Third Anniversary Q&A!
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- This episode on Blondihacks, it's my third RUclips anniversary! Let's answer viewer mail. Exclusive videos, drawings, models & plans available on Patreon!
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Quinn - A hearty congratulations on your channel's first three years. I have seen considerable growth in your presenting style, and your production values (and your number of followers, too). I'm totally amazed that you can keep a (presumably) full-time job, and still crank out a well-produced and comprehensive video every week - without fail. You must be one of those people who only needs a few hours sleep every night! Looking forward to the NEXT three years!
You are a master and gracious follower of Quinn. You know she knows her stuff. Psst! Quinn! That was Ron! Did you see it?! I hope Old Tony is OK. You guys rock.
I’d love to see a Quinn, Covell, and Old Tony collaboration… maybe a bomber seat with brass piping and fittings, or a custom aluminium and brass gas tank and for Tony’s trails bike…
@@chrisgedrim Hey, I'm totally up for this! And - I'm planning to start making a new bomber-style seat in the near future.
Congratulations 🎈🍾🎉👊🏼🙏🏼
Thanks Jimmy! ☺️
Quinn is one of the best educators on RUclips. I appreciate all of the time and effort that you put into your content. Many of the lessons that you teach are relevant to life outside of the shop as well. Congratulations on reaching this milestone and I look forward to seeing many more.
Completely nailed it. She's a gifted, patient, entertaining, self-deprecating teacher, first and foremost. Wish we could clone her and distribute her throughout America's inner-city schools.
Totally 👍
Your folks machined an excellent human being. Really enjoyed this, Quinn. This video helped me more than my last session with my therapist. :)
Cat sections:
1:16
16:14
(In all seriousness, the beginner lathe and mill videos you've made have DEFINITELY lowered the barrier for entry for a lot of folks. And are hugely appreciated.)
We also need all the commandments featuring Sprocket with titles describing her current cat state. 😂
On the subject of failure… Some tidbits most everyone knows, but worth repeating.
Failure is a big aspect of the learning process. If you give up when you fail, you most likely are giving up on your education.
On the other hand, my kids piano teacher use to say, “Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.”
Planning helps prevent failure. There’s never enough time to do something right the first time, but always time to do it over. Take the time to do it right the first time.
Love your channel, Quinn.
3:1 production:working ratio sounds about right. I can tell you put a lot of time and thought into setting up shots, audio, editing, etc. People don't realize how much time goes into making a simple 20 minute video
3:1 is gold. I think I'm more like 10:1. But I'm too picky, and usually late with projects.
A common ratio for youtube is 60:1 - ie, one hour editing for every minute of final video. Casey Neistat mentioned this as a ratio for his daily vlogs, and I've heard lots of other people mention similar ratios too. Achieving 3:1, especially including setting up shots, is truly excellent and means that your processes are well optimised!
@@kyelight that's not exactly what she was saying. The 3:1 ratio was video time (Setup+edit) vs shop time. No mention of production time vs video length.
I would imagine that this also heavily depends on your editing style. Quinn's videos are low paced, so that should make it slightly easier to make longer videos with less production time. Not that I'm criticizing the pace though. It suits the content.
1:45 in and Quinn touches on the big subject, once summarized perfectly on Hobby Machinist forum:
The only thing I've ever seen two machinists agree on is that a 3rd machinist is doing it wrong.
Keep up the good work, Quinn!
Lol, never thought about it that way, but a great observation!
Your attitude, willingness to share the good and the "fails" is appreciated so much. Learning from an expert (no mistakes) doesn't really show the part of "how to get there". Making mistakes along the way and learning from them is the real process! Thanks for all you do!
Ditto.
Ditto
That's a really good point here. I've noticed that many RUclipsrs don't acknowledge these issues and the ethics of their craft.
cant believe this isn't a million subs kinda channel. your blend of humour, info, sweet sweet machining and cool projects is very fun to watch. congratulations on your 3 years
Quinn, when I retired I started buying machine tools to keep my brain in gear. I have endless jobs to do around the farm and the neighborhood. Thank you for your time in the metal shop classroom. I need it
Embracing vulnerability and humanity! What a novel thought! You have been pretty high on my respect scale for years,, Now you are getting close to off the scale! Thanks!
