New Vid! Awesome. That is gonna be one of the strongest transom EVER in an Olympic. Haha! Cool to see your dad help. Lost mine 9 years ago. Miss the guy. Keep up the great work!
I’m glad you didn’t give up the ship! As a retired Submarine Veteran, we never gave up! It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude to keep going no matter the odds! You would have made a great Submariner! Outstanding job!
Solid video, it was really satisfying watching you put that liquid on the fiberglass and roll it out. Moving right along on this boat. Can't wait for the next chapter in this build!
Well done Austin, loving what you are doing,you guys are going to have some awesome family time with your Olympic. Very impressed with your skill set and knowledge on this project. With that transom you could run dual 300's, LOL. looking foward to seeing much more of your adventure! I feel I am on it with you.
Looking good Austin. As this is becoming somewhat of an educational follow along. I want to note. When you bedded the first two Coosa boards together in the chop strand sandwich, I wish you would have coated the second Coosa board, and had some squeeze out. It will be fine, and Coosa does not really absorb resin, but this would have assured a good bond, not a thirsty bond.
I knew this would come up so that’s why I showed the resin getting squeezed out. It came out everywhere and was all over the floor 👍 just didn’t have the video to show it.
Olympic Boat Restoration - That is a great story. And I look forward to every new vid. I am sure that you soon will have a boom on your supscribers. Great job on all.
My plan with the channel has always been to give help to guys with Olympics since there is no info on them! Hopefully more people will find it helpful 👍
Is this your very first project, you seem very good what your doing, just imagine the complete experience will receive, good luck, you probably couldn't buy a new boat this size , for what you invest in this boat. In long road you benefit your investment.
Thank you! Yes, this is my first boat project. Just lots of research and just going for it. This boat when done would probably be about 225,000 to 250,000 once I do what I am planing. I am guessing around 60,000 once I am complete.
Well I’m up to speed as far as your videos ! New subscriber and boat and outboard enthusiast ! Next week is our annual Tomahawk AOMCI national meet and I’m going to tell my friends about your channel !
Before starting each sheet, the sheet going on top was done shortly before. It may be hard to see since it’s not thick and have found when the putty is thick, it trapped some air. Not a lot but there was some on a test piece.
I didn’t because I wanted the water if any to run off and not sit up on top. It sits level as I cut it but if I increased the size, it would drain and be angled toward the back of the transom.
@@LindellAdventures about to tackle the exact project with my 23’ John Allmand Ticonderoga. Thank you so much for the response! You’ve been a huge inspiration.
New Vid! Awesome.
That is gonna be one of the strongest transom EVER in an Olympic. Haha!
Cool to see your dad help.
Lost mine 9 years ago. Miss the guy.
Keep up the great work!
He was my best man in my wedding and wouldn’t know what I’d do without him!
I’m glad you didn’t give up the ship! As a retired Submarine Veteran, we never gave up! It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude to keep going no matter the odds! You would have made a great Submariner! Outstanding job!
Thank you!
Solid video, it was really satisfying watching you put that liquid on the fiberglass and roll it out. Moving right along on this boat. Can't wait for the next chapter in this build!
Thank you! I wish I had more time but having a family is hard but I wouldn’t trade it! Thanks for watching!
You are going to need a cheery picker to install it! Oh the person playing that guitar music is awesome 😎!
Looking good glad you decided to stay with this one!!!
It will be a lot of work but I believe it will be worth it!
Oh man, that is one super solid transom, holy cow, what an awesome piece of work! Thanks for the episode
Thanks for following along!
Looks great Austin!
that transom is looking pretty sharp! Keep at it! Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate it!
Well done Austin, loving what you are doing,you guys are going to have some awesome family time with your Olympic. Very impressed with your skill set and knowledge on this project. With that transom you could run dual 300's, LOL. looking foward to seeing much more of your adventure! I feel I am on it with you.
It’s a tank but I like to never have to worry! Thanks for watching!
Looking good Austin. As this is becoming somewhat of an educational follow along. I want to note. When you bedded the first two Coosa boards together in the chop strand sandwich, I wish you would have coated the second Coosa board, and had some squeeze out. It will be fine, and Coosa does not really absorb resin, but this would have assured a good bond, not a thirsty bond.
I knew this would come up so that’s why I showed the resin getting squeezed out. It came out everywhere and was all over the floor 👍 just didn’t have the video to show it.
Keep at it! You can do it!
Thank you!
Olympic Boat Restoration - That is a great story. And I look forward to every new vid. I am sure that you soon will have a boom on your supscribers. Great job on all.
My plan with the channel has always been to give help to guys with Olympics since there is no info on them! Hopefully more people will find it helpful 👍
Vid moves forward. Awesome
Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Is this your very first project, you seem very good what your doing, just imagine the complete experience will receive, good luck, you probably couldn't buy a new boat this size , for what you invest in this boat. In long road you benefit your investment.
Thank you! Yes, this is my first boat project. Just lots of research and just going for it. This boat when done would probably be about 225,000 to 250,000 once I do what I am planing. I am guessing around 60,000 once I am complete.
Well I’m up to speed as far as your videos ! New subscriber and boat and outboard enthusiast ! Next week is our annual Tomahawk AOMCI national meet and I’m going to tell my friends about your channel !
I appreciate that! See you on the next one!
Awesome job!
Thank you 👍
Yeah…. That’s a strong transom. Good job!
Thank you!
Do you need to apply some sort of release agent to the screws to stop them becoming stuck when laminating the boards
Nope, it will back out like nothing was done. It worked out really well.
I was surprised you didn't butter the 2nd Cosa Board before the you sandwich them...
Before starting each sheet, the sheet going on top was done shortly before. It may be hard to see since it’s not thick and have found when the putty is thick, it trapped some air. Not a lot but there was some on a test piece.
@@LindellAdventures Thanks
Bonjour un petit coucou de France je suis tombé par hasard sur tes vidéos je me suis régalé j ai hate de voir la suite tu as un nouveau abonné😄
Question about the angle .did you increase each board to keep angle?
I didn’t because I wanted the water if any to run off and not sit up on top. It sits level as I cut it but if I increased the size, it would drain and be angled toward the back of the transom.
I rebuilt my 14ft Whitehouse like that but with 1/2 inch marine plywood.
It’s a good experience!
did you sat at the end you didn't put resin on the Coosa when you squeezed it to the hull?
Once it was ready I did but didn’t show it
I would have used some sort of epoxy glue. To sick it to your rear fiberglass section!
I used Poly and squeezed it 👍
Should throw a bracket on and do outboard power!
Yup, that is the plan. Offshore bracket with a 300 Suzuki 👍
What was the thickness of each piece of Coosa?
Each sheet is 1” and have layers of glass making it about 3 1/4” transom thickness
@@LindellAdventures about to tackle the exact project with my 23’ John Allmand Ticonderoga. Thank you so much for the response! You’ve been a huge inspiration.
When will see the next video?
It’s in the making now. I’ve been in Montana for a while but now I’m back and going to start back up putting her together 👍
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Sorry mate but that’s going to out last you. Good job 👍
I sure hope so! It’s going to my boys when the time comes!