So happy to see so many of you enjoyed the experience as much as we did. The whole factory tour was a lot more in-depth than we ever anticipated. We feel like we have a from-the-ground-up understanding of the day-to-day equipment we will trust to take us around the world on our sailboat safely. Hopefully, you do too! If you find yourselves in Havant, England stop into the Lewmar showroom and tell them we said hi. Or, if you can’t make it there and have questions or feedback on anything Lewmar, they want to hear from you! You can find all their contact and product information on their website here: lci.ink/Wynn
The proud dedication expressed by the three members of the Lwmar crew was stunning, glad to hear you have a pretty good Cat in the works... Goodspeed dear Wynns!
You probably noticed the age of some of the employees, there was a time in America when lifetime employees had great pride in their work and company, however when you fire or retire people early, the younger generation no longer has the devotion to a company nor expects to retire there.
"Anything won't go through unless it is perfect." 👍Thank you, Lewmar, for permitting and welcoming a tour of your facility. Kudos for coloring the visitor vests a different color than your employees. Excellent safety practice. 👏 Thanks, Jason and Niki, for a thoroughly interesting and informative video.
I think the thing you guys do better than any other cruiser out there is inform. I’m not surprised that they wanted to know your opinion specifically. You are both so careful in communicating and informing. Great vid.
I follow 12 of the most popular sailing channels, but when it comes to the best vídeo, you two leave everybody else in the dust! The interaction between you two, the depth of storys you tell, the editing, explanations etc. In short you guys are a powerhouse!!
I'm truly astonished you kids are not getting 1 million views on each and every video you produce!! My wife and I been following your journey since the early RV days trip across the North American Continent!! Outstanding memories and each and every show gets better and better!! Stay safe guys!
While I can’t imagine your excitement surrounding the commissioning of your new boat, this type of video is so very informative for those of us cruisers who will never get an inside look at the very products we rely on. Thank you for taking the time and the opportunity to share this tour with us. It takes being sold to the level of awareness.
As a retired purchasing manager at several fortune 500 companies, I have been on many factory tours. This video was one of the best I have seen of catching the process and flow of products through the build cycle! Good job!
I worked factory for 26 years and could follow along with most of what you were showing us. I was really impressed with their recycling of the metal shavings. And doing parts "in house" is such a smart thing to do. I'm glad you enjoyed your factory tour.
You two are masters at product reports. I found this one to be not only informative but quite enjoyable too. I am looking forward to your shakedown cruise report, I am quite confident that it will be just as enjoyable as this one was.
Woo Hoo, it sounds like NARROW BOAT cruising is FINALLY upon us!!!!! You will fall in love with England and her stunning canals very shortly!!!! (and don't let the locks scare you, they are fun too!) I've been waiting with baited breath for this adventure of yours, narrow boating in England is my favorite thing to do!!!! Enjoy the English countryside and all her beauty and keep an eye out for those darling little kingfishers!!!! Happy cruising you two!!!! Greetings from North Carolina!
More of these type of videos please. Technology has moved along where we only see the finished product without seeing the fascinating production techniques adopted by manufacturers. Such a huge leap forward from the introduction of fibreglass in the 1950's by the boat building and automotive industries.
Wow, Jason and Nikki, that was super interesting. I am like Jason, just love a factory tour especially when it involves super interesting things like this. Would be nice to see a factory tour of the HH boats and get a progress tour of you new boat. Man that boat is really going to be awesome and should give you two a lifetime of sailing around the world. I'm so happy for you two. Have a great day. Jay from Pa.
