ya we cant all be rich so we have to repair what we have. you guys are doing a great job, and I enjoy watching your progress. Thanks for the videos @@SailingSeabird
Seabird is coming along quite nicely.. I have no doubt that she's going to be stunning when she gets splashed in.. thanks for the entertainment as well!!
Maybe more 'practical rug' than 'magic carpet' but I really like your channel. Seabird will be better than factory by the time you've finished and definitely worth more than one Euro. Thanks for making me smile and keep up with the bin diving, it's a noble art.
I think we need to make sure the if your turning the winch handle from in the cockpit you don't hit solar arch especially if your right handed. It look like you tested from sitting on the cabin
Hi Marina and Stu!! Just stopped by to watch another entertaining episode of your adventure... and of course: trying to help push the algorithms!! Greetings from Houston!! - Ricardo
On the solar upright, make a 22.5 degree cut through each leg, then rotate the lower part 180 degrees and weld it back on. You now have a 45 degree bend without having to buy an elbow...🤑
Well done on another great vid. You are both crazy-brave tackling this project, each step is interesting. On those thru-hulls you glassed over; job well done. I couldn’t believe that earlier owners had put multiple thru-hulls so close together!
Hola amigos! Saludos from Yucatán! Just one safety related comment. Stu, using the cutting disc without the guard is pretty dangerous. Discs do shatter, not often but if they do, the pieces can fly off in the wrong direction and cause very serious injuries. The guards are a real pain to use but it’s highly recommended. A trip to the emergency room with a nasty injury is not desirable. Sorry to be a nag about this. Otherwise best regards and please stop by if you find yourselves sailing around these parts of the New World.
It's good you change your mind about how you were going to do the solar panel arch now instead of later when your done with it! Your hard work will pay off!!
Seabird is a massive rebuild and these two qualified craftsperson's know how to get the job done. The solar panel framework looks marvelous, allowing panels from the aft cockpit to the mast is absolute genius architecture. Truly amazing cinematography and editing, if you want to learn how to rebuild a *(ONE EURO SAILBOAT) this channel is a must see. Love the *(DUMPSTER RUNS); section at the end. Hopefully Stewart will include these as your episodes continue. Thank you so much for sharing! Bye
Your enthusiasm is commendable but qualified craftsmen they aren't, a skilled boatbuilder does thing differently, better and a hell of a lot faster. From my thirty years in the business we know home-builders are about four times slower and a blind man can see the difference in quality. Just a few things from the video, gelcoat isn't flowcoat but if hours of sanding are your thing then who cares and when you are building stainless steel bimini arches then use a pipe flarer or it looks like cr#p when it's polished out..
Wow, so much work done in one video, I can really see it all coming together now. I so enjoy watching you both every week thank you so much for sharing, I look forward to this every week.
Our panels are on a hard dodger over the center cockpit. The winches are at an angle to help with clearance. The top is plywood that matches the fliw of the boat. The big issue with flat mounting panels is they have terrible exposure except for mid day. Think about some ability to tilt them and als9 think hard about triangles at the top of the frame to provide rigidity so the bottom is mainly holding the structure to the boat. Everything is coming along nicely!
Hi, filling the gaps under the floating part of the ribs try stuffing your epoxy into the gap as you did but then using a piece of hosepipe to give you a nice curved finish and once the epoxy is dry remove the hosepipe and sand the squeezeout.
before you make your mind up how you are going to do your sola panels have a look at how (sailing melody) are doing theirs. just a thought you may like it
Where I grew up in the Florida Keys there was a old man who dove all the dumpsters in and around the marinas and boat yards for a few years he had a old beater of a wore out truck then one day he drove up in the fanciest truck I had ever seen. He told me the treasures of the dumpsters paid for it.
