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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2020
- We paint the hulls of the catamaran and it's looking much better! Also, we sand the bottom to get ready for ablative paint and start filling the holes in the ceiling with Bondo Fiberglass.
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the whispers at the end of the videos are the best.
Thanks for shown us how it's done. Nice progress.
Love the GREG!!!!
Greg is freakin awesome! Can’t wait to meet back up with him!!
You guys are doing great, I just bought an old American Mariner 7.0 and look forward to this spring to get it Bristol Shape. I know I will make mistakes, so don't get discouraged and don't pay too much attention to those critics. Happy sailing...
It is nice that the rear steps were added. They just need some primer and paint. This is the type of project that I would try and do...
Your doing great! Keep up the great work!
Cool...
At 1st I couldn't believe you would buy such pos, but now thanks to u i realized how easy it is to fix them;)
Hardcore driven people Trevor and Jess. In a good way
I like you guys, you're entertaining. I give you respect for just being out there doing it, but mesmerized with the repairs... it's like watching a train-wreck that I cannot look away from.
theres a life time of work there
@magna viator check my channel I just sold my 80' Pichotti yacht for scrap price... then i drove it 100mi for the new owner ,,, why? even though it was 1000 times better than this Cat it was a life time of work...
@@toddwhite3217 yes it is lol
"ya, BOYEEE!"
I'm inspired to buy a fixer upper now that I know all I need is some paint, plywood, epoxy, sander and some knee socks.
If you are doing painting, sanding, bondo, etc. Put a layer of vasoline on your skin (not thick, just like lotion). Makes clean up a lot easier. Keeps stuff from sticking to you, hands, face, etc
Hi there. A hint: never close a hole inside the boat before you have closed the one outside from which the leak originates. You might get water ingress that will damage the boat severely. I suggest you learn the how to do refits from other channels such as Boatworks Today, SailLife, A boat called Wanda, etc. Good luck and regards from Switzerland. Silvano
I would second the comment boat works today is a channel that I have learnt a lot from and I have been learning by trial and error since before we had youtube for such things. On an old sailcraft hull that is as osmosis ridden as they have here, injecting is not the worst option in terms of repair, if I recall correctly this generation of hull is solid fibreglass of the chopped strand variety, so provided they are using a resin that is compatible with the original and are not relying on this for structural repairs it should work quite well on this type of layup. Anything structural that has gone soft is a cut it out and lay it up properly job in my book.
I am interested to see how the sugar scoops work as I have been trying to work out how the rudders normally mounted there are replaced in this setup and how that would affect the sailing of the boat.
If you want a sheet of plywood to conform to a contour...set the skill saw to 1/2 the depth of the plywood thickness and slice parallel lines about an inch apart the length of the plywood...it will bend easily to fit the contour and not stress the hull and it will be stronger...also make sure your using Marine Plywood ... Regular Plywood will delaminate very quickly.
Sanding fiberglass with no breathing protection. Awesome!
Yea we’ll pick up some respirators before we get back to work
There is nothing wrong with this boat that 5 gallons of bondo won't cure! GO JESS & TREVOR!
Wow Jess was rockin those boots.
It is nice to see someone doing videos of exactly what not to do.... Lol
Somebody’s gotta do it
9to5less why? Wouldn’t videos of you following proper technique be more helpful to everyone- including yourselves? Seems kinda like you’re just unwilling to take the time to learn proper techniques. I suspect this series is more about the videos than the boat.
it's looking a lot better :)
Thanks Andrew! Little by little and this thing is gonna be looking pretty sweet!!
I have posted this remark on some of your other vids but dont know if youve seen it. You do not appear to have any rudders which is ok when you have the outboard going but under sail you will have no steering. The sugar skoop added extensions are where they need to hang. I am a Mk 2 Iroquoise owner in the UK
I don't think this boat is going to ever sail. They're making it a power boat I think. Rudders wild help with that too, but they don't really have to have them ..
@@VideoServicesVB Thanks for the heads up, it is just when they moved it after purchase they kept the mast.
@@johnfoster3286 yeah. Can't quite figure that either. But they had a conversation in last video that I thought indicated they were getting rid of the mast support inside the cabin for more room. I might not have understood it though. But they are sure a long way from sailing. Maybe they'll tell us their plans....