Best Factory Tour of boat accessories in England I've seen all week (don't worry other aquatic tubers, it's only Tuesday). Thanks for doing this, I see it's clearly another Wynn
That was a great video. I used to work for Lewmar. I ran the Lewmar Marine division that operated in Canada. Our office/warehouse/rigging shop facility was just west of Toronto. Our neighbours were C&C Yachts and host of others. Lewmar owned Navtec (rod rigging and hydraulics) in those days (mid 1980s to early 1990s). We built rigs, repaired and serviced Navtec Hydraulics. I built some rigs for very large boats - 12m Class etc. I also sold and serviced Lewmar products to some very large catamarans such as TAG (became ENZA). TAG was almost 100ft and was sailed solo. It was built by Bombardier in Montreal. I used to travel to Havant several times a year. The winch factory was the first fully automated sailboat hardware facility in the world. Lots of great products were designed there and and manufactured by a staff who were (and still are) totally focussed on the best possible products and service for their clients. I’m glad you’ve chosen Lewmar as a supplier for your new boat. You will not be disappointed!!
No time to read all the comments but that they surrounded your with their best workers, and management was following you around, they clearly understand the power of TH-cam folks like you as a PRIMARY info source. Love it.
Many years ago Lewmar were a client of mine (we supplied their manufacturing control systems) - in those days they were a great company and everything your saw confirmed that is still very true. Your factory tour brought back many happy memories.
You're virtually on my doorstep. If you'd stayed on the bus beyond Windsor you'd have gone just half a mile from my house. But admit the error in your intro! "we're in London" sounded much better than "we're in Slough"! but Slough is much more famous on the world scale. Nobody has heard of London but everyone knows about Slough.
Driven past that Lewmar factory(s) literally 1000”s of times on the way to work over that last 30 years, great to actually see what’s inside the very very unassuming “being kind” exteriors, can’t believe you were there!!!
That was actually a ton more interesting than I expected! Thanks for including us in your tour. I watch a few narrowboat channels as well, and just tonight I watched one from a bit over a year ago and have to post a note for you to be on the lookout for a bit of kitchen equipment. I've never heard of it before, but it must be a thing in UK as she talked about it like it was a normal thing. Something called a Thermal cooker? you heat it up on the stove top with your food in and then seal it up and it cooks on retained heat on the countertop. She did a curry and rice and it cooked the rice on top of the curry, sat aside in their boat all day using no power. Coolest thing ever and handy not to use too much power but with the ease of a slow cooker. They are vegetarian. Anyways - it is Fran and Rich on Floating our Boat. This is the link for the episode I watched and the cooker was somewhere around 8:40. Just something to maybe look at while in the UK and see if you may want one. th-cam.com/video/zcXjOugkyAc/w-d-xo.html I've seen her use it in an earlier episode, but it wasn't really explained, just referred to and I hadn't realized it wasn't plugged in at all.
Love watching factory tours. The workers at Lewmar really made it easy to understand how and why they build the way they do. Nice to see that on this boat there will be a record of exactly how the windows are built.
Glass windows are the way to go. I have been involved with a couple of 1980s Ericsons with glass portlights. They are still perfectly clear after four decades.
It was definitely eye opening to how things are manufactured. The glass was especially good. I like they way they design their glass. great tour all in all. Thanks
i just love your videos: informative , humorous, honest, and brilliantly put together! Please don't ever stop doing these "expose's" Since you disclose your sponsorships you allow us to decide for ourselves . Thank you !
What, you're in England! Wow, you're so close! My Tongan Husband, Peter, and I (from Chicago) have been watching since you had to stay in Vava'u, and we live next to Heathrow (a very short drive from Windsor). I would have loved to buy you two a coffee in Windsor LOL! We love your videos, and love living vicariously through you on the water. I've never sailed, but my island hubby would love to one day (it's a dream to own one someday). Enjoy your time here (still watching the video), and hope you love your time in the UK❤
As an avid watcher of your channel, and always enjoy your content, I would have never imagined you being only 10 miles from where I live with you both visiting Havent in the UK. Portsmouth, Havent and most of the south coast has a long history in and connection to all aspects to the boating industry including Portsmouth Naval Dockyard. Love the content, and like many of us, cant wait to see you both in your new boat.
Welcome to my country. It is quite chilly right now but our summers are quite wonderful. I hope you enjoy your time with us. Being that you are about 35minutes away, I am a little sad In missed you. However I am so glad you visited x
If you want to buy a boat let these guys do the hard lifting and buy a HH. The amount of effort they have put into doing their homework is quite incredible, HH has their best sales team with these guys.
