@@steveraleigh100 I am assuming you are a Steverson, was just wondering how you are connected to the Steverson family. Malone‘s dad, Emmitt Steverson, my husband, was killed in a car accident before he was born. He is so much like his dad, even though he never got to know his dad, would love to hear back from you!
@@irisgilliard4955 Hello Iris. No, I am not a Steverson, although I would be proud to be one. You have a wonderful family. I am sorry to hear about your husband's accident. I'm enjoying this journey with the Duracell crew.
When your mum swing with the heavy.hammer and she hit that steel with out missing… I am impressed! Twice! Shy didn’t miss it and the weight as well. This is the mama what everyone wish to have!
Enjoying your rebuild projects but after this episode I must say that as a woman of a certain age I am so enjoying watching your mother show her skills and abilities. Well done her for getting stuck in too.
Mate I’m so impressed with your mum on the hammer If my mum was doing that I’d be repairing a large diameter hole in the deck Great episode, so much done Great teamwork
20 layers, that is amazing and super strong! That’s pretty cool how the family pitches in, it’s so great to be friends with your parents, love them dearly but also as close friends! La Paz really put that dog in her place, those dogs are so adorable!
Amazing how controlled and disciplined you all are doing this job knowing the time constraints.. What a nice team work, including the outstanding video work..
I have done a fair amount of small epoxy/ fiberglass repair jobs over the years and understand the basics. But watching you work on Duracell has really been a great learning experience to see the many time saving tricks that you demonstrate when doing layups on your boat. Thanks for sharing, guys!
Should we ever meet, remind me not to annoy your mum. Judging by the way she swings a club hammer she’s definitely not to be trifled with. 😂 That was a marathon layup and it looked plenty warm. Nice job guys! A belated Happy Mother’s Day. Cheers, R. 😎👍🍻
Nevermind the epoxy marathon…what was that soup? Squash? Looked yummy. Dogs will forever try to push the territorial limits with cats and ultimately suffer the consequences. Love this channel.
Mom and da are awesome! What a team you all make. “I’m heating the fasteners and my mom is knocking it out…”…what the…oh! Mom’s got serious pipes. Very fit! Happy Mother’s Day. Great episode
One off custom boats like Duracell are usually built over a male plug. When you get to the bow you overlap the sides of the hull laminates inside and out over a wide stem for ease of construction. Then the bow foam is glued on and shaped to the lines. Very common method in high end racing boats.
First, really looking forward to the chain plate project so that was a disappointment but I need to be patient. Second, the bow section did its job in the collision. Last, you had your mom working on Mother’s Day? Wow she’s a great mom.
To get more working time, i put epoxy on ice, helps big time on those big vac bag jobs. I take two mixing cups of the same size, i put ice 1/4 way full in one, mix up epoxy in the other, then set the epoxy cup inside the ice cup and tape them together with painters tape around the seem of the ice cup. Congrats on another big task done!
I am a product designer, but right now I am totally plugged (hahaha), on the issue of color for your boat. There is something beautiful and old fashioned about sailboats with blue hulls and white sails. Besides the idea of painting the hull in cobalt blue, I think the doghouse and cockpit area would look great in copper green, you know, the patina of copper, like the Statue of Liberty. It is a color that is very easy on the eye, and rather calming, so you allude to the original paint job on this boat, but with a twist. And if you do some studies, the combo of cobalt blue and oxidized copper may look very elegant, and full of content. Keep working, and keep posting! Et, voilá les suggestions pour la couleur: DURACELL COLOR COMBO SUGGESTIONS Hull: Pantone solid coated 2736 c Stern extension area: Pantone solid coated 301 c Pinstriping separating two tones of blue: Pantone solid coated 471 c Doghouse and cockpit (and maybe deck?) Pantone solid coated 351c (or 344 c)
I completely understand, especially when you are immersed in solving structural issues. Speaking of structure, watching some TH-cam postings by Dick Beaumont from Kraken Yachts may provide valuable safety information for bluewater sailing, besides he is a fascinating person.