Hello again, Wow you two are really doing great work on the areas that need repairs. I'm sure when you finish your boat will be in great condition. Since the original boat didn't have a solar set-up, I am wondering if that addition will affect how the boat sails or handles. Ok, I can't wait to see the new floor and engine room. Ciao, geo
HI Stu and Marina, I was looking at internet solar frames and saw one interesting one which was built at the rear and up quite high. And underneath the solar panels they built a storage rack for items. Looked pretty neat. Ok hope you get yours just like you want it. I can't wait to see it. Great work you're both doing. Ciao, Geo
Hiya, We didn't want a stern solar arch on this boat. We've seen a few bimini type arches that we like. We'll give it a go and see how it is. Nothing ventured... Cheers for watching 😃
Hello again, This is a second attempt to post a comment, I think the first one didn't go for some reason. I just saw a solar setup where the metal frame cross bars were curved upward, the the center point being the high point. This allowed the two panels to be slightly angled when installed side by side. Just something you might think about. I can't wait for your next video to see what you have done. You two make TGIF take on a new exciting event for weekends. Ciao, Geo
We'd prefer side by side but it might not work out that way. Plus this will be mark one. Get the panels on, test the system and over time make improvements. To think everything will be great first time, I'm deluding myself. Cheers for watching 😃
Hello again, You are exactly right. Just get something you think you want on the boat, use it and it can always be changed. Because you are "rebuilding" your boat to a large degree now, so changing the solar would be no big deal. Ok, I'm looking forward to your next video. They are always interesting to see what you're working on this week. Ciao. Geo@@SailingSeabird
Reading a boating magazine and thought of you Napoleon for a much-needed refit. Here is the extract from it. 😂 Port Napoleon is not always loved by yachtsmen, and admittedly, it does have some drawbacks, including its exposure to the Mistral, mosquitos and summer heat as well as a certain post-industrial bleakness, but we have an affection for the place, its friendly staff and the nearby Port St Louis, a town for which the adjective "authentic" might have been coined.
In 1911, a man by the name of Thomas Fleming Day sailed a 25.5 foot wooden boat named Sea Bird across the Atlantic... I dont know if that's where your Seabird got her name but I thought I'd share that tidbit with you anyway.
Ive told the sailing Yorkshireman to look in on you guys he's looking around another very narrow river port for a free boat to set up himself .. 👍🏼 keep plugging away. Dont love sanding...dont let Madds hear that... Its Glorius sanding.
Hey guys just a suggestion when you need to fill small holes with thickened apoxy maybe try using a ziplock bag put your apoxy in it and cut a corner of and use it like a piping bag just a suggestion cheers keep up the good work 👍
love you guys for attacking any Issue with the old lady. Many people would have walked away a long time ago. Respect! From an old boating guy whom was to afraid to do al the things do are just simply doing with your boat and now has ended up without a boat ……..
Hi Stu. I was just wondering if your Waterproof yet now that the floor is nearly done. Could it go in the Water now lol. Nice Blackboard Stu. It was a nicer picture. Keep up the Great Work bro. Nearly there. My Question is answered. The Engine room has too get sorted. Stu who don't you just build a Cover for the Cockpit. And then think about the Solar panels on Top. But your the Expert lol. Now it starts getting complicated with Measuring and Cutting. This is where I would lose my Shit. Give me Sanding and painting all day long. Great Work you two. Chat soon 🖐🖐😅🙏🙏🇨🇮
Occurred to me that the solar arch leg could get in the way of the jib sheet coming aft to the winch that you placed behind the leg to make sure there was clearance from the handle - I’m sure you have taken the lines running to the winch into account but seemed unclear to me. Any reason you’re not putting the solar array more aft further behind the cockpit?
We want to keep the aft clear. The bimini idea might work, we've seen many boats with a similar set up. As for the lines, this is a vital point and one we have been looking into, winch handling etc. Cheers for watching 😃
@@SailingSeabird awesome, I would just think about being in the cockpit and turning round to use that winch as you would be in the cockpit facing slightly rearwards as you crank it, so would the leg of the solar array interfere with that cracking action and getting lines onto and off the winch is what I would be thinking about but I’m sure you will figure it out. Great job!