@@VideoServicesVB If they take the mast support away they will not be able to walk on the roof. (Mine flexis when I walk on it due to the balsa core gone soft.) The other thing is the hull shape is not ideal for extensive power boating.
@@johnfoster3286 I would agree. I thought it odd that they were talking about that. Sailing and rigging that boat will be quite a challenge. They would surely need those rudders then. Lol Said they were headed to FLA. Maybe they going there to refit
Subscribing because you guys had Pho. Great channel! Keep up the awesome work.
S. S. Minnow headed to Gilligans Island!
Don't kid yourself. There is a huge difference in proper marine material, like tinned wiring, switches, stainless steel items, fairing & bedding compounds, and hardware store quality material. Don't diss marine supply stores. You can learn now and spend a little more up front for proper marine supplies, or you can learn the hard way later - use hardware store stuff and end up redoing the whole project.
The theme of this channel is "learning the hard way". Just look at them putting so much work into a boat where the bolted hull to deck join has literally been sawn off...
It looks more like you guys are prepping a stage prop rather than something ready for the open ocean. I’m not so sure that all this work and savings on materials will pay off. The nice thing about doing something yourself is it allows you to upgrade on materials when you have a tight budget. Might need to increase the maintenance schedule on this one.
Your wife's laugh is priceless. Great video y'all. Stay safe and keep on keepin on..
Oyster bay is on the Washington coast
Guys, I love your enthusiasm and work ethic, and I know you couldn't afford to do this any other way ... but I'm a Mechanical Engineer, ex-Navy Bosun's Mate, sailboat owner, submarine designer, and all around boat guy, so PLEASE listen when I tell you that boat is supposed to have a bolted hull to deck joint, and leakage will be the least of your problems the first time you try to put any load on a sailing rig. That thing is literally going to pull itself apart. The phrase "death trap" springs to mind, and while it might get you a lot of views, dying for a TH-cam video is probably beyond the pale. There are so many of us in the comments warning you to get safety gear for a reason. Best of luck to you, you're going to need it.
No sails. Just motor
You need to replace that rub rail at some point. You will kiss a few piling from time to time and you don’t want that fiberglass taking the hit directly. Love the Jimmy Buffett music. That plays continually on our boat! Really enjoying your videos.!
Thanks Ralph! We’ll get the rub rail down in Florida and all other wood trim too I believe.
Cross beams inside the cabin stiffen the ceiling... and I don't see any on your boat. I suggest fix any holes in the whole boat and put in (thickened resin) some wooden beams on your ceiling so you can walk on it safely. Probably laminate those beams as everything is curved. Just thinking ya know.
Shes just adorable! Love yalls work n seeing the progress. Diidnt realize how lazy I am!!!
I'm getting some of those socks for my own red head wife. Thanks for that Jess
:-)
I will have to give you guys credit for your enthusiasm and blind ambition. More has been done with less and people have died on "Unsinkable" ships. I am not a religious man, so to speak, but I WILL be praying for you!
Where are you guys, just a quick heads up would be good :)
I was just cringing. Screws through the bottom of the boat. Best of luck. But looking through the videos looks like y’all made it to Florida. Not the way I would repair my boat. :). But if your happy with the results that’s what matters.
Less holes is always progress, more seaworthy than before but still a long way to go. You'll need to cut the sugar scoops off if you intend to fit a transom hung rudder 👍
Great progress!
Bondo and Ducktape good go! Please pray everyday! 👍🏼
West Marine does price matching. It does come in handy at times.
This is the episode I’ve been waiting to see. You guys are great and an inspiration to us all. I hope you enjoy your hours of sailing
Oyster Bay is a town on Long Island in NY.
Long day but you got so much done. Its gonna be a heck of an adventure fixing this boat up. Thanks for taking us along and providing some inspiration. By the way when you get to the point that you are going to apply the vynal stickers for the boat name and port etc let me know and I'll let you in on some trade secrets for making it not only look good but also last a long time.
You guys are scaring the hell out of me...Bondo and Saltwater...what could happen...shiver. The reason I mention it is that filler ingredients include talc which will absorb moisture and fail. It's ok for the interior fixing minor repairs but you used it on the bottom of the cabin to cover fasteners that went thru the fiberglass....
