Remember back in the day when you could not wait for your favorite show or move to cum on. And your so excited and before you know it. It's the end of the show and you are left With The Biggest CLIFFHANGER EVER!?! This Sail Life. 😆lol! I Love it. Thank you for your time and the videos. Keep up the great work. So until next Sunday Morning 🌄. Aloha and Mahalo from the Big Island 🏝of Hawaii. 🏝
Mas does the job of 5 people in the course of the week. I manage to 3d print a tiny replacement part for a downlight in the same timeframe. I don't let my wife watch sail life for obvious reasons. 😂
Your making very good progress Mads. Very informative. Once you get the bathroom done, your boat will be much more comfortable. Only thing you are missing is someone to clean up the mess so it's not a man cave. You know those things... what do you call them. Oh! Curtains, cushion covers that someone knows how to match. Those other things. Good job!
Great progress as always Mads, nearly there. Hope that things are far enough along for when Ava arrives, at least have a tidy up! We haven’t seen progress viewed on your wall chart for ages. Let’s hope you get to 100k subscribers very soon.
Congrats on keeping the motivation up in face of so much work Mads! Something else: I *strongly* recommend you reserve more time for testing and shake down cruising. You have a lot of equipment, it will take some time to dial everything in.
Organisation is half the battle ! Incredibly hard to do under normal circumstances, dealing with outside contractors can only make progress incredibly difficult, however plenty of light at the end of the tunnel ! Keep calm and carry on!
A surface mount sliding door for the head could occupy the space next to the companionway steps when open and 'double sided' louvers would allow ventilation when the door is closed while still keeping any shower overspray out of the main cabin. I hope Ava brings a lot of colorful pillows and wall hangings, right now, Athena looks a bit like a hospital operating room. If a Polar Bear ever breaks in, you'll never be able to find it with all that white background!... 8{P
Thank you so much, Ken :) I keep feeling like things aren't moving fast enough but I'm doing everything I can . I'm sure it'll all work out in the end :)
Hi Mads! Hopefully you read this. I'm studying computer science and would love to see detailed videos of your programming and setup of all the digital stuff! Also, maybe create a second channel where you can upload longer, less or not edited, themed videos of your work? So when you do a couple of hours of work on software development, wood working, sewing, engine stuff, plumbing, etc., people who enjoy that could do so! Maybe for Patreons and mention in the videos that you have videos of all the work available over there? PS. I understand if you don't have the time to read all comments so I will post this comment under a couple of (upcomming) videos.
Mads i love your solar arch. I built one for my boat and used 36mm angle iron on top to mount the panels and other stuff. Two things I wish I had thought of. 1. Slope the panels a little to stop water from pooling. They collect a lot of dirt that way. 2. Make sure the panels don’t stick out too far on the sides. Twice now my panels have hit pilings pulling away from docks at low tide.
Anything he doesn’t get to before pushing off, will lead to more DIY videos from Scotland or the US. Much more to come as they “break in” Athena over the first year of sailing her.
Great Video Mads! RV stores have shower heads with a little feed button on it, so you can turn the flow of water off at the shower head. They are a great water saver.
Sam Holmes made a gasket for a deck mounted device. The gasket was tapered to match the round of the deck. I think that technique with work to make the gasket for your head to match the wall. He used a 3-d printer to make the gasket. Send him a drawing and measurements. Maybe he can make it for you if you don't have a printer. Sailors helping Sailors!
Interesting as ever. Thanks for the video Mads. You may not be aware of this but TH-cam is placing ads whether you want them or not. We were blitzed with them on this video. About the most I have ever seen on a short video. Literally every few minutes.
A little tips from when I was working in industrial painting, you can use some paper tape to remove the runs , when everything is " dry" except the excess of paint in the runs, you still need to do some o'glrorious sanding, but a bit less, and save some not necessary curing time
That's a really GOOD OUTBOARD!! if you know it or not. Always turn the fuel off when you tilt it up! And run the carburetor dry when you're done using it. Super lightweight with two cylinders, two-stroke and a neutral and twist-grip throttle. It will run really smooth with two cylinders. Nowadays it's hard to find small motor with two cylinders! It has a good choke and not the stupid primer. They were available with remote tank, internal tank or some were made with switchover valve for both fuel option. Save that motor! It's way better than a heavy 4-stroke. Make sure you run 50 to 1 oil not hundred to one. Be sure to use non-ethanol fuel and fuel stabilizer! Enjoy the gym!
