I totally second this! It does cost to rent one unless you decide to invest in one, which would be the better choice if you plan on doing alot of pressure washing in the future :) You probably could have done the whole boat in 1-2 hours even. Seriously. I had the pleasure of using a 4000 PSI steam pressure washer for one of the jobs I did at my work. It would take off old gum that was stuck and dried unto concrete within 2 seconds of pointing the nozzle at it! And I wasn't even using the highest power tip!!
Actually I am nervous of power washers on boats as they can permanently damage fittings, trim etc. If you are going use one, best use an under powered one.
@@stephenburnage7687 I think you should just give it a chance , while I agree, don't power wash the teak or the cushions etc (unless you really know what you are doing) But the fiberglass and metal parts will be perfectly fine. get on in the 2600-3100 psi range and you will save yourselves weeks of work. Good luck!
Found your TH-cam channel today. And now started watching refit of your boat. Despite the fact that it was four years ago. I think it's a nice layout. Greatings from the Netherlands Europe
EXCELLENT!! Old boats need young owners! A good boat will out-live several humans, so this Energy Transfer of Youth is critical to the boat's Life. "Thank You"!! ( in case you haven't heard Her whisper thanks already.) Cheers!
Another huge effort for this beautiful boat, which I'm sure it will be more good condition after you put your touch on it, it looks like it haven't been washed since 1000 B.C lol, we still all supporting you our best friends Roberta and Duca … accept my all respects my dear friends … YNWA
If you are worried that you will lose your drone in the ocean when you start sailing, put pool noodles on the horizontal landing bar. On both sides. This will make it float to give you time to get to it.
Pool noodles will help recover the drone, but won't likely save the drone. Salt water is notoriously bad for electronics, unfortunately. Luckily the Phantoms are pretty 'easy' to catch, not like the Mavic series!
Great episode, looking at boats right now! As far as I can tell this is the ultimate design, center cockpit, swing keel, steel construction, it's got it all and now it has some of the nicest owners making videos on TH-cam !!!!
@@OddLifeCrafting just wondering if the boat was abandoned who had ownership of it and when they sold to you did you get it free and clear with out any liens on it...chek that out please
You guys are rocking it, looking good. I am inspired by your diligence and attention to detail you put into every job. This will pay dividends in the future. I can't wait to see it on the water.
Que aventura con tantos desafíos por resolver! Chicos hoy empieza el lijado y pintura en un lugar cerrado ! Ustedes hacen un gran trabajo y nos sentimos orgullosos de sus triunfos.Adelante chicos!
Looking good! I love how some of the deck hardware and fittings are bolted onto tabs welded to the deck instead of being bolted through the deck. Much less chances for leaking this way. Very clever!
I have to stop watching your chanel. My jaw hurts for quite some time from all the smiles you bring to me. Thank you for helping make my great life even better.
This video caught my eye and I just had to watch it. It was great to see another once proud sailing vessel being brought to life again. It will come alive for you bit by bit until it becomes your life. Wind is free and if I were young again, I would spend it exploring the world all over. I spent years at sea working. What made it great was the amazing sunrises and sunsets, the constellations laid out in all the Lord's glory. I will be watching. Andy👍
You guys cleaning that little barbecue up instead of just chucking was great. I like your channel so much more than some of the other boat/sailing ones because you seem to have a good plan and the people to help you get it done, plus you are going to have an awesome boat when you are done !
Good luck on your boat and safe journeys kids. I’m an old man now but I did what your doing to a wooden 42’ and it was an adventure of a lifetime. ✌🏻🇺🇸❤️
I have been immensely enjoying watching your sailboat renovation journey. You both are such a cute couple and truly appear to enjoy working together on various projects. This appears to be your most challenging project! I can't wait to see the final end product and to journey on the open seas with you. Keep the videos coming! Klaus from Southern California, USA
I can't believe how good the hull and deck look after so many years! It looked like you could have used a stronger(higher pressure) sprayer for this project but thank goodness you at least had this one. The interior/below deck looks almost new! This is going to be an excellent cruiser once complete and it will be a labor of Love for all of us to see!
