Part 2 of a tutorial from Boatworks Today on how to fabricate and install a small teak deck as a highlight on your boat using materials from Teak Decking Systems.
I know this video is older, but I want to thank you! You're an artist! We have learned a lot here and now feel very capable to tackle our own teak renovations! Thanks
It's always a pleasure watching a master craftsman at work. Your creativity, intuition and ability to transfer from thought to process is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
The "HIGH POINT" of thiese instructional videos is at the end. The little sweetheart "Voice-Over". With nigh on a quarter million views, she mush have broken a quarter million hearts! already!
Nice job. I used to work for a company that made deck panels for yachts around the world. We had the deck patterns sent to us in wooden crates, we made the deck panels, then crated them up and shipped them back to the boat builders. Quite interesting work really.
+Best Racing Tips Win At The Dragstrip Tha'ts the way Teak Decking Systems operates as well. I have a good relationship with them and they were willing to send me some of their off cuts that were large enough for the project. Don't think that's something they normally do though....
Awesome Beautiful Work inspired by the Perfect use of your OCD Tendencies to achieve Perfection in your Procedure.. You Explain and Teach your Craft in an Exemplary Manner Andy.. Just AWESOME Pal .. Thanks
Very nice video and work done!!Trying to repair my boat i just purchased,second hand.Took whole boat apart and repairing everything from scartch,except the hull.Anyway nice job will try to make something nice like you do.
looks good ! The nibbing is usually off of a small template , the curve comes to half a batten and then they are connected from the half batten curve back to the caulk seam it creates a slight angle.
@mongo6606 I touch on the panel construction a little bit in part 1 of the video; unfortunately TDS is not able to give me specifics on how they do it, or the resins that they use (trade secret stuff)... You can find out a little more from their website though... Thank You!
I appreciate the method of trimming the bungs. I have always sanded them and it takes forever. I was surprised to see that you can sand the caulk and then get the finish to adhere. Is that a non silicone based caulk?
Great Video. Very informative. Can you elaborate on sealing the perimeter border to the deck? Curious about long term weather tightness at perimeter. Would it serve to use the same black sealant at the edge of the border to fiberglass location? Also how does thick pre-fab deck system lend itself to a contoured surface that isn’t so flat? Thank you.
Carl, Your videos are so well done. Thank-You and keep them up. I have a 34' Sailboat I'm having to pull the house off of and am trying to salvage the teak on top to reinstall after the new house is built, What do you think? Enjoy
Really nice video mate. Your teaching style and craftsmanship are both legendary! I'm currently constructing a black caulked reclaimed teak tabletop for an ocean conservation vessel. Your tutorials are really helpful :)
Great channel! I have a sailboat that has teak seats(it's the solid plywood teak that is glued in place) in the cockpit. It was not installed properly and is lifting in the corners. Do you have any recommendations for pulling the teak off and re-bedding it properly? What material would you use? Many thanks and keep on posting!!!!
Thirty two years ago when I was a teen, I worked in a boatyard. The jobs I detested the most....sanding off gel coat prior to anti fouling and caulking decks.....why? I always got covered in calking which you reminded me of...got in my hair once .....had to be cut out!
Looks fantastic, I’m just about to tackle my own boat. Does the main panels come pre made or do you need to fabricate them yourself from strips of teak?
beauty ! Is the teak panel premade ? if it is where can we get some ? is it epoxy on the teak for the finish or something else ? :) thank you for the tips !! beautiful work
Hi there. Is there a certain resin you used for securing the decking to the fiberglass? Also, do you need to stain after sanding? Great videos! I love them all! Your the man!
Wow that was very cool. I can see I'm going to have a lot more work from watching your show. Because I will be wanting to do this as well hahahaha. Stop giving me more work hahaha just kidding. Love it keep it up 🤣😅🤣
All your videos are great. Tip when you are caulking a seam, instead of pulling the gun towards you try pushing away. I know this sounds counter intuitive. but i find I get a better fill and much less clean-up.
hi. I'm interested in removing the fiberglass cabin from my 18' boat. I want to replace it with a teak deck to give the boat and nice appearance. I'm going for the teak deck speedboat look with a painted hull. question.. do you think it's possible
Does this add any rigidity to the floor? I have fiberglass deck with no core. Hoping to beef it up some to prevent sagging when stepped on? I saw you add a layer of fiberglass. Wondering if I should do that first or just go straight to this
I'm a bit confused. If you mounted the teak onto the backer board, how is it that we can't see the backer board on the edges? did you cut a dado in the edge teak to hide it something? great video!