Wicked awesome tour!! Loved that not only did they not mind you asking questions, they answered them in detail and did the same with your follow up questions. Love the amount of material recycling too! Can't wait to see the finished product!! Hull #3. Cool stuff!!
The original castle was built in the 11th century, however during the two centuries after, Henry III built a luxurious royal palace within the castle during the middle of the century, and Edward III went further, rebuilding the palace to make an even grander set of buildings in what would become "the most expensive secular building project of the entire Middle Ages in England. After surviving the English civil war period, Charles II rebuilt much of Windsor Castle with the help of the architect Hugh May. After a period of neglect during the 18th century, George III and George IV renovated and rebuilt Charles II's palace at colossal expense, producing the current design of the state apartments.
Hey guys fantastic episode thanks for showing us behind the scenes of how so many of our parts are designed and manufactured! Excellent thanks for sharing!
Another video that exemplifies your theme Curiosity. Well-done and thank you. Imagine making a winch with lathe, mill, and drill by hand instead of CNC!
Excellent episode. Being an engineer I like this stuff. At one time I was making many trips to the UK for business. I really enjoyed my trips and I usually had to go many different places in the UK. I think it is smart what you are doing.
It's always amazing to see how much actually goes into the products we buy for our boats. These guys look like they are top-notch in what we watched on this tour, and that probably carries over to their other lines as well.
So nice to know that the project is going well guys! I’m thrilled for you! If you need anything in the UK please give a shout. Will be happy to help if I can!
I L O V E the technical posts. It looked like fun. Sailing Ruby Rose gave you a shout out for the stern rub rails on the new Seawind. They posted the splash today. Can't wait for yours next. I am so excited!!
Love the color! It’s so cool you guys have built your brand that allows you to earn money and get sponsorships doing something you love, and help those thinking of following a similar path, hats off to you both & thanks for doing what you do 👍
I’m loving this, their is more to just full time sailing, fortunately you take us to all parts of the globe due to where and whom are behind the scenes working in the sailing industry! Wow have had lewmar winches and parts for years on our vessels, never knew this great history! Great stuff as usual.
I love all of your videos ! Not only do you create interesting content but your personalities are the best . You are the perfect couple ! You both compliment each other . Watching your videos is like hanging out with you . Thanks for everything. !
Great video! Like so many here, I’m really looking forward to seeing you back on the water on your new boat. Thanks for the update. See you both next week. Be safe.
For brevity's sake...WICKED COOL !!!! Although all of the people sharing their knowledge on the various products were intriguing and obviously knew their craft thoroughly, I sensed that one could have a discussion with Gabriella (the electrical engineer) for several days and only be scratching the surface. Thanks for an interesting and entertaining video. Sundays are always fun days with the #Wynns !!!
Watched an episode of Matt and Jessica sailing today where they said HH boats are by far some the best quality finished boats available... Excited to see you cast off. Cheers
Wow! Amazing place! So many intelligent engineers and the attention to efficiency and safety is impressive. Every business could earn from this one. When you listen to the customer you build a better business. Oh, and I LOVE her new color! Going to look so good!
Woohoo you were in my country. You should do a meet up here one day. Would love to meet you both.....hope you had a great time. I escaped the cold spell and went to Thailand! The new boat looks so amazing already. What a brilliant fun episode guys. Fantastic work.
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So happy to see so many of you enjoyed the experience as much as we did. The whole factory tour was a lot more in-depth than we ever anticipated. We feel like we have a from-the-ground-up understanding of the day-to-day equipment we will trust to take us around the world on our sailboat safely. Hopefully, you do too!
If you find yourselves in Havant, England stop into the Lewmar showroom and tell them we said hi. Or, if you can’t make it there and have questions or feedback on anything Lewmar, they want to hear from you! You can find all their contact and product information on their website here: lci.ink/Wynn
Great video
My late sister worked for Lumar a few years ago
BTW, I'm a retired manager of engineering. I would have been proud to have their electrical engineer on my staff.