Your boat is already looking so much better! I'm glad you were able to get her under cover, too. You two are making wonderful progress! Thanks for this update video! :)
It looks a beautiful boat, the shape is awesome.... I know the rebuilding process will have its ups and downs, but you guys have what it takes. ❤️❤️❤️⛵️
This is the first of your videos I have watched and 5 minutes in I was like, "These are good people and I'd like to have a beer with them and discuss their boat". 😁 I love that you're rescuing this abandoned boat and it looks like it's going to be beautiful when it's done. Good luck!
Thanks so much my friend!! Who knows? Maybe one day we ended up in the same place on the same time. Hehehehe would love to “discuss our boat”. Hehehehe talk to you later Neal!!😊
Can I suggest you take off all the running rigging (ropes) and get them to a commercial laundry and have them put through a cold water wash. You will be amazed how they come back.
Those screws you should use a penetrating oil with catalyst, like PB Blaster. Then remove the screws by twisting a hand impact driver and hammer. You will need these tools for the rest of the stuck screws.
WD-40 is a Water Displacer only. It is not a lubricant, and it is not a penetrating oil. The PB Blaster is a very good product. Stainless steel fasteners gall easily, try not to over tighten them. Use a little blue Loc-tite when putting it all back together and then tighten normally, but not over tight. Practice tightening different diameter fasteners until you can feel the threads starting to deform. Then you will know how much to tighten without galling and weakening the fastener. Do not use red Loc-tite except on permanent assemblies that you can use a propane torch to heat to about 300 Deg F and break the chemical bond.
Odd Life Crafting another way is to take a solid metal bit and give it some really good hits with a hammer while it is on the screw. It tends to loosen the corrosion up and sometimes you won’t even need a penetrating oil. They’ll just come out. Best regards
This is the first video I saw of you guys, really like the work you guys are doing and want to appreciate it! @Duca I want to mention over here that you are really lucky as @roberta really likes you. You can observe it, the way she looks at you! God bless you both!
It was so exciting to see you clean the outside of the boat and watch it get moved to the shelter to prepare for painting! Its Its amazing how they prepare it for moving and set it up afterwards!
When I watched your first video about this boat, I thought you were crazy. It's too far gone. But having watched this video and how it looks after you power washed it, I am recanting my opinion. This might actually turn out to be quite a beautiful boat. You have made me curious enough to subscribe to continue watching your progress. Good luck to both of you, and looking forward to your next post.
Just ran across your video. Ahhhh, the drive of youth! Keep it up, in years to come you will be so glad you did what you are doing. Take pride in your efforts and enjoy them.
You guys really get things done! She (the boat) is so happy with its new owners!! Love the hull shape btw, you can go everwere I would like to, but I can't with 1.8 meters draft!
I take a lot of rusty cars apart to restore. For corroded bolts mix 50% acetone and automatic transmission fluid. I give it a few days to soak- in applying a few times while waiting. WD 40 does nothing to break rusty bolts free, WD 40 is a water repellent.
Or if you can't find PB Blaster then mix Diesel with Automatic Transmission Fluid - or even just use ATF neat - put it in a hand spray bottle, squirt it on and leave it overnight.
I don't know which penetrating fluid is better than another. WD40 is pretty good for what I need. I guess the best one on sale. In addition to the fluid, I think I would have tried a impact driver. They are not that expensive....less than $20 in US, not sure about brazil. Would just have to be a little careful as the railing looked a little fragile. Seems like you got the job done regardless. Nice
Funny, I thought that gray deck grip was scraping off so easily, then the overhead view I saw how much of it there is!! Great job. Surprised that electric pressure cleaner did so well.
Hello from Spain, Catalonia! Please don't stop this project, in a nearly future I want to do the same as you with my girlfriend, I'm watching all the videos about this fantastic project! Keep pushing with it!
@@DJDAVEDREAM that's why I came to comment so thank you! I just got a "Foam Cannon" and it is great but you will not get far trying to pressure wash with it!!!!
@Juha Tuomala The industrial Kärchers can take off parts from cars, like mirrors, fueltank covers, even can cut into softer metals, plastic, any time. I had to use a few for a 4 years. As i was watching them i had the feeling, they havent turned it on, since i could hear the water only, but not the motor building up the pressure.
