Researchers have found that the average T-shirt has the potential to be read as many as 3,000 times in its lifespan. Since 1987, Kerusso has been designing apparel that shares the Good News of Jesus Christ through what they term as T-Shirt Evangelism. With free speech and traditional American values being assaulted from every direction, Kerusso launched the Hold Fast brand in 2019 to “Fight the good fight of faith.” (1 Tim 6:12) My Review I first noticed Hold Fast…
When I started working as an aircraft mechanic, the job also came with a 1 hour plus commute in each direction. So what do I do over that time, listen to music? Audio books? I’m also a content creator, so why not…… create content! Episode # 1: You Have to Go Where Opportunity Is In this episode, I talk about getting out of my comfort zone and choosing to take on a long commute. I really don’t like them anymore,…
If you want to become an FAA certified aircraft mechanic, there’s multiple ways to do it, but how really all depends on you and where you’re at in your life. This video explains your options and the pros and cons of doing so: 1. School This is the most common way for the majority of people. Hit the books and go to class for 1-2 years and take your A&P tests. If you’re fresh out of High School, this is…
After a varied career in automotive, manufacturing and then laboratory testing, I’ve gone back to my hands-on busted knuckle mechanical roots. So, how do you combine a passion for aviation with a desire to work with your hands? Become an aircraft mechanic of course! Ok, but I’m married with children and have a mortgage how do I do that? Well there’s a few options, all of which I talk about here: Was it Easy to Do? Absolutely not! After multiple…
One of our most popular videos covered building and crimping Delphi Weatherpack electrical connectors. But there was one thing missing according to our viewers, good close up shots of the process! So, we invested in better camera equipment and this is the result: For more in depth detail on the connectors and each of the steps, check out the original video: I use the standard Delphi crimper and pin removal tools found HERE. Also, if you’re just getting started with…