Regarding the noise of your current genset, you can use acoustic shielding to abate the noise. Vibration can also be mitigated with rubber mounts. The boat is looking amazing. Nice work!!
I just fitted a second hand intelinano genset controller to my onan 6.5kva genset. The installation was easy as pie and the results are life changing. Now I can control the genset with a single press of a button, get the info I need regarding output and frequency as well as use my victron equipment to auto start the genset at preset voltages/currents. As I said, life changing and pr programmed. Good luck with your plc controller and keep up the good work Mads
Hi Mads, Last 4 years living aboard we find we do not actually use the shower head in a fixed overhead position. Rather we have a fitting where it lives and we tend to use it as a wander lead for showering as it's easier to direct the water where it is needed rather than just cascading top down. Just a thought. Interesting generator info\system. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
Great job on the gen set, it looks to be moving right along. That's terrible news about the water tank, the builder should give it top priority in building you a new one with the correct revisions. Ingenuity at its best with the shower mixer and look at you working the lathe and welder, go you! Nice layout on your shower, super functional. Can't wait for next week's video.
Mads, please put a hydrostatic release device on the life raft. It will need to auto release itself from that cradle especially if you secure it from theft.
Great video this week, as always, very informative and entertaining..... :) I love the little itybitty genset, great recycling and I’m sure it will work a treat for a long time. Keep up the great work, love the channel... Jack n Steve .. 🐶😎
He could fix the mistake by cutting the tank mid way, and adding a strip with the desired height. Sure, it wouldn't look as spiffy, but that's less wasted material and would take a heck of a lot less time.
OMG - OTMVBA (only two more videos before Ava)😳 Great progress as usual, shame about the setback with the fresh water tank. The Perkins generator is looking good and your plans to instrument it up and control it look interesting and impressive, you have a clear plan but just so you are aware you can use coolant pressure as a proxy for ‘engine running’. 😀👍😳
Mads!!!! Its really starting to come together this week was an amazing progress week. Its like so many things came to fruition! Good makeup for all those weeks of mishaps and items not coming when needed/due to arrive. Athena is really looking quite SPIFFY :)
I worked with diesel generators that have a lower load limit. If they operate below it for too long then carbon deposits form that can damage them. The solution is rather interesting, run it at high loading for a bit and it will clear the carbon out.
1 minute in and 93 likes and 7 comments. This just proves that you are an excellent person. Thank you for all sharing your highs and lows of your passion.
It’s coming along so rapidly at this point. I have been following for almost 4 years now and the progress is just so awesome. Congratulations on seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
You should try using 3M VHB double stick adhesive tape to avoid drilling holes for fastening things in place. Its the same adhesive used to fasten the Stainless Steel rub rails on airplane flaps. If it will hold there , it will hold anything you need to fasten down .
For the "toilet wedge", perhaps something that has a Stainless Steel plate sticking up from it. You could then embed a permanent Magnet in the toilet lid so that when you open it, the Magnet will grab the steel and hold the seat open. That way it won't just flop closed from the rocking action of the boat at sea.
@@MobilMobil-kv5ke Very true. However, I am sure that Eva will appreciate him not peeing all over the lid every time the ship rolls. It's also nice not to have the lid tapping you in the back too. I should also note that I meant the lid, not the seat. My apologies.
@@Wearyman that makes sense. But I tell you what, when I got married I made the adjustment of always using the toilet sitting down. Happy wife, happy life. In addition, sitting down helps with target accuracy in rolling seas.😉
We have the same dingy, you might want to consider adding dingy wheels. Also it only planes with one person. The transom paint is chipping off… but other than that it’s a great dingy.
Turn thebottom access hatch 90 degrees anticlockwise for easier access,itll sit flat against the wall and you wont be leaning over the door to feel inside.
