Hi Mike, good job. He will also build such a wooden crane. I'm just wondering about the method of turning the finished shell of my new boat. I have a low garage and narrow doors, so I have to lift the boat and precisely drive the trailer up. I really like traditional boatbuilding. In recent months, I built Malahini according to a design purchased from Glen-L. Nice video, best regards.
We just flipped a Riviera yesterday using two chain hoists on two gantry cranes. Now I see how having four would have made this so much easier. The extra strap length looks like a great option as well. Something to consider while we're replacing the bottom! Best wishes to you and the guys in the shop.
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Hi Mike, good job. He will also build such a wooden crane. I'm just wondering about the method of turning the finished shell of my new boat. I have a low garage and narrow doors, so I have to lift the boat and precisely drive the trailer up. I really like traditional boatbuilding. In recent months, I built Malahini according to a design purchased from Glen-L. Nice video, best regards.
We just flipped a Riviera yesterday using two chain hoists on two gantry cranes. Now I see how having four would have made this so much easier. The extra strap length looks like a great option as well. Something to consider while we're replacing the bottom! Best wishes to you and the guys in the shop.
Wow!
Can I ask how tall your wooden A frames are?
To the top of the gantry is just under 10 feet so it will fit under a 10' garage door. The inside area is almost 9 feet. Hope this helps.
@@MikeGreenStudioWorks That does help. Trying to figure out if I have enough room. Thanks for replying back
That is the absolute easiest flip I have seen, and I have watched a lot of them. I am planning to flip my '48.
Thank you.
That's one sexy copper bottom