1: Sprocket is such a beautiful cat!
2: this was a very nice visit; i am old metal worker and electronics tech, (still learning)but am new to you tube. I enjoy your projects, butb
it was nice to learn more about Quinn the person.
3: i agree with not working when you are stressed or fatigued; not ony can you get hurt, but you can make a lot of scrap out of both the workpiece and the machinery and instruments.
Gloria Estefan said “Turn the beat around”. Works well with the Machinery’s Handbook, too. I love your self - effacing humor and your generosity in sharing your experiences. Congratulations and here’s to many more years!
Quinn
I admire your channel and your work.
I'm a 50 year working machinist who has worked manual machining, CNC, been a Model Maker for a medical device company, also worked as method engineer. I believe in a generation Hobbie machining will be the only machining still being done.
Three D printing seems to be the future of all manufacturing.
Metal workers are going the way of the black smith.
Congrats on your 3 years of success, and thank you for sharing your mistakes. And, especially, how you recover and learn from those mistakes. If we (universal we) never made a mistake, we wouldn't really learn.
BTW, I find my self hearing "Yyyyyatsi!" in the back of my head when I watch parting operations on other channels (moth metalworkers and wood/acrylic turners).
I love your eleventh commandment as I love you Quinn, I very much enjoy watching your machining and hear your funny
comments. Please give your dear shop cat an extra cuddle and kiss from me.
Thank you for teaching all this interesting stuff, you and mr. Crispin rule!
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Chris.
I'm late to this party, spent several nights when I couldn't get to sleep watching the steam engine builds, the boiler build, now I'm watching this. Unironically, you are a wise person. There's so many things you say that just.... "oh fiddlesticks, I know this, but I don't know this, why?" make sense. Thanks, by the way, for settling my mind when it refuses. Not saying you put me to sleep, not at all, but it's somehow calming and interesting at the same time, the stuff you do.
"bring more people to machining", you and James have certainly done that for me - grateful budding hobby machinist.
Happy Third Anniversary, Quinn! It was a most interesting Q&A - great selection of viewer questions on your end.
Congratulations Quinn on an three wonderful years of Blondihacks! I really enjoy your channel and it only gets better with each episode, wishing you all the best this coming year.
Happy Anniversary! Thanks for this awesome channel, the triumphs and tragedy’s and for helping me be safer in my little shop.
Love your videos. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Congratulations on 3 years! I always enjoy your videos. They have definitely help and inspired me!
Congrats on making it this far, and good luck for the future! We need more people like you in this world.
Some folks are just very good teachers (presenters). You are that person. Very well organized in your thoughts. You get the cat award.
Thanks for three years of content. Here's to the next three!
Well done on 3 years :D
I found your channel fairly early into my apprenticeship, and your videos have been an incredible source of information and perhaps most importantly, teaching me to accept my mistakes and move on. Thanks so much Quinn. Keep them coming!
Quinn, you are truly a unique and fascinating person. I’ve been entertained and educated by every single video to date, and I look forward to (hopefully) many more years to come!
I couldn't have said it better man! also that is an absolutely fantastic picture you have there friend haha =)
Hell I even watch some of them multiple times
Thank you for a great 3 years!
Thank you for these three years of your life shared with us! I am new to your channel and was confused on the beginning, I confess. You have such a kind and direct approach towards the hobbyist, something others don’t! You bring several good points in this Q&A (even though it’s a year old!) about how we should proceed and what to expect from all facets this hobby can bring. Your point in management and interrelationship with others by our mistakes and weaknesses show through its a very touchy subject that no one wants to talk about! It is the key to develop a better management set and environmentally bring your peers closer to grow together and respect you, as a manager, as a human too! You always promote others channels and point us to watch their videos anytime you don’t know as much or lack experience on something they are “better”, and I don’t see them pointing anyone back to you or maybe didn’t watch the right channels! You have a huge heart and is a very caring person, qualities hard to find in a very long time! One question for your future Q&A’s that I’d ask is why you stopped being redhead?