The proud dedication expressed by the three members of the Lwmar crew was stunning, glad to hear you have a pretty good Cat in the works... Goodspeed dear Wynns!
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You can really see the pride in all those folks at Lewmar in the quality of products they are producing- very nice to see. Great tour Nikki and Jason.
That's what struck me the most as well, while watching the video.
It really shines through.
You probably noticed the age of some of the employees, there was a time in America when lifetime employees had great pride in their work and company, however when you fire or retire people early, the younger generation no longer has the devotion to a company nor expects to retire there.
Nikki was out here asking real questions. My engineer brain was grateful.
"Anything won't go through unless it is perfect." 👍Thank you, Lewmar, for permitting and welcoming a tour of your facility. Kudos for coloring the visitor vests a different color than your employees. Excellent safety practice. 👏 Thanks, Jason and Niki, for a thoroughly interesting and informative video.
An unexpected great video - very informative - and Nikki knows the right questions to ask - while she charms the people she interacts with.
Great to see some quality engineering and manufacture remains in the UK. Nikki so great at presenting and interviewing people. Great vid 👌
Never thought I would see the Wynn’s fifteen miles from my house, welcome to the chilly uk where we are still awaiting Spring, enjoy your visit
Impatiently waiting on y’all to have your own boat again and show us your sailing and living life to the fullest skills.
Wow, To all of the engineers, technicians, and support staff at Lewmar thank you for your dedication to keeping sailors safe like Nikki & Jason safe.
I think the thing you guys do better than any other cruiser out there is inform. I’m not surprised that they wanted to know your opinion specifically. You are both so careful in communicating and informing. Great vid.
She doesn't interrupt the expert like a certain other couple has trouble with.
manufacturing does not get enough press, hail the engineers and makers.
I follow 12 of the most popular sailing channels, but when it comes to the best vídeo, you two leave everybody else in the dust!
The interaction between you two, the depth of storys you tell, the editing, explanations etc.
In short you guys are a powerhouse!!
Ups!!! stories
I'm truly astonished you kids are not getting 1 million views on each and every video you produce!! My wife and I been following your journey since the early RV days trip across the North American Continent!! Outstanding memories and each and every show gets better and better!! Stay safe guys!
You guys are setting the standards for this genre of lifestyle video production. Nicely done.
I like seeing how the parts of your future boat are made. The people in the video appear to take pride in their work. Great job keeping us informed.🙂
While I can’t imagine your excitement surrounding the commissioning of your new boat, this type of video is so very informative for those of us cruisers who will never get an inside look at the very products we rely on.
Thank you for taking the time and the opportunity to share this tour with us. It takes being sold to the level of awareness.
As a retired purchasing manager at several fortune 500 companies, I have been on many factory tours. This video was one of the best I have seen of catching the process and flow of products through the build cycle! Good job!
Wow, thank you!
I worked factory for 26 years and could follow along with most of what you were showing us. I was really impressed with their recycling of the metal shavings. And doing parts "in house" is such a smart thing to do. I'm glad you enjoyed your factory tour.
What a gift to be able to tour the factory...and for us to follow along. Thanks you, it was a spectacular tour!
You two are masters at product reports. I found this one to be not only informative but quite enjoyable too. I am looking forward to your shakedown cruise report, I am quite confident that it will be just as enjoyable as this one was.
I think The Colour is Perfect, just as I imagined.
Woo Hoo, it sounds like NARROW BOAT cruising is FINALLY upon us!!!!! You will fall in love with England and her stunning canals very shortly!!!! (and don't let the locks scare you, they are fun too!) I've been waiting with baited breath for this adventure of yours, narrow boating in England is my favorite thing to do!!!! Enjoy the English countryside and all her beauty and keep an eye out for those darling little kingfishers!!!! Happy cruising you two!!!! Greetings from North Carolina!
More of these type of videos please. Technology has moved along where we only see the finished product without seeing the fascinating production techniques adopted by manufacturers. Such a huge leap forward from the introduction of fibreglass in the 1950's by the boat building and automotive industries.
