Please don't use heat on your back and neck, it causes inflammation that will pinch the nerve even worse. Ice it and stretch, also an anti-inflammatory (ibuprofen) or muscle relaxers you can get from a doctor. I've lived with back issues most of my life. It's an hourly cycle of 15 min ice, 15min or less laying on your stomach on a bed (helps align the spine), then stretch your hamstrings. It's important how you stretch your hamstrings, lay on the floor in a doorway and use the door frame to prop up one heel at a time keeping your leg straight, this isolates the stretch to your hamstring and helps relax the back. As you lay down stretching you will feel everything start to loosen up. Hope this helps for next time.
I learned about Huel from some stagehand friends who were using it on tour to avoid the unhealthy tradition of fast food 2-3x a day. Been using it for years for quick lunches, camping food, or whenever I'm just too lazy to cook lol
I can't lie here, been following you guys for a long time, many years of dreaming of one day getting to sail around the world, but this is the change your channel needed to bring the excitement back. You're not building a fiberglass cat, or some fiberglass Multihull, built by someone else, you're getting your hands dirty and genuinely showing us the process along the way. I really enjoy this, you pulled me right back in with this series of videos.
@@svdeloscant wait for Brian to start installing systems and kazza working magic with the interiors. And ofcourse sierra supervising and calling the shots
Hey Brian, love the build, just a question for you. How much room did you allow for the engine room as far as easy access to pull engines out and or service/ repair. Did you allow an area for spares and a workshop of sorts.
I love that you chose a small shop and you are there putting blood sweat and tears into your new girl. It's amazing. Hopefully people will consider these smaller shops rather than big production shops.. so happy for you guys
I think you guys found a real treasure in Dan. Not only does he have the master craftsman boiler maker expertise, but the perfect combination of humor and get-er-done. "Well, we can sit around and tell war stories all day, or we can build a boat." Had to laugh. Totally understand the need for filming and his desire to move it along on schedule. His Shop. "Living the dream." Hugs!
I've compared them too, but I'm WAY more connected/invested [humanly speaking] in Brian, Kazz, and Sierra; as well as the folks they bring to the show. They are genuine and personable, and in touch with their audience. Not so with network stuff. So, I rank them, at a minimum, 5-10x better than the network productions.
I never thought this boat build period was going to be fun to watch, but it really is! And based on 16k views in 3 hours I would say others agree. Can’t wait to see the final build!
Love Dan and Kurt, great humor. Also love Dan's focus on mental health, especially important. I hope to see Dan and Kurt as crew when 2.0 leaves the shore.
Brian, your innate friendliness is what makes these episodes so enjoyable. Also your overwhelming kindness to your coworkers. I’ll bet they are enjoying the build!
I would usually only watch for the build content, but the shirts for mental health thing really got me in the feels. My wife works in the mental health field and she loved the idea! Great job ya'll!!
I was thinking the same thing. 😊 Actually all the music selected for this episode was perfect! I'd love to know what that time lapse piece is from and who it is. Anyone out there know?
Wow! Simply, wow! Now where are those guys that said they were splitting because boat building wasn't interesting? This is mind-boggling! Just ONE major glitch is amazing too. I was hoping to see what the workaround is. And Sierra has suddenly come alive and grown up so much is equally amazing.
I was one of those guys, who didn't think it would be interesting, but now I'm a committed Convert. I'm all in for the Long Haul. Love the way Sierra has blossomed in just a few weeks, now she's with people her own age and can burn off her energy, without being limited by space on Delos. And it looks like both Brian and Kazza are enjoying being around other people on a daily basis. You can certainly tell that Brian is enjoying himself, working with Dan and Kurt. What a Team. Russ. UK.
I am absolutely here for the build that is happening in my own backyard but I also saw Bluey & Bingo on the TV in the background. I truly hope that Sierra and indeed Kaz & Brian enjoy this kids show. It is a beautiful show and a true treasure also from this part of the world.