A sliding pocket door for the head would have been a great idea -but that is probably way too late to do now. The wall would have needed to have been designed to enclose the pocket from the start. Great progress though. I love your 4hp Evinrude. We have a 3HP Evinrude from 1953, it.pushes us along at about 5 knots in our Porta Bote which glides through the water almost like a hard dinghy. What more can we want? I can carry it with one hand which is handy when I need to move it between the dinghy transom and the aft rail mount when we tow or fold up the boat and bring it on deck.
Left hand flank wall for the shower head - firing away from the door would be a consideration, but I'm sure you've got it sussed. Perkins ran well, and the automated controller looks really interesting. We have an aging, obsolete Mastervolt, again base on a 2 cylinder perkins, andit works well with preheat, electric oil pump to pre circulate the oil - this may be a desirable item to consider... All looking really good though, well done Mads!
Thoroughly enjoying your videos and approach to doing the best quality work. The end is now in sight and Scotland is looking forward to you both arriving.
Awesome video as always. I watch them all, but often on the Apple TV, so therefore almost never comment :) In relation to the liferaft, it seems like you just stripped it down - which is fine I assume (I'm not expert here at all!), but I saw some video some time ago, actually about some cases here in Denmark where this thing was NOT done correctly, but on commercial ships (as I remember) they are required to have a self release thingy on. As I understood it, it release based on pressure, so if the ship goes down, it sense the pressure and release the life raft - if it goes fast, you will not have time to run on deck and release it by hand. Just a little tip - I have no idea what it's called or anything, but pretty sure it should be easy to find.
Mads that Zodiak is a kick ass rib boat, however, it is FAR too colorful for Athena :P Its sad that the retrofit is coming to an end, been watching you for years.
LOL :D ..."and here (swoosh, swoosh), with just a few strokes (swoosh, swoosh), we add a lovely little boat, maybe one, the owner just renovated, to go saling whit his beloved one (swoosh, swoosh)"
@@ELCADAROSA Did you know that he actually painted not just one painting every episode, but THREE? One as practice, one during the show, and a third as a gift for his manager. None were ever sold and every painting he ever made excepting one or two he gave away as gifts are still at the Bob Ross Foundation warehouse.
As a Sheetmetal worker myself. That SS tank builder should definitely take responsibility for his mistake and make the correct tank that you ordered and agreed on. I hope you have not paid in full yet. Could you please post a wiring diagram of your Genset control box and list the parts. Top video 👍👍
Yes. Never mind this, 'oh I'll see if I have time' nonsense. Priority #1 should be to finish a job properly, even if it's already gone out the door! Maybe you can send v.1 back to him to modify as per v.2?
I noticed you have not fitted a Hydrostatic Release Unit on your liferaft, it is design for raft fitted on deak, and automatically releases the raft in the event of sudden sinking. Hope this is useful. Its easy at the beginning of a build as the job list is : build boat, but as you get closer to the finish the list gets really big. Well done i think your going to hit your deadline.
Your amazing an I love how you have gone about this refit... Your attention to detail is amazing. I know your punch list is getting bigger an bigger by the day....an then it starts getting small! An before you know it your on your way to ur next destination. I'm excited for you guys ✌🏻💗😊❣️
The temperature sensor should be on the freshwater side because if the water in the block leaks the exhaust would be about the same or put more then one
Wow barely able to catch breath in that episode with all you’ve done and next week promises to be the same - well done and hope the couriers can keep up with you :)
I just want to recommend a garment for you to have in Scottland. It is called Wool Power, made in Sweden. Amazing first layer and you will love it in Scottland.
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Remember back in the day when you could not wait for your favorite show or move to cum on. And your so excited and before you know it. It's the end of the show and you are left With The Biggest CLIFFHANGER EVER!?!
This Sail Life. 😆lol!
I Love it. Thank you for your time and the videos. Keep up the great work. So until next Sunday Morning 🌄.
Aloha and Mahalo from the Big Island 🏝of Hawaii. 🏝
Mas does the job of 5 people in the course of the week. I manage to 3d print a tiny replacement part for a downlight in the same timeframe. I don't let my wife watch sail life for obvious reasons. 😂
This Martin friend of yours has been immensely helpful. Definitely a handy guy to know.