Congrats on your success and example you set for all of us!!!
Way to go Quinn! I've been watching you from the beginning. Since my machining origins are humble and similar to yours I've always been able to relate to your progress with it. Keep up the good work! Congrats!
Hi Quinn, happy third anniversary. Your style is all yours and it works for you and all of your regular viewers. Please keep it going and it is so pleasing to see and almost feel your vibes emitting from your very enjoying teaching style. You rock.
Happy 3rd Anniversary!! Love the channel...always look forward to Saturday afternoons with you!! Keep on making chips!
I’ve watched your beginner series multiple times and seem to learn more with each viewing. I never saw your annual video but truly enjoyed this one. Thanks so very much for sharing.
I’m really enjoying your channel and content here on RUclips, Quinn. Thank you for all the effort you put in to these videos. I’m proud to say your channel was the first one I ever considered supporting via Patreon and I’m honored to be one of your "rockstar" supporters. Your projects inspire me to do more in my own hobby shop. Keep up the great work and pet Sprocket on the head for me.
Thanks so much for what you do and sharing all the successes and failures. I can’t believe it’s been just 3 years! You are right that you fill a niche few others try to fill-educational and the smaller scale hobbyist.
Nice sit down chat Quinn, I have enjoyed your productions over the years and here's to your ongoing growth in years to come, cheers!
Thank you Quinn for your channel. I really like your attitude towards metal work.
My dad sent me this video after I had a mental breakdown about breaking so many things as a repair technician for phones and tablets, and I wanted to thank you. You probably won’t see this because it’s an older video but I still wanted to put out my gratitude. My biggest trigger that I face is feeling like a failure. I go into a device with so much excitement to fix it but when an accidental break happens it can get hard to push through as a perfectionist. I try my best not to let it get to me because that’s just a part of the process of becoming an advanced technician which is my aspiration. So I often go back into the device I accidentally broke a part on to see if I can fix the issue but when it’s not fixable and we have to order a new part for the customer I get a bit discouraged. The section where you talked about overcoming failure and keeping your focus on your end goal and using that failure as a learning experience was something I really needed to hear. (I also liked your analogy with the tiger). I’m gonna keep looking through your channel because just in this one video you have inspired me, so thank you again.
I repair electronics too, and it's frustrating enough just trying to work on the small stuff at all, let alone achieving perfection; the customer can't see what you've done inside the unit, it just has to work. So, don't let the perfect get in the way of the good.
Appreciate the realism your channel brings. Congrats! Keep doing what you’re doing. 🙂
Very interesting Quinn. Nice hearing your thoughts, ideas and future projects. I have tuned in a few times and find you interesting and informative. Thank you.
Excellent questions and very insightful answers. Great fiscussion about mistakes and vulnerabilities.
Here's to another 3 years!
Quinn, I so enjoy your channel that I often have it running in the shop while I am working on various projects.
It's great to know your out there. It brings a smile to my face whenever I see that you've posted a new video. Take care.
Congrats on the three years of amazing videos! I've loved the channel for a long time, the deep cut cheese reference was amazing! I cheered out loud!
Quinn - I am just starting my machining journey. I love your channel. Your sense of humor is fantastic and your dry delivery cracks me up. Also, the fact that you show and talk about mistakes you make is incredibly helpful not only because it shows not everything is perfect, but that I can recover when (not if) I make the same mistakes. Keep going and congratulations on 3 years.
Happy three years and thank you for all that you do! I used the machinist’s hammer you inspired me to make just a few hours ago and it’s satisfying every time I pick it up and use it!
Congratulations on your 3-years of achievements. I really enjoy watching your channel, it’s a great fit for the newbie.
Three years pass fast. Just watched all 3 Q and A back to back nearly. You have a great channel and skills. Also a great philosophy of showing the oops moment's. Good for us all to be able to learn from those moments in our lives as well as the successes.