So glad to see you back this week. It wasn't the same without my weekly dose of Duracell. Keep Le pawz away from that fast setting epoxy Matt. You don't want that gelling on cats fur
I like in the video how simple removing chainplates looked. I know that was a lot of work. Your mom swinging the sledgehammer was impressive. Great fiberglass work and filming / editing
I will give you the highest congratulations on a fantasic job your doing making everything it's so good to see a lot of younger Generation coming though on Boat building as well as one boat is launched and another is started so us Armchair boaties, s can watch so thankyou for making our Day
Adapt and Overcome! Looking forward to seeing more on those carbon chainplates. Great work in the meantime on the other areas. That was a crazy warm mother's day here in the PNW. Your folks are absolutely Amazing to be working in Tyvek suits in 80+ weather on mother's day!! Great work everyone.
Your mother is very strong :) i love the fact that she is very into doing this restoration/build....reminds me and my father working on a boat together....good times!!!
My Mom's been dead for over 20 years, and I feel a tiny bit disrespectful that I laughed out loud trying to imagine her swinging a sledge hammer! 🤣 Your mom is a gem, Matt!
I think most of the projects are BIG, but all you can only take one step at a time. I see the quality control is working on the mast, and is not happy with the labour force. 🤣 Great update 2x👍
A great job and a great thanks to your mom and dad for assisting you, especially on Mother’s Day. Your Mom did an awesome job with that hammer on those stays and with the fiber glassing as well as your dad did. You have an awesome family Matt!
Ha ha! I love hearing you worry about "hot" weather and resin curing. When we lay fibreglass in Singapore it's typically 80% humidity and 32 degs C (90 F). Tropical hardener helps a lot if you're really that worried about it.
Can a brother offer a less-than-educated guess on the background jazz in this vid? Thelonius Monk? It's a welcome choice if not an accurate one. Best of luck with the chainplates.
Love watching your videos every week. Missed your being here last Wednesday, which by the way, lends me to say, two weeks ago was E77, last week should have been E78 and this week E79. Just a little OCD. :-). Keep up the great work. :-)
Love your project! I watch it every week religiously. Please reach out if you’d ever like to learn to kite - I own a kiteboarding school, would be amazing to have in your back pocket as you guys explore the world!
SUPER!!!!! 😍 It was a "all paws on deck" team effort 😁 Just don't let us "dry" again for 2 weeks... withdrawal symptoms here eheheheh Cheers from Portugal PS - yes Matt, the bow foam volume is a sacrificial volume, so in case of a collision with any floating object the boat maintains it's integrity (very common on ocean racing boats like IMOCAs or VOR70)
Matt, your mom is a super hero bud. Great pet camo,,,s 🐈 🐕 . Janni and you are really getting things going. That main has a good place to hold on to... Thanks for another great video guys. Martin, Another Place Another Time
Having had the epoxy hairdo I would use vinegar to remove epoxy works very well and smelling like a pickle is safer than inhaling acetone. You can also use it as a semi-permanent hair jell!
I love that your dad was wearing a post nuclear disaster coverall and boots, and you are wearing T shirt, shorts, and crocks! : ⁰ ) I just had a thought regarding the color of the hull. Recently I'd suggested painting it in cobalt blue, essentially a warm blue (by adding a bit of orange and violet purple to whatever tone of blue you like), and it struck me just now, it would be interesting to do a slightly different hue of the same blue, just a subtle change in temperature, maybe, even a blue green, only on the part of the stern that was extended, thus, the original shape of Duracell's hull would be alluded to, graphically, as an homage to the past. Maybe a thin copper line (like pin-striping) separating the two tones of blue might work just to reaffirm the shape, but it has to be done just right, so it doesn't look weird. And, I assume you guys will keep the name Duracell, right? It would be interesting to have the name of the boat painted in copper color as well. And don't forget to show up at Les Sables-d'Olonne on Nov. 10 2024 for the start of the Vendée Globe! : ⁰ )
I am quite serious about you guys sailing the boat to Les Sables-d'Olonne on Nov. 24. If you organize all the PR for the Duracell being there, with these fascinating TH-cam clips, it is very likely you will set up a network for sponsorship, and funds for your furure travels. Perhaps, once the project is finished, you could edit one longish clip encompasing the entire project. And if you guys decide to visit Rio, my wife and I will love to show you the place and provide a room and a bathroom; a place to regroup. The house where we live was built by the English navy in the early 19th century to provide a steady bed to the graduated navy officers when they landed in Rio. Besides, there is great sailing in Brazil, beginning with Fernando de Notonha Island up North.
