The flickering didn't bother me until I started seeing the faces. Whose faces? I don't know. 🤣 I really do enjoy watching you work Lars. That's a brilliant idea using those vacuum bags. We have many with clothes in.
I've used different sizes of these vacuum bags, to press and bond wood veneer, very thin aeroply, and epoxy resin builds like this. If the bag's zip does not work , clamp the edge between two battens of wood. And keep the Hoover sucking if vacuum is not perfect !!!
Lars,using the bags is a really clever and not so expensive way of achieving the perfect finish.Really well done.Nice to see another video.It is good to see that you managed to get out of the "boatyard" and out for a sail with "33",which looks lovely,by the way.
Thanks Gavin! I had a 12 hour work day today, but managed to go sail for an hour. Felt good and was fun to test my new medium air main. I hope to start the sails for Kookaburra IV this weekend. We need to sail her soon! //Lars
I have a miniRival race on Saturday, but Sunday I hope to work on the rig and start on the sails for Kookaburra IV. It will be a treat to sail her for sure.
Sorry for flickering video. Not sure what brought that on. It's not the whole video at least...
The flickering didn't bother me until I started seeing the faces. Whose faces? I don't know. 🤣
I really do enjoy watching you work Lars.
That's a brilliant idea using those vacuum bags. We have many with clothes in.
Thanks Craig! They work fine for small jobs, and it is easy to just use your vacuum cleaner. Thanks, Lars
I've used different sizes of these vacuum bags, to press and bond wood veneer, very thin aeroply, and epoxy resin builds like this. If the bag's zip does not work , clamp the edge between two battens of wood. And keep the Hoover sucking if vacuum is not perfect !!!
Thanks John! I will try it!
Lars,using the bags is a really clever and not so expensive way of achieving the perfect finish.Really well done.Nice to see another video.It is good to see that you managed to get out of the "boatyard" and out for a sail with "33",which looks lovely,by the way.
Thanks Gavin! I had a 12 hour work day today, but managed to go sail for an hour. Felt good and was fun to test my new medium air main. I hope to start the sails for Kookaburra IV this weekend. We need to sail her soon! //Lars
Lars,watching K4 sails being made then she goes sailing will be even more amazing than having watched he being built.Very exciting.
I have a miniRival race on Saturday, but Sunday I hope to work on the rig and start on the sails for Kookaburra IV. It will be a treat to sail her for sure.