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flounder are great to eat,

good color well done.

just use a finner blade more teeth??smooth cut!

when i built my fishing dingy16 ft i did the under hu8ull bright yellow for easy visual if overturned at sea. with dark green topsides and soft pale green inside. white gunwales and spray rails.

good fairing means good resale price.

Great job, and good motivation. I used to live in Falmouth, MA. The scenery looks very familiar:..

I've just started watching this video series as I've recently become interested in building another boat. Just a quick question regarding using construction plywood in my build. Since live in a region where acquiring marine grade plywood would be very cost prohibitive since it would have to be shipped in. Would regular construction plywood be okay if the interior and exterior was covered in fibreglass cloth and epoxy? Thanks.

What a terrific job. That thing is beautiful

Hi...I really like your process and method in building a boat...I want to build my own boat for fishing off shore here in Barbados ...do you have any plans I can purchase for a 12ft or 15ft boat like yours ? If so I would appreciate it and Thank you in advance for your interest...

Enjoyable Series. Thanks for sharing this. What kind of PVC planking did you use for the chines and frames? Marine specific or like Trex? How has it weathered? How is the epoxy adhesion and screw holding ability? Could you build this up and use it for the stem?

Great job what a beautiful boat and no leaks. About a 40 horse would be nice huh? Lol

Get a battery caulk gun and you’ll never look back!

What would a boat like this sell for?

love your series man. great job

Que#tion on the bottom two pieces. Would you reverse that lap joint f you did this again. I’m just curious knowing how the boat goes through the water. ? Thank you

Wow, you’ve done a remarkable job. Thank you for sharing. 👍🇨🇦

Wow, you’ve done a remarkable job. Thank you for sharing. 👍🇨🇦

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What size engine do you recommend for this boat?

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What do you think about shrinking that boat down to a 14 foot boat? How do you feel that would work with your drawings?

When you put those 2 coats on the plywood at the beginning do you also coat the scarf cut or do you leave it raw?

You lost me with the drain plug tube with the bolt washers and nut. What is that process for. I have used a lot of 5200 and you did a nice cleanup on it. Love the series. I missed my calling. Your jigs and techniques are impressive.

Is the epoxy that you are using UV friendly?

where is the part 5 of building center console . nice video. .keep it up

Please wear a dust mask when sanding or cutting! It’s no fun but being able to breath! Read a labels and believe it when it tells you not to inhale vapors! You can research COPD and see how to protect your lungs! Be safe and good luck!

"Make some dust..." That describes most of my woodworking attempts.😅

Not sure of the need for the ribs after you've shaped the boat on a jig. A closed /capped gunnel would hold the top side shape? Good looking boat

You skipped a HUDGE HUDGE part right after you cut the plywood ! That joint is sooooo critical ! You just skipped right over it to where you were finished it and started gluing it. Now it's pointless to even watch the rest of the first video. I would have absolutely subbed and watched every one of these videos but I can't get my head around how stupid it was to skip such a critical part at the start of the construction.....

This boat can take on some very very rough seas; providing it has a good captain and good bilge pump.

Where did you get the glove box and tackle storage boxes? Everything I’m finding is ridiculously expensive

Nice, any plans for that sir? And what is the make and HP you installed?

That's an awesome boat , great job

Beautiful boat.

When you first fit the chine I noticed you didn’t put glue, and I thought I would have put glue. I wonder why he didn’t put glue, and I thought about it and realized that gluing the chine to the side would make it VERY stiff and would probably crack or put stress into the material when the side of the boat was bent to the frames. And then you mentioned that you had a notion about the difficulty with bending the work. To me it’s pretty obvious that you are correct, and I came to the same conclusion before you mentioned it in the video ! Really nice attention to detail , fine work. Being a Newfoundlander power dories are the pickup trucks of the water, I’ve often thought about having a nice large one for up here on the mainland. They are becoming more popular today here in Eastern Ontario. I would much rather have once of these than a fibreglass one. I use a large aluminum boat, with wood interior for convenience. I would much prefer one of your boats, if I didn’t have to trailer much. Beautiful boat.

Retirement project for me. Thank you.

Beautiful boat, that guy's singing is awful.

Looks like a classic Midland. Nicely done, sir. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Ton vidéo né pas complet why

"I rolled it out" Do you mean coated it with epoxy?? Good idea though.

Does watching the printer, and watching him sweep sawdust, really help the viewer. Good content spoiled by boring content. Smh. I'll watch it all though.

Impressive

I learned a lot about what you can do and what you shouldn't do, what tools you need and so on. Great job.

Have you gone into what type of plywood u use? is marine grade essential or can exterior be used? How much is marine grade now? thanks

Is access ever needed under the floor? im strongly considering making a boat like this.

How about a nice piece of stainless running down the bow for impact and to tie the two sides together? ya or na

What happened to the boat? thats a good impact.

How do you feel the flat bottom rides compared to a v-hull ?

Is there a possibility of being able to make a flats boat out of this. Aka a flat deck on top of the funnels or would it be too tall out of the water

there is no way a clerk could build this😄