What you are doing is a unique experience and the interaction of both as a young couple in addition to your simplicity and beautiful humility, is enough reason to follow this channel. Try to spend as little as possible on the project because the value it has is not in the money. Just focus in make the boat safe. For my part I would love to be able to help you but at this moment in my life I can only follow and encourage you. Blessings
Odd Life Crafting Keep going one day at a time and follow some excellent advice given by John Coloe here. What is missing today will come tomorrow...it’s called hope.
@@Aerin-Lena1 & @1 yacht carpent - I agree. I don't do this stuff myself, but in this case I like to see how THEY solve their problems. As someone said, close-ups are nice, too.
I won't get tired. For me it is most interesting to see if they meet their goal and set sail some day and start the second phase in their life adventure.
I just started binge watching your boat videos from the beginning. It is now a year later and I am sure you have found the sailing community will show up to help each other because one day they might need help. I look forward to seeing her in the water sailing around Brasil and other ventures. I cannot believe how nice the interior was and that creatures were not living inside of her.
When I saw the rust I'm thinking that's a lot ! It was awesome watching you and your friends work on the repairs, i like the way you always explain to us the reason why you do the work and how you are doing it, I'm so looking forward to your next video!
I so respect how careful and thorough you are. So many people would slap the repairs together and call them "good enough," but you two are determined to do it right. Your boat is going to be so sturdy when you're all done.
I enjoyed the home build but I love what you are doing with this yacht and bringing it back to life again. Good luck with the renovation and keep these fantastic videos coming!
Duca and Roberta, you got my week off to a wonderful start, as usual. It brings me such joy to watch as an incredible couple works together as a team, along with their "supporting cast", to transform their dream into a reality. Four suggestions: 1) Zip-lock bags, a sharpie and a camera three of the best tools when disassembling something that must be reassembled. Mark a zip-lock bag with a sharpie as to the contents and location, and place every fastener, as well as odds and ends, in the bag. Then place the bag where it can easily be found when it's time to put everything back together. 2) Again with the sharpie, mark every panel, piece of trim, etc. in a way that makes sense when putting everything back together. 3) Keep damaged pieces to use as templates. It makes marking and cutting replacements so much easier, not to mention precise. 4) Add two flat pry bars (amzn.to/31y1pBX) and a "cats paw" (amzn.to/31z7kXu) to your tool set. You probably have these at the tiny house, but it looks like you really need them now! By the way, at 18:12, as you expand your nautical terminology, a wall is a bulkhead. So, in one sentence, you score bulkhead, saloon and head! :) Congratulations on the addition of so many Patreon members. My only regret is that I don't live closer. Otherwise I'd be there to help you in a heartbeat. Your subscriber count is closing in on 100K, so many another milestone within the next week. Until then, be well and do good work.
You two are doing great. I,m relieved to see that you're not a couple of "crazy kids" that got into something over your heads. I love watching your videos every week.
Just discovered your channel the other day and was excited for the next boat update. Congrats on living out your dreams! So great! Have fun! Cheers from Canada!
Love watching all of the process. After seeing you on Colins boat I wanted to see your boat refit from the very beginning. I’ve loved every video so far. We can truly appreciate the journey with you after seeing all the work you put into it.
I know this a very big project and a ton work. However, what an adventure you two are on. The reward will be well worth the effort. The memories will be priceless.
For later reference, what you needed to stop the heat when welding was a fiberglass welding blanket. They isolate heat extremely well, you can have glowing red metal on one side and hold your hand on the other. They can be a bit expensive, but they also sell it much cheaper as fire blanket (for extinguishing kettle fires etc).
Great job! Beautiful repair work!!! Excellent job! Times change, when I repaired welds long ago we used a wet rag to keep welding sparks away from a gas tank. You use Argon. It works but a wet rag is cheeper!
We actually used both. In the beginning we used just the wet rag but the fire were starting really easy. So, we decided to use argon. It was actually included in the price of the welding
I found you two last week very interested in your boat refit. I decided to go all the way back and binge watch from episode 1. I love your content, your drive to learn and enjoy life at it’s fullest. Look forward to seeing the container house and boat finished. But... what I enjoy most is your loving partnership. What you’ve faced building the house would test the most dedicated couples while you two just keep marching forward to your common goal. I’m sure there has been challenges but you both face them together. This series is much more than building a tiny house or refitting a sailboat. I look look forward every week to what happens next.
