Making a Tesla Boat - Safety Third 78

[@blus-]

Clearly the baby is a paid actor, no way a real baby would be that calm when anything starts lmao

[@laurahaaima1436]

The baby is a robot.. clearly

[@ESEsnipes]

paid in full nap time and bottle of warm milk

[@B-Bot999]

Whos baby is that

[@Kenny.Orellana]

I swear I didn't realize there was a baby until Kevin talked about his rum

[@jessiebarker13]

@@B-Bot999 def not will's /s

[@gangstreG123]

Nigel's reverse-aging potion works great!

[@dijosto]

It honestly took me a few mins into the podcast to understand the joke

[@kiiiisu]

lol same :D @@dijosto

[@mrhenk007]

I read this thinking you meant Peter, I scroll up and see William sitting there. XD

[@Pink_Char]

this podcast always makes me feel so much more unsafe

[@vindrisk]

I usually feel better about my life choices after each episode.

[@iambear.6526]

too late nerddd @DontReadMyProfilePicture.57

[@FasutonemuMyoji]

When the dont read my name bot shows up on you yt channel, man... you know you really made the big time.

[@MeTheTherapist]

WOOOO THIS ONE IS AFTER OPEN SAUCE WE DID IT BRRRRR BRRRRRR BRRRRRRR

[@Chaos_Senpai]

Just to know opensauce didn't bankrupt everyone

[@LucGendrot]

"I'm pretty sure your child is dying, we have to end this" I love this podcast.

[@orion10x10]

I was really confused as to why William was holding a baby, I was just sitting here like "is he gonna address why he's holding a baby" LOL i forgot, congrats

[@B-Bot999]

Did will have a kid?

[@weedbear]

​@@B-Bot999yes he did

[@B-Bot999]

@@weedbear I'm shure that it won't go horribly

[@Tunkkis]

​@@B-Bot999There's a reason Chelsea is referred to as "caretaker".

[@blazeron12]

Chelsea had a kid and Will is just here to help@@Tunkkis

[@N.Biddle]

11:38 Kevin, you said that if you the first knot that goes in the water won’t have any pull on the rope. This would be true if there was nothing tied to the end of the rope. This is why they would tie a log to the end of the rope. They would then count the amount of knots that slipped through their hands. This then had to be recorded in a book. Because there was a log tied to the rope, this book was called “The Log Book”.

[@Goblin-Lord]

Wait fr? That's super interesting

[@LuckyMoniker]

ive seen more like a wooden paddle rather than a log, at least for purpose made ones at least

[@DragonFiesta]

HONEST best parent to parent advice, put spare cloths in the diaper bag for mom and dad not JUST the baby. a blowout diaper means everything gets shit on it. my kid had a blowout on the way to visit my sister and her boyfriend came home an hour after we thought we had all cleaned up and had poop on him as well.

[@jerome5362]

The word Knots refers to Nautical Miles per hour. 1 Nautical Mile is equal to 1.151 Statue Miles. The reason ships and airplanes use Knots for speed is because it's a division equal to a minute of arc (1/60 of a degree) of latitude at the equator, aiding in chart navigation. Measuring Knots historically was done by throwing a sea anchor into the water and counting the number of equidistant knots tied into the rope, as they pass through the hand.

[@lordmon555]

The boat build is awesome peter don't listen to the big nerds out there you do you that boat is dope.

[@SnowingNapalm]

yeah good luck 🍀 on your 🚢 boat peter 😁👍🏼 don't forget backup trolling motors with solar or wind generated power to storage for reducing fuel ⛽ costs though you'll still need the full power option basically it'd be electric ⚡💡 assisted propulsion and i did like your vid on direct wind to water drive model ❤ not as useful into wind except anchoring to hold position but still highly valuable for directional choice propulsion just have to minimize drag forces in the unwanted direction or use the drag forces to pull you even further in the desired direction ❤❤ also hi William potato ,&everyone👍🏼

[@priscillajusto-repp8152]

This podcast really calms me down after doing college courses.

[@Le_dank_memez]

Loved Nigel in this one

[@tbthegr81]

For those interested: The anime with the vending machine is "Reborn as a vending machine, now I roam the dungeon" and the magic one is "Mashle: Magic and Muscles"

[@joakofandy]

The way William is shaking in auto pilot, just hilarious.

[@ignosegnose5578]

Omg, I missed Peter! Glad he's finally back as a guest.

[@jibbyjibbb]

I love the boat build. Peter please finish the boat, it is sick.

[@asteriacipherines]

they mentioned Peter in the description of this video as a guest but still have his name in the channel’s profile as a host im starting to worry that the same will happen to Nigel..