You got me introduced to TH-cam years ago and I've followed you from the beginning. The channel has gone through several "phases", each of which I have enjoyed, but I have to say this one is GOLD! Brian gets to cultivate and practice all his skills as well as learning new ones. It is always a joy to watch expert craftsmen doing their thing, with the added bonus of ribbing and humour. Kaz and Nugget get to live the land-life for a while, expanding their horizons. We'll all know this boat and it's owners/builders very well when it is launched. BRAVO and thank you! ❤ 25:35
Have to say the Delos is FUN to watch now (next to RAN Sailing). Dan the Man who keeps it real is a good add to the show. Good humour. AND no peddling scam AG products lately. Keep up the good work!
Ag1 is one thing…. Better help is another. Going after people with a diminished mental state and manipulating them into paying far more and getting far less than a regular therapist is what actually needs to stop. Pretty much any therapist will zoom call or phone call with you if just ask… you don’t have to go through their BS service.
Thank you Kaza for keeping the videos coming love! Brian, the Monday through Friday routine with Kurt and Dan seem to agrees with you mate! It's good to see Sierra growing and doing well in day school! Beautiful family guys!
So. You live on land now, and have real jobs. All the stresses of the week pile up into a desire for the weekend to come. I suggest watching past episodes of SV Delos on Friday nights to relax. It's a great adventure!
I admit, I didn't know if I was going to enjoy watching an SV Delos boat build. But this is fantastic! You guys are great story-tellers and I love learning a bit about aluminum work. It also helps that the entire crew seems to work together wonderfully. Keep it up!
For your insulation, I would consider type I EPS (Expanded Polystyrene), 1# density. It comes in sheets, you can get it cut to any thickness. If you get thinner sheets you can bend it to fit the hull and layer them. Don't get XPS (Extruded Polystyrene) it will absorb water.
I'm enjoying the build videos a lot. I remember watching Brian install the electrical system many years ago. After seeing that, I always thought watching Brian build a boat would fit perfectly with his skill set and interest. I had no idea this build would move along so quickly. Keep it up.
@@peterspencer2585 yeah I think it started in 1959. Miss Jane was co host from 75 - 86 which was my era. I too still quite the show. I love Dans humour. 🤣
Honestly, thank you for choosing Australia for the "high profile" build of this aluminium catamaran. Not only do you get some needed school time, but the company you've chosen are absolute ledgends, the place will be busy after this. It'll all be good in the long run, we'll done on not getting this done in Asia....👍👌🇦🇺
Aw I love the Swedish chic style you’re going for in the interior it’s so perfect, with the aluminunium exterior feeling so masculine and sturdy, the interior feels a bit more gentle, inviting and homely, beautiful feminine touch! Love it guys! Fantastic team, cannot WAIT for you to be out at sea with her, and will be following along every step of the way ❤
It's so awesome to see this project take shape and a boat being built from sheet metal .And its good to the family grounded on land and watch nugget go to school .My youngest is a jr. In high school this year... Hard to believe how fast time flys , we have been watching y'all pre nugget . And wow is she going to have a life story of no other little girl .. Keep it real !!!
You have unlocked a whole new demographic with this build! People like me who are land locked and have never even been on a sail boat, but love to watch project builds like tiny homes, camper van conversions, car restorations, etc. The first video of this project came up in my feed, and long story short I not only subscribed, but I am working through watching all of your videos, and now I low-key want to buy a boat! You're living the dream! Thanks for sharing it with all of us!
I havent really watched SV Delos in the past. I sail a cat and I tend to watch other multihull sailing channels. The recent content with this aluminum cat build has been excellent! I fell in love with David Devillier’s designs after I met the prior owner of Elcie when it came in for work at my marina on the Chesapeake Bay - near Annapolis. Can’t wait to watch how this build comes together.
Thanks So Much 'Guys' .... I absolutely 'Drink Up' Everything in these vidclips .... As a Retired Engineer, Everything is just so interesting .... AND the 'Hull Builders' are True Artists with the Aluminium ..... What a Team !!!!!!! ..... Please pass on my very Best Wishes to ALL .... Thanks so much for taking Us alone on your 'Journey' ..... Cheers from ChCh, NZ
You guys are living the dream. this is some classic type 3 fun. Suffering for a year or two but youre gonna look back on this time for decades and be proud every single day. What a cool home you’re gonna have.