@@OddLifeCrafting Something I learnt from an old mechanic a long time ago that is useful. Maybe you know. Always tap a corroded bolt or screw a bit first before trying to loosen. Not too hard though. And of course, as you did, spray some WD40, let it stand, and tap a bit more. Last Monday my son's front lights on his car got damaged and I had to replace them. The car is 16 years old and the last 4 years it was standing outside so all the screws were corroded. What a nightmare! but I used that method and manged to get everything out without breaking anything (I was dreading having to drill them out). I put new screws back when I remounted, so good for another 16 years. Oh I almost forgot. A small ratchet wrench with an adapter and screwdriver heads is also very useful for applying a lot of pressure to corroded screws.
@@OddLifeCrafting that is what a left handed drill bit does. it turns the opposite direction of a normal drill bit and makes it easier to remove screws and bolts. there is also a device that has a screw bit in it that you hit with a hammer to break the screwes loose. look it up i am sure there is a video of someone using it. and there are proably other ways also.
En mi idioma, uds son un Amor de chicos, les deseo lo mejor, siempre, una maravilla haberlos encontrado, tan fresco tan buena onda, sigan por siempre, Un saludo desde Argentina
@@OddLifeCrafting wooow you guys are amazing!! A lot of work done!! Incredible process and I imagine you guys got a whole lot of satisfaction with the end result, good job guys. By the way I am Colombian and I love the Pao de queijo haha Bom dia!!
We’re all guilty of buying cheap budget tools for many reasons,glad you got it done.In the end it’s hardwork that decides the outcome.Love the boat,it will be beautiful.keep the updates coming.cheers.
Looks a lot better after shedding 20 years of crud buildup. I hope you took lots of pictures of the rigging before dismantling it. That will help a lot when you go to put it all back together after the new paint job. Your going to have a fortune in just cost of line replacement. It's good to see that she was setup for handling all lines from the cockpit. That will be a lot safer in heavy weather sailing. As your going through the boat, it looks to me that you have bought a really good boat for a great price. Even the topcoat on the hull and deck looks to be in great condition, left sitting uncared for after 20 years. I would replace all those SS track bolts with hex socket head bolts instead of slotted machine bolts. I'm amazed that all of them were not frozen tight.
Indeed, the paint was still good. We’re gonna check all the rigs and we might change it. Our friend that works with it is gonna help us to review all the system
Having owned and sailed a Morgan 50, your work reminds me of so much pain! But you are both so adorable and happy. Your hard work will result in much joy and appreciation for your vessel. Love your vids!
@@davidsandberg7631 tbh I have always used a cheap $10 impact driver and have never broken one ever. The screws break before the driver. Perhaps they were using a cordless electric one not a manual beat it with a hammer type?
I don't know but that previous owner of this sail boat should have given it to you guy's free...for all the work and cost you have already and going to encounter...Best of Luck !
@@OddLifeCrafting based on how you use power tools I dont think you even know what an impact screw driver is. I';m not trying to be rude but you appear to have zero experience with any form of tools.
Sorry but you are being rude. We do know what an impact driver is and we actually own one. No we don’t have lots of experience but we never said we had. This channel is all about us learning as we go. And to be honest after almost two years building thing we have learned a lot. Every one that stoped by the boat in the marina said the same thing. Oh this is easy to get out. And them we asked them to take one screw off to show us. As a result no one could take any of the screws off. Not even with the impact driver. I guess 22 years is a long time. By the way if you want to see how much we learned I encourage you to go back an watch the series from they one when we started building a tiny Shipping container house from scratch. 😉
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Looks great but next time if you get a real power washer you will save yourself a lot of time and energy
Actually it’s a small one but strong 💪🏼
I totally second this! It does cost to rent one unless you decide to invest in one, which would be the better choice if you plan on doing alot of pressure washing in the future :) You probably could have done the whole boat in 1-2 hours even. Seriously. I had the pleasure of using a 4000 PSI steam pressure washer for one of the jobs I did at my work. It would take off old gum that was stuck and dried unto concrete within 2 seconds of pointing the nozzle at it! And I wasn't even using the highest power tip!!
We don’t have a place to store one in the boat, so to buy one is not a choice. Hehe
Actually I am nervous of power washers on boats as they can permanently damage fittings, trim etc. If you are going use one, best use an under powered one.