[@aidanclark196]

I think everyone is both host and guest at this point t lol

[@regdogg]

The about profile section hasn't been updated since the firs episode, Peter was initially going to be a regular host, but took a long break from it to work on bigger videos, probably the same for Nigel, since he said he will post 6 more big projects before the end of 2023.

[@venkaramon]

Nigel is also in Canada so he won't be on like before since they prefer doing it in person that's the downside of not doing it via video. Especially since Kevin is basically Wills neighbor it's gonna be in person from now on most likely

[@SilentCyRadioShow]

The boat vids are awesome. Haters gonna hate, they can complain all they want, you do you booboo. They're sitting there not making anything and then being rude when you do something you want.

[@playstuff7574]

The Red Sea is full of those. Some burn all night. A few burn during the day. Heard it was a venting issue when they ran out of storage for the off gasses. Referring to the oil platforms. But the ones off the coast of CA rarely blast flames.

[@thexbigxgreen]

I feel like the Safety Third crew and extended group would make an awesome entry for the Redbull Flugtag, especially if Peter was involved

[@steven95N]

William stole a baby for this one? Neat.

[@paulstraw]

I started crying around the same time as Potato. Good to have you back, boys. :D

[@weirdstuf2396]

49:30 can't speak for all the oil refineries in Texas, but apparently the thinking is that burning the oil byproducts/some natural gas is cheaper than funneling or transporting it to be productive

[@jokuseko]

knots are nautical miles per hour. Nautical miles are defined as one arc minute of latitude on the equator.

[@TheShizzlemop]

blah blah blah blah blah . blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah .

[@ediefreddie5438]

For the record I love the boat content. It’ll also open up new video ideas in the future so it’s an investment.

[@toamastar]

Im listening on my phone and heard the first noise the baby made and was like "that was a weird noise Kevin just made" not realising there was a literal baby on set lmao

[@xloud2000]

New idea for a Nile Red video: Making Cherry Coke out of 3000 flies

[@wtfpwnz0red]

I've been watching the boat project intently. As a new boat owner it is relevant to my interests. My boat also has a skeg!

[@andrewevenson2657]

The global temp raise thing he was talking about was due to the dirty fuel from the ships seeding clouds. Boats would leave literal clouds behind them and that would reflect sunlight. I think the change they made was regulations to make fuel cleaner, and there was a drastic raise in temperature over the ocean after the switch to greener fuel, and if I recall they didn’t know the cause for a few years after the change. They only recently figured out the cloud seeding as the cause. Basically, they pumped greenhouse gasses into the air, but our prediction of how much warming affect that had was way off because we didn’t account for the seeded clouds, and now that the clouds are gone, we are suffering the consequences of our past actions.

[@WELC0MET0N0VEMBERWWWWWWWWWWWW]

I'm enjoying the boat videos

[@Geocrazygaming]

Million dollar idea: Manual transmission wheelchair!!!

[@Samonie67]

whoa it's mister tesla boat guy, he's so impressive

[@Cameron_Mind]

I love the boat vids they’re SOOO much work I appreciate them

[@beeeennnnnnn]

omg real little willie!

[@chrisc1140]

All that the discussion of boat fuel consumption did was make me even ***more*** certain that if I ever got into something more than lake boating, it would be with a sailboat. My grandfather always stuck his nose up at "stinkpots" as he called motor boats, even though even he was willing to use an outboard for in and around the marina.

[@BeanerMan13]

That raccoon William rented looks funny

[@dalekkirbygaming4876]

The knots term came about because you would tie a log to the end of a rope and measure out how many knots slid from your hand as you went through the water and was meant to be relative speed in relation to water. This is why ship's have a log book. Because you would record your speed in it. Knots in the log book. With the log at the end of the rope. Denoting the name log book.

[@ska042]

Aside from the term's origin, the unit of measurement used for long distances is nautical miles, and a knot is a nautical mile per hour, makes sense to want speed and distance measurements to fit together.

[@MRblazedBEANS]

Will being a father is great. Cant wait for the baby projects and experiments.

[@Jandroverse]

I saw Will build the stroboscope a looooong time ago…now I see Will made a baby time flies

[@danvanmuizenberg6650]

I think red diesel is for commercial use, if you keep your boat up to survey specification, you could register it as a support vessel for your, you know job?

[@danvanmuizenberg6650]

In Australia I think it is only primary industries that get the cheap diesel, you might have to start fishing

[@Di3Leberwurst]

@11:30 Well boats existed for thousands of years. They made a measurement some time in the past and just stuck with it.

[@mmmlinux]

I used to work on ultra centrifuges 100k+ RPM. Those things are no joke when there a rotor failure at that speed.