Mate.i just watt the episode.with you guys injecting into the keel from inside .if you had of taken that top off the keel you could of pooref heaps of epoxy into the keel fixing your delamination problem.and that loose piece on top of the keel..
happy that you two use old and used stuff. just remember safety first, did see that you did not protect eyes when you use polyester and thats not wise. use protection when you work pls.
I heard dumpster diving in your country is a sport ! lol. Maybe they will have it in the Olympics then your in training for it now ! LMAO . Whats the BEST thing you ever found in a dumpster ? I found 4 boat motors once ! Once I found # sheets of plywood 1/2" thick !
I found an autopilot, the same model as we currently have. Good to have a spare. Cheers for watching 😃
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If you have old sails, why don't you use them to cover the yacht and work space in front of the yacht? The gelcoat outside still absorbs water from the air (when it rains). It may be dry outside, but since you had so much osmosis, it should be protected from water. Old sails can make a great roof.
If we're going to watch the videos we going to comment.... In my opinion the whole interior should be addressed first.... The solar stuff can come later.... Just saying 😮😢
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really love the way you are doing this build repurposing as much as you can and not just buying everything new. Good Job. 😎💚💙👍👍👏👏👏👏
Sometime we wish we could buy all new but the budget won't allow.
Cheers for watching 😃
ya we cant all be rich so we have to repair what we have. you guys are doing a great job, and I enjoy watching your progress. Thanks for the videos @@SailingSeabird
Almost therapeutic watching your videos. @Marina, love your commentary.
Glad you like them!
Cheers for watching 😃
It looks like the boat is going to be finished soon. I do like both of your banter. I enjoy watching you work.
Awesome, thank you!
Glad you enjoy.
Cheers for watching 😃
Seabird is coming along quite nicely.. I have no doubt that she's going to be stunning when she gets splashed in.. thanks for the entertainment as well!!
So nice of you.
We are a long way off.
But one day.
Cheers for watching 😃
Maybe more 'practical rug' than 'magic carpet' but I really like your channel. Seabird will be better than factory by the time you've finished and definitely worth more than one Euro. Thanks for making me smile and keep up with the bin diving, it's a noble art.
I think we need to make sure the if your turning the winch handle from in the cockpit you don't hit solar arch especially if your right handed. It look like you tested from sitting on the cabin
always looking forward to your new episode, you make my day better! thx ❤
We love reading comments like this! Thank you so much 😊 We’ll keep them coming 🤗
Hi Marina and Stu!!
Just stopped by to watch another entertaining episode of your adventure... and of course: trying to help push the algorithms!!
Greetings from Houston!!
- Ricardo
Thanks Ricardo.
Glad you enjoy.
Cheers for watching 😃
On the solar upright, make a 22.5 degree cut through each leg, then rotate the lower part 180 degrees and weld it back on. You now have a 45 degree bend without having to buy an elbow...🤑
Sounds tricky...
The elbows have been ordered.
So hopefully, we will carry on this project soon.
Cheers for watching 😃
Yaas! More bins please!
We'll try.
Cheers for watching 😃
Another great video. Lots of work to come, looking forward to it.
More to come!
You got that right.
Cheers for watching 😃
It was nice to see you this morning. We intend to see you at the boat before leaving Port saint louis.
Sylvie, André et Valentin Rodriguez !
Hello!! It was lovely to meet you. You can send us an email to get in touch (sailingseabird@mail.com) We are always around so 😊
Well done on another great vid. You are both crazy-brave tackling this project, each step is interesting. On those thru-hulls you glassed over; job well done. I couldn’t believe that earlier owners had put multiple thru-hulls so close together!
Yup, some people.
So much work just to neaten up that mess of seacocks.
Cheers for watching 😃
Uhhh yeah, my weekly dose of sail boat restoration!
You could have possibly squeezes a round pipe with wax paper on putty mix under the small floor that would leave a smooth curve under there.
😀Warren
Good tip.