@@stephenburnage7687 I think you should just give it a chance , while I agree, don't power wash the teak or the cushions etc (unless you really know what you are doing) But the fiberglass and metal parts will be perfectly fine. get on in the 2600-3100 psi range and you will save yourselves weeks of work. Good luck!
Found your TH-cam channel today. And now started watching refit of your boat. Despite the fact that it was four years ago. I think it's a nice layout. Greatings from the Netherlands Europe
Welcome to our channel. 🤗 we are gonna be in Amsterdam in November for the Mets Trade show 🥰
EXCELLENT!! Old boats need young owners! A good boat will out-live several humans, so this Energy Transfer of Youth is critical to the boat's Life. "Thank You"!! ( in case you haven't heard Her whisper thanks already.) Cheers!
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Another huge effort for this beautiful boat, which I'm sure it will be more good condition after you put your touch on it, it looks like it haven't been washed since 1000 B.C lol, we still all supporting you our best friends Roberta and Duca … accept my all respects my dear friends … YNWA
Indeed 😂😂👫💪🏼😍⛵️
If you are worried that you will lose your drone in the ocean when you start sailing, put pool noodles on the horizontal landing bar. On both sides. This will make it float to give you time to get to it.
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Pool noodles will help recover the drone, but won't likely save the drone. Salt water is notoriously bad for electronics, unfortunately. Luckily the Phantoms are pretty 'easy' to catch, not like the Mavic series!
@@ChileVuela good point. However, it would be recoverable. May or may not work again. It will cut back on liter.
brady of sv delos has a prototype handle for recovering drones safely even in nasty weather
We saw that one. When the time comes we can try something. Hehe
Great episode, looking at boats right now! As far as I can tell this is the ultimate design, center cockpit, swing keel, steel construction, it's got it all and now it has some of the nicest owners making videos on TH-cam !!!!
Thanks! We really find a jewel! Good luck on your journey trying to find your boat!!
You two may not know this yet but these are the moments you will cherish the rest your lives.
It's not the destination, it's the journey
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@@OddLifeCrafting looks expensive.U get a title of ownership with this????
Sorry. I didn’t understand what you mean
@@OddLifeCrafting just wondering if the boat was abandoned who had ownership of it and when they sold to you did you get it free and clear with out any liens on it...chek that out please
Huntington Beach here. My new vessel in is Alamitos Bay. ;)
You guys are rocking it, looking good. I am inspired by your diligence and attention to detail you put into every job. This will pay dividends in the future. I can't wait to see it on the water.
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Que aventura con tantos desafíos por resolver! Chicos hoy empieza el lijado y pintura en un lugar cerrado !
Ustedes hacen un gran trabajo y nos sentimos orgullosos de sus triunfos.Adelante chicos!
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Looking good! I love how some of the deck hardware and fittings are bolted onto tabs welded to the deck instead of being bolted through the deck. Much less chances for leaking this way. Very clever!
Indeed, it’s very clever. That’s one of the reasons we were looking for a steel sailboat, there is no screw that isn’t welded to the deck 💕
What a wonderful couple you guys are an inspiration to everyone.
👫💕 thanks, Craig
I'm pleased for you both that things are beginning to take shape and your new project is completed on time
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I have to stop watching your chanel. My jaw hurts for quite some time from all the smiles you bring to me. Thank you for helping make my great life even better.
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I am enjoying the boat series and look forward to watching it every week.
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This video caught my eye and I just had to watch it. It was great to see another once proud sailing vessel being brought to life again. It will come alive for you bit by bit until it becomes your life.
Wind is free and if I were young again, I would spend it exploring the world all over. I spent years at sea working. What made it great was the amazing sunrises and sunsets, the constellations laid out in all the Lord's glory. I will be watching. Andy👍
Welcome to our channel, Andy! ⛵💕🌏☪
You guys cleaning that little barbecue up instead of just chucking was great. I like your channel so much more than some of the other boat/sailing ones because you seem to have a good plan and the people to help you get it done, plus you are going to have an awesome boat when you are done !
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I love your favorite saying. "We can do it". Great job so far. I can't wait to see more.
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Good luck on your boat and safe journeys kids.
I’m an old man now but I did what your doing to a wooden 42’ and it was an adventure of a lifetime.
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I am really LOVING the boat series! Making me want one of my own!
