Hier Teil 1 ansehen: https://youtu.be/RKZoVOpH2lI
Hier Teil 2 ansehen: https://youtu.be/r9HwFnMmqsk
Das Bild Berlins um 1900, gestaltet aus frühen Filmaufnahmen, Fotos und anderen Dokumenten, vielfarbig, bewegt und überraschend wie der Blick in ein Kaleidoskop. Die mit vielen Preisen ausgezeichnete Dokumentarfilmerin Irmgard von zur Mühlen stellt dem Glanz der Metropole und den imposanten Bauten des Wilhelminismus die Hinterhöfe und das harte Los der Fabrikarbeiter gegenüber. Gezeigt wird der Alltag der Berliner*innen, das bunte Treiben in den Einkaufsstraßen und die Not der Obdachlosen. In der Nacht locken Bars, Restaurants, Theater und Lichtspielhäuser.
Hier Teil 1 ansehen: https://youtu.be/RKZoVOpH2lI
Hier Teil 3 ansehen: https://youtu.be/3QRx3qL1KfY
Das Bild Berlins um 1900, gestaltet aus frühen Filmaufnahmen, Fotos und anderen Dokumenten, vielfarbig, bewegt und überraschend wie der Blick in ein Kaleidoskop. Die mit vielen Preisen ausgezeichnete Dokumentarfilmerin Irmgard von zur Mühlen stellt dem Glanz der Metropole und den imposanten Bauten des Wilhelminismus die Hinterhöfe und das harte Los der Fabrikarbeiter gegenüber. Gezeigt wird der Alltag der Berliner*innen, das bunte Treiben in den Einkaufsstraßen und die Not der Obdachlosen. In der Nacht locken Bars, Restaurants, Theater und Lichtspielhäuser.
Looking for the perfect gift for the boat lover in your life? Our Orca plaques and Project Orca hats are now available in the Tips From a Shipwright online store—unique pieces inspired by the iconic vessel and crafted for fans of the project.
Lofting for Orca is moving steadily along, and we’re excited to share that new lines drawings for both Orca and Lou’s flat bottom skiff will be released soon. Big steps forward as we bring these classic boats back to life!
Shop now and support the build ➤ https://tipsfromashipwright.com/store-2/
We want to thank all our supporters and followers for helping us get this far! Keep following us on this journey and check out our website and social feeds for additional content.
Hier Teil 2 ansehen: https://youtu.be/r9HwFnMmqsk
Hier Teil 3 ansehen: https://youtu.be/3QRx3qL1KfY
Das Bild Berlins um 1900, gestaltet aus frühen Filmaufnahmen, Fotos und anderen Dokumenten, vielfarbig, bewegt und überraschend wie der Blick in ein Kaleidoskop. Die mit vielen Preisen ausgezeichnete Dokumentarfilmerin Irmgard von zur Mühlen stellt dem Glanz der Metropole und den imposanten Bauten des Wilhelminismus die Hinterhöfe und das harte Los der Fabrikarbeiter gegenüber. Gezeigt wird der Alltag der Berliner*innen, das bunte Treiben in den Einkaufsstraßen und die Not der Obdachlosen. In der Nacht locken Bars, Restaurants, Theater und Lichtspielhäuser.
As Nazi Germany collapsed in the final days of World War II, Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring, one of Adolf Hitler’s highest-ranking deputies and head of the Luftwaffe, attempted to position himself as Hitler’s successor. On April 23, 1945, he sent a message to Hitler suggesting he take over leadership, since Hitler was trapped in Berlin. Hitler interpreted this as treason and stripped Göring of all titles and ordered his arrest.
Realizing Germany’s defeat was imminent, Göring attempted to surrender to the Western Allies rather than fall into Soviet hands. On May 6, 1945, he surrendered to U.S. forces near Radstadt in Austria. He was taken into custody without resistance.
The Americans treated Göring as a high-value prisoner. He was interrogated, held at Camp Ashcan (the interrogation center for senior Nazis), and later became the top defendant at the Nuremberg Trials. During the trials he attempted to defend the Nazi regime and portray himself as Hitler’s rational counterbalance, but he was found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Sentenced to death by hanging, Göring avoided execution by committing suicide with cyanide on October 15, 1946.