Cheers for watching 😃
Hola amigos! Saludos from Yucatán! Just one safety related comment. Stu, using the cutting disc without the guard is pretty dangerous. Discs do shatter, not often but if they do, the pieces can fly off in the wrong direction and cause very serious injuries. The guards are a real pain to use but it’s highly recommended. A trip to the emergency room with a nasty injury is not desirable. Sorry to be a nag about this. Otherwise best regards and please stop by if you find yourselves sailing around these parts of the New World.
Good advice, there's a lot of energy in that disc.
You're right, I best put the guard back on.
Cheers for watching 😃
Good progress this week, well done ❤
Thank you! 😊
Hope you're well.
Cheers for watching 😃
It's good you change your mind about how you were going to do the solar panel arch now instead of later when your done with it! Your hard work will pay off!!
Thanks!
Seabird is a massive rebuild and these two qualified craftsperson's know how to get the job done. The solar panel framework looks marvelous, allowing panels from the aft cockpit to the mast is absolute genius architecture. Truly amazing cinematography and editing, if you want to learn how to rebuild a *(ONE EURO SAILBOAT) this channel is a must see. Love the *(DUMPSTER RUNS); section at the end. Hopefully Stewart will include these as your episodes continue. Thank you so much for sharing! Bye
Thank you for your kind words.
We're just a couple playing fix up.
Hopefully it will all work one day.
Cheers for watching 😃
Your enthusiasm is commendable but qualified craftsmen they aren't, a skilled boatbuilder does thing differently, better and a hell of a lot faster. From my thirty years in the business we know home-builders are about four times slower and a blind man can see the difference in quality. Just a few things from the video, gelcoat isn't flowcoat but if hours of sanding are your thing then who cares and when you are building stainless steel bimini arches then use a pipe flarer or it looks like cr#p when it's polished out..
Hundreds of details that I know nothing about. Keep up the good work.
Much appreciated.
Cheers for watching 😃
Bin treasures at end of video sounds fun ( like end of SVSeeker ‘what did you make today)👍🤪😀
You never know what you'll find.
I do like a treasure hunt.
Cheers for watching 😃
Wow, so much work done in one video, I can really see it all coming together now. I so enjoy watching you both every week thank you so much for sharing, I look forward to this every week.
Love the treasure hunt segment!👍
Thanks.
Cheers for watching 😃
Gently tapping the Algo Rhythm here...
Thank you, it really helps.
Cheers for watching 😃
Our panels are on a hard dodger over the center cockpit. The winches are at an angle to help with clearance. The top is plywood that matches the fliw of the boat. The big issue with flat mounting panels is they have terrible exposure except for mid day. Think about some ability to tilt them and als9 think hard about triangles at the top of the frame to provide rigidity so the bottom is mainly holding the structure to the boat. Everything is coming along nicely!
You're right about flat panels.
But we need to start somewhere.
Cheers for watching 😃
@SailingSeabird no doubt. Just poking that out there as food for thought. Keep up the good work!
Nice content lot of fun to watch enjoy your game 😊😊
Thanks for the visit.
Cheers for watching 😃
Well done both of you on all you have achieved so far when you look back to where you started wow just wow
Sometimes you font see any change when you're in the thick of it.
But looking back, we do see some progress.
Cheers for watching 😃
You are getting there keep going you two nutters
We will!
Cheers for watching 😃
Hi, filling the gaps under the floating part of the ribs try stuffing your epoxy into the gap as you did but then using a piece of hosepipe to give you a nice curved finish and once the epoxy is dry remove the hosepipe and sand the squeezeout.
When Mathias had his welding
hat on it looked like Marina was doing the wielding
😂😂 Not there yet! Maybe one day!
So peaceful when the Mistral lets up.
It is 😅🧘
before you make your mind up how you are going to do your sola panels have a look at how (sailing melody) are doing theirs. just a thought you may like it
We'll check them out.
Thanks for the link.