You're woried about working time with epoxy, Use an air conditioner in the shed to lower the temp as low as you can get it, slows the kicking time a lot . You can even tarp in the boat and run a AC while setting up the vac and bags. turn off the ac after the pump is running and let the reaction work. Controling temperature/humidity can be your friend or enemy when working with resins and epoxies
The false bow is called a "crash box", and was made is case of hiting something in the water, like a piece of lumber. I think IMOCAs are still build like that.
If you are worried about working time with the epoxy you would be better off infusing the bulkhead. You should be using the blue peel ply as the white peel ply is normally used with prepreg.
Your mom seems to be the go to for help with laminating and the two handed work on the boat. She looks very capable and confident in what she’s doing. Does she have a background in this kind of work ? Or is she just giving a very good impression. I’d guess it’s the former. Loving the project, love the videos, been watching since day one. Thank you for all the hard work in production.
What a family! I love the effort... partly because my Dad is down in Pt Bob right now putting new counters in the galley of my girthy girl! Second best Duracell episode ever!
it's all good. we're just pausing out of an abundance of caution and getting some expert advice (Evan's) before moving forward. we'll explain everything in an upcoming ep.
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It is great seeing my Grandson Matt. working together with my son, Malone and Judy on Mother’s day!
We knew you’d love this one Mimi😘
Happy Mothers' Day Iris!💐
You must be very proud of all of them. All are awesome.
@@steveraleigh100 I am assuming you are a Steverson, was just wondering how you are connected to the Steverson family. Malone‘s dad, Emmitt Steverson, my husband, was killed in a car accident before he was born. He is so much like his dad, even though he never got to know his dad, would love to hear back from you!
@@irisgilliard4955 Hello Iris. No, I am not a Steverson, although I would be proud to be one. You have a wonderful family.
I am sorry to hear about your husband's accident.
I'm enjoying this journey with the Duracell crew.
Cool to see your dad getting after it, but your mom still wins the badass parent award this episode. Just like all the others she's appeared in.
Between, the boy, the wife, the parents, the cat and the dogs there was so much love in this episode the project couldn't help but get done.
Your Mom is AMAZING!
When your mum swing with the heavy.hammer and she hit that steel with out missing… I am impressed! Twice! Shy didn’t miss it and the weight as well. This is the mama what everyone wish to have!
it is delightful to see your parents working with you to build a new version of Duracell. You are a fortunate man to have such supportive parents.
Enjoying your rebuild projects but after this episode I must say that as a woman of a certain age I am so enjoying watching your mother show her skills and abilities. Well done her for getting stuck in too.
Mate I’m so impressed with your mum on the hammer
If my mum was doing that I’d be repairing a large diameter hole in the deck
Great episode, so much done
Great teamwork
20 layers, that is amazing and super strong! That’s pretty cool how the family pitches in, it’s so great to be friends with your parents, love them dearly but also as close friends! La Paz really put that dog in her place, those dogs are so adorable!
Your mom is amazing, Matt, all my admiration to her. And yes, hang that piece on the wall!
I would say this even if it wasn't Mother's Day, your mum is one hell of a trooper!
Amazing how controlled and disciplined you all are doing this job knowing the time constraints..
What a nice team work, including the outstanding video work..
Thank you, Frans!
Mom on the hammer looks great, she knows how to work! Greetings from Berlin/Germany!
I love the quietness of Matt. He seems to get it from his mum 👍🏻
The week is not complete without a boat inspector sighting. Lol
Good to see your mum and dad getting involved. Great progress on the traveller bulkhead. And nice to get a good look at the bow construction.
Use vinegar to clean up uncured epoxy, works great and safer than acetone.
I have done a fair amount of small epoxy/ fiberglass repair jobs over the years and understand the basics. But watching you work on Duracell has really been a great learning experience to see the many time saving tricks that you demonstrate when doing layups on your boat. Thanks for sharing, guys!
Dude, your Mom is a beast. Definitely a keeper. ❤
Should we ever meet, remind me not to annoy your mum.
Judging by the way she swings a club hammer she’s definitely not to be trifled with. 😂
That was a marathon layup and it looked plenty warm. Nice job guys!
A belated Happy Mother’s Day.
Cheers, R. 😎👍🍻
Yeah. That was NOT the first time she swung a hammer. Or even the 10th or hundredth. She was totally confident with it.