It’s the Wynns! It’s a good day already. 😊
Wow, Jason and Nikki, that was super interesting. I am like Jason, just love a factory tour especially when it involves super interesting things like this. Would be nice to see a factory tour of the HH boats and get a progress tour of you new boat. Man that boat is really going to be awesome and should give you two a lifetime of sailing around the world. I'm so happy for you two. Have a great day. Jay from Pa.
Best Factory Tour of boat accessories in England I've seen all week (don't worry other aquatic tubers, it's only Tuesday). Thanks for doing this, I see it's clearly another Wynn
That was a great video. I used to work for Lewmar. I ran the Lewmar Marine division that operated in Canada. Our office/warehouse/rigging shop facility was just west of Toronto. Our neighbours were C&C Yachts and host of others. Lewmar owned Navtec (rod rigging and hydraulics) in those days (mid 1980s to early 1990s). We built rigs, repaired and serviced Navtec Hydraulics. I built some rigs for very large boats - 12m Class etc. I also sold and serviced Lewmar products to some very large catamarans such as TAG (became ENZA). TAG was almost 100ft and was sailed solo. It was built by Bombardier in Montreal. I used to travel to Havant several times a year. The winch factory was the first fully automated sailboat hardware facility in the world. Lots of great products were designed there and and manufactured by a staff who were (and still are) totally focussed on the best possible products and service for their clients. I’m glad you’ve chosen Lewmar as a supplier for your new boat. You will not be disappointed!!
You two kept my attention at 100% for the whole video. Quite a unique learning experience, thanks for that.
So cool, love the factory tours and getting to see how things are made.
It is a great pleasure to follow your enthusiastic and enlightened visit of this modern high tech artisans.
Thank you for the journey.
No time to read all the comments but that they surrounded your with their best workers, and management was following you around, they clearly understand the power of TH-cam folks like you as a PRIMARY info source. Love it.
Many years ago Lewmar were a client of mine (we supplied their manufacturing control systems) - in those days they were a great company and everything your saw confirmed that is still very true. Your factory tour brought back many happy memories.
You're virtually on my doorstep. If you'd stayed on the bus beyond Windsor you'd have gone just half a mile from my house. But admit the error in your intro! "we're in London" sounded much better than "we're in Slough"! but Slough is much more famous on the world scale. Nobody has heard of London but everyone knows about Slough.
@@grahamtaylor8678 I wonder how many people have heard of Slough Grammar?
Driven past that Lewmar factory(s) literally 1000”s of times on the way to work over that last 30 years, great to actually see what’s inside the very very unassuming “being kind” exteriors, can’t believe you were there!!!
That was actually a ton more interesting than I expected! Thanks for including us in your tour. I watch a few narrowboat channels as well, and just tonight I watched one from a bit over a year ago and have to post a note for you to be on the lookout for a bit of kitchen equipment. I've never heard of it before, but it must be a thing in UK as she talked about it like it was a normal thing. Something called a Thermal cooker? you heat it up on the stove top with your food in and then seal it up and it cooks on retained heat on the countertop. She did a curry and rice and it cooked the rice on top of the curry, sat aside in their boat all day using no power. Coolest thing ever and handy not to use too much power but with the ease of a slow cooker. They are vegetarian. Anyways - it is Fran and Rich on Floating our Boat. This is the link for the episode I watched and the cooker was somewhere around 8:40. Just something to maybe look at while in the UK and see if you may want one.
th-cam.com/video/zcXjOugkyAc/w-d-xo.html
I've seen her use it in an earlier episode, but it wasn't really explained, just referred to and I hadn't realized it wasn't plugged in at all.
That color is gorgeous. Will look magnificent during all those voyages and sun rises and sunsets. ❤
Love watching factory tours. The workers at Lewmar really made it easy to understand how and why they build the way they do. Nice to see that on this boat there will be a record of exactly how the windows are built.
It is fantastic to see the lesser spotted Wynn In the UK. Way off its usual migration route and still wearing its winter plumage.