Really like your 11th commandment. As Bill and Ted said, Be excellent to one another!!! 😎
Congratulations. This Q&A was riveting. Thank you for all the effort. Your passion is evident in every episode, and it’s constantly inspiring to me. 👍😎👍
Thank you so much for what you do. Really appreciate your honesty, sense of humour and skill at teaching me the basics. I have learnt a great deal from your straight forward style and ability to un-complicate some very interesting topics. Particularly love the lathe and mill work. Look forward to lots more - thanks
3 TWO 1!!! Holy Wow! I never thought about how much time it took for you to make videos. Thank you so much for all the time you put into this for us.
Congratulations on 3 years Quinn. I think this was the best anniversary video yet. I hope you didn't hurt your back carry your chair out to the shop! Your channel is definitely a bright spot on RUclips
You have been a great help to this novice machinist. Your videos are so well done and your wit superb! Thank you!!
One of the best tutorial channels, period.
Quinn, you have taught me so much and for small machines, no one has taught me more over the years, so thank you for makign the content you do and taking the time to teach us all. I always learn a few things per video, and always look forward to the next one. Your content is great, and the production (and amazing jokes (keep the joke guy on the payroll!)) value is up there and love seeing the next thing you come out with. Thanks so much, and heres to the next 3 years!!!
Thank you Quinn - I recently started developing my own machine shop and want to acknowledge that your videos have certainly helped "lower the barrier" for me.
Here's yer three years cheers! Loved your Q & A.
Yay! It's an anniversary special edition of Blondihacks!!!
Congratulations on three years doesn't seem that long ago I was watching last years Q and A. As a second year mechanical engineering apprentice and having been in the trade almost ten years so many of your videos have helped me so much.
What a delightful video. If only more people were like you. When you spoke about being motivated to go into the shop
when you were not full of energy that day, it made me think of what gets me into my shop (I'm a gunsmith) and it always
seems that if a friend is passing by or I'm teaching someone how to do something, suddenly the energy appears and it comes down to one thing. I love to share my knowledge and be able to make someone relax and learn.
It is SO important, as you say, to let yourself be human, laugh at your mistakes, learn from them and, most of all, have fun.
You knocked it out of the park with this one! All the Best!
I am so glad I found your channel! I have been watching your show for months now and learned a lot! Congratulations on 3 years of your RUclips shows! Please don't stop!
Thanks Quin for your channel and sharing warts and all with us. If we had more people like yourself the world would be a far better place.
i do love sprocket !!!
i do love that you show your mistakes. and your fixes
You are just so damned cool! Eh!
Really enjoy your channel, and your personality...I hope that it's treating you well, and that you feel that all the work is "working" for *you* !
Congratulations on 3 years of great content! Keep up the good work.
Quinn I’ve watched your channel on and off for all three years and I’ve never subscribed before but this Q&A got me to hit that button, you are a wise person.
I can testify that you are successful in bringing people into the hobby. Thank you very much!
You are even more amazinger than the amazing Quinn from 3 years ago. You’ve helped me so much, and your voice, your wit, and your beautiful brain have kept me happy for years now. Thank you for that!
I love your views on failures. I have a scrap pile full of them! Thank you for sharing.
You are an incredible person in so many ways and would make an excellent teacher.
Three years already. 😺.
Congratulations ! thank you for keeping the videos coming and keeping the tradition high. Stay Safe
Hi Quinn I have just started my little shop and am so glad to have found your channel. I am binge watching as much as I possibly can. Since starting with metal I just can't wait to get to my workspace! I am loving everything about it. Thanks for the way you teach. ❤️
Super channel, Quinn! Don´t let negative waves get to you! As a hobby machinist, your channel keeps on teaching me stuff all the time. Love it!! Cheers from Norway!
Cool stuff. Great to see you get another year under your belt and thanks for the break from the reality.
Thanks for being Excellent!!!
Thank's Quinn for another great vid, I think you do a fine job on all of your vids and projects. Keep up the great work you are doing.
You are absolutely right about being tired. I was really glad you mentioned that.
Thanks Quinn, look forward to every video.
