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32 Boat Hole Repair on my Damaged Catamaran
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2022
- I'm camping in my RV in Florida working on the boat, I make a huge hole in my boat and then fix it. My Mom comes to visit to make sure I'm doing everything right.
Thanks for joining my on my adventure as I restore a hurricane damaged PDQ Antares 44 Catamaran. Come along as I learn about fiberglass repairs, and everything else I need to know to live my dream and cruise the world.
Special Thanks to:
@FiberglassFlorida
@TotalBoat
It sounds like everyone liked your mom just as I did. That’s what I call quality time together. When she is gone, many years from now, you can watch this video with pride.
Still here Bryan. You've become a master at fiberglass. I really liked having your curious mom. Not all moms take an interest in their adult children's projects. She loves you.
I sure do!
It was cool to have her there with you, her questions and discussion between you guys made the whole glassing process more entertaining to follow. 👍
Thanks Mika...it sure helped my understanding!
Great to hear your mum she’s clearly proud of you, sometimes we all need a little support.
It’s so great the way you explain everything to your mom and she is right there with you filming the process ..
another great video Bryan .. keep them coming… boat is slowly coming together
It’s great to have your mum there asking the questions we can’t. !
Great job Bryan. Your Mom sure was asking a lot of relevant questions. I kept waiting for her to say: You’re doing that wrong, move over and let me show you how to do that.
Great job loved the commentary by your mom she was asking all the right questions! Can’t wait to see this boat floating again!
Thanks Tim...Me too!
Watching since the beginning. I was worried at the start that this project was more than you could handle. You have proved me wrong. Great job, good luck, and keep pushing forward!
Hello from Siesta Key Florida
Been there from the start also.
Your Mom was a GREAT addition to the narration aspects of this.... she had good questions.... and obviously likes this project.... anything for her favorite son huh? 😉😉
Everyone should have a Bryan's mom for encouragement and assistance. I understand she lives in Sweden and I have a few projects on my boat in Stockholm coming up this spring..... 😀
You have a smart mum. She knows all the right questions to ask and shows real interest. I don't know how you do it and keep plugging away. Can't wait for the next video!
I am watching your video and I agree with your Mom. Moms are always right. To your Mom, it is nice to see how much you support your son’s craziness. 😀. When my Mom was alive, she was the same way.
Your Mum was a great addition to this video!
Thanks mom. A great addition to the videos.
Brian, just listening to your Mother was so nice 😊, she sounds very interested and interesting 🤔 , knowledgeable in a lot of things and definitely added to the video! Great job Mom , great job both of you! I am just saying mom was enjoyable to hear her pride in you , very nice 👍🏼
Thanks Patrick! Yes, I am very proud of all he can do and the fine person that he is!
Welcome back. Time, patience and commitment. Never as easy as the video. Heat, humidity, planning, dust, fiberglass itching, glue, cleanup. Very informative though.
When completed, this cat will be stronger than it originally was. You're doing an excellent job. 👍
Definitely Mom gets a nice vacation with you!! 😃👏👏👏
Wonderful Mum contribution.
Safety first, that ladder looked unstable.
It was a fun impromptu interview!
I like the look of the moving camera. A stationary camera doesn't have as good a look when watching. Good job Mom!
You have a great mom pretending to like watching you glass!! SO lucky!
I hope you don’t take this the wrong way but I appreciate that you don’t make this “look easy”. Other restoration videos make restoration look so easy that anyone could do it in a few weekends. Your work looks great and you are an inspiration but you also give realistic videos of your work. Thank you for your work.
Nice to see your Mum taking an interest, doing a great job see you next episode.
Thanks...there will be more "get togethers" in the future!
Nice that you can share this adventure with your Mom. Cheers
Your Mom is a great lady Bryan!
Nice to have your mom there asking great questions and keeping you company looking good 👍
It was nice...thanks Brad!
As usual a class video with very good questions from your Mum. She's a natural TH-camr.
Thanks Cameron!
Thanks Bryan. I know your not making the videos to make a bunch of money but I love watching them.
Nice going Brian. I also enjoyed the banter with your mother. My mother would come out to my hanger when working on my airplane, I am sure our discussions would have been similar.
So nice to hear you mom being so supportive. Mine would have just looked at that heap and said there is no way that thing will ever float again.
brother bryan what a fantastic vidéo. your mom, she loves you and she so proud of you. my mom loved me like that but she passed away a while ago. please thank your mom for her presence and her love for her son. she's so proud of you. her questions were right on point. obviously, she has been listening and learning what you're doing. thanks for being patient with her. thanks for honoring her. cheers
Mom asks great questions.