Actually, I am a year behind your current location. Episode 017 is where my viewing has taken me. But your email notification of this, episode 093, caught my curiosity and I couldn't help but watch what kind of horrors you are experiencing on the boat. "Good grief", as my Mother would say. How you maintain your joyful outlook is quite amazing as many people would walk away from such problems. You are two special people that prove that a good attitude and hard work can accomplish most anything. You are an inspiration !
I love you guys.... I keep getting YT recommendations for older videos. So, I think I've watched your whole story out of order. lol What an amazing ride, I admire your lifestyle so much.
You two are a charming couple! I am enjoying your videos and thank you for making the effort in English. You make me feel guilty for not knowing more than one language! It's enjoyable to see 2 seemingly good and thankful people realize their life's goals. Thank you for taking us along! Best of luck from Texas!
Great work on the boat....It is amazing how well it is working out. You two make a super team together and I believe there is nothing you can not do together! The amount of love you put into your boat will return three fold in happy times!
Salut à vous ! This sailboat is perfect to come in Europ. A steel sailboat just need good sails to play with the wind. The day my first18 and I can come in Brazil, I will sailing to meet u. Keep Fighting young crew!
The two of you are my best tubers, lots of fun to watch you kids, I like how you explain the things you do as you are doing them, and you keep thing interesting.
The best thing about having to take the boat apart is, you now know the boat inside and out which could possibly get you out of trouble if something happens down the road.
You are doing great! Solving problems as they come up and addressing all the issues you can. Nothing is bad news, better you found the issues now than later on! The boat is coming along wonderfully thanks for bringing us along! ⛵☺️
Hello you sweet Brazilian couple :) I found your channel a few weeks ago, when you started the sailboat project. Very nice! I will continue to follow. Love your Brazilian-Portugese_English. There are some pronounisation 'mistakes', but I love them :) !! Good luck with the sailboat project, but also love your tiny container project! You have a new, loyal, follower!!
Thank you for your video. This is only the second one I have watched so far. You English is very good and tour few mis-pronunciations are charming. Brazillians are very attractive people and I think you look very nice with minimal makeup. Oh and your wife looks beautiful as well, haha.
I would never get tired of watching you 2 interact at what your doing you both are very interesting how well you work together I enjoy watching your progress
One of my very favourite channels. A really lovely couple who are so easy to listen to and never boring. It is refreshing to get a sailing channel that tells it as it is without all the bikini and boob click bait. Keep it up you two, you are great. I get where you are coming from as I too am an engineer. Bon voyage from Yorkshire UK.
I agree with Chris. Do not hesitate to disassemble / cut, including wood studs that are very correct. You will always find a good solution to put back in place according to your desires and you will know the "structure" of your future home. Be careful not to abuse old bottles ;-)
"We have good news and bad news".... I love it. Funny. The bad news is steel boats with holes in them sink. The good news is you fixed the holes. That expression should be on your T shirts. I look forward to see your boat painted. Thanks kids.
Your story is truly inspirational. I cant wait to see you travel the world. I look forward to the day I follow in your footsteps. I shall continue to watch and continue being fueled by your story.
Oscillating Tool will handle your problem in no time and give you a better chance to reuse your wood trim after welding. Harbor Freight sells one for $20 in the US. Keep up the good work.
I enjoy your videos, and admire your enthusiasm for this project. It is nice to see that even though you run into some problems that you may not have expected, you are still cheerful and in good spirits, and maintain a positive attitude.
I love what you are doing, it is a dream of mine to find an old worn out steel sailboat and rebuild it... you do a very good job explaining everything you are doing.
Good job on the rust fix, you can't go wrong using a professional welder for something so important . Drinking 22 year old Jack Daniels........wow that's scary ! You two are so much fun to watch !
You can also use the old liquor when fishing. If you pour some alcohol into the fish's gills the fish will die instantly from brain death. This method is the fastest, least messy, most humane way of killing them.
Fantastic work and great use of English as usual-you amaze me!. Just to let you know -in English you "set something on fire" rather than "put something on fire". Or rather we hope you don't set anything on fire- but if you do that is how you say it. I only let you know because you speak it so well that you might as well be perfect!