Nevermind the epoxy marathon…what was that soup? Squash? Looked yummy. Dogs will forever try to push the territorial limits with cats and ultimately suffer the consequences.
Love this channel.
Carrot ginger! The inspector keeps all visitors to the boat in line.
Still so impressed with mom! And wow now Dad...Matt you are so lucky to have good help...and quality control auditor (cat)...
Your Folks are amazing .
White Vinegar is as good as acetone for washing off uncured epoxy (and much safer for your hair, hands etc :)).
100% agree, doesn’t drive the chemicals into your skin either.
Looks like your mom enjoyed the mother's day work party so much she came back for an encore. Thanks for the video.
Great to see cousin Malone and his family working on the boat with Matt.
Enjoyed watching this part of the process! Traveler bulkhead coming along great!
thanks, TotalBoat. Couldn't do it without you.
Mom and da are awesome! What a team you all make. “I’m heating the fasteners and my mom is knocking it out…”…what the…oh! Mom’s got serious pipes. Very fit! Happy Mother’s Day.
Great episode
It is really amazing to see your parents, Matt, digging in and helping out. It shocks me to see how good parents are, but I like it.
Mum & Dad are great workers
One off custom boats like Duracell are usually built over a male plug. When you get to the bow you overlap the sides of the hull laminates inside and out over a wide stem for ease of construction. Then the bow foam is glued on and shaped to the lines. Very common method in high end racing boats.
First, really looking forward to the chain plate project so that was a disappointment but I need to be patient. Second, the bow section did its job in the collision. Last, you had your mom working on Mother’s Day? Wow she’s a great mom.
Mom has used a hammer a few times!
Incredible project!
Cannot wait to see her put to the test!
Kudos to your Mom working on the sailboat on Mother’s Day!
Matt, you're Mum's a real trooper - we need to see more of her!
Mothers Day boat work, lucky indeed is Matt
To get more working time, i put epoxy on ice, helps big time on those big vac bag jobs.
I take two mixing cups of the same size, i put ice 1/4 way full in one, mix up epoxy in the other, then set the epoxy cup inside the ice cup and tape them together with painters tape around the seem of the ice cup.
Congrats on another big task done!
I am a product designer, but right now I am totally plugged (hahaha), on the issue of color for your boat. There is something beautiful and old fashioned about sailboats with blue hulls and white sails. Besides the idea of painting the hull in cobalt blue, I think the doghouse and cockpit area would look great in copper green, you know, the patina of copper, like the Statue of Liberty. It is a color that is very easy on the eye, and rather calming, so you allude to the original paint job on this boat, but with a twist. And if you do some studies, the combo of cobalt blue and oxidized copper may look very elegant, and full of content. Keep working, and keep posting!
Et, voilá les suggestions pour la couleur:
DURACELL COLOR COMBO SUGGESTIONS
Hull:
Pantone solid coated 2736 c
Stern extension area:
Pantone solid coated 301 c
Pinstriping separating two tones of blue:
Pantone solid coated 471 c
Doghouse and cockpit (and maybe deck?)
Pantone solid coated 351c (or 344 c)
thanks for these ideas, chico! you're a bit ahead of us ;) but fun ideas
I completely understand, especially when you are immersed in solving structural issues. Speaking of structure, watching some TH-cam postings by Dick Beaumont from Kraken Yachts may provide valuable safety information for bluewater sailing, besides he is a fascinating person.
So glad to see you back this week. It wasn't the same without my weekly dose of Duracell.
Keep Le pawz away from that fast setting epoxy Matt. You don't want that gelling on cats fur
My goodness… your Mom is a STUD!
I like in the video how simple removing chainplates looked. I know that was a lot of work. Your mom swinging the sledgehammer was impressive. Great fiberglass work and filming / editing
Matt. You Got One Awesome Pair of Parents can’t Wait until Next Week.
I'm excited to see all the fiberglass work moving along, but I look forward to the day when it is all done. :)
I will give you the highest congratulations on a fantasic job your doing making everything it's so good to see a lot of younger Generation coming though on Boat building as well as one boat is launched and another is started so us Armchair boaties, s can watch so thankyou for making our Day
Your mom is super awesome!!!! I miss my mom so much, she passed of f##king cancer in 2000.