Great video Bryan ! So nice to have your Mother in the Video ,She is so Proud of you, unfortunately my Mother never saw any of my Accomplishments as she passed away when I was thirteen. Be careful on that ladder, ( I would put in some large tent pegs and attach( rope) the base of the ladder to them) Have fun, stay safe, best wishes. Glen W.
Sure am proud of him as I am sure your mom would be of you...
It’s great having your mother there, asking all those great questions and having you explain it in such a clear way. Great video!
Great having Cardi B on board videoing ..Okay... Your work ethic is unbeliveable...im tired just watching you marra..keep ya head up.
You just listen to your mom Bryan, she’s right, you have done one hell’va good job and a tremendous amount of glass and sanding, remember when this thing looked like it fell out of a C130 at 30,000ft. Now it’s really starting to look like a boat. Good job man. 😃👍
I actually enjoyed watching from start to finish on this repair. Your mom was right lol. You have come a long way at this point it looks like you made a great choice of boats.
Loved the questions from your mom. I have watched from the beginning. I started with Parlay revival. and then found your Channel. I found it interesting that you built your own house. I did the same in my late 20's. Not sure why I am so obsessed with the sailing stuff as I am a bit terrified of the Ocean. But watching you work through this project has been weirdly satisfying. Keep up the great work. Cannot wait to see how this boat comes out.
Good on you Mum!
Going well Bryan, thank you for sharing this with us.
Brian Top Hat "25
Hey thanks Bri! I really admire all his hard work!
Good on your Mum
What a legend
Another great one. Your mom is awesome.
Amazing work!! Having your Mom with you was great !!
Hi bryan, i got a grp sailingboat for free 1,5 years a go. 26 ft. I am entering my 69 th. year now . You are a real inspiration to me . Keep up the good job. Love the job you are doing.
for what its worth you are a project superhero. any time now I slow down on one of my bike or car tasks I think of "Super Cat Brian' grinding and laminating his way to a clear blue ocean somewhere in the Bahamas... When you get there, a rum in your hand on the foredeck- you'll be the most deserving guy out there!! Carry on.
Watching and comments as I go through your repair work and I tell myself NOT to buy a boat that’s been this damaged 🤣
But your killin it 💪
Your mom is a sweetheart and obviously your biggest fan. Thanks for the video!
Gday Bryan,
What a cool lady your Mum is. Such great questions and wow she could teach a few TH-camrs about camera work. Obviously a family of practical people. Top effort all,
Cheers 🍻
I don't know about energy Bryan, but your passion is admirable. Thanks for another interesting episode.
I do not get tired of seeing you doing fiberglass work, I learn so much from you, I don't want you to stop... Cheers, Richard
Bryan, you are my favorite one and a living legend - a great video once again
Lucky to have a great Mom, she a keeper! And keep up the videos, I love them
So nice to see your Mom's support! Keep it up! Can't wait to see the next episode. :)
Great job Mom !
Thanks Karl!
Great questions Mom - I leant some new stuff, Thank You!!!
You are my boat repair hero. Love the positive energy you are an inspiration my friend. Keep on keeping on🤠
Moms are great, they nurture, then enjoy the results.
Entertained? No. I watch to be enlightened.
Love the progress! Keep plugging away, its really coming along. I look forward to the next video.
Bryan, you are doing such a good job, well done. You have a beautiful mother. So awesome to hear you guys talk as you worked. Best video yet👍
Thanks Rod, it was a fun time!!!
At least you going to know every inch of your boat ! Awesome looking good .
Excellent video showing how much goes into rebuilding a damaged boat.
Few potential boat buyers have any idea how much time and money it takes even if you do it all yourself. You also show that just about anyone can do it if they stick to it.
I live in south of Sweden (Blekinge) loive your explaining and detail work.
There are a few things I never want to work on again. That is fiberglass. After a few years working on Corvettes I hate working with the stuff. Good luck Bryan with your project. BTW maybe you should build a decent stairway for this project. That would make this rebuild much less difficult.
Your motivation is remarkable. I am far too lazy to take on a job this size.
Hi Bryan and Bryan's Mom. Great to have your Mom's perspective. I've been watching from the beginning, always enjoyable. Really appreciate the explanations as you go. Thank you for sharing your insights and experience. Any chance that you would do an in-depth video on your CNC set up? You showed it briefly before but more on how you built it would be great. That is, of course, when you find the time :). Doug
Great to see you working on your boat!
I found the questions and responses on the glassing process while you were working very informative. I agree with your mom that you have accomplished a considerable amount on the boat. Glad to see that you are still keeping both the work on the boat and documenting the entire process. I can only imagine how difficult it is to document the work and continue to accomplish the repairs.
