Welcome back to Metal Tips and Tricks. My next person I interviewed is a good friend of my Jim Bollinger from Do Right Fabrication. Alright you guys, welcome to Bar Z Summer Bash 2016. We're going to be doing some interviews of the different YouTubers and right now I've got Jim Bollinger from Do Right Fabrication and Jim you've had your channel up about a year and a half. Just about a year and a half. And how many subscribers? Right around 5,000. That is incredible growth for such a short period of time. Now here is the real question I want to ask you is how did you get started doing your YouTube videos? I bought a camera and I just started filming stuff and learned to use the delete button a lot. I used the delete button. I love that. Now what was your inspiration for starting your channel? For me it was teaching. I like to teach. I like to watch other people, the way other people do things and show them the way I would do it and inspire them to get out and do things not necessarily my way but inspire them to think, get out there and create something in their shop. Maybe a mix of other ways they've seen other creators do things. Right. And now you also teach for Lincoln Welding. I do. So you are a natural teacher and I love natural teachers. I know one of my favorite YouTubers is of course Mr. Pete and he's one of yours and he's just a great inspiration to all of us. Now let me ask you this question. What advice do you have to somebody wanting to start a YouTube channel or already has one? Probably for me it would be the same advice that I took from some people is just turn a camera on and start filming. You just have to do it and you're not going to like it the first time. You're not going to like it the third time. That's okay. Just keep trying and keep doing it and realize that you're never going to like the way you sound on TV because it's not the way it sounds like your head. It sounds totally different in your head but other people are already used to it so it's not weird to them. Okay that's excellent advice. Now here's the technical question people want to know and you get a kind of cheat on half of this. What type of camera do you use and editing software? So for the cameras it's real simple. There are GoPro, Hero 3 black editions. I have three black editions and one white edition. I just use the white for watching the middle of the lathe, whatever whatever I'm doing. The others are my face cameras set up around. For editing I just tell people I fix a computer with a hammer. Computers and I we just don't we don't communicate. So I'm very blessed that I have a close friend and a partner, a business partner that he does the editing for me and he has a much better eye for it than I do. Great. So Jim thank you very much. We'll just see you around so everybody thank you and let's keep this party going. I hope you guys have enjoyed this interview. I know I enjoyed producing it and also getting a chance to talk to these guys. It's been a great experience. If you did like this video please give me some thumbs up. Also give me some of your positive supportive comments. Also don't forget to subscribe and until next time go out in your shop build something cool. Thanks.