Put 2 outboard motors on her and make it a powerboat. You are busy so you won't have a lot of time to sail. Bondo,is a bad idea even as a temporary hole filler it shrinks in weird ways.get some pumps in your binge and stop your leaks
Great videos. Looking forward to the build
Boat must have been called "Reality" at some or other time.
Zombie Jess is awesome
I love your awesome attitude .
Thanks Tim!
Good job... she looks good...
I'm sorry ,the socks just melted me..
But ,there's a boat ,and your doing well.
Get a decent life raft and epirb!
Top is handrail
Side is rubrail , proper term is quarter gaurd.
*Whispering*
Subscribed, long time ago
Awesome guys! Looking good, thanks for sharing!
Wow! Y'all sure know how to hustle. It's looking good! Thanks for the videos!
I need to find me a cat like dat! Cant wait to see what yall do in the future
And I thought Zingaro was in rough shape. RIP S/V Zingaro
James is a master, one of the best sailors out there...pure grit and ingenuity
Hurry up Greg. My boat needs painting to.
Greg is the man!!
Great video !! You guys are so energetic and hard working !!
Great progress. Just love watching your videos.
Thanks Ausbin!
1:10 - totally hilarious... Ima sandit off!
Jess is adorable -- did you find her in a magical forest or something ? So much work to do, but you guys are really getting alot done and I'm sure it will feel more like a home soon. Really enjoying these videos and wishing I lived closed so I could sand or paint something for you guys. ;) Cheers and be safe on your journey to Florida.
Excellent video work and editing! You guys are also entertaining. BUT WAIT! You are not going to learn to sail the boat? What? ;)
And I have been doing fiberglass and painting boats for a living sense 1976 I have rebuilt two large catamaran. I really like the design of your boat. I have checked out videos on TH-cam of boats like yours. I have one suggestion buy a four and a half inch high speed grinding use twenty four grit sanding disk it will speed things up try Harbor Freight
Nice! Yea we got ahold on one of those and it makes really quick work of things. Gotta be really careful though. It’s a beast!
Reality would be the name and Oyster Harbors is Mass, the hailing port
Ah thanks!!
You guys are really tearing into that catamaran. Nice job! I look forward to the next upload.
Thanks! Yea we have no time to wait! Bare minimum and then down to Florida!
Never laughed at comments this much, it would seem the majority are in favour of something resembling a train wreck and the rest are taking the piss on the repair work undertaken on a cheap and valueless cat.
Whatever floats your boat, but original you guys are at that...happy to watch and go along for the ride.
it wasn't cheap. they actually paid $3000 for that. I would say they can use it as an expensive learning experience and next time they will know better, but they also bought a "house" boat before this that is just as bad or worse. so it might take a couple more of these, or the money running out...
@@CormacMacCormac gotta laugh, maybe his aiming at the comedy value of the channel.
I think most of the comments are from people who do not even own a boat and would never even try to do half the things they are
CormacMacCormac their motive is to get paid for making videos- not to end up with functional boats. Everyone has an angle.
“means ima goin sand it off” LMAO..... that’s awesome
Check out Defender.com for marine supplies, it's mail order (retail store/warehouse in Waterford, CT) but huge inventory and some of the best prices you'll find. Huge sale towards the end of March
Look up Andy with Boat work to day and watch all his tapes on fiberglass from patches to full lay ups You will learn alot
If andys watching this he's either laughing his ass off or crying his eyes out , maybe he will comment and let us know which one 😀
What’s up with your work pad? Where is all of that debris ending up? Looks like in the grass and eventually into to ocean. Good work.
Hammertime AK these people departed for a trip without even a radio. My guess is “those cost money and we’re just young and quirky so our plucky attitude will act as our work pad”
Since we know each other well it’s even cooler being able to follow along with you man
enjoying your adventure so far, look forward to many more, you make work look like fun, take care and stay safe
Love the the vids Guys as for the comments I am reading some quite negative, however re confirm youre goals and of course budget has a lot to do with it. trying not to be negative you mentioned you had epoxy use it not bondo,it absorbs water if not sealed same as silicone it is for storm windows and lady's >>>> you know! temp not permanent .May the love of God fulfill youre sols >>geter done get going stay off the ocean out side for that cat is not an option
So wait a minute!! You’re taking off for Florida with no sails and that outboard setup just like you started with??!! What’s the point of taking it to Florida? Are you going to restore it over the winter somewhere warmer?