😍⛵️ we might meet each other on the water one day! ⛵️🌎💕
I have been immensely enjoying watching your sailboat renovation journey. You both are such a cute couple and truly appear to enjoy working together on various projects. This appears to be your most challenging project! I can't wait to see the final end product and to journey on the open seas with you. Keep the videos coming! Klaus from Southern California, USA
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I can't believe how good the hull and deck look after so many years! It looked like you could have used a stronger(higher pressure) sprayer for this project but thank goodness you at least had this one. The interior/below deck looks almost new! This is going to be an excellent cruiser once complete and it will be a labor of Love for all of us to see!
Yep, this was the pressure washer we already had, but it worked fine. ☺️
@@OddLifeCrafting I do construction and architecture and would be glad to advise you if you like.
@@OddLifeCrafting So, what did it cost you, and how many hours to get it fixed up?
We are still fixing it up. We are gonna talk about the costs in a future video as soon as we finish the refit 😉
Your boat is already looking so much better! I'm glad you were able to get her under cover, too. You two are making wonderful progress! Thanks for this update video! :)
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It looks a beautiful boat, the shape is awesome.... I know the rebuilding process will have its ups and downs, but you guys have what it takes. ❤️❤️❤️⛵️
Thanks a lot for the support Stuart!!😊😊
This is the first of your videos I have watched and 5 minutes in I was like, "These are good people and I'd like to have a beer with them and discuss their boat". 😁 I love that you're rescuing this abandoned boat and it looks like it's going to be beautiful when it's done. Good luck!
Thanks so much my friend!! Who knows? Maybe one day we ended up in the same place on the same time. Hehehehe would love to “discuss our boat”. Hehehehe talk to you later Neal!!😊
This is not just a sailing boat, but a traveler’s dream👨🔧👩🔧✌👌👍👍👍👍👍
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I may not be there, but you guys always make me feel so welcome to watch the transformation! It's like actually being there !
Been waiting for this episode, to see what you had to work with after pressure wash.. Looking Good!
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Can I suggest you take off all the running rigging (ropes) and get them to a commercial laundry and have them put through a cold water wash. You will be amazed how they come back.
We already clean them putting into the water with soap for 2 days and used a pressure washer on it. Hehe. Thanks for the tip
Those screws you should use a penetrating oil with catalyst, like PB Blaster. Then remove the screws by twisting a hand impact driver and hammer. You will need these tools for the rest of the stuck screws.
Now I think all the screws we needed to take off are already off. It was hard though. Hehe. Thanks for the tip
WD-40 is a Water Displacer only. It is not a lubricant, and it is not a penetrating oil. The PB Blaster is a very good product. Stainless steel fasteners gall easily, try not to over tighten them. Use a little blue Loc-tite when putting it all back together and then tighten normally, but not over tight. Practice tightening different diameter fasteners until you can feel the threads starting to deform. Then you will know how much to tighten without galling and weakening the fastener. Do not use red Loc-tite except on permanent assemblies that you can use a propane torch to heat to about 300 Deg F and break the chemical bond.
Thanks a lot for the tips
@@OddLifeCrafting I'm looking forward to seeing Vulture sailing on bluewater. Or will you be re-naming her?
Odd Life Crafting another way is to take a solid metal bit and give it some really good hits with a hammer while it is on the screw. It tends to loosen the corrosion up and sometimes you won’t even need a penetrating oil. They’ll just come out. Best regards
This is the first video I saw of you guys, really like the work you guys are doing and want to appreciate it!
@Duca I want to mention over here that you are really lucky as @roberta really likes you. You can observe it, the way she looks at you!
God bless you both!
Welcome to our channel. 💕💕😍 it took me years to found her. Hehe
You need a impact screwdriver to get stuck screws out it is a gift from God working on old boats
We actually tried to use one but it didn’t work
You two are so cute together, it just brings a smile on my face watching your videos!
😊 thank you💕
Will be great sailboat after you both done all repairs, plus it’s steel vessel. Makes great blue water cruising sailboat ⛵️! 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri
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It was so exciting to see you clean the outside of the boat and watch it get moved to the shelter to prepare for painting! Its Its amazing how they prepare it for moving and set it up afterwards!