2 ways to know who your real friends are. they help you when you move to a new house or apartment. or they help you fix up your boat and help you get rid of excess weight. (jack daniels) cool trick with the argon. i learned something new today. great episode so thankyou for that.
Between the salon and the Deli.... LOL. You two are hilarious and refreshing to see. Seeing a couple that work together and obviously enjoy each others company is nearly a freak of nature these days. If you need help with interior stuff you might try reaching out to Mads or checking out his videos, Sail Life. He's completely redoing the interior on a monohull. Love y'alls videos!
Amazing job you two did this week! Glad you got to meet and work with two of your patrons (and they're still alive, LOL), and I'm glad so many people are able to afford to help you with your project! :)
Hello! Did you consider fixing some of the tougher to access holes with fiberglass or a two part epoxy? There are epoxies that are as strong as steel.Just and 💡 idea!
this may sound crazy but this experience was to teach you a lot about the boat and how its made . now you have much knowledge which can help you for the life of your journey .a learning process . you did fine buying this beautiful vessel . enjoy years of a great life with your Dreams.
"Back in the day", we would open up a bottle at the campfire and throw the cap into the fire so the bottle would need to be finished before the end of the night. Seldom ended well, best case we awoke in the early morning to a beautiful sunrise!
Haha I don't think you lost the video footage of the booze tasting. You just did not want to show how you used your clever engineering skill to convert the bilge pump into a stomach pump to remove that bad booze from your stomachs.
Those last areas you are working on are bulkheads and they are important for the integrity of the boat. So. it is good that you decided to remove some and check for further damage.Brazil has a lot of Teak wood so I imagine is not that expensive to replace any wood that is damaged. Great job guys.
No. But å cold weld prosedyre can help. I see å lot of smoke so I hope they grind off about 2 cm of galva before welding. More control on tig weld on clean steel. But easy that the covergass blows away and than ruin the weld working outside.
Dear friends You are doing an excellent job, your plan to fix the bout is brilliant, the enemy of the metal is the rust, is just like a cancer, you have to remove the rust first and after that trace the leak , located it and stop it .
Odd Life Crafting Don‘t forget the four main mechanisms of metalic corrosion: the ionic current, the metallic current, the cathodic reaction and the anodic reaction. For each situation, there are different approach to deal with it! Keep up the good job! 👍⛵️
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Watching these two transform their sailboat into their dream boat is very exciting to watch. I am loving it. Gary from Miami Florida.
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What you are doing is a unique experience and the interaction of both as a young couple in addition to your simplicity and beautiful humility, is enough reason to follow this channel. Try to spend as little as possible on the project because the value it has is not in the money. Just focus in make the boat safe. For my part I would love to be able to help you but at this moment in my life I can only follow and encourage you. Blessings
💕💕 you are already helping us with your kind words that encourage us to keep doing what we’re doing
Odd Life Crafting Keep going one day at a time and follow some excellent advice given by John Coloe here. What is missing today will come tomorrow...it’s called hope.
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I would not worry about your viewers getting tired of seeing all the repairs. That's what your videos are about, right? : )
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@@OddLifeCrafting I do this stuff every day and I watch because I love what I do and I might learn something.
@@Aerin-Lena1 & @1 yacht carpent - I agree. I don't do this stuff myself, but in this case I like to see how THEY solve their problems. As someone said, close-ups are nice, too.
No, don't worry about that. Its what we want to see. Good luck with the restoration.
I won't get tired. For me it is most interesting to see if they meet their goal and set sail some day and start the second phase in their life adventure.
I just started binge watching your boat videos from the beginning. It is now a year later and I am sure you have found the sailing community will show up to help each other because one day they might need help. I look forward to seeing her in the water sailing around Brasil and other ventures. I cannot believe how nice the interior was and that creatures were not living inside of her.
Thanks so much for the support. The boat is actually pretty dry in her interior, that’s why there was no creatures inside I recon. ☺️
When I saw the rust I'm thinking that's a lot ! It was awesome watching you and your friends work on the repairs, i like the way you always explain to us the reason why you do the work and how you are doing it, I'm so looking forward to your next video!