[@yeettis]

What layer of fly would taste the best

[@mmmlinux]

@@yeettis honestly if I still worked on them we would have an immediate answer to a fly in an ultra centrifuge.

[@Psi105]

What about a sail boat, but the sail is not a sail but a large vertical mounted solar array you rotate and angle towards the sun So instead of pulling a 15 meters x 15meters barge of panels behind you, you have a 15x15 meter vertical solar array. The hard thing would be making the panel array light enough to be mounted that way without messing up the boat CG And the panels kind need to tilt on the sail for the situation where the sunlight is directly overhead.

[@McRobloc]

I have been wondering who the demographic of the vending machine anime is. It turns out it's silly folks like William. Love the content and hope to see Peter cruising around in his boat soon.

[@SatanSupimpa]

I don't know if is the city they were trying to remember, but Centralia, Pennsylvania is a near-ghost town with a coal mine burning beneath it since 1962. And it's predicted to keep burning for about 250 years.

[@Tunkkis]

Dang, that baby caught me off guard.

[@Tunkkis]

Cute kid though, nicely done.

[@cstemshorn]

I need to know the optimal car battery to coral reef ratio

[@FlintSparkedStudios]

Always good to see Petah

[@KillerTacos54]

Yay Peter’s back

[@joesmama4u]

Peter is literally building the modern ship of Theseus

[@StephenEggleston]

Caretaker clearly did an amazing job. That’s a wonderful baby.

[@Estuardomendez13]

ok hydrofoil nerd here there are partial hydrofoils most of em have a surface piercing foil in front and it basically just wheelies the entire boat and usses the butt of the boat as a pivot point, most hydrofoil boats had aluminum hulls like the uss tucumcari, cause weight really affects hydrofoil performance, so they arent good for cargo or heavy freight. it makes the thing less boaty and more planey. and look up the uss tucumcari it folds the foils up for docking and i cant image the type of bearings those things used, it also crashed into a reef and that was the end of it. it used a tuboshaft engine to run a water jet pump and the bottom of the rear hydrofoils had 2 water intakes to draw in water, it looks like a nightmare of enginnering to have a water intake in a system that has to hold the boat and that has to fold like 70 degrees, the pegasus one has the same system but the back foils are conected into one big wing that pivots backwards and put of the water behind the boat, these boats were also pretty much immune to underwater mines as the hull was outside the water and the foils were super strong. the pegasus turbed by pivoting the entire front foil i think the tucumcari was the same but i havent come up with direct evidence for it. last thing the pegasus still has the fastest crossing of the panama channel to this day

[@captainkeys1]

The least efficient way to move a car would probably be a pulse jet engine. plus those are just fun anyways!

[@danvanmuizenberg6650]

School canyon road in Ventura is a prime example of the weird wells

[@Jim-Stick]

Best way to handle crab. Put them in the freezer for ~20-30 minutes. This will put them in a vegetative state. Take them out, grab the legs, and pull the side of the top off. That way you can clean them before cooking them.

[@ripe.berries9307]

little Willie

[@mateostenberg]

Potato is one of the most entertaining babies ever such a silly dude

[@upgradeandimprove]

Will where is the one from open sauce I was excited to see it

[@munaq-jp]

Peter is back!

[@Nonzerotonin]

We making it out of the trash can with this one

[@friendlynerd599]

The least efficient cam. An engine that moves a cam that lifts and drops the car body, the car body is connected to a wheel by a rod that’s connected to a shaft on the wheels.

Minion Osman was the best.

[@css145hs]

Got it backwards boys. Going at hull speed is super inefficient. There are two types of hulls, displacement and non-displacement. Displacement hulls have a hull speed, and it gets exponentially harder to go faster as you approach it. You can’t go past it (maybe a little). Non-displacement hulls is when you plane and then you dont have a max speed.

[@yeettis]

What boat you own

[@georgealexanderp]

Kevin - the burning of that fuel type was banned internationally in 2022. So fewer sulfur clouds lead to more sun and higher ocean temps.

[@sofiau3252]

Podcast day lesgoooo

[@NolieRavioli]

peter trying to trigger Mr. backyard's adhd by asking him how many times he can say knot

[@kieleyevatt2232]

I was listening on audio and 9.5 min in I hear a baby and am like ???

