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I share my experience on casting lead ballast pigs for my Paradox sailboat, using drywall panel molds, glued together with hot melt glue, berried in the ground and backed with soil. The quickest and easiest (and cheapest) way of making molds I could think of. I couldn't find any information that it has been done before, so it was an experiment. Successful at that. It took place between seasons ...

This is a video about how I made my version of DIY Oru Kayak. Sorry for the bad audio quality here, this is also one of the reasons why it has taken so long to edit it. For more information you can e-mail me to eerikmee@gmail.com

This video is about visiting Aegna and Naissaare islands on my Paradox sailboat. The video quality as a bit less good, but you get an idea about how these islands look like.

Some sailing in a bit rougher conditions this time

A bit about my boat setup, after some sailing

This is the third season of sailing my 20% enlarged, chinese junk rigged Paradox sailboat. Previously I have been sailing on a small lake, near home, now I am ready for the sea. I live on board, started in Käsmu on the northern coast of Estonia and sailing westward along the coast, visiting small islands on the way.

This video is the result of testing my mask with gopro mount. Conclusion: it's good if you need to work under water and both hands are busy. But it's difficult to hold the camera (head) steady when looking at something of interest, so you would get better footage, holding the camera in hand.

This is a story about launcing and the maiden voyage on my DIY oru kayak.

Feeding monkeys on koh Ped island

Find out about building the boat in the blog here paradoxbuild.blogspot.com/2015/08/hi-this-is-blog-about-building-matt.html See on lugu iseehitatud Paradox tüüpi purjeka veeskamisest ja ristimisest. Purjeka disaini on pisut muudetud, e. tehtud 20% pikemaks (kokku 5,1m) ja disainitud hiina dzonki puri. Peale esimesi proovisõite tuleb mõningaid parendusi ja täiustusi. Purjeka ehituslooga on võim...

Samurai festival

Cambodia VOL 1

Backflip from sundeck of a ship in Cambodia, Sihanoukville, about 7 meters /23 ft