Why didn't you just spray the boat.......seeing an oncoming storm think that there might be to much moisture in air.
Why are there nails coming through the bottom of your boat!?!?!?!?!?!
I wonder what the plan is and the reason for the Quick and Dirty approach? I do not know the construction but given your approach if it is Plywood core there is a fair chance you are actually sealing in moisture into the core not generally considered a good idea. Plus relying on a paint job to waterproof the transverse. It looks like you are going for the pure powerboat approach so lck of mast sails and rudders should not be a problem or the rusty chainplates I see you have.
So is it a case to just to motor inland or coastal? for a year or two before a complete rebuild or scrapping is required. You should get a lot of fun for your money and learn a lot towards a newer boat. I would say though a liferaft epirb and a auxiliary motor and second radio is definitely required
there is no plan,,, but to make videos
Glenn edwards oh did they get a primary radio? Last trip they just used their cell phones. Someone at one of the locks should have told them to stop until they can get a radio. IIRC it’s required to have a radio.
Please put it on a truck to Florida
Watch the first videos they did pretty good bringing the boat back they have some seamanship abilities
Automotive Bondo on holes below the water line ???? Wtf
Can’t wait until these two set sail! Lmao
Soon. Very soon
Call her m/h Swiss Cheese. m/h = Motor Hulk. ;)
Hello friends! Just find you here! Hole in the roof might be drain holes for condensation in the balsa core, be shore moistre is out between inner & outer shell. Best of luck for youre fast rehaul. /No winter temp Sweden here!
this entire job is being done wrong lol you want to fill your only storage lockers Bondo instead of marine fairing compound or epoxy to fill the holes ? this is going to be fun to watch . AT least Get Navigation lights in order if you are going to be on the water doing repairs the wrong way could result in a bad time.
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does it really matter? that thing is a piece of crap not much gonna help that,,, if they ever get in rough seas its gonna break apart,,, i just hope we get to see the video
@@toddwhite3217 lmbo
Who the hell ran screw and sheet metal shelf tapers at that through the hull. Might be a good thing you bought the boat. May have saved it from getting sunk!!!
Binged watch a few videos now im all caught up and I gotta say "loved them" soooo I subscribed cause everybody's doing it
Hahaha. Thanks Deon!
Lol @ went to wal-mart and home depot, good luck kids, keep to your dreams.
You should have just put a whole skim coat on the interior roof that way the whole thing was covered
I like your videos! Just my experience, but I agree on the West Marine comment. It's a shame that the only time they have a reasonable price on anything is when it's 'on sale'. And even then it's still more than the dozen other places I get marine supplies... West could do better if they wanted to.
@BOSS MAN I agree. I've often wondered that myself!
Yes, West Marine is high, but they do price match any price you might find in another store or online. Also, you might consider taking your outboard off of your boat when you are in a boat yard for any length of time. Small outboards have a tendency of disappearing when you are not around. Good luck.
Best one yet! Finally have some character development going on.
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Went to Marina Cove today 1/15/2020 and could not find you. I can get material you need at a much better price. Let me know if you see this note.
Oh crazy. Yea we had to put it back in the water. Thanks!
your subliminal "subscribe" whisper finally cracked my defences (along with those sox). your adventure is very watchable, best of luck with the trip.
Hey! Love watching the progress! Are you gonna power and steer different ?
Starting to look like a boat! I think it rained every 3 days here in VA this past summer. Could not get ANYTHING done. And yes, definitely avoid west marine.
I hate to bring this up but you must get that motor running in tip top shape ck impeller for sure there are so many things that can go boom in the night you must ck your life could depend on it!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's coming together great! Hope to see more and longer videos. Especially since it's winter here and you can't go boating.
Can't ... stop ... watching ... !!! Like many have said, the slow motion train wreck. Hoping for the best but expecting the worst is mesmerizing!
Btw, lot of people bashing West Marine... for those without a commercial account, they WILL price match! Once you figure out how to work with them, they become the best store around!
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Wtf.Lol someone call the Coast guard and forewarn them.
Dude, go watch some of the earlier videos. Hyst.er.i.cal. I totally subscribed for the lols.
You guys are learning quite a bit about boats. Hope you catch up with real time pretty soon.. 👍
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Everybody is doing it LOL
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