All this work over the years and no T & A. That is the real achievement amongst sailing how to videos. :)
Your making very good progress Mads. Very informative. Once you get the bathroom done, your boat will be much more comfortable. Only thing you are missing is someone to clean up the mess so it's not a man cave. You know those things... what do you call them. Oh! Curtains, cushion covers that someone knows how to match. Those other things. Good job!
Great progress as always Mads, nearly there. Hope that things are far enough along for when Ava arrives, at least have a tidy up! We haven’t seen progress viewed on your wall chart for ages. Let’s hope you get to 100k subscribers very soon.
Congrats on keeping the motivation up in face of so much work Mads!
Something else: I *strongly* recommend you reserve more time for testing and shake down cruising. You have a lot of equipment, it will take some time to dial everything in.
Athena is looking pretty spiffy ! Great job 💚💛👍👍⛵
Great to hear the little generator running!!
Organisation is half the battle ! Incredibly hard to do under normal circumstances, dealing with outside contractors can only make progress incredibly difficult, however plenty of light at the end of the tunnel ! Keep calm and carry on!
15 thousand views in just the first hour? I guess we all love these videos
A surface mount sliding door for the head could occupy the space next to the companionway steps when open and 'double sided' louvers would allow ventilation when the door is closed while still keeping any shower overspray out of the main cabin. I hope Ava brings a lot of colorful pillows and wall hangings, right now, Athena looks a bit like a hospital operating room. If a Polar Bear ever breaks in, you'll never be able to find it with all that white background!... 8{P
Lots of progress and plans coming together. It's very exciting. Best wishes Mads.
Thank you so much, Ken :) I keep feeling like things aren't moving fast enough but I'm doing everything I can . I'm sure it'll all work out in the end :)
Hi Mads! Hopefully you read this. I'm studying computer science and would love to see detailed videos of your programming and setup of all the digital stuff!
Also, maybe create a second channel where you can upload longer, less or not edited, themed videos of your work? So when you do a couple of hours of work on software development, wood working, sewing, engine stuff, plumbing, etc., people who enjoy that could do so! Maybe for Patreons and mention in the videos that you have videos of all the work available over there?
PS. I understand if you don't have the time to read all comments so I will post this comment under a couple of (upcomming) videos.
Mads i love your solar arch. I built one for my boat and used 36mm angle iron on top to mount the panels and other stuff. Two things I wish I had thought of. 1. Slope the panels a little to stop water from pooling. They collect a lot of dirt that way. 2. Make sure the panels don’t stick out too far on the sides. Twice now my panels have hit pilings pulling away from docks at low tide.
I feel the time-pressure more from episode to episode. You'll make it all in the end :-)
Same here, it looks to me more and more that you are getting stressed with the pending stuff :-) No worries - you will succeed as planed !
Anything he doesn’t get to before pushing off, will lead to more DIY videos from Scotland or the US. Much more to come as they “break in” Athena over the first year of sailing her.
Great Video Mads! RV stores have shower heads with a little feed button on it, so you can turn the flow of water off at the shower head. They are a great water saver.
Sam Holmes made a gasket for a deck mounted device. The gasket was tapered to match the round of the deck. I think that technique with work to make the gasket for your head to match the wall. He used a 3-d printer to make the gasket. Send him a drawing and measurements. Maybe he can make it for you if you don't have a printer. Sailors helping Sailors!
Interesting as ever. Thanks for the video Mads. You may not be aware of this but TH-cam is placing ads whether you want them or not. We were blitzed with them on this video. About the most I have ever seen on a short video. Literally every few minutes.
A little tips from when I was working in industrial painting, you can use some paper tape to remove the runs , when everything is " dry" except the excess of paint in the runs, you still need to do some o'glrorious sanding, but a bit less, and save some not necessary curing time
Haven't seen your pup for sometime I hope all is well with him
That's a really GOOD OUTBOARD!! if you know it or not. Always turn the fuel off when you tilt it up! And run the carburetor dry when you're done using it.