Woo Hoo! Since you're designing your own interior you can prioritize storage in your design. As you pointed out in the last video you were anticipating less storage than Delos. You have the power of the pen. You can fix this.
Really good editing on this one Karin, you made it interesting & it could have been dull. I didnt see/understand how they covered that gap...with welding I guess. Its sweet that they care about peoples mental health, that was a really nice surprise.Dan has a great sense of humor. Now that I SEE how its finished off, I wont worry about it leaking, but I understood nothing of Brians explaining it. Thats life sometimes.Thank you, as always.
Galvanic corrosion is still a big worry. Without proper maintenance and mitigation it can eat right through that aluminum very quickly. A well built composite hull will last much longer than any other material. The advantage of aluminum over fiberglass isn't really about longevity, it's about strength to weight. While this hull can last 100+ years, it would either need to be out of the water, or it would need constant attentive ownership. In contrast, there are wrecked fiberglass boats sitting on beaches, or on the ground in shallow water for 60+ years that have shown no signs of deterioration. It's actually becoming quite a problem in Biscayne Bay, and parts of the Bahamas. Every material has its advantages and disadvantages. It's up to the owner/builder to pick the one that best suites the need. In this case, the only material that might be a better fit for them would be carbon fiber, but that would be many times more expensive than aluminum, and so the cost to benefit ratio is very questionable.
@@operator0 Galvanic corrosion will only be a problem if other materials are not well sealed, composite also have to deal with UV and micro cracks, aluminium with fatigue too. With good care, any boat can last for 100years. The strength to weight ratio is also not that obvious, some techniques will make composite and metals better or worse. Carbon fiber composites are also prone to deteriorate with galvanic corrosion when in contact with anode materials.
@@Jpifr Galvanic corrosion can also occur due to stray electrical currents flowing through the hull and into the sea water. This is actually much more destructive than dissimilar metal galvanic corrosion. Although these stray currents can be mitigated, there's no way they can be fully eliminated. The best defense is to make sure that your anodes are always maintained and replaced as needed.
Exactly, there are definitely pros and cons to every building material, we actually did a video all about why we chose aluminum, strengths and weaknesses, and how to combat/prevent some of the problems that can come with aluminum: th-cam.com/video/izvTIjJ8JAc/w-d-xo.html
Amazing, this project is certainly moving more quickly than we imagined, considering the short supply of Labor. Can't wait for the interior design to be revealed in episodes to follow. So great to see Sierra going to school and getting back into society. She is a real joy!
Thank God for autocad. Can you imagine the fitting problems and extra costs you would have had if each piece needed to be hand drawn and dimensioned? Not to mention the accuracy and benefit of the CNC laser cutting precision. I remember thinking $65k for the raw aluminum was pretty low cost, especially when there would be leftovers sold back at the end. Then, when the flat plates were delivered, it was a surprisingly small stack of metal on just 1 flatbed straight truck. I am really enjoying that you've enabled us to see the entire process unfold. I admit I at first had qualms about Brian working daily at the yacht builder. Now that we're seeing the quality of work and dedication of the builders' crew, I think you should consider offering them a week or two of life aboard later when they have vacation time after your shakedown period. I think it would be beneficial to both sides.
What a great team, Dan with the throw away comments, "lets put some windows in so we can see what we're doing!!" 🤣🤣Down to earth and an honest guy and a true craftsman. What an awesome project
As a yachtie (steel boat of course) and a boilermaker, this is perfect stuff. No doubt Brian’s newly acquired skills will be perfect for mods and repairs along the way. Can’t wait to see the TIG fire up for the finer work.
Man it was unexpected but this week's time lapse got me tearing up. It must too wholesome seeing these big changes for anyone and I can only imagine the joy and emotions of the team. Makes the world a brighter place seeing stories like this.