[@Groovewonder2]

the ship fuel global cooling thing you referred to was that ship fuel is now limited it how much sulfur it can contain because the sulfur compounds generated greatly contribute to acid rain and the acidification of the oceans. Well, those sulfur compounds also acted as cloud seeds and MASSIVE con-trail-like clouds would form behind boats using those high-sulfur fuels. Those clouds were so massive that they could literally be seen from space. They were also so massive that they acted like a safety blanket and reflected an absurd amount of light/energy and contributed multiple degrees of global cooling, covering up exactly how much we're fucking the environment. afaik, that pattern of heating hasn't slowed down and is still ongoing source: Hank Green did a video on it.

[@MrNoipe]

Hank Green is an unreliable narrator

[@fireandcopper]

I'm a mid 20's uncle to a wonderful nephew, he's almost a year and everything to him is "Buh". He points, "Buh" and i carry or he holds my pinky to basically run. I call him my "lil monkey fellah" because of karl pilkington

[@gregw1076]

Re: low sulfur shipping fuel, was caused by regulations from the international shipping organizations, and it was able to force this improvement for the majority of the world. And yes the previous pollution was masking climate change issues, and this gives good data to study in case we want to try geo-engineering by releasing sulfur dioxide in the future

[@nickcoul699]

Potato looking like a security blanket

[@stasi0238]

Back in the days of the alchemy they invented the formic acid by distilling ants. Good old days

[@BrandEver117]

They stopped burning that fuel because it caused acid rain. So basically if we can find an additive that has the same effect without causing acid rain or some other bad stuff, then it would be helpful

[@INFLICTEDPAIN213]

Your at the quiet baby stage, wait till shes 1 like my daughter then they get chatty and fast, next up is two, my sons age. Now they have attitude and talk in ramblings like its another language, and belive me they get even faster and smarter then they let on 😂 good luck both of you enjoy every moment

[@newtome-jessegates6310]

I’ve been waiting for this ❤

[@sparkysadsup]

i want a anime corner for this podcast now

[@HoneyMike]

Peter Sripol, the only host more rare than Nigel Red

[@DragonFiesta]

that poor baby looks just like their dad, Peter Stripol

[@chillzedd8179]

Safety Third is a family vlog channel now

[@valle1113]

whats the name of the onepunchman harry potter anime they are talking about at 1:06:30 ?

[@afusaandco]

"Mashle - Magic and Muscles" Very fun anime.

[@valle1113]

@@afusaandco thanks

[@ayeeniko]

What's with the cross in the background, volunteer carpentry for peter's church? lol

[@FlintSparkedStudios]

It’s a cursed chair that Kevin built

[@ExopMan]

That robotic baby looks really good

[@ac.creations]

Baldies Gape 3 is really fun. I have about 20 hrs on my 3rd character.

[@you-fq7ug]

Electric fuel pump on carborated engine with no return line. 1mpg😂 I’ve tested it. A lot of power

[@jake82dixon]

you guys should get Codyslab on the podcast

[@4th3r48]

Potato is so cute! Cant want for the inevitable crazy ass toys Will is going to make her.

[@lordsqueak]

Peter is learning that boats... is a money sink.

[@lettersnstuff]

pretty sure the least efficient way to use gas would be to just set a puddle of it on fire under a bunch of stirling engines, right?

[@FasutonemuMyoji]

it's like the calvin and hobbes slow race but for thermodynamics

[@howycwap]

Centralia, Pennsylvanian town that is still currently smoldering underneath

[@james10739]

I definitely had been thinking that guy and the pan guy was the same guy

[@zazat33]

must be so weird for the kid to watch this after growing up

[@_Junkers]

That one friend who is consumed with one topic:

[@pt008]

You can tell a show has jumped the shark, when they add a baby. 😉

[@BarrettSmithBB]

The thing about electric vehicles that people don't realize is battery economics. The electric motors are very robust, the electronics are robust and reliable. But the battery capacity and energy density, and reliability are the sticking points. 50% of the value of vehicles are in the battery, and the battery will degrade regardless of how you treat the battery. Only now are people realizing the long term economic disadvantage of the big capacity electric vehicles. No one wants to buy a 10yr old electric which needs a new battery that costs more than 50% of the car's value. On top of that the manufacturer won't sell you the new battery and is anti-consumer. Which basically means, big capacity battery cars will become the new e-waste.

[@elliothickle4805]

52:18 I tried this with roaches and they dont last long😂

[@thexbigxgreen]

Aww little baby bean Osman ❤

[@cpburk3]

Hydrofoils that go up when you let go in case you're flying over a blowout

[@stabby_squirrel]

That's a cute squirrel

[@epicthief]

My fav bois being real boys

[@RythmicRaindrops]

I mean, this is an awfully old episode, but really, you don't even need the solar panels. If you just kind of highly efficient generator, it just runs at 1 RPM to recharge the batteries, then you don't even need as many batteries, and you still have no range anxiety.