Great tour of the lewmar factory.
Glass windows are the way to go.
I have been involved with a couple of 1980s Ericsons with glass portlights.
They are still perfectly clear after four decades.
It was a very impressive tour, a real eyeopener. Thanks for taking us along...
It was a pleasure to meet you guys. Great video.... Hope you enjoy your visit with us and hope see you soon...😊😊😊
It was definitely eye opening to how things are manufactured. The glass was especially good. I like they way they design their glass. great tour all in all. Thanks
i just love your videos: informative , humorous, honest, and brilliantly put together! Please don't ever stop doing these "expose's" Since you disclose your sponsorships you allow us to decide for ourselves . Thank you !
Gabriella was very impressive and knowledgable!
What, you're in England! Wow, you're so close! My Tongan Husband, Peter, and I (from Chicago) have been watching since you had to stay in Vava'u, and we live next to Heathrow (a very short drive from Windsor). I would have loved to buy you two a coffee in Windsor LOL! We love your videos, and love living vicariously through you on the water. I've never sailed, but my island hubby would love to one day (it's a dream to own one someday).
Enjoy your time here (still watching the video), and hope you love your time in the UK❤
Welcome to the UK, hope yr having a wonderful time despite the cold weather.
Thank you for the tour!! You two always do such great work creating quality content.
So happy for these two, living the dream!
So good to see you Nikki, & Jason! Wonderfull folks behind makings of HH44. It's going to be beautiful!
As an avid watcher of your channel, and always enjoy your content, I would have never imagined you being only 10 miles from where I live with you both visiting Havent in the UK. Portsmouth, Havent and most of the south coast has a long history in and connection to all aspects to the boating industry including Portsmouth Naval Dockyard. Love the content, and like many of us, cant wait to see you both in your new boat.
Very interesting. Thanks for taking us on the tour.
Welcome to my country.
It is quite chilly right now but our summers are quite wonderful.
I hope you enjoy your time with us.
Being that you are about 35minutes away, I am a little sad In missed you.
However I am so glad you visited x
Like the boat, kudos. Can't wait to see you guys on the water. If was younger, oh well, will live vicariously on your channel.
So interesting to see inside the factory, as I normally only get as far as the car park. Glad you enjoyed the visit.
Awesome video, I love seeing how things are made behind the scenes, thanks for sharing!
As always, you did a great job of explaining what goes into these parts for your boat. Keep them comming.
If you want to buy a boat let these guys do the hard lifting and buy a HH. The amount of effort they have put into doing their homework is quite incredible, HH has their best sales team with these guys.
Thanks for taking us along on that tour. I really enjoyed it.
Wicked awesome tour!! Loved that not only did they not mind you asking questions, they answered them in detail and did the same with your follow up questions. Love the amount of material recycling too! Can't wait to see the finished product!! Hull #3. Cool stuff!!
The original castle was built in the 11th century, however during the two centuries after, Henry III built a luxurious royal palace within the castle during the middle of the century, and Edward III went further, rebuilding the palace to make an even grander set of buildings in what would become "the most expensive secular building project of the entire Middle Ages in England. After surviving the English civil war period, Charles II rebuilt much of Windsor Castle with the help of the architect Hugh May. After a period of neglect during the 18th century, George III and George IV renovated and rebuilt Charles II's palace at colossal expense, producing the current design of the state apartments.
So happy for you both❤😂
Hey guys fantastic episode thanks for showing us behind the scenes of how so many of our parts are designed and manufactured! Excellent thanks for sharing!
Your new boat looks amazing, great colour. I hope you enjoyed your stay over here 🇬🇧
Another video that exemplifies your theme Curiosity. Well-done and thank you.
Imagine making a winch with lathe, mill, and drill by hand instead of CNC!
Love the boat color! How exciting!
Nikki is an expert narrator.
Excellent episode. Being an engineer I like this stuff. At one time I was making many trips to the UK for business. I really enjoyed my trips and I usually had to go many different places in the UK. I think it is smart what you are doing.
The sailing is why I watch but the nuts and bolts help give depth to the story and process. Another great video.