For cleaning up the sharp edges from the router a little hand held pneumatic chamfer tool would work amazing. I use them all the time to chamfer all of the edges on parts I cut with my water jet.
That look on Dan's face at 15:40 when Brian is talking to the camera while fitting the plate ..... I had some Flash backs of working with my dad... Proud of Dan for not reacting (on camera) with the "WTH ...are you working or not" ... LMAO. Awesome job !!
Great progress! I have been enjoying another channel called Sampson Boat Co. (Tally Ho) about a team rebuilding a famous sailing yacht. They have now moved on to becoming a sailing channel. Not to be outdone Delos will now be going from a sailing channel to a building channel and then back to a sailing channel - Well Done! I can't help but think, that with many people becoming invested in the new boat build, that it will help the channel - and Dan's company.
Wow. I have been watching Delos since the first crossing. All the people that were on board and all the memories you have made around the world was nothing short of amazing. Crazy how things have evolved! Very nice to see you guys always bringing more exiting content. Honestly you are living my Dream. Keep it up 🙌
Respect that you’re actually doing the work of the boat that’s gonna be great when you’re on the boat and you got repairs to do because you really know it
On the out takes, when you grabbed that hot piece…. I have been a fabricator for 15 years and still do that lol. Loving this series. It’s really cool watching you build. I’m not sure ppl can relate to how hard it is to shape those plates and get them to fit like you have been doing. Truly an amazing job.
It’s been pretty cool following along with your boat build. Congratulations by the way, taking you to thousands of horizons in a catalack of boats. And you’re learning a new trade in the process. Which will be very handy if you need more welding and fabricating done in the future. “Now, you know a guy”. 👍🏼👌🏼. This is what makes you that guy, pretty cool man. Take care, all the best, and God bless. From your distant home Port, Virgil V. Jr. Seattle wash. A retired Commercial Fisherman,
You guys should consider dye testing the welds below the waterline, you'd be surprised how many pinholes there are that shouldn't just be filled with bottom paint
Watching the build process is so cool. I am not that good at welding, but I do enjoy the fabricating process when, as a mechanic, I get the chance. Thanks for bringing us along on the home build journey.
I'm absolutely thrilled to see this amazing cat come together and love hearing your narration and shop humor. The decision making regarding the interior seems overwhelming and I look forward to seeing it come together. Boy, after the launch I'm excited to see the sea trials. Thanks so much for bringing us along on your adventure. Hats off to the talented crew in the shop.
Nice puzzle. Very interesting to see how it's growing. Please wear always dustmasks if you grind aluminium. It is better for health. Keep going on it. Good job.
Thanks Brian for your suggestion for breakfast, On reflection I don't eat that sort of crap. With your problem in getting the little lady ready for the coming day in Australia, simple get your arse out of the cot by maybe 45 minutes earlier , You know how a clock works so work it out, if not ask your missus she has always been switched on. Enjoy your time here, sorry about the ratbags you are currently working with but in the last 50 years I have worked with similar people, pain in the arse, but overall they know what they are doing, so behave and learn. Love your attitude in this build and wish you the best of luck, I know your are working with ratbags but I have generally found they are reliable. Love it that the little one is very happy in this new environment keep a bit of an eye on her and we won't try to change her too much, hope you enjoy your time here and I was happy until you mentioned you were going to Bunnings. that excursion always cost me a couple of hundred dollars. I never thought I would enjoy a boat build so thank you and welcome to Australia.
I love that you are building the Cat. I would add family in Australia, and I would definitely want to see showing the design process, floor plan, 3d rendering walk through, mission, ergonomics of handling....etc. Love you guys.
I am so happy to have been on this journey with you guys for years now! Enjoy it while you can, my daughter just started her freshman year of high school and is getting ready to drive. Hope you see you on the open seas one day. =p
Fun camera stuff... find a decent FLIR camera and mount it on the outside of the work. Then when tacking/welding you can see the heat transfer through the hull.