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I so respect how careful and thorough you are. So many people would slap the repairs together and call them "good enough," but you two are determined to do it right. Your boat is going to be so sturdy when you're all done.
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Keep talking and explaining because it is nice to understand what your thoughts are and good practice for your English
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I like these two. She has a super stoked vibe that makes you smile and he seems genuinely nice
Thanks for the kind words 💕
I enjoyed the home build but I love what you are doing with this yacht and bringing it back to life again. Good luck with the renovation and keep these fantastic videos coming!
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You guys enthusiasm is infectious!!!! You two look like your making the best of a rotten situation!!!! I cannot wait to see it finished!!!!!
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Duca and Roberta, you got my week off to a wonderful start, as usual. It brings me such joy to watch as an incredible couple works together as a team, along with their "supporting cast", to transform their dream into a reality.
Four suggestions:
1) Zip-lock bags, a sharpie and a camera three of the best tools when disassembling something that must be reassembled. Mark a zip-lock bag with a sharpie as to the contents and location, and place every fastener, as well as odds and ends, in the bag. Then place the bag where it can easily be found when it's time to put everything back together.
2) Again with the sharpie, mark every panel, piece of trim, etc. in a way that makes sense when putting everything back together.
3) Keep damaged pieces to use as templates. It makes marking and cutting replacements so much easier, not to mention precise.
4) Add two flat pry bars (amzn.to/31y1pBX) and a "cats paw" (amzn.to/31z7kXu) to your tool set. You probably have these at the tiny house, but it looks like you really need them now!
By the way, at 18:12, as you expand your nautical terminology, a wall is a bulkhead. So, in one sentence, you score bulkhead, saloon and head! :)
Congratulations on the addition of so many Patreon members. My only regret is that I don't live closer. Otherwise I'd be there to help you in a heartbeat. Your subscriber count is closing in on 100K, so many another milestone within the next week. Until then, be well and do good work.
Thanks so much for all the good tips John!! And 🤞🏼🍀 for reaching 100k😍
Include the date and time on the Ziploc bags, you'll more easily find your related photos.
You two are doing great. I,m relieved to see that you're not a couple of "crazy kids" that got into something over your heads. I love watching your videos every week.
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Just discovered your channel the other day and was excited for the next boat update. Congrats on living out your dreams! So great! Have fun! Cheers from Canada!
Welcome on board my friend!! Glad to know you are enjoying!!😊😊
Love watching all of the process. After seeing you on Colins boat I wanted to see your boat refit from the very beginning. I’ve loved every video so far. We can truly appreciate the journey with you after seeing all the work you put into it.
I know this a very big project and a ton work. However, what an adventure you two are on. The reward will be well worth the effort. The memories will be priceless.
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No words Duca and Roberta!!! Thank you guys!
We say the same!! Nooo words!!! And we are waiting for you guys to come back!!😍😍
Good to know Jack doesn’t go bad when it gets old. Of course I’ve never had that problem...best wishes from Tennessee.
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For later reference, what you needed to stop the heat when welding was a fiberglass welding blanket. They isolate heat extremely well, you can have glowing red metal on one side and hold your hand on the other. They can be a bit expensive, but they also sell it much cheaper as fire blanket (for extinguishing kettle fires etc).
I think you are talking about something that we actually used
You guys cover just the right amount of detail. Seems like you're staying on track for your deadline, fingers crossed for you.
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Loved hearing the birds chirping/ encouraging u to keep loving and working on the boat and bringing it back to life ⭐️✨⭐️✨⭐️
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Great job! Beautiful repair work!!! Excellent job!
Times change, when I repaired welds long ago we used a wet rag to keep welding sparks away from a gas tank. You use Argon. It works but a wet rag is cheeper!
We actually used both. In the beginning we used just the wet rag but the fire were starting really easy. So, we decided to use argon. It was actually included in the price of the welding
I found you two last week very interested in your boat refit. I decided to go all the way back and binge watch from episode 1. I love your content, your drive to learn and enjoy life at it’s fullest. Look forward to seeing the container house and boat finished. But... what I enjoy most is your loving partnership. What you’ve faced building the house would test the most dedicated couples while you two just keep marching forward to your common goal. I’m sure there has been challenges but you both face them together. This series is much more than building a tiny house or refitting a sailboat. I look look forward every week to what happens next.