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When I watched your first video about this boat, I thought you were crazy. It's too far gone. But having watched this video and how it looks after you power washed it, I am recanting my opinion. This might actually turn out to be quite a beautiful boat. You have made me curious enough to subscribe to continue watching your progress. Good luck to both of you, and looking forward to your next post.
Welcome to our channel, Terrence 😍⛵️
It'll buff out, no problem
Just ran across your video. Ahhhh, the drive of youth! Keep it up, in years to come you will be so glad you did what you are doing. Take pride in your efforts and enjoy them.
💕💕💕 welcome to our channel, Mark
Love watching your vlogs, your good people.
Keep up the good work, it’s looking really good!!
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awesome couple...and its good to see another boat alive again.
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The marina staff must be sooo happy to see her in good hands and getting the love she needs. Cheers 🥂
They are, indeed! ☺️
She looks a lot better after a scrub. It must be so funny to see your boat picked up and moved. Good luck. 👍☮
Hehehehe it was weird to see the boat on the air. Hehehehe
@@OddLifeCrafting 👍❤
Hard working people and still laugh at the end of the day. Encouraging.
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You guys really get things done! She (the boat) is so happy with its new owners!! Love the hull shape btw, you can go everwere I would like to, but I can't with 1.8 meters draft!
Indeed, we can go everywhere. We hope to meet you one day on the water somewhere. ☺️
Can you make a episode that last 2 hours. I could watch it that long. Can’t wait for next week now. Loved it
😂😂😂 i reckon you would be the only person watching it 🎬🎥
It’s great to be young and you are making the most of it. SO MUCH WORK! But, it will be worth every minute.
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You are a great couple 👍
👫💕 thanks, Ben
You can see the Vulture is becoming happier! I think that is what the name of the boat means
Yes. This is the meaning of the name. That’s the reason why we’re planning on changing it. Hehe
I take a lot of rusty cars apart to restore. For corroded bolts mix 50% acetone and automatic transmission fluid. I give it a few days to soak- in applying a few times while waiting. WD 40 does nothing to break rusty bolts free, WD 40 is a water repellent.
Too late now. Hehe. Maybe next time we can try this technique
Love your guys upbeat attitude great to see a boat getting new life breathed into it cheers
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Instead of WD40, try using PB Blaster next time on rusty bolts.
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Or if you can't find PB Blaster then mix Diesel with Automatic Transmission Fluid - or even just use ATF neat - put it in a hand spray bottle, squirt it on and leave it overnight.
Kroil is the best.
I don't know which penetrating fluid is better than another. WD40 is pretty good for what I need. I guess the best one on sale. In addition to the fluid, I think I would have tried a impact driver. They are not that expensive....less than $20 in US, not sure about brazil. Would just have to be a little careful as the railing looked a little fragile. Seems like you got the job done regardless. Nice
Also invest in a set of "easy out" tool bits. :)
Funny, I thought that gray deck grip was scraping off so easily, then the overhead view I saw how much of it there is!! Great job. Surprised that electric pressure cleaner did so well.
💪🏼👫 we were surprised as well with the job the pressure cleaner did. Hehe
Muy buen Trabajo Ya se está viendo El Progreso🥰 Ya quiero verlo en el mar!!
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Hello from Spain, Catalonia! Please don't stop this project, in a nearly future I want to do the same as you with my girlfriend, I'm watching all the videos about this fantastic project! Keep pushing with it!
💕💕 hello from Brazil
you do need a better pressure washer but I love the Vlog
Hehe. This one was okay, it was just to take the thicker dust off 👍🏻☺️
Need to take the foam bottle off, it will be restricting the pressure
@@DJDAVEDREAM that's why I came to comment so thank you! I just got a "Foam Cannon" and it is great but you will not get far trying to pressure wash with it!!!!
@@OddLifeCrafting yeah, you should get a petrol one, then you can use it at sea!
@Juha Tuomala The industrial Kärchers can take off parts from cars, like mirrors, fueltank covers, even can cut into softer metals, plastic, any time. I had to use a few for a 4 years. As i was watching them i had the feeling, they havent turned it on, since i could hear the water only, but not the motor building up the pressure.
A pleasure to watch as always, and looking for ward to the next Video along with your progress... Love you guys... Fred & Soraya... Indonesia...
💕 Halo!
Left handed drill is your answer for stuck bolts.