I cannot stop watching Andy's videos. He deserves every accolade in teaching marine repair.
Amazing job i installed today teak deck in the cockpit area of a small boat and i find this video very informative.Great work!
I know this video is older, but I want to thank you! You're an artist! We have learned a lot here and now feel very capable to tackle our own teak renovations! Thanks
Who the hell would dislike this video? Great work.
That looks GREAT man. Real nice work. Thanks for laying out the techniques here. Great work.
Great video, that chisel is super sharp!!!! Enjoy watching your videos, you have an amazing calming way of working, your the Bob Ross of boat work!!!!
It's always a pleasure watching a master craftsman at work. Your creativity, intuition and ability to transfer from thought to process is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Exquisite quality, man - both the woodworking and the vid. Thank you!
Mate, always enjoy watching your videos here in Germany and your love to details!!!!
The "HIGH POINT" of thiese instructional videos is at the end. The little sweetheart "Voice-Over". With nigh on a quarter million views, she mush have broken a quarter million hearts! already!
That's some fine workmanship! Bravo!!!
Awesome job, very well done start to finish video, this just gives me great info for various applications in future projects.
Fantastic work, really appreciate you taking your time making the videos.
Thanks a lot!
obviously you are an artist....at what you are doing...i have great respect for work that is performed the way you do.....
That's an amazing job. Great explanation. That's for taking the time to share.
Very kind of you to post this video! This is some fine work. Thanks for the lesson you really know your stuff!
Nice job. I used to work for a company that made deck panels for yachts around the world. We had the deck patterns sent to us in wooden crates, we made the deck panels, then crated them up and shipped them back to the boat builders. Quite interesting work really.
+Best Racing Tips Win At The Dragstrip Tha'ts the way Teak Decking Systems operates as well. I have a good relationship with them and they were willing to send me some of their off cuts that were large enough for the project. Don't think that's something they normally do though....
Nice job!! Really enjoyed watching that video. Look forward to checking out more of your work.
Always a real pleasure to watch skilled craftsman at work..
Excellent woodworking tips, - a lovely mix of expertise & common-sense.
Real slick work! Nice fit and finish also. Really like your persona too. Class act from a COOL DUDE! THANKS FOR SHARING
Your amazing. Learn so much from you. It’s appreciated
Awesome job. Really liked the advice at 9:20 re. the diving grain. Good stuff.
Beautiful workmanship...Wow!
You have never seen a real pretty teakdeck in perfekt craftsmanship !!!!
You're an amazing boat worker, respect to you Who does it the proper way, ceep going!!!!
Fischvati Thanks!
Awesome Beautiful Work inspired by the Perfect use of your OCD Tendencies to achieve Perfection in your Procedure.. You Explain and Teach your Craft in an Exemplary Manner Andy.. Just AWESOME Pal .. Thanks
Many helpful insights for my own restoration project. Thanks!
Fine traditional craftsmanship in a modern day environment!
Good Lawd......Amazing work.
Thanks for the info, about to start replacing my worn out teak trim.
Thanks a lot to share with us your talent to wood work.
very good job and perfect explanation!!! Thanks
Very nice video and work done!!Trying to repair my boat i just purchased,second hand.Took whole boat apart and repairing everything from scartch,except the hull.Anyway nice job will try to make something nice like you do.
beautiful work!!!
Love the music..old time with new looks
You do beautiful Work.
I could not resist that pink clad baby, so I liked this video.
I liked your video. good light and audio. I would have done a couple of things differently but you done good.
Hey, Thanks! I appreciate the compliments :-)
looks good ! The nibbing is usually off of a small template , the curve comes to half a batten and then they are connected from the half batten curve back to the caulk seam it creates a slight angle.
Wow ... wish your shop was in Melbourne Australia.
Beautiful work.
Now that's some sick skills my man..Thank you ssssssso much..
Nice job!!!
Stunning results.
Love your work, wish I was better at it
@mongo6606 I touch on the panel construction a little bit in part 1 of the video; unfortunately TDS is not able to give me specifics on how they do it, or the resins that they use (trade secret stuff)... You can find out a little more from their website though... Thank You!
Thanks much!! Really appreciate the feedback :-)
Very fine job. Thx for yout tips.