Congratulations on the 3 years. I did about four videos and then haven't made any more - I probably will at some point, but I'm trying to DO things, and making a video of it is just so much more time and effort.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you for all your efforts. Just love your channel.
Happy Anniversary!!! What you show is interesting. Geared more to the hobbyist, while I am a full timer about as long as you have been alive, but interesting. I like the way you explain to the new guys, the hobbyists. I wish you had been around while I was the new guy. Yes, your machines are different, so what? Even as a pro, I learned long ago, we do the work we can with the tools and equipment we have.. You do that well!
Photography was taught to me by my Dad. He learned as a teen, and it worked out well for him when he got drafted- Navy photog. Later he was a civilian shooting weddings then made a career of the science of printing pictures into printed labels, magazines etc. He built a darkroom in our house, when I got interested, he taught me how to develop and print.
My idea of light reading has also been the Handbook.
It was interesting Quinn,your channel is one I always look at as soon as it comes out. I think you have a sensible way of getting information over to people.👍👍
I love your integrity. I've also learned a lot from you and I'm grateful. Don't let the haters get you down. They don't understand you. We will just hope they mature eventually.
Heya Quinn, another amazing insight into your mind and your process. Thanks so much for sharing your machine shop life with us, mistakes and all. I learn so much, and find such inspiration in your work! Thanks. :)
You've taught me quite a bit the last few years. I've been really enjoying getting back out to my small shed/shop lately, thank you. Your take on 'social media' 18:05 is golden. Glad you're aware. Cheers!
Been following your channel for a couple of months now and i'm hooked. I'm close to purchasing a lathe and mill. Id always thought before it was out of reach because id never very good at design technology at school, but after watching your videos you've inspired me!
Congratulations, watched your videos from the start. Here's to another three.
Thoroughly enjoyed that Quinn. Good to hear reasons and life styles. Keep making the videos, its a great learning channel along with Keith Appleton’s. Seeing the errors also makes you extend the thinking range. Many thanks for sharing your hobby.
Thank you Quinn!
You are one in a million Quinn. The projects and the way you approach them is just so darn interesting. I especially like the mistakes and the way you handle them. I have found over the years when things go wrong first step is not to panic. Most times there is a way to bail them out and continue on. The project is only a failure when you give up on it. All the best to you and please keep doing what you do. Here's to another 3 years.
While I might not feel your passion about some projects I always enjoy your natural teaching ability and exquisite wit. I've probably learned more from you than from the "pros". Looking forward to more!
I love your honesty on subjects regarding your work and I am a patron of yours also Quinn . You are a great teacher also . I am a hobby person and have recently bought a small myford lathe
Quinn - As for bringing more people into the hobby you have succeeded. I have done woodworking for years and my career is in semiconductor design. As such, I have a fully equipped shop full of screaming banshees (as you call them) and complete electronics lab. But after watching your channel starting a few months ago, I have decided to acquire a PM Lathe and Mill. As you mentioned, There are lots of older books out there that may "teach" the basics of machining, but they lack the learning experiences, and certainly the passion and enthusiasm that your videos bring to the party. Thank you for spending the time and having the passion to share your journey (successes as well as fails) with us.
Congratulations on your channels third anniversary! Keep on the great work!
I have to say that I really appreciate the work you're doing. Like you said, there's not much information about hobbyist machining out there. Its even better that you share your mistakes and make others understand that its okay, as long as you learn from it. If it weren't for all the work and videos that you're doing, I would have never know where to start in machining and never even tried to get into the hobby. I love the humor as well! Thank you so much Quinn!
I've always loved your channel but hearing your insights and attitudes has blown me away Quinn. Racing off to work, but leaving your patreon page open on the desktop. I adore your thought process and attitude and aspire to continue to grow in that direction.
Your best video.. for me at least.
Hi Quinn
It certainly is very nice to see a truly honest person like you here..
it is refreshing to see a truly real person.
Hey Congrats on three years! Time flies! Thanks for sharing this adventure. Re shop safety, I use the yawn rule. If you yawn, the day is over. Shut it down!
Thanks so much! I learn a lot from your video’s and appreciate the humor that comes along with it, stellar ❤️