It was stuck there and we needed to cut it out otherwise it wouldn’t go out. Thanks for the tip
@@OddLifeCrafting Something I learnt from an old mechanic a long time ago that is useful. Maybe you know. Always tap a corroded bolt or screw a bit first before trying to loosen. Not too hard though. And of course, as you did, spray some WD40, let it stand, and tap a bit more. Last Monday my son's front lights on his car got damaged and I had to replace them. The car is 16 years old and the last 4 years it was standing outside so all the screws were corroded. What a nightmare! but I used that method and manged to get everything out without breaking anything (I was dreading having to drill them out). I put new screws back when I remounted, so good for another 16 years. Oh I almost forgot. A small ratchet wrench with an adapter and screwdriver heads is also very useful for applying a lot of pressure to corroded screws.
@@OddLifeCrafting that is what a left handed drill bit does. it turns the opposite direction of a normal drill bit and makes it easier to remove screws and bolts. there is also a device that has a screw bit in it that you hit with a hammer to break the screwes loose. look it up i am sure there is a video of someone using it. and there are proably other ways also.
i watched the rest of the video good job, there is more than one way to skin a cat.
Thanks for the tips
Nice to see you working together happily :)
Make sure your drone home is the remote location and not the launch point when sailing. Need to change the settings. Otherwise you might lose it.
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En mi idioma, uds son un Amor de chicos, les deseo lo mejor, siempre, una maravilla haberlos encontrado, tan fresco tan buena onda, sigan por siempre, Un saludo desde Argentina
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Just started watching, I was waiting for a new episode haha yeyy.
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@@OddLifeCrafting wooow you guys are amazing!! A lot of work done!! Incredible process and I imagine you guys got a whole lot of satisfaction with the end result, good job guys. By the way I am Colombian and I love the Pao de queijo haha Bom dia!!
Hehehe. We have eaten some yesterday. 😂😂
Nice job!!! Now the boat is inside the marina and ready to start the painting process.
Getting there!! Hehehehe hopefully it will be a fresh painted boat soon!!😊👌🏼
Tá bombando os vídeos do veleiro cara fico feliz por vocês
Valeu meu querido!!😁😁
Best video of your channel Duca and Roberta. Congratulations! I am already a patreon, very happy to be!
Thanks so so much my friend!! We really really appreciate your kind words!!😍😍
Un trabajo espectacular!!! ENHORABUENA!
Tenéis un puerto aquí en España para parar y tomarnos un espeto!
Caleta de Vélez-malaga-España
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Muchas gracias Gregorio amigo!!😊😊
Hola cómo están te digo sos un excelente editor y productor de videos esa es otra para asegurar el sustento felicidades Jorge
Gracias, Jorge
Dá para sentir nas expressões de vocês o quão felizes estão com o início do de volta a vida do Abutre. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️
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We’re all guilty of buying cheap budget tools for many reasons,glad you got it done.In the end it’s hardwork that decides the outcome.Love the boat,it will be beautiful.keep the updates coming.cheers.
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well done!!!!
Thanks a lot Hender!!😊😊
Awww this sweet couple they're work together aw so sweet
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Enjoying your sailboat ⛵️ videos 😀⛵️😘 Mike from Missouri
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Looks a lot better after shedding 20 years of crud buildup. I hope you took lots of pictures of the rigging before dismantling it. That will help a lot when you go to put it all back together after the new paint job. Your going to have a fortune in just cost of line replacement. It's good to see that she was setup for handling all lines from the cockpit. That will be a lot safer in heavy weather sailing. As your going through the boat, it looks to me that you have bought a really good boat for a great price. Even the topcoat on the hull and deck looks to be in great condition, left sitting uncared for after 20 years. I would replace all those SS track bolts with hex socket head bolts instead of slotted machine bolts. I'm amazed that all of them were not frozen tight.
Indeed, the paint was still good. We’re gonna check all the rigs and we might change it. Our friend that works with it is gonna help us to review all the system
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I wish you guys the best🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks a lot, Dan
Thank you for your videos! I'm having a really great time watching the progress! Greetings from the USA and keep up the great work!!
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Hi, you really need a steam pressure machine, with biodegradable quimical remover foam, sprayed all around the boat.