Hi Bryan. Another enertaining video from my favourite channel! And didnt have to wait to long either. I see where your patience comes from! I loved seeing again the jigsaw bulkhead, a story in itself! Time for another quick boat tour, showing all the repairs, and maybe a few plans? That would be great. Keep it up! Love it.
Been watching from the beginning and FairPlay your doing a top job. I have just finished replacing the deck core from the inside of my 1990’s 330 sea ray that was enough fibreglass dust for me!! Your taking it to a whole other level. Keep going 💪👍
Coming together now Bryan 👍thanks mom
Great video as always Bryan. I think showing the time frame on the video really brings things into prospective because sometime it does feel like it only take a few minutes to do certain job. Thanks again for sharing!
Your persistence and dedication are impressive Brian
Your work it seems is pretty damned good as well
You make me smile every time I watch your latest upload mate
Really looking forward to seeing this boat when it’s all complete and shiny
Take care mate and battle on
Videos are great Your sailing channel rank is high.
Listening to your philosophy on life is really cool.
At some point in time with your reno of this cat, you may be looking at and evaluating your engines and thought I give you some info that may prove useful.
Several years back I had a problem with my 4 cyl gas volvo penta alum head exhaust ports. The exhaust gas had destroyed part of the opening and exhaust was escaping with a pop pop pop sound. Rather than taking head off, having it welded or getting a new one, I used a product called Pyro Putty. Co has version for aluminum and steel and this 2 part product (not epoxy) is good to 2000-2800 deg F. Mix parts, becomes paste, put it on damaged parts, file to shape when hardened and it has worked fine for 3+ yrs. 6 oz can costs around $70. It can't be used where water is present, but does stand up to exhaust heat very well. Just thought I'd mention for future reference.
Nice job Brian coming along nicely.when doing complex shapes you can use two pieces of stuff cardboard .easy to trim .left and right then overlap in middle join with tape .perfect templet
looks like Bryan has sorted out the galley slave issues
learn from your comments every time. i9 love working with my hands and this gives me so many ideas. makes it good to watch how you do things.
Bryan this is getting exciting!
Thank you for sharing this.
Bri
Always great to see one of your videos.
It was great listening to your mother ask questions in real time. That way we got a bit of the demonstrated answer as you pointed out things like Mat direction, Mat which side up, time and batch size. Great stuff.keep it real Brian, it is one of the best channels showing a refit. Or in this case a rebuild. 2 thumbs up.
Glad to hear that it was helpful...
Its fun to see you getting close to motors and such! Let us know if you decide to start up your patreon again. We'll be happy to pitch in to buy you a new box of rubber gloves.
Great work Brian, I really admire you.
Gittin R Dun. Bryan! Looking awesome ! Hej på dej Mom!
Hejsan Jeremy!!!
Always good to see your new vids. Keep going and keep dreaming
Top effort Brian, keep bashing it out🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🇦🇺
My motto is:
Measure with a Micrometer
Mark with Chalk
Cut with an Ax
Bravo Capt. Bryan
Cheers to you
Just finished binge watching all your videos cant wait to see more.
you also make me want to by a storm damaged boat and repair it :P
fantastic Brian keep up the good work looking forward to the next one !
Great work - im happy to see you moving forward
Thanks for a great update, keep showing us your great work!
Your dedication is really commendable, love the dedication and keep going I am sure it will be all worth while, Paul, Manchester England
You should tie that ladder to the boat. You can easily fall off when the ladder is unstable.
I love watching these man! Keep these videos coming I binge watch your series
I agree with your mom.. That boat was a wreck and it's come a long way... and you may not be proud of it yet but when its done you will be proud of her..
Thanks William...it is going to be amazing when he gets it done!!!
Great show really look forward to your videos.
Wet fillets are always better in every regard. Your bonds are chemical, not mechanical. You can help yourself with timing by using a slow cure system. I have a fast hardener and a slow hardener that I use with the same resin system, depending on the cure time I want. With my system, the manufacturer even allows the mixing of the fast and slow to adjust cure times as well. The slow is about 4 hours of pot life, and the slow is about 20 minutes. A 70 slow and 30 fast is about 90 minutes of pot life. The cure time is still about 12 to 14 hours of cure to 95% hardening with both hardeners. Try using slow for your fillets. It will give you all the time you need to layup your BID tapes.
So cool keep the dream alive!!!
Just in case you see, you said the only way you to clean epoxie is acetone. Simple vinegar is also a quick cheap method of cleaning before it's set. A quick rinse with vinegar disrupts the cross linking process and then you can clean up the resulting goo with soap and water. Great on hands, save a shirt that wasn't quite ready for the bin keep a bucket handy you can drop your tools in wh n you start cleanup.
Great job! See you next time!
Yes me too, on the couch.