Builder of servers, fixer of boats. I run a Minecraft community, maintain a 1970s French sloop on the Scottish coast, do marine electrical work through Winchwork, and occasionally stream the whole thing.
Community Minecraft server — technical builds, plugins, automation and the people who make it worth running.
A 1976 Écume de Mer on the Scottish coast. Rolling refit, coastal sailing, and the problems only old fibreglass boats have.
Marine electrical, green energy systems, hull repairs and yacht deliveries across Scotland.
TikTok, Twitch, YouTube. The content and creative side of everything else.
I'm Dominick. I've been sailing on and off since I was a kid, and got my RYA Crew Competent and Day Skipper qualifications last year. Building things online for about as long. The two worlds don't overlap as much as you'd think — except that both reward obsessive attention to detail and punish cutting corners.
The GoMad part is real. At some point you stop consuming and start making — servers, content, boats, businesses.
Winchwork is my marine services business based in Scotland. Sailboat electrical, solar, lithium battery systems, hull repairs and deliveries. Get in touch if your boat needs work.
Skellig is my own boat — a 1976 Écume de Mer, mid-refit. Everything I do to her is logged here.
A Game of Cubes is the Minecraft community I've been running for years. Technical, creative, worth joining.
Streaming, posting, or probably fixing something that didn't need fixing.