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I like that little sailboat ⛵️ and I like how you are cleaning it up.

Very good video. Thank you for sharing it. 👍

Good video. Thank you for sharing it. 👍

Hi Teo, as newcomers to the Kingfisher community, we are loving your channel, and thank you for all your good work... Ours is a 30s called Penultimate, based in Suffolk in the UK, and we've got all of it to do before she goes back in the water, hopefully next spring. However we have a specific issue to address; swhich I guess you haven't encountered as I see no mention of it; we have some collapse in the structure supporting the mast step. This stems from the rotting of the steel bilateral supports just forward of the bulkhead located in the head & storage locker; we and are trying to figure the best way to approach the repair, so if I can throw out the question to yourself and anyone else in your community of followers, we would appreciate any insights that anyone might have. Thanks again for producing your excellent series covering your own refit, it's really really helpful. Obrigado. Bill

Nice job. I'm curious as to why you chose to position the self tailing arm to point inboard. I'm thinking to add self tailing winches myself and trying to understand the most natural position for that piece.

may i suggest hand rails on the combing[cabin top] in a big sea very much needed.

well-done mate pretty good job

EVERY time grinding, USE eye protection.am trying to educate you in long life safety.am highly skilled trades and technical eng; old sailor. please heed my advise.

do your research!!different chains and lengths for various storm loads,

YOUR NOT THINKING MATE, use holes to upgrade /ie extractor humidity vents. come on captain.

sorry to need to tell you-- ALWAYS wear life jackets when under way. people drown when shit happens-AND IT ALWAYS WILL JUST TO TEST YOU.

now you need to work out life jacket and safety lines for all crew and your self/flares/radio /nav/chart/weather electrics etc./ good luck sailor--old77 sailor in Australia.

dont weld it unless your good with s/s

buy some surfers booties, they are non slip soles and protect your feet from all the toxic products your using,

that was tough lesson. always mix sample to trial those issues before committing to full processes.

drill condensation air hole just above tube fixing plates on decks, to drain CONDESATION BUILD UP.

Return Line: The returning diesel from the injectors will be hot. A Day Tank should be installed with this heat in mind. Insulated, or air cooled, certainly not on top of a hot engine, imho. It should also have a boost pump & huge filter so the yacht can make it into harbor even with extensive algae in the main tank(s) Delivery Captains often carry a 5 gallon day tank, since many delivery boats have sat too long to have good diesel guaranteed. (Assuming a sailboat can sail within range of a harbor) I have a 20 gallon badder tank i use for long runs and can act as a Day Tank, with the return line going to the main tank; which is less range and risks overflowing. Fuel Polishing is never 100%, due to tank baffles. If you tank is 2 times longer than its width, and the height is User Selected, then a 4 gallon day tank example formula is calculated to the Width; W=(2*H)*(W^2), round up.

Is this project on pause now?

Luck? Come on! Pure skill!

Your English is so... English, I know you put milk in your tea.

Manutenção pensada e bem efetuada. Gostava de ter alguma de toda essa vontade e coragem. Qual o valor até agora dispendido só para manutenção e transformações em relação ao preço de aquisição?

You should put your boat where there's water.. boats in mud don't sail very well..

actually looking again it looks painfull to walk on ?

FYI you cannot do that kind of work on tidelands or within 200' of the water in the US. At the very least you should put down a tarp to capture the grindings. We all want to take care of our shore. Glad you are getting out on the water though!

Good job, I have no idea about sailboat but you are motivating me to get one. Congratulations.

I'm considering buying one of these but was concedrned about the huge weight in the keels. How does it sail? Is it slow? Does it go upwind ok?

Nice Work!

Can the Tailer be adjusted around the circle of the winch top to align it where you want it? How much adjustment is available?

What plastic did you use to patch the spot where the cleat was that you sanded and let dry for two days?

your daughter is amazingly beautiful

You not done a video for 3 months ?

I love this series and the work you've done. Have you had any issues with corrosion between the dissimilar metals on the boom & stanchions? I know that bronze and/or aluminum have some issues with corrosion when kept in direct contact. However, I'm not an expert and please look at this as a basic question and not a criticism. I'm a sucker for any bilge keel boats and yours is shaping up very well.

Just a question... If you look at the metal commision stamp in the galley stair case it should read.. built in Cabot Lane?

i have so much work to do this winter.

Thanks for the video! Where are you located? trying to identify the birds singing behind you...:)

Great boats.. solid , you can take them anywhere.. built in Poole

Magic moments. Your relaxed presentation style is perfect.

Wow, that looks great!!!

Great idea to create a pouring 'spout' with masking tape - looks to be a very simple way to stop having drips down the side of the tin!

amazing what a coat of anti skid can do for looks i think kiwi is the top anti skid ,those big panels at companion way i would have taped through the centre made smaller panels just a choice preference to make it funky, angles curves chevrons, looks being artistic maybe,, autistic, with the one inch tape

Bom trabalho, Teo, com costume!

Looks pretty good 👍

Good work, shame about he irritating masking tape. Preparation always takes an age.

As always, an excellent job . Strange enough, I am painting my deck and cabin top tomorrow 😂

Looks better than the original on my boat! It's not a cheap material, and I can't find it in Hungarian stores, probably I'll have to order it from abroad. Where did you buy it from? A guy here advised to make a thick layer of topcoat rolled flat, then roll it over with a laminating roller, but I don't think it would be anywhere close to Kiwigrip :)

Looking good.

Good video. Where do you get your rings? Thank you

You know me! Well, actually Teo, I feel that I do. The way that you present is like you are talking to friends. Take care of the heat. gary in Japan.

I love the tip to use the cup to catch drilling swarf! 1:52

Thanks for the video Teo. You’re a bit of an inspiration for me mate. Also going on a holiday (of course winter) to restore some sanity for me and partly broken wife. Cheers and I’m looking forward to seeing how it turns out.