They are sanding it already. There is no need for a deep cleaning. Thanks for the tip
Having owned and sailed a Morgan 50, your work reminds me of so much pain! But you are both so adorable and happy. Your hard work will result in much joy and appreciation for your vessel. Love your vids!
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Thank you for doing this in English. It can’t be easy to do the editing when you are not using your native language.
💕💕 the hard part is to find some words that we don’t know in English. Hehe
Great job guys 👍👍 you are really good people and I wish you good luck in this adventure!! I love the boat 👍👍👍
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Odd Life Crafting very pretty lady to!! ❤️❤️🌹🌹 you’re a lucky guy 👍👍👍😘😍
Just found your channel and loving it. Subbed. That boat is gonna be beautiful when she's done.
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Now you have 2 Great Gems in your life. Hold on to both of them and live life to the fullest.
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Did you try a hammered impact driver on those screws? That should have been able to undo them.
We tried and we actually broke the i pact drive. Just didn’t get it on video unfortunately. 😅
@@OddLifeCrafting wow, that is amazing! Never seen that before 😮
That’s what I was thinking, penetrating oil, heat, oil, heat,oil heat then impact driver.
@@OddLifeCrafting you need a better impact driver.
@@davidsandberg7631 tbh I have always used a cheap $10 impact driver and have never broken one ever. The screws break before the driver. Perhaps they were using a cordless electric one not a manual beat it with a hammer type?
Brilliant. Nice video guys. Looks like a great project that will take you to amazing adventures.
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I don't know but that previous owner of this sail boat should have given it to you guy's free...for all the work and cost you have already and going to encounter...Best of Luck !
It was worth for all the material that came with the boat 😍⛵️
Yes please post all your expenditures and man hours spent working
you guys are great and such hard workers. i love you guys and will be watching you. god bless mark
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One recommendation, next time treat it first with some kind of degreaser like Simple Green.
👍🏻 thanks for the tip. We hope we don’t have a next time. Hehe
Odd Life Crafting I under that completely. I use simple green on my boats, it helps with all types of cleaning with it.
If you just spray down with water and let the dust and mold rehydrate THEN power wash no cleaners/chemicals needed 👍 Nice boat!
You two are moving right along with this project. Happy Couple = Happy Boat! :)
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You guys are having a red hot go good on ya greetings from Australia love your posts
Thanks a lot Ronald!!😊
Love the way she is looking he :) They will have a great future with eachother and ofcourse with their boat. Super good job!
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6:30 Owwww, I hope you tried a manual impact driver before resorting to drilling?
Hello from California,nice job cleaning the boats interior ,you have a long way to go but you kids can get it done👍 good luck
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First video of you guys i watch, subscribed, very nice done. Good luck with next steps!
Welcome to our channel! 💕 thanks for the support
its monday again! thanks for the new video guys! :)
Yeah, Monday! 🤗
your not suppose to have the bottle on the pressure washer unless your using soap, it is way more powerfull without the bottle...
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I love seeing your channel grow, what an exciting time for you guys!
Thanks for the support, Megan 💕
God she’s beautiful, the boat is nice to
Wow, the boat is like new under all the dirt , its going to look amazing with all your hard work !! Brilliant !
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Impact screwdriver to get those stuck screws out.
We actually tried it and it didn’t work
@@OddLifeCrafting based on how you use power tools I dont think you even know what an impact screw driver is. I';m not trying to be rude but you appear to have zero experience with any form of tools.
Sorry but you are being rude. We do know what an impact driver is and we actually own one. No we don’t have lots of experience but we never said we had. This channel is all about us learning as we go. And to be honest after almost two years building thing we have learned a lot. Every one that stoped by the boat in the marina said the same thing. Oh this is easy to get out. And them we asked them to take one screw off to show us. As a result no one could take any of the screws off. Not even with the impact driver. I guess 22 years is a long time. By the way if you want to see how much we learned I encourage you to go back an watch the series from they one when we started building a tiny Shipping container house from scratch. 😉
I love what you guys are doing is beautiful
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Wie so oft die Frage: "Was kostet der ganze Spaß ?"
so viel spaß
Fantastic! She's going to be more beautiful. You guys should be very proud of what you are doing.
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Bring Out Another Thousand = BOAT
Every problem is another $1000 dollars
Another wonderful video, love watching you two working together!
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