Great tutorial.
This guy is master craftsman!
Thank you!!
Nice work!
I appreciate the method of trimming the bungs. I have always sanded them and it takes forever. I was surprised to see that you can sand the caulk and then get the finish to adhere. Is that a non silicone based caulk?
That's is beautiful!!!!
Great video
Thanks! I really appreciate it :-)
I admire your Really beautiful craftsmanship. Job well done. Which do you feel is better to oil teak or let it turn gray? Why?
Excellent, tutorial, thanks
Great Video. Very informative. Can you elaborate on sealing the perimeter border to the deck? Curious about long term weather tightness at perimeter. Would it serve to use the same black sealant at the edge of the border to fiberglass location?
Also how does thick pre-fab deck system lend itself to a contoured surface that isn’t so flat?
Thank you.
You sir are a craftsman
Thank you Andrew! Like you're name too ;-)
Go wings!! Haha boat works is my go to source for fixing my egg harbor.
Amazing job
Carl, Your videos are so well done. Thank-You and keep them up. I have a 34' Sailboat I'm having to pull the house off of and am trying to salvage the teak on top to reinstall after the new house is built, What do you think? Enjoy
Nice job!
This guy rocks!
Fantastic!
Really nice video mate.
Your teaching style and craftsmanship are both legendary!
I'm currently constructing a black caulked reclaimed teak tabletop for an ocean conservation vessel. Your tutorials are really helpful :)
Talent! Thank you !
awesome man
Nice! Very nice!!
Thank you very much :-)
good videos
Thank you :-)
Great channel! I have a sailboat that has teak seats(it's the solid plywood teak that is glued in place) in the cockpit. It was not installed properly and is lifting in the corners. Do you have any recommendations for pulling the teak off and re-bedding it properly? What material would you use? Many thanks and keep on posting!!!!
Thirty two years ago when I was a teen, I worked in a boatyard. The jobs I detested the most....sanding off gel coat prior
to anti fouling and caulking decks.....why? I always got covered in calking which you reminded me of...got in my hair once
.....had to be cut out!
great job.
Looks fantastic, I’m just about to tackle my own boat. Does the main panels come pre made or do you need to fabricate them yourself from strips of teak?
beauty !
Is the teak panel premade ? if it is where can we get some ?
is it epoxy on the teak for the finish or something else ? :)
thank you for the tips !! beautiful work
Hi there. Is there a certain resin you used for securing the decking to the fiberglass? Also, do you need to stain after sanding? Great videos! I love them all! Your the man!
Very good, what was the epoxy you used to set the field material? Thanks
:-) Thank you!
It's called Acoustic Sunrise. Part of the iMovie suite that comes with Mac's :-)
Very nice work. Perfect.
Do you work alone?
Congrats from Brasil 👏👏👏
This is a real art, guys
Beautiful
"Time to do some sanding" - YAAAY!
Wow that was very cool. I can see I'm going to have a lot more work from watching your show. Because I will be wanting to do this as well hahahaha. Stop giving me more work hahaha just kidding. Love it keep it up 🤣😅🤣
Use baby wet wipes to remove caulking from hands and tools.
very nice sir, inspiration to do mine :)...
Great video but I am wondering what is exactly the product you are using for in between the wood? The black silicon looking thing?
Looks super nice, looks like the edges were not rounded over though
Hi, what kind of epoxy do you use? Great work, thanks!
Hi ...Can you stick the teak deck to the boats's surface gel coat with thickened epoxy or must you sand down to laminate? Cheers..
I like your style. Thanks
What is a good thickness for teak decking is 1/4" too thin? Is there a type of teak to stay away from as there are several sub species of teak?
All your videos are great. Tip when you are caulking a seam, instead of pulling the gun towards you try pushing away. I know this sounds counter intuitive. but i find I get a better fill and much less clean-up.
hi. I'm interested in removing the fiberglass cabin from my 18' boat. I want to replace it with a teak deck to give the boat and nice appearance. I'm going for the teak deck speedboat look with a painted hull. question.. do you think it's possible
Does this add any rigidity to the floor? I have fiberglass deck with no core. Hoping to beef it up some to prevent sagging when stepped on? I saw you add a layer of fiberglass. Wondering if I should do that first or just go straight to this
I'm a bit confused. If you mounted the teak onto the backer board, how is it that we can't see the backer board on the edges? did you cut a dado in the edge teak to hide it something? great video!