Super lightweight with two cylinders, two-stroke and a neutral and twist-grip throttle. It will run really smooth with two cylinders. Nowadays it's hard to find small motor with two cylinders! It has a good choke and not the stupid primer. They were available with remote tank, internal tank or some were made with switchover valve for both fuel option. Save that motor! It's way better than a heavy 4-stroke. Make sure you run 50 to 1 oil not hundred to one. Be sure to use non-ethanol fuel and fuel stabilizer! Enjoy the gym!
That outboard motor is way less fussy and temperamental than a new 4 stroke. Put up with a Little Smoke exhaust.
Regarding the noise of your current genset, you can use acoustic shielding to abate the noise. Vibration can also be mitigated with rubber mounts. The boat is looking amazing. Nice work!!
I just fitted a second hand intelinano genset controller to my onan 6.5kva genset. The installation was easy as pie and the results are life changing. Now I can control the genset with a single press of a button, get the info I need regarding output and frequency as well as use my victron equipment to auto start the genset at preset voltages/currents. As I said, life changing and pr programmed. Good luck with your plc controller and keep up the good work Mads
Hi Mads, Last 4 years living aboard we find we do not actually use the shower head in a fixed overhead position. Rather we have a fitting where it lives and we tend to use it as a wander lead for showering as it's easier to direct the water where it is needed rather than just cascading top down. Just a thought. Interesting generator info\system. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
As a live aboard, I'd totally agree with this!
Great job on the gen set, it looks to be moving right along. That's terrible news about the water tank, the builder should give it top priority in building you a new one with the correct revisions. Ingenuity at its best with the shower mixer and look at you working the lathe and welder, go you! Nice layout on your shower, super functional. Can't wait for next week's video.
Probably faster to just stretch & modify the V1 tank
@@LittleWapiti Mads already said V1 has no pickup tube and holds less water so I would not go this route.
What a balls up by the tank fabricator. He should be remaking you a correct spec one as a matter of urgency.
i seen these videos 6 yrs ao must be on replay double money
Mads, please put a hydrostatic release device on the life raft. It will need to auto release itself from that cradle especially if you secure it from theft.
Also install a fuel water separator filter in the dinghy, it will save your outboard and replace the actual filter every six month.
Great video this week, as always, very informative and entertaining..... :)
I love the little itybitty genset, great recycling and I’m sure it will work a treat for a long time.
Keep up the great work, love the channel... Jack n Steve .. 🐶😎
He could fix the mistake by cutting the tank mid way, and adding a strip with the desired height. Sure, it wouldn't look as spiffy, but that's less wasted material and would take a heck of a lot less time.
i wuld just take the top of just below the welds and add in a strip there mchless welding than build from new
True, but he should get what he paid for.
Bathroom looks great
Good thing about having to crack a few Polar Bears to make an omelette is that without a muffler on the generator you won't hear them scream. 🥶🐻👍
Always looking forward to your videos on Sundays, you are the source of inspiration for all of us for an upcoming week.
OMG - OTMVBA (only two more videos before Ava)😳 Great progress as usual, shame about the setback with the fresh water tank. The Perkins generator is looking good and your plans to instrument it up and control it look interesting and impressive, you have a clear plan but just so you are aware you can use coolant pressure as a proxy for ‘engine running’.
😀👍😳
Mads!!!! Its really starting to come together this week was an amazing progress week. Its like so many things came to fruition! Good makeup for all those weeks of mishaps and items not coming when needed/due to arrive. Athena is really looking quite SPIFFY :)
I worked with diesel generators that have a lower load limit. If they operate below it for too long then carbon deposits form that can damage them. The solution is rather interesting, run it at high loading for a bit and it will clear the carbon out.
Wow! Those be some big ol hatches on that there poop tank cover! Keep on keepin on Mads
1 minute in and 93 likes and 7 comments. This just proves that you are an excellent person. Thank you for all sharing your highs and lows of your passion.
My joy of the weekend thanks !!!
The "vapour" universal motorcycle dashboards are quality and have all the sensors you need and are easily set up to what ever engine you have .
Sorry "vapor"
I’m sitting on my sailboat in Pula and watching your video….man I’m hooked on MADS!