Join us in the shop for a special visit from Russ Mason of Powermatic Tools! Russ stops by for a shop tour and to discuss upgrading some of our Powermatic equipment—including our Table Saw, Band Saw, Jointer, Planer, and adding in an Air Filtration System.
After the delivery, Russ returns to help Lou uncrate, set up, and dial in every machine. Along the way, he breaks down the benefits of Powermatic’s latest innovations, including:
🔸 ArmorGlide coating for superior rust prevention and low friction work surface
🔸 Helicoil cutterheads for smoother, quieter, and cleaner cuts
🔸 Improved adjustability and precision across the lineup
🔸 Enhanced dust and air filtration for a cleaner, safer shop
Whether you’re a professional shipwright, a weekend woodworker, or a Powermatic fan, this episode gives you an inside look at how these tools upgrade our workflow and elevate the build of the Orca.
Find all these Powermatic Tools and more at the link below:
https://powermatic.com/products
Check out our new merchandise, including our limited run of ORCA Plaques, at our webstore:
https://tipsfromashipwright.com/store-2/
Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more hands-on boatbuilding!
We want to thank all our supporters and followers for helping us get this far! Keep following us on this journey and check out our website and social feeds for additional content.
In this episode of Tips From a Shipwright, we finish planking the transom of Orca!
Follow along as we walk through the full process of installing and epoxying the second layer of planking using TotalBoat Epoxy. We’ll show the techniques for securing the planks with temporary construction screws, ensuring a tight, clean bond—and then removing them once the epoxy has fully cured.
Whether you’re restoring a classic vessel or just love traditional boatbuilding, this episode offers practical tips, clean visuals, and step-by-step instruction straight from the shop.
If you'd like to purchase Epoxy or any of our sponsor TotalBoat's products, please use our affiliate link below—it helps support the channel as well:
https://www.totalboat.com/tipsfromashipwright
Check out our new merchandise, including our limited run of ORCA Plaques, at our webstore:
https://tipsfromashipwright.com/store-2/
Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more hands-on boatbuilding!
We want to thank all our supporters and followers for helping us get this far! Keep following us on this journey and check out our website and social feeds for additional content.
We’ve been making big progress here at Tips From A Shipwright — the shop is coming alive with brand-new Powermatic power tools and fresh lumber for building out our lofting floor. It’s an exciting next step as we gear up for upcoming boatbuilding projects and restoration work.
A huge thank-you to our incredible sponsors and supporters who make this possible:
⚓ Total Boat – for keeping every build together and looking good
⚙️ Powermatic – for providing the gold standard in woodworking tools
🪵 Boulter Plywood and Arnold Lumber – for supplying the wood for the lofting floor
⛵ Catboat Preservation Group – for their generous donation
🔨 The Woodworker’s Guild – for their continued encouragement and support
🧭 Check Out Our New Merchandise:
We’ve just added new items to the shop, including our limited run of ORCA Plaques — each featuring a real piece of the original Orca boat!
👉 https://tipsfromashipwright.com/store-2/
🛠️ Support the Channel:
If you'd like to purchase Wet Edge paint or any of our sponsor Total Boat’s products, please use our affiliate link below — it helps support the channel too:
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Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes updates as we continue setting up the new shop and get back to the real craft — building boats!
📺 Subscribe to follow our journey, and support the channel to help keep traditional boatbuilding alive.
As part of the 2025 Toolroom takeover YouTube collaboration, we invent and make the world's first adjustable Allen key.
If you would like to get access to fully dimensioned plans (and the CAD) for this project, please visit our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/c/ChronovaEngineering
Check out Jonesey Makes' video here: https://youtu.be/Ea1sKIVE584
and Clough42's video here: https://youtu.be/yr9n0EnwoZY
Or watch the full Toolroom Takeover 2025 playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2ISTNaXIkzC2s9OMVn2EnkT_c3g7JU9-
In this video Mike begins work on the Tourbillon cage for the pocket watch project.
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In this video, Mike machines the first components for his pocket watch project. This video also covers jewel setting, heat treatment and achieving a black polish.
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In this video, Mike designs and builds a dual-direction servo-driven actuator for a project in collaboration with the University of Southampton.
Additional footage of the biomechanics experiments can be viewed for free on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/c/ChronovaEngineering
Patreon subscribers can also access drawings for this project and other bonus content.
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