Cheers for watching 😃
Appreciate all the work done on this boat and, it is not finished...
The question is "is getting a boat for free always a good deal ?"
They say the most expensive boat you'll get is a free one.
Cheers for watching 😃
you've come a long way ,very impressive.
Thank you very much! 😊
More progress , its good 😃🍻
Thanks.
Slowly 🐌
Cheers for watching 😃
between you, wildlings and sailing magi carpet my fridays have gotten a lot funner!!
I'm glad you enjoy.
Fridays are great days for sailing videos.
Cheers for watching 😃
One of my favorite parts of your videos is the findings in the bin 😂
Hello from the cayman islands
Keep going its getting there all that sanding and epoxy will be worth it in the end. Have a great game too!
Thanks, will do!
Cheers for watching 🙂
Where I grew up in the Florida Keys there was a old man who dove all the dumpsters in and around the marinas and boat yards for a few years he had a old beater of a wore out truck then one day he drove up in the fanciest truck I had ever seen. He told me the treasures of the dumpsters paid for it.
No way!
Cheers for watching 😃
what did he find a rolex in the dumpster?
@@fukkyoutube bronze,brass,copper,monel,stainless treasures.
Hi guys, wi5h the solar panel frame, can you mount it behind the winch leaning forwards, I'm thinking about your knuckles on the handle.
So are we. No one like a bloody knuckle.
Cheers for watching 😃
Great work guys. Keep bashing on , you will get there 😂
We will! Thanks Andrew!
thanks guys .great video again !!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching 👍🏼😊
Hello again, Wow you two are really doing great work on the areas that need repairs. I'm sure when you finish your boat will be in great condition. Since the original boat didn't have a solar set-up, I am wondering if that addition will affect how the boat sails or handles. Ok, I can't wait to see the new floor and engine room. Ciao, geo
Most boats don't come with an arch but as times change solar seems to be a standard now.
Cheers for watching 😃
Ok, I will be watching as long as you guys are sailing or working. I can't stop now, too interesting. @@SailingSeabird
⛵️ ⛵️ ⛵️ Phil...
🤗
Hello from Denmark.
Hi!!! 🤗
Stu, you are reminding me of the wonderful Albert Steptoe and his bin-diving as a “rag’n’bone” man - I used to absolutely love that guy!!!
I always thought I was more like Harold.
A bath tub on wheels would be great...
Cheers for watching 😃
😎😎😎
😁🖐
Lookin Good !
Thanks 👍
Cheers for watching 😃
Fruit placement is on point this week, guys. No doubt that Stuart was responsible!
We'll never know...
Cheers for watching 😃
It looks like the boom or the foresail will interfere with the solar mount being that high, unless at the stern. Maybe I am not seeing it correctly.
Are you not thinking of the main sail..?
It should be good.
We'll see.
Cheers for watching 😃
Love that you use a proper vise. 👍(Thought of you this past weekend. I liberated a lovely mooring buoy from the boatyard bin. 😎🥰💕💕💕)
Nice one!
Free stuff. Soon the season starts and hopefully the pickings are better.
Cheers for watching 😃
@@SailingSeabird ❤️
HI Stu and Marina, I was looking at internet solar frames and saw one interesting one which was built at the rear and up quite high. And underneath the solar panels they built a storage rack for items. Looked pretty neat. Ok hope you get yours just like you want it. I can't wait to see it. Great work you're both doing. Ciao, Geo
Hiya,
We didn't want a stern solar arch on this boat.
We've seen a few bimini type arches that we like.
We'll give it a go and see how it is.
Nothing ventured...
Cheers for watching 😃
Hello again, This is a second attempt to post a comment, I think the first one didn't go for some reason. I just saw a solar setup where the metal frame cross bars were curved upward, the the center point being the high point. This allowed the two panels to be slightly angled when installed side by side. Just something you might think about. I can't wait for your next video to see what you have done. You two make TGIF take on a new exciting event for weekends. Ciao, Geo
We'd prefer side by side but it might not work out that way.