Thanks for the kind words, Bob
I am always happy when y'all put a new TH-cam up. I am also glad y'all didn't burn the boat down. Lol
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Actually, I am a year behind your current location. Episode 017 is where my viewing has taken me. But your email notification of this, episode 093, caught my curiosity and I couldn't help but watch what kind of horrors you are experiencing on the boat. "Good grief", as my Mother would say. How you maintain your joyful outlook is quite amazing as many people would walk away from such problems. You are two special people that prove that a good attitude and hard work can accomplish most anything. You are an inspiration !
Thanks for the kind words, Paul. 💕
This is a really interesting channel. I look forward to watching your journey. Good luck!
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I love you guys.... I keep getting YT recommendations for older videos. So, I think I've watched your whole story out of order. lol
What an amazing ride, I admire your lifestyle so much.
I really like you two. You are always happy. Good luck on finishing your sail boat.
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You two are a charming couple! I am enjoying your videos and thank you for making the effort in English. You make me feel guilty for not knowing more than one language! It's enjoyable to see 2 seemingly good and thankful people realize their life's goals. Thank you for taking us along! Best of luck from Texas!
Thanks for the kind words, Wayne 💕
You guys are super cool. So glad I can follow your story.
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Great work on the boat....It is amazing how well it is working out. You two make a super team together and I believe there is nothing you can not do together! The amount of love you put into your boat will return three fold in happy times!
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I love both of your enthusiasm. Love your videos, and keep up the good work.
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Appreciate you taking us all through your work. It shows how stuff is really made, rather than just showing after pics. Thank you!
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Salut à vous ! This sailboat is perfect to come in Europ.
A steel sailboat just need good sails to play with the wind. The day my first18 and I can come in Brazil, I will sailing to meet u. Keep Fighting young crew!
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The two of you are my best tubers, lots of fun to watch you kids, I like how you explain the things you do as you are doing them, and you keep thing interesting.
👫💕 thanks, Jeff
The best thing about having to take the boat apart is, you now know the boat inside and out which could possibly get you
out of trouble if something happens down the road.
This was the idea since the beginning 😍👫💪🏼⛵️
You are doing great! Solving problems as they come up and addressing all the issues you can. Nothing is bad news, better you found the issues now than later on! The boat is coming along wonderfully thanks for bringing us along! ⛵☺️
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Hello you sweet Brazilian couple :) I found your channel a few weeks ago, when you started the sailboat project. Very nice! I will continue to follow. Love your Brazilian-Portugese_English. There are some pronounisation 'mistakes', but I love them :) !! Good luck with the sailboat project, but also love your tiny container project! You have a new, loyal, follower!!
Welcome to our channel, Alfred!
I believe you are doing great on all of these repairs. Never give up...never surrender!
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G Henrickson I think Mr. Winston Churchill said that during the Second World War!! Good Luck!!
And here I was thinking that you could cut the metal and place a patch and lo and behold that's what you did. Good job!
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I love listening to you two! Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
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Thank you for your video. This is only the second one I have watched so far.
You English is very good and tour few mis-pronunciations are charming.
Brazillians are very attractive people and I think you look very nice with minimal makeup.
Oh and your wife looks beautiful as well, haha.
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I really enjoy seeing how you guys fix up your boat thank you for letting us viewers come along on the journey
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Toasted cinnamon raisin English muffins, a cup of coffee and you two...what a lovely morning 😀.
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Happy to see your Patreon list growing so well! You are a great couple with a great channel and we all wish you the best!
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Really great to see the welding going well. No fire in the galley is an advantage.
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@Jim Nickles not many things worse than a burnt pie.
We would love to have a pie on our kitchen, the oven is still not working
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@@OddLifeCrafting Soon you will have hot pie
Really enjoy your weekly videos. I own a 37 foot Beneteau in Hawaii and have been sailing for over 60 years. Don’t give up your dreams!
Hello, David! Thanks for the support. We wish to visit you one day in Hawaii. 💕⛵️👫
Odd Life Crafting That would be awesome. We would love to show you our beautiful island and especially Kaneohe Bay where we keep out boat.