Love the camera work in the woods. Very mysterious!
Super impressive layup and vac bag on that bulkhead!!!
Adapt and Overcome! Looking forward to seeing more on those carbon chainplates. Great work in the meantime on the other areas. That was a crazy warm mother's day here in the PNW. Your folks are absolutely Amazing to be working in Tyvek suits in 80+ weather on mother's day!! Great work everyone.
I love your attention to detail and your desire to do the job right and not to just make it look pretty thinking that is the same thing
Mom is a BADASS!
Can I just say, those damn salmon shorts are the best things ever.
Your mother is very strong :) i love the fact that she is very into doing this restoration/build....reminds me and my father working on a boat together....good times!!!
Wow that was a great video. It’s really coming together and you have one awesome mother. They all love their sons but yours goes above and beyond.
Fabulous, Happy Mother's Day! Great job Matt.
My Mom's been dead for over 20 years, and I feel a tiny bit disrespectful that I laughed out loud trying to imagine her swinging a sledge hammer! 🤣 Your mom is a gem, Matt!
Inspector and guest(Mr Woof) looked relaxed with the work standard and progress😊
I think most of the projects are BIG, but all you can only take one step at a time. I see the quality control is working on the mast, and is not happy with the labour force. 🤣
Great update 2x👍
So so lucky you are to be able to enjoy working with your parents.
You all rock! I can't wait to see you launch Duracell!! Oh! Maybe plan a party for the big day?? I'd fly across the country for that! 😀
you're getting ahead of us :) But yes, there will be a party of some sort!
i was hoping you might install a pulpit - but i do like the figure head, meow !!
PS i love ya mum being so hands on
Missed you guys last week; happy to see the project moving along. A great family episode this time; I keep watching.
That's right, the kitty is the boss haha, great video
Beautiful back yard. Your cat must love it unless there are fisher, bobcat, and coyotes there.
It seems fishers rarely kill cats.
Bobcats sometimes tolerate house cats too
How helpful, competent, strong, hard working and nice and calm your parents are. You are very lucky.
Mother's Day Lamination... Mom's my hero!
Excellent video
Matts mum is awesome 👏🏼 she knows how to swing a hammer 🔨
Excellent Matt and special respect for your mom and dad 👍 And uncovering the bow damage is the same as peeling an onion 1 layer at a time
Fun and interesting boat..
Tell your Ma the best is to use soap and water... for the epoxy.
Cheers!
Boat coming along really nice Also I like how you guys work more and less talk it’s nice when you guys talk and work at the same time
That’s a lot of layers! Nice work 👍
So good to see the extra layers for the traveler...those flying jibes can be so nerve so racking.
Your Mom rocks !!! So great to have such a helper ! Good luck on your amazing project !
A great job and a great thanks to your mom and dad for assisting you, especially on Mother’s Day. Your Mom did an awesome job with that hammer on those stays and with the fiber glassing as well as your dad did. You have an awesome family Matt!
Ha ha! I love hearing you worry about "hot" weather and resin curing. When we lay fibreglass in Singapore it's typically 80% humidity and 32 degs C (90 F). Tropical hardener helps a lot if you're really that worried about it.
This is a major project. You're a hard worker.
Love seeing all the old layers peeled away and new layers lovingly laminated.❤❤❤
To get wet epoxy off hands hair and other things use white grape vinegar cheap as chips followed by some soap
Can a brother offer a less-than-educated guess on the background jazz in this vid? Thelonius Monk? It's a welcome choice if not an accurate one. Best of luck with the chainplates.
Love watching your videos every week. Missed your being here last Wednesday, which by the way, lends me to say, two weeks ago was E77, last week should have been E78 and this week E79. Just a little OCD. :-). Keep up the great work. :-)
Thanks for catching this
Love your project! I watch it every week religiously. Please reach out if you’d ever like to learn to kite - I own a kiteboarding school, would be amazing to have in your back pocket as you guys explore the world!
I love kite boarding, but haven’t had a chance to practice much lately. Owning a kiteboarding school sounds fun!
What a cool mom.
