I made this video to show how to make a coiled paddle and fishing rod retainer, or leash, that can keep your stuff from sinking into the water. 3D printing, math, and not taking things seriously included. Luv ya Canada.
This guy is incredible. As an Albertan i thought he was being snotty, but, after a few more of his jokes, I realized I just need to calm down. Thanks to you host-guy for settling my nerves through quality DIY and poignant humour.
As an electrician we are xpert Fisher men/women we fish cables every day👍as for a 3d printer I'm all out of one mate if you took the time you spent & money burnt fingers etc it would be far more quicker & cheaper buying a lead man hrs against cost im not wanting to piss on your chips strong effort if you got plenty of retirement time good effort 🤘👏👏
Great DIY job! Too bad I bought a NRS paddle leash coil, I could have tried to make one myself watching your video! I enjoyed it. I found it by searching a video showing how to use the NRS leash... The guy in the video I found was speaking spanish I think,.. and it helped me to realize the mistake he and I did. Now I am a pro at it. And I was cought by your title video to watch your video! I could understand your speach even with the strong south accent, being from the north of america (it means Canada !.. haha lol ) Take care, we all love Mexico... lol Seriously, from which state are you? I am from Montréal, Québec, Canada.
@@billhyde8303 Thanks. I think i caught and recognized the logo. Pretty sure it is Paracord Planet. They seem to make some really good stuff. And if it's that strong, then it's stronger than what I could find for paracord at Menards. Looking at using some for my anchor line on my kayak.
I’m super interested in the math, charts, and graphs portion of this video. Kinda lose interest with all the boring kayak equipment fabricating gibberish filler going on though. It does have a good beat and is easy to dance to so I’ll give it an 87.
Nothing makes fishing more fun than dividing by 6s and 7s. Just think how good the math and charts will be when I actually get in a boat, or on some water, or near a fish tank...