It's always amazing to see how much actually goes into the products we buy for our boats. These guys look like they are top-notch in what we watched on this tour, and that probably carries over to their other lines as well.
So nice to know that the project is going well guys! I’m thrilled for you!
If you need anything in the UK please give a shout. Will be happy to help if I can!
Enjoy... The two best days in a sailors life... the day you buy the boat and the day you sell it. So enjoy buying your boat.
I L O V E the technical posts. It looked like fun. Sailing Ruby Rose gave you a shout out for the stern rub rails on the new Seawind. They posted the splash today. Can't wait for yours next. I am so excited!!
Love the color! It’s so cool you guys have built your brand that allows you to earn money and get sponsorships doing something you love, and help those thinking of following a similar path, hats off to you both & thanks for doing what you do 👍
I’m loving this, their is more to just full time sailing, fortunately you take us to all parts of the globe due to where and whom are behind the scenes working in the sailing industry! Wow have had lewmar winches and parts for years on our vessels, never knew this great history! Great stuff as usual.
More of these technical episodes please. Great content!
I thought I was the only one who said "edumacated". Thanks Nikki. :)
Very different seeing you guys in winter clothes. Stay warm!
😁
I love the hull colour.
Love the color of your boat!
Thanks for this, it was facinating..
That was so interesting, thanks for bringing us along on the tour 😊😊
I love all of your videos !
Not only do you create interesting content but your personalities are the best .
You are the perfect couple !
You both compliment each other . Watching your videos is like hanging out with you .
Thanks for everything. !
Awesome Video- another episode of your PBS Series!!
Great video! Like so many here, I’m really looking forward to seeing you back on the water on your new boat. Thanks for the update. See you both next week. Be safe.
Look forward to you and NAUTIGUYS each week. Keep them coming. Love a good factory tour too.
Awesome tour. Thanks guys!
No, don’t stop video! I just settled in! You guys create such amazing content even if you are not cruising.
All I can say is technology is great! Thanks for sharing this.
For brevity's sake...WICKED COOL !!!!
Although all of the people sharing their knowledge on the various products were intriguing and obviously knew their craft thoroughly, I sensed that one could have a discussion with Gabriella (the electrical engineer) for several days and only be scratching the surface. Thanks for an interesting and entertaining video. Sundays are always fun days with the #Wynns !!!
Fascinating factory tour, kudos to the company for allowing you to visit and film the crew 😊
It's always a pleasure to see and hear from the professionals who passionately craft these parts and pieces. Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thanks for showcasing this company. Great to learn how these important components for yachting are made.
Watched an episode of Matt and Jessica sailing today where they said HH boats are by far some the best quality finished boats available... Excited to see you cast off. Cheers
Welcome to the UK. Looks like your parts ( I know nothing about boats) will be beautifully made 😊
Amazing process. Thanks for sharing your journey with us. xx
That you and SLV are building new boats at roughly the same time is cool cause I can't get enough.
Those guys are BUYING new boats. MJ Sailing is actually BUILDING their new cat!
Wow! Amazing place! So many intelligent engineers and the attention to efficiency and safety is impressive. Every business could earn from this one. When you listen to the customer you build a better business. Oh, and I LOVE her new color! Going to look so good!
Fascinating!
This is getting exciting. I love your boat color. It coordinates beautifully with your logo.
What a great company. Really interesting to see how they do it. You can see why their products are expensive.
Nikki and Jason, Yours is one of the two best sailing videos on TH-cam. The other one is Sailing Florence with Matt and Amy
Awe thanks, we love Sailing Florence too. Fantastic sailors and thrilled to have seen them complete their circumnavigation!
@@gonewiththewynns Can't wait to start sailing with you on your new boat ⛵
This was a really cool and interesting video on the process of glass making. 👍
Woohoo you were in my country. You should do a meet up here one day. Would love to meet you both.....hope you had a great time. I escaped the cold spell and went to Thailand! The new boat looks so amazing already. What a brilliant fun episode guys. Fantastic work.