Very interesting video. I was eagerly awaiting the commencement of the bow work. The damage to the top plate was surprising. Thanks for the video 👍😁👍👍
SUPER!!!!! 😍 It was a "all paws on deck" team effort 😁
Just don't let us "dry" again for 2 weeks... withdrawal symptoms here eheheheh
Cheers from Portugal
PS - yes Matt, the bow foam volume is a sacrificial volume, so in case of a collision with any floating object the boat maintains it's integrity (very common on ocean racing boats like IMOCAs or VOR70)
Matt, your mom is a super hero bud. Great pet camo,,,s 🐈 🐕 . Janni and you are really getting things going. That main has a good place to hold on to... Thanks for another great video guys. Martin, Another Place Another Time
Thanks Martin and hope all is well with your projects
Matt, your parents ROCK!!!!!!!... well done, one and all!
Acetone or scissors. Take your pick. Your Mom is a machine knocking out those chain plates.
Having had the epoxy hairdo I would use vinegar to remove epoxy works very well and smelling like a pickle is safer than inhaling acetone. You can also use it as a semi-permanent hair jell!
Your parents are just gold,
I love that your dad was wearing a post nuclear disaster coverall and boots, and you are wearing T shirt, shorts, and crocks! : ⁰ )
I just had a thought regarding the color of the hull. Recently I'd suggested painting it in cobalt blue, essentially a warm blue (by adding a bit of orange and violet purple to whatever tone of blue you like), and it struck me just now, it would be interesting to do a slightly different hue of the same blue, just a subtle change in temperature, maybe, even a blue green, only on the part of the stern that was extended, thus, the original shape of Duracell's hull would be alluded to, graphically, as an homage to the past. Maybe a thin copper line (like pin-striping) separating the two tones of blue might work just to reaffirm the shape, but it has to be done just right, so it doesn't look weird. And, I assume you guys will keep the name Duracell, right? It would be interesting to have the name of the boat painted in copper color as well.
And don't forget to show up at Les Sables-d'Olonne on Nov. 10 2024 for the start of the Vendée Globe! : ⁰ )
what an interesting idea. We have time to decide on a color. And we haven't decided yet if we are going to keep the name Duracell or change it :)
I am quite serious about you guys sailing the boat to Les Sables-d'Olonne on Nov. 24. If you organize all the PR for the Duracell being there, with these fascinating TH-cam clips, it is very likely you will set up a network for sponsorship, and funds for your furure travels. Perhaps, once the project is finished, you could edit one longish clip encompasing the entire project.
And if you guys decide to visit Rio, my wife and I will love to show you the place and provide a room and a bathroom; a place to regroup. The house where we live was built by the English navy in the early 19th century to provide a steady bed to the graduated navy officers when they landed in Rio. Besides, there is great sailing in Brazil, beginning with Fernando de Notonha Island up North.
You're woried about working time with epoxy, Use an air conditioner in the shed to lower the temp as low as you can get it, slows the kicking time a lot . You can even tarp in the boat and run a AC while setting up the vac and bags. turn off the ac after the pump is running and let the reaction work. Controling temperature/humidity can be your friend or enemy when working with resins and epoxies
The false bow is called a "crash box", and was made is case of hiting something in the water, like a piece of lumber. I think IMOCAs are still build like that.
You Have the Best Mom !!!
If you are worried about working time with the epoxy you would be better off infusing the bulkhead. You should be using the blue peel ply as the white peel ply is normally used with prepreg.
Your mom seems to be the go to for help with laminating and the two handed work on the boat. She looks very capable and confident in what she’s doing. Does she have a background in this kind of work ? Or is she just giving a very good impression. I’d guess it’s the former. Loving the project, love the videos, been watching since day one. Thank you for all the hard work in production.
she doesn't have a background in boat work, but she's learning and is super helfpul
Matt !!!
I wanna come visit you finally.
I really want to meet your MoM
She is AWESOME !!!!
Part of what made that a great episode was the music selection. Would you please post your playlist? Thx!
It’s listed in box below video
Looking good.
What a family! I love the effort... partly because my Dad is down in Pt Bob right now putting new counters in the galley of my girthy girl! Second best Duracell episode ever!
Aww thanks!
Damn, I hope the chain plates are ok, you guys have a ton of labor and materials into those.
it's all good. we're just pausing out of an abundance of caution and getting some expert advice (Evan's) before moving forward. we'll explain everything in an upcoming ep.
videos are great. Use white vinegar to get epoxy off your skin and hair, works awesome!