE in food contact environments due to its biodegradable nature. This means it can break down into environmentally friendly substances under specific conditions, such as industrial composting. While both materials are considered safe for food contact, the environmental impact at the end of their life cycle is where PLA often shines. Typically plastic cutting boards are made from High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE). Both HDPE and PLA are generally considered safe for food contact.

Yes it is. It's a 1996 SS140LX. It's been in my family since new. Great boat and it's held up great over the years. A little deck work has been done and the gelcoast has been resprayed. Other than that still runs like a champ.

Yes they are! Got it fixed though. Hopefully they last. Yes! That’s why this time I have a separate battery for just accessories. Thanks for watching!

That would probably work!

That’s a great tip!

If you wanna make that again you could either get a finger break or find someone who has one and ask to use it. Makes making bends like that so much easier

That’s a great tip. The original is still holding like a champ. I’ll keep that in mind for the future.

Haha I wish. Looks like an electrical problem.

@@SMG_62I swear to god anything that’s old when I buy it (more than 10 years) if I can i just say screw it and make my own wiring harness you can skip a lot of the stuff that causes the harness to fail like this and usually is as easy as jumping a wire if you do Of course that’s if you have electrical expertise I’ve been doing it for a long time so it might be much harder than I remember it

@awsomegamer8277 you are correct sir. That’s next on the list. There is a lot of stuff that needs to be gone through and deleted.

@@SMG_62 exactly he’ll half the fuses I find people just put a higher voltage into all you really need is positive power on a button to start, negative to the magneto to stop it, if you have an alternator feed that directionally into the battery then you can put literally anything you could even need on a separate power system that won’t screw you’re entire system if it fails can still be charged and keeps a battery charged for starting seems complicated but if that’s your plan I figure you know exactly what I’m talking about. I’m my experience that set up never fails unless you sink the whole boat (Might wanna hook a to the main power to a electric bilge pump) personally i usually either add a selector so I can run it off of the auxiliary or main power or just add a manual one (my boats are usually small enough for that) just do a little waterproofing for that system or have one of your batteries as high up as you can. Anyway good luck and hopefully it goes well

There you go! I believe that was the main difference between the two. Same bore just mor air.

Depending on how old your motor is you can typically find the parts you need on the minn kota parts website. Good luck finding it! It can be tough sometimes. minnkota.johnsonoutdoors.com/us/support/buy-parts-online

Glad I could help you out! Thanks for watching!

That's a tough one. It could be the windings or the brushes. Do some of these tests and see what you find. I believe you can replace the entire armature and brushes for les than a new one. Good luck!

Hopefully this video helped out a little. Trial and error is the best way to learn. Good luck!

Great! I just looked at mine the other day and it still looks great after 6-7 years.

There you go! Use what works for you! Lumber ain't cheep!

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you loved it!

Or did I?

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully it helped with your own project!3

Nope. Self-etching primer works like normal primer. Just put the paint over it and whatever top coat you want. Good luck!

Thanks for the comment. lol

Haha. That would have been great!

That could be. Rustoleum has always worked great for me!

That sounds like it would be fun. Great tips! I'll have to check them out if I'm ever painting something critical like an airplane.

Ohh! That sounds awesome. Can't wait to see the video!

Thanks for watching!

Good luck finding those parts. I've not been able to find them since I bought this kit years ago. Maybe try an old marina that might have old parts laying around.

Thank you!

I'm not sure about heat. let me know how it worked out!

I think 220 should be plenty. Give it a shot and see how it turns out.

haha. I wish. I don't think they'd be up for that.

You are correct sir.

Glad to share it! Thanks for watching!

If you can figure out how to find those please let me know. lol

hahaha. I love a good dad joke. Thanks for watching! Glad I could help!