It’s coming along so rapidly at this point. I have been following for almost 4 years now and the progress is just so awesome. Congratulations on seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
You should try using 3M VHB double stick adhesive tape to avoid drilling holes for fastening things in place. Its the same adhesive used to fasten the Stainless Steel rub rails on airplane flaps. If it will hold there , it will hold anything you need to fasten down .
Vinegar seems to work the best, it also prevents further oxidation.
Getting close!!
I spray lacquer. When I get a run I use a card scraper to remove the run then spray the spot.
Hi. If you are planning to come to Ireland. I can show you around. Closest Marina is either Warrenpoint or Carlingford.
For the "toilet wedge", perhaps something that has a Stainless Steel plate sticking up from it. You could then embed a permanent Magnet in the toilet lid so that when you open it, the Magnet will grab the steel and hold the seat open. That way it won't just flop closed from the rocking action of the boat at sea.
I just have to point out that you should consider carefully any feature that holds a toilet seat up when a woman will be joining you in this endeavor.
@@MobilMobil-kv5ke Very true. However, I am sure that Eva will appreciate him not peeing all over the lid every time the ship rolls. It's also nice not to have the lid tapping you in the back too.
I should also note that I meant the lid, not the seat. My apologies.
@@Wearyman that makes sense. But I tell you what, when I got married I made the adjustment of always using the toilet sitting down. Happy wife, happy life. In addition, sitting down helps with target accuracy in rolling seas.😉
Anybody that doesn't make a rule about always sitting to pee (men), hasn't sailed very much. That is right up there with "don't fall overboard".
Stainless steel in not magnetic.
Whoah! Mads .... It's all coming together nicely and looking great! you're a grafter sir and no mistake!! I admire your drive and devotion!!!
Amazing work on so many projects Mads. You are slowly becoming the Superman of boat rebuilds. Have a good week.
We have the same dingy, you might want to consider adding dingy wheels. Also it only planes with one person. The transom paint is chipping off… but other than that it’s a great dingy.
You could tilt the toilet back a little to take up some of the space between the wall and toilet, and the rest with some trusty 3M 5200 fast.
Great work Mads and nice to see PERKINS doing his bit ,time is rushing by .
Phew! That's a mind bending lot of stuff in one week accomplished. And all the extras behind the scenes. Good work dude!
I can't wait to see your sailing videos. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Brilliant progress! And must be only a couple of weeks away from Ava's arrival!
Turn thebottom access hatch 90 degrees anticlockwise for easier access,itll sit flat against the wall and you wont be leaning over the door to feel inside.
One of the best D. I. Y. sailboat videos on you tube! I live for watching it every Sunday. Thanks for the great content and keep up the good work.
Things are looking great!!
A sliding pocket door for the head would have been a great idea -but that is probably way too late to do now. The wall would have needed to have been designed to enclose the pocket from the start.
Great progress though. I love your 4hp Evinrude. We have a 3HP Evinrude from 1953, it.pushes us along at about 5 knots in our Porta Bote which glides through the water almost like a hard dinghy. What more can we want? I can carry it with one hand which is handy when I need to move it between the dinghy transom and the aft rail mount when we tow or fold up the boat and bring it on deck.
The head is looking amazing. Great job Sir!
See you next week. The project is coming along wonderfully!
Thanks for this very interesting episode.
The Evinrude 4 reminds me of the mosquito character from Disney movies. Can't remember which movie though I remember our son watching it many times.
The Rescuers
R. E. S. C. U. E…………Rescue Aid Society !
PS-I think he was a dragonfly pushing a “leaf” boat.
Left hand flank wall for the shower head - firing away from the door would be a consideration, but I'm sure you've got it sussed. Perkins ran well, and the automated controller looks really interesting. We have an aging, obsolete Mastervolt, again base on a 2 cylinder perkins, andit works well with preheat, electric oil pump to pre circulate the oil - this may be a desirable item to consider... All looking really good though, well done Mads!
Thoroughly enjoying your videos and approach to doing the best quality work. The end is now in sight and Scotland is looking forward to you both arriving.
