Maybe it is the random and less oft video drops, but this channel has become my most anticipated boat builds. Not a sailboat, and not fine-furniture that I can't relate to.
Great to see another video pop up. I love your project and the videos. Don't be shy on showing that port side bottom planking. Me personally, I would love to watch more content even if it is repetition of work. :)
Hi Scott, what a beautiful project, thanks for sharing the content. from a safety point of view, i would recommend to NOT wear gloves, while working with stationary machines, they could pull your hands into the rotating blades.... just a tip ;-)
Definitely this. Those power tool portions always make me cringe. Especially that miter saw without the guard that wasn’t in this video. Keep up the progress though man. Please just take care of those fingers! 😊
Long sleeves are to be avoided as well, for the same reason. If they are pretty tight you can get away with it, but you should never wear anything baggy or puffy.
Great work you have going on.. It is fine that you use respiratory protection because of dust. But when you sand with a machine without extraction, the dust particles will be in the air up to 48 hours after you have stopped sanding. Just an information, take care of yourself Regards Per
The carling is probably not going to be 90 degrees to the decking. That may put a wrench in your flush trim router bit idea. It's all coming together and looking great!
Have you seen the Costal Queen Restoration series? TH-cam channel by Peter Slack? They show what they are doing with a Maryland style of double bottom planking. Also other information on where they found rot and other great wood working.
We missed ya!
Welcome back, nice to see you making sawdust again And getting intimate with glue!!
Maybe it is the random and less oft video drops, but this channel has become my most anticipated boat builds. Not a sailboat, and not fine-furniture that I can't relate to.
Great to see another video pop up. I love your project and the videos. Don't be shy on showing that port side bottom planking. Me personally, I would love to watch more content even if it is repetition of work.
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Wish you had more videos, not so far apart love what you are doing,
I thought we’d lost you… great to have you back Scott…!!!
ah, there you are I thought you had left the Country, good top see you back,
Scott I love you. You are the man. I hope your bicep is healing nicely. Keep up the hard and consistent work!
Hi Scott, what a beautiful project, thanks for sharing the content.
from a safety point of view, i would recommend to NOT wear gloves, while working with stationary machines, they could pull your hands into the rotating blades.... just a tip ;-)
Makes my skin crawl every time I see it. I've seen pictures of the injuries. It's ugly.
and please use push sticks.
@@johnschouten197 For sure!!!
Definitely this. Those power tool portions always make me cringe. Especially that miter saw without the guard that wasn’t in this video.
Keep up the progress though man. Please just take care of those fingers! 😊
Long sleeves are to be avoided as well, for the same reason. If they are pretty tight you can get away with it, but you should never wear anything baggy or puffy.
Great looking stuff.
Good to see all of the progress.
"Because i failed to measure correct" phew i am not the only one love the progression and glad ur back
Good to see a new video. Glad you are back. Good content.
Always a moment to stop what I’m doing and see what you’re up to.
Good to have you back man, I hope you meet your goals
Always excited to see that you have posted another video.
Nice to see you back. Looking good. Started on the Aroha 29 a few months ago. Smaller scale, same issues.
Good to see another video Scott.
Coming along nicely....
The amount of time you invest in keeping us educated and entertained is invaluable. Thank you for sharing as it’s a complete pleasure to watch!
Yay! Another episode.
Still right here with you Sgt. Always a pleasure to see how things are coming along.
Great work you have going on..
It is fine that you use respiratory protection because of dust. But when you sand with a machine without extraction, the dust particles will be in the air up to 48 hours after you have stopped sanding.
Just an information, take care of yourself
Regards Per
Hi Scott always look forward to your progress, plus I have got serious tool envy. Good skills
excellent👌👌👌
Looking good Scott.
great project. cant wait for the next one
Keep up the good work man👍 It's starting to look like a boat !!
The carling is probably not going to be 90 degrees to the decking. That may put a wrench in your flush trim router bit idea. It's all coming together and looking great!
any plans for regularly scheduled videos?
Missed you.
Love it keep it up ❣️
progress! nice.
Its getting there
good job
Stay safe.
Have you seen the Costal Queen Restoration series? TH-cam channel by Peter Slack? They show what they are doing with a Maryland style of double bottom planking. Also other information on where they found rot and other great wood working.
Man, using those gloves with power tools, I was afraid to look!
привет!вопрос !корпус будете усиливать стекломатом и эпоксидной??
Probably would been easier to use a batten stick to mark inside of those beams.
Where are you.
If I want to listen to music I would go to a music site what has that row got to do with boatbuilding.
What is problem with you
Daring man, wearing gloves while using a jointer!
good to see you still working on it brother keep it up
Seriously dude, we waited two months for this video?
for 250k you can buy a great boat, too much work for wood box
😎 *promosm*!