Regulator 41 - How it is Made Factory Visit

If you have ever been curious as to how a Regulator is put together and what makes them such a great offshore boat, here is a quick view of what you may see during a factory visit.

[@mccoybyz1099]

I myself have been building boats for too long at this point and although it's work it's become a passion strangely enough, I build vessels using the same materials and processes with the addition of some more exotic or less commonly used materials due to the fact our customer is the US Navy and our boats aren't used for fishing. With that said I've not seen a more robust and surgical construction method by another builder who's building similar boats! Yes, Jarrett Bay, invincible, yellowfin, seavee or other custom / high end yards put out incredible and robust boats but I'm talking builders who build boats of similar size, price range and capabilities! Anyways this was truely impressive to see and I'm forever a fan /believer in the company and the product they sell! A Regulator boat is for real a tank on water and I don't know what dark magic they used to keep the boat from weighing as much as a freight train but the performance they manage to get out of a center console built like this is stunning! Well done gents you're all unmistakably masters of your craft! 👍🇺🇸💪🇺🇸👌🇺🇸😉🇺🇸

[@YamahaMarineCenterJacksonville]

Thank you for your insight. It is crazy how many people involved in this industry don't understand the differences in the way boats are built and why they are built the way they are. Thanks again!!

[@RegulatorMarineNC]

Thanks for sharing guys! 👍

[@YamahaMarineCenterJacksonville]

Thanks for building a great boat!!

[@teamspinningballyhoo904]

Where is the factory? Super cool video!

[@YamahaMarineCenterJacksonville]

The Spinning Ballyhoo Edenton North Carolina. They welcome visitors.