Awesome video as always. I watch them all, but often on the Apple TV, so therefore almost never comment :)
In relation to the liferaft, it seems like you just stripped it down - which is fine I assume (I'm not expert here at all!), but I saw some video some time ago, actually about some cases here in Denmark where this thing was NOT done correctly, but on commercial ships (as I remember) they are required to have a self release thingy on.
As I understood it, it release based on pressure, so if the ship goes down, it sense the pressure and release the life raft - if it goes fast, you will not have time to run on deck and release it by hand.
Just a little tip - I have no idea what it's called or anything, but pretty sure it should be easy to find.
With all the gizmos you've been adding to Athena, I see a 75 footer in the near future.
Love the perky
Looking good !👍🏻
Getting closer, stay Healthy.
How exciting... Casting off lines soon...
Mads that Zodiak is a kick ass rib boat, however, it is FAR too colorful for Athena :P
Its sad that the retrofit is coming to an end, been watching you for years.
LOL - this episode is packed with humor and parts that made me smile! Amazing progress!
"how much video can you shoot about just applying paint"
Bob Ross enters the room...
LOL :D ..."and here (swoosh, swoosh), with just a few strokes (swoosh, swoosh), we add a lovely little boat, maybe one, the owner just renovated, to go saling whit his beloved one (swoosh, swoosh)"
He would have Mads beat the devil out of it!
Decades on, and the man is still warmly and fondly remembered.
We should be so fortunate.
…and just add a ‘happy tree’.😀👍
@@ELCADAROSA Did you know that he actually painted not just one painting every episode, but THREE? One as practice, one during the show, and a third as a gift for his manager. None were ever sold and every painting he ever made excepting one or two he gave away as gifts are still at the Bob Ross Foundation warehouse.
Make sure your shower head is movable with a swivel head.
Gotta have the swivel head
It's all looking mighty good, as always.
I've also thought about creating an expanding solar system. I'm very much looking forward to seeing how you tackle creating yours!
Oh my, what a work you has done. Respect.
As a Sheetmetal worker myself. That SS tank builder should definitely take responsibility for his mistake and make the correct tank that you ordered and agreed on. I hope you have not paid in full yet.
Could you please post a wiring diagram of your Genset control box and list the parts. Top video 👍👍
Yes. Never mind this, 'oh I'll see if I have time' nonsense. Priority #1 should be to finish a job properly, even if it's already gone out the door! Maybe you can send v.1 back to him to modify as per v.2?
I miss actually seeing the ToDo list. And the satisfaction of seeing things move to the Done column.
Its getting real. Looking forward to you being with Ava.
Keep up the great work Mads! Amazing boat your building!
Looking so forward to seeing you two start this great adventure! GOD speed, JC
Heat lamp or heat gun the Run. Let cool. Shave it a 90° with a razor blade. Wet sand with run block or wet and dry paper.
Things are starting to really come together ! That head is going to look amazing 🤩
I'm luvin that "Itty-bitty Perkins"! I know it was a royal PIA, but it looks to be good to go!
I noticed you have not fitted a Hydrostatic Release Unit on your liferaft, it is design for raft fitted on deak, and automatically releases the raft in the event of sudden sinking. Hope this is useful. Its easy at the beginning of a build as the job list is : build boat, but as you get closer to the finish the list gets really big. Well done i think your going to hit your deadline.
Mads you are the the man lol
The plate where you attached the outboard to on the dinghy corrodes like crazy. Replace it with starboard.
I highly recommend using your label maker and labeling the relays. It will help in the future.
More doohickeys per cubic meter than the ITER fusion reactor. I like it!
Your amazing an I love how you have gone about this refit... Your attention to detail is amazing. I know your punch list is getting bigger an bigger by the day....an then it starts getting small! An before you know it your on your way to ur next destination. I'm excited for you guys ✌🏻💗😊❣️
The temperature sensor should be on the freshwater side because if the water in the block leaks the exhaust would be about the same or put more then one
I like before watching
Wow barely able to catch breath in that episode with all you’ve done and next week promises to be the same - well done and hope the couriers can keep up with you :)
I just want to recommend a garment for you to have in Scottland. It is called Wool Power, made in Sweden. Amazing first layer and you will love it in Scottland.
Super impressive as always.