We empathise with working within small areas but you're doing a hood job considering you're on your own. You must have a very full tool & workshop on board, looking forward to seeing you in the Caribbean 😉.
I won't judge your work space, ya just gonna do. it with what you have. Almost anyone can make perfect work in a well equipped shop, not so many just Mcguyvering it.
Just a personal feedback. Try to always have a “happy” ending in each video. In this case, maybe less cutting and routing so you can fit one finished panel. Even if that means wait another day or 2 to edit the video. I feel like this video in particular didn’t bring me anything interesting to watch because feels like it got cut out short. Not criticizing, just my 2 cents. Cheers
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Another fabulous episode I'm amazed at the standard of finish you achieve.
Bar stools … can’t beat a good bar stool !
All work and no play... Sail Safe mate. Ant & Cid
Hey guys. Thanks for watching and commenting
Great Episode.
Thank you
Amazing job mate
Thanks ship mate - I try to keep the old girl up together
We empathise with working within small areas but you're doing a hood job considering you're on your own.
You must have a very full tool & workshop on board, looking forward to seeing you in the Caribbean 😉.
I keep a fair few tools and parts on board the boat and not to sure if I’ll ever get away from Europe now.
Nice work as usual. Could have done with you over the last couple of years when I was hacking away at my boats carpentry 😆
Thanks Ian
Cheers mate!
THANK YOU TREV
@@SVBlownAway WELCOME 😂, are we yelling because of the distance, or are you getting deaf in your old age? 😂. I SAID 😂
Looking good Ian. That's the trouble with living on your own some tasks have to be done by Hand 🤭
I think the wood clamp is now my best friend
I won't judge your work space, ya just gonna do. it with what you have.
Almost anyone can make perfect work in a well equipped shop, not so many just Mcguyvering it.
I do watch the bigger repair channels and the work they produce and I’m very jealous.
Just a personal feedback. Try to always have a “happy” ending in each video. In this case, maybe less cutting and routing so you can fit one finished panel. Even if that means wait another day or 2 to edit the video.
I feel like this video in particular didn’t bring me anything interesting to watch because feels like it got cut out short. Not criticizing, just my 2 cents.
Cheers
Thank you for watching and your feed back