You both are so interesting to watch and its neat to see your willing to watch you follow your dreams...keep up the great work. 🌝
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I would never get tired of watching you 2 interact at what your doing you both are very interesting how well you work together I enjoy watching your progress
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If you can dream it, you can do it.👍Greetings from Turkey
Indeed 💕
One of my very favourite channels. A really lovely couple who are so easy to listen to and never boring. It is refreshing to get a sailing channel that tells it as it is without all the bikini and boob click bait. Keep it up you two, you are great. I get where you are coming from as I too am an engineer. Bon voyage from Yorkshire UK.
Thanks for the support, Philip ☺️
I believe you can just cut the wood. Then put small trim over the split when you replace.
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I agree with Chris. Do not hesitate to disassemble / cut, including wood studs that are very correct. You will always find a good solution to put back in place according to your desires and you will know the "structure" of your future home.
Be careful not to abuse old bottles ;-)
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You two are fearless renovators!
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i think you got a Big Diamond in the rough your working on, its a great boat, will be a great boat to travel the world on.
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the way she looks at him is pure love. 😍 god bless them. love you guys
"We have good news and bad news".... I love it. Funny. The bad news is steel boats with holes in them sink. The good news is you fixed the holes. That expression should be on your T shirts. I look forward to see your boat painted. Thanks kids.
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Your story is truly inspirational. I cant wait to see you travel the world. I look forward to the day I follow in your footsteps. I shall continue to watch and continue being fueled by your story.
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Oscillating Tool will handle your problem in no time and give you a better chance to reuse your wood trim after welding. Harbor Freight sells one for $20 in the US. Keep up the good work.
We tried to buy one but we couldn’t find it in any store here
You two are so much fun to watch. Contrats on the progress being made.
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You did allright with the Scandinavian names. 👍
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I enjoy your videos, and admire your enthusiasm for this project. It is nice to see that even though you run into some problems that you may not have expected, you are still cheerful and in good spirits, and maintain a positive attitude.
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I came across your channel and i love it!!
😍😍 welcome on board my friend!!🤗🤗
I love what you are doing, it is a dream of mine to find an old worn out steel sailboat and rebuild it... you do a very good job explaining everything you are doing.
💕 good luck on your project! 🍀
As for that particular hatch.." thats not in good shape" perhaps the understatement of the year. You guys have your work cut out for you !
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Congratulations on patching the holes without tearing up too much interior & achieving 100k subs!
Thanks, my friend
Good job on the rust fix, you can't go wrong using a professional welder for something so important . Drinking 22 year old Jack Daniels........wow that's scary ! You two are so much fun to watch !
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Guys, thanks so much for doing these in English, much appreciated.
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You can also use the old liquor when fishing. If you pour some alcohol into the fish's gills the fish will die instantly from brain death. This method is the fastest, least messy, most humane way of killing them.
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Isn't it great to discover the exciting directions our live can go through the friendships we make?
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Fantastic work and great use of English as usual-you amaze me!. Just to let you know -in English you "set something on fire" rather than "put something on fire". Or rather we hope you don't set anything on fire- but if you do that is how you say it. I only let you know because you speak it so well that you might as well be perfect!
Thanks for the tip
Tired of repair work? No! I love watching your progress. You seem to be doing a great job. Good luck!
We love to repair things also. Hehe
Once those plates were welded, that really turned out nice.
Am I the only one that could smell the Jack Daniels? I bet I'm not. : )
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You are so inspirational. Can’t wait for next Monday! Thank you
😍😍 see you next Monday Nick!!
2 ways to know who your real friends are.
they help you when you move to a new house or apartment. or they help you fix up your boat and help you get rid of excess weight. (jack daniels)
cool trick with the argon. i learned something new today.
great episode so thankyou for that.
Hehehehe thanks a lot my friend!!😊😊
You guys are a great inspiration and couple.
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The booze was just the boats way of giving back to you for your good intentions. Thanks for the English. I love the grand project!
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Between the salon and the Deli.... LOL. You two are hilarious and refreshing to see. Seeing a couple that work together and obviously enjoy each others company is nearly a freak of nature these days. If you need help with interior stuff you might try reaching out to Mads or checking out his videos, Sail Life. He's completely redoing the interior on a monohull. Love y'alls videos!