Plus this will be mark one. Get the panels on, test the system and over time make improvements.
To think everything will be great first time, I'm deluding myself.
Cheers for watching 😃
Hello again, You are exactly right. Just get something you think you want on the boat, use it and it can always be changed. Because you are "rebuilding" your boat to a large degree now, so changing the solar would be no big deal. Ok, I'm looking forward to your next video. They are always interesting to see what you're working on this week. Ciao. Geo@@SailingSeabird
The solar panels position should not impair access to the boom for taking a reef for example…
That's very true.
Luckily there's a sister ship so we can take measurements.
Cheers for watching 😃
Reading a boating magazine and thought of you Napoleon for a much-needed refit.
Here is the extract from it. 😂
Port Napoleon is not always loved by yachtsmen, and admittedly, it does have some drawbacks, including its exposure to the Mistral, mosquitos and summer heat as well as a certain post-industrial bleakness, but we have an affection for the place, its friendly staff and the nearby Port St Louis, a town for which the adjective "authentic" might have been coined.
Those infinity mirror things are called "an infinity mirror".
In 1911, a man by the name of Thomas Fleming Day sailed a 25.5 foot wooden boat named Sea Bird across the Atlantic... I dont know if that's where your Seabird got her name but I thought I'd share that tidbit with you anyway.
Tbh no idea where the name came from.
Just googled Thomas Fleming Day, an interesting guy.
Cheers for watching 😃
We loved your model😂 you guys are amazing, great work ❤
Always love a good bin run!!
Ive told the sailing Yorkshireman to look in on you guys he's looking around another very narrow river port for a free boat to set up himself .. 👍🏼 keep plugging away.
Dont love sanding...dont let Madds hear that... Its Glorius sanding.
Glorious sanding.
Cheers for watching 😃
@@SailingSeabird
My bads ....its Oh Glorious Sanding ...i forgot the exclamation and missed the O in.... rious 😂
@@SailingSeabird
th-cam.com/video/sX3B9wUz5hE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p9wlyVlX_6nwQF3F the Yorkshire man.
The wombling will improve when the locals start getting ready for the seasonal sailing adventures.
Here's hoping...
Cheers for watching 😃
Keep it steady.
We're trying...
Cheers for watching 😃
Hey guys just a suggestion when you need to fill small holes with thickened apoxy maybe try using a ziplock bag put your apoxy in it and cut a corner of and use it like a piping bag just a suggestion cheers keep up the good work 👍
Great tip!
Cheers for watching 😃
love you guys for attacking any Issue with the old lady. Many people would have walked away a long time ago. Respect! From an old boating guy whom was to afraid to do al the things do are just simply doing with your boat and now has ended up without a boat ……..
This needs to be mounted aft to include a method of hoisting & removal of a tender, including star link $ AIS communication
We would like to keep the aft deck clear.
Not sure about davits atm.
Cheers for watching 😃
spring has almost sprung..enjoy
You got that right!
A few weeks...
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9:54 Who was responsible for the placement of the fruits? 😅🤣
That was me! 👩🏻 🤭
Stu had seacocks on his mind, but I don’t think the one on the black board will work lol
Naughty naughty 😂
Just thinking about the solar panel, are you going to have enough headroom in the cockpit with it mounted there?
Hi Stu. I was just wondering if your Waterproof yet now that the floor is nearly done. Could it go in the Water now lol. Nice Blackboard Stu. It was a nicer picture. Keep up the Great Work bro. Nearly there.
My Question is answered. The Engine room has too get sorted. Stu who don't you just build a Cover for the Cockpit. And then think about the Solar panels on Top. But your the Expert lol. Now it starts getting complicated with Measuring and Cutting. This is where I would lose my Shit. Give me Sanding and painting all day long. Great Work you two. Chat soon 🖐🖐😅🙏🙏🇨🇮
Somebody knows their shit when it comes to welding just a guess!!
Here's hoping...
Cheers for watching 😃
Was that Stuart behind the welding mask!!!!!
We would do Ben runs back in the day we called it dumpster diving heheheheh🍻🍻🍻🍻 it’s really just treasure hunting 🏴☠️
One man's treasure...
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we get the gist of the 45deg doohickey
We'll see how it turns out.
No harm in tweaking as you go.
Cheers for watching 😃
Important game of petanque huh? :P
Every game is important.
This is serious business. 🤣
Cheers for watching 😃
@@SailingSeabird Port Napoleon petanque tournament when? :P
Make a spare solar rack for me while you're at it
No worries buddy.
Cheers for watching 😃
Looks like Stu needs a few more art lessons.
It's in the eye of the artist 😅😂🤣
Cheers for watching 😃
Where will you take this amazing boat?
Who knows.
So many options.
Ideally somewhere warm.
Cheers for watching 😃
Occurred to me that the solar arch leg could get in the way of the jib sheet coming aft to the winch that you placed behind the leg to make sure there was clearance from the handle - I’m sure you have taken the lines running to the winch into account but seemed unclear to me. Any reason you’re not putting the solar array more aft further behind the cockpit?
We want to keep the aft clear.
The bimini idea might work, we've seen many boats with a similar set up.
As for the lines, this is a vital point and one we have been looking into, winch handling etc.
Cheers for watching 😃
@@SailingSeabird awesome, I would just think about being in the cockpit and turning round to use that winch as you would be in the cockpit facing slightly rearwards as you crank it, so would the leg of the solar array interfere with that cracking action and getting lines onto and off the winch is what I would be thinking about but I’m sure you will figure it out. Great job!
Mate.i just watt the episode.with you guys injecting into the keel from inside .if you had of taken that top off the keel you could of pooref heaps of epoxy into the keel fixing your delamination problem.and that loose piece on top of the keel..
happy that you two use old and used stuff. just remember safety first, did see that you did not protect eyes when you use polyester and thats not wise. use protection when you work pls.
I heard dumpster diving in your country is a sport ! lol. Maybe they will have it in the Olympics then your in training for it now ! LMAO . Whats the BEST thing you ever found in a dumpster ? I found 4 boat motors once ! Once I found # sheets of plywood 1/2" thick !
I found an autopilot, the same model as we currently have. Good to have a spare.
Cheers for watching 😃
If you have old sails, why don't you use them to cover the yacht and work space in front of the yacht?
The gelcoat outside still absorbs water from the air (when it rains). It may be dry outside, but since you had so much osmosis, it should be protected from water. Old sails can make a great roof.
That’s not possible around here… 😅 The wind is so strong that they would get blown away.
You should play Indiana jones theme song for the treasure hunt footage lol
😂😂😂
@@SailingSeabirdok I’m ready and waiting for my fix
😂😂😂 don’t play with the fruit Stewy 🍊🍌🍊. 😂😂
Glad you enjoyed.
Cheers for watching 😃
Was the snack at 9:54 part of your five a day? 🤣
Of course. 😅😂🤣
Cheers for watching 😃
Is the frame for your zonpanelen not to hi🤨
It's not finished yet but hopefully it's not too high.
Only time will tell...
Cheers for watching 😃
If we're going to watch the videos we going to comment.... In my opinion the whole interior should be addressed first.... The solar stuff can come later.... Just saying 😮😢
You're right.
Its just a mate has a welder plus a change of jobs is sometimes nice.
Cheers for watching 😃
Damn 5th
this week lol
It’s alright 😂 There’s always next week
The bottom picture on the blackboard should be...bye!!!
Can’t you just angle the ens where the mounts are ,then either run a couple of more mounts
Like most jobs, a bit of trial and error is required.
Cheers for watching 😃
Sorry guys but that pain job is HORRIFIC....😂😂😂😂😂
Come on- quit pointing your finger at everything and yammering on- just do it- we will understand.
True but some people like the explanation.
Cheers for watching 😃