👫 we already follow his journey. He is an inspiration to us 💕
nothing is ever straight forward, you just have to confront them and hope for the best that it works out ... good luck
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Amazing job you two did this week! Glad you got to meet and work with two of your patrons (and they're still alive, LOL), and I'm glad so many people are able to afford to help you with your project! :)
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BUy an oscillating saw,you will use it a lot in future.They are not expensive.
We tried to buy it but we couldn't find in any store around here, just on internet but it would take a while to arrive here
I have rebuilt a couple antique boats. So love your watching your work.
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If I may, how have you sourced the people helping you?
Suggestions from people we trust
You guys are such a cool pair. God bless you and keep filming your videos.
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Hello! Did you consider fixing some of the tougher to access holes with fiberglass or a two part epoxy? There are epoxies that are as strong as steel.Just and 💡 idea!
They were to big for these kind of fixings. We thought the solution we got would last for longer
@@OddLifeCrafting not really. Welded spots will,rust sooner than fiberglass patch will fail.
JB Weld epoxy
I was thinking of that same product
this may sound crazy but this experience was to teach you a lot about the boat and how its made . now you have much knowledge which can help you for the life of your journey .a learning process . you did fine buying this beautiful vessel . enjoy years of a great life with your Dreams.
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LOL IM FROM THE USA JACK DANIELS WONT GO BAD! YOU MIGHT ACT BAD AFTER DRINKING TOO MUCH LOL
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"Back in the day", we would open up a bottle at the campfire and throw the cap into the fire so the bottle would need to be finished before the end of the night. Seldom ended well, best case we awoke in the early morning to a beautiful sunrise!
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Ooh, that old a bottle of Jack Daniels would be 86 proof, before they stupidly watered it down to 80 proof like most whiskey now.
erin rossi lol also they do not age in the bottle
We never get tired of seeing you guys showing us how you figure things out and how you get things solved ❤
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This is the start of a long journey, just remember the easiest way to eat an elephant is one mouthful at a time 😁😁
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Don't worry, I enjoy watching the entire process. It is very informative. Keep up the good work.
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Worried about knowing where the screws are gonna go afterwards. Take a box or piece of cardbord and put them true. in order. Eazyest way
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Great vid guys! Its great to join your Patreon team and support you both! Look forward to watching your boat restoration and future success. :)
Thanks so much Rob!! And welcome on board my friend!!😊🤗
safety first *puts earprotection on for using an hammer*
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Loved it. Can’t wait for the next episode.
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Hot air gun or an electric iron will heat the glue and you can lever it off.
the glue is composed by epoxy... it's a really strong glue. I'm pretty sure the heat wouldn't work in this case
You are doing quality work and I am enjoying watching!
Thanks, Dale 🥰
Haha I don't think you lost the video footage of the booze tasting.
You just did not want to show how you used your clever engineering skill to convert the bilge pump into a
stomach pump to remove that bad booze from your stomachs.
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Those last areas you are working on are bulkheads and they are important for the integrity of the boat. So. it is good that you decided to remove some and check for further damage.Brazil has a lot of Teak wood so I imagine is not that expensive to replace any wood that is damaged. Great job guys.
The wood in Brazil is quite expensive, wood like teak is quite expensive and the Brazilian one doesn’t have the same quality of the other ones
I see you used rod welding. Tig welding will produce less heat to the boat.
But the process of welding with tig is too slow and it would ended up heating more
No. But å cold weld prosedyre can help. I see å lot of smoke so I hope they grind off about 2 cm of galva before welding. More control on tig weld on clean steel. But easy that the covergass blows away and than ruin the weld working outside.
So outside welding in not very clean surface is better with rods i think. (Steelfitter first profession and not welder but have welder å lot)
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You are doing an excellent job, your plan to fix the bout is brilliant, the enemy of the metal is the rust, is just like a cancer, you have to remove the rust first and after that trace the leak , located it and stop it .
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Odd Life Crafting Don‘t forget the four main mechanisms of metalic corrosion: the ionic current, the metallic current, the cathodic reaction and the anodic reaction. For each situation, there are different approach to deal with it! Keep up the good job! 👍⛵️
We need to see photo evidence that your friends are still alive after 🍾🍾🍻🍺🥃👀😂
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Another great video! Thanks very much. I smile the throughout each of these vids.
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