Thanks for bringing me into a real boat building shed, an experience I couldn't have found anyway else. I'm so impressed by the skill and camaraderie exhibited to make it real. I was expecting this winter's videos to be more tedious, but I'm very pleasantly surprised. I attribute that to your filming and especially editing. Top notch!
Was just in Brisbane, found it was an excellent city that has grown sort of undiscovered , would love to hear more about the city and surrounds , Darwin , Asia , Gold Coast , you’re in the best kept secret in the world have a wonderful build , but take us to the outback when it fits.
This is amazing. Watching the boat coming to life. Brian, you and the team are doing such an amazing job. I'm so glad we, the viewers, see the progress a step at a time. Thank you, and well done.
Hi Delos! I live in the southern U.S. Hot! Remember that white is the only color that will not absorb heat. Unfinished aluminum (silver) will also absorb some heat. And we all know how wonderful aluminum is about retaining and conducting heat! I know, almost all the other boats are white but it's for an important reason. Maybe white with some beautiful silver racing stripes. I haven't seen many boats with those double diagonal racing stripes like on Dodge sports cars. That would be inviting! And silver trim where all the other boats have black! Love ya!
Great progress guys, doesn't get any better than knowing your future boat inside- out, taking part in whole process, all lil' details... don't think there'll be a single problem down the road u wont be able to resolve in blink of an eye, if any... go delos mk2! all the best peeps
What a perfect fit for you guys. Expert boat builder, and also all over mental health, funny how Delos has helped my mental health over the years. Loving the boat building. Go Delos.
Great video guy's, I could watch this stuff all day long, great workmanship and camaraderie, learning tons about welding and fabrication with aluminum ... keep up the great work as always.
Quality, Quality, Quality! Why on earth hasn't a major TV network done a documentary for you guys or have I missed it? Surly got to be worth it just think how it would help financially. Best wishes to you all hope the build is going smoothly.
Thanks Huel. Head to huel.com/svdelos and use our code for 15% off your first order + a free starter kit! Sponsored by Huel
Please don't use heat on your back and neck, it causes inflammation that will pinch the nerve even worse. Ice it and stretch, also an anti-inflammatory (ibuprofen) or muscle relaxers you can get from a doctor. I've lived with back issues most of my life.
It's an hourly cycle of 15 min ice, 15min or less laying on your stomach on a bed (helps align the spine), then stretch your hamstrings. It's important how you stretch your hamstrings, lay on the floor in a doorway and use the door frame to prop up one heel at a time keeping your leg straight, this isolates the stretch to your hamstring and helps relax the back. As you lay down stretching you will feel everything start to loosen up. Hope this helps for next time.
try Fork'nEasy is an Australian brand, delicious food.
Doesn't look like they (Huel) deliver to Australia? ☹
I learned about Huel from some stagehand friends who were using it on tour to avoid the unhealthy tradition of fast food 2-3x a day. Been using it for years for quick lunches, camping food, or whenever I'm just too lazy to cook lol
@@77marioland heating pads help me, everyones different.
I can't lie here, been following you guys for a long time, many years of dreaming of one day getting to sail around the world, but this is the change your channel needed to bring the excitement back. You're not building a fiberglass cat, or some fiberglass Multihull, built by someone else, you're getting your hands dirty and genuinely showing us the process along the way. I really enjoy this, you pulled me right back in with this series of videos.
Glad you're loving the new vibes around the build series, we've got lots more coming so glad to have you along on the journey with us!
@@svdeloscant wait for Brian to start installing systems and kazza working magic with the interiors. And ofcourse sierra supervising and calling the shots
Love it. (Upside down miss Jane.) that’s an Aussie reference to a kids show Mr squiggle 😅
Hey Brian, love the build, just a question for you. How much room did you allow for the engine room as far as easy access to pull engines out and or service/ repair. Did you allow an area for spares and a workshop of sorts.
@@markwalker5231 and put an AC vent in there so he can chill while doing repairs!
I love that you chose a small shop and you are there putting blood sweat and tears into your new girl. It's amazing. Hopefully people will consider these smaller shops rather than big production shops.. so happy for you guys
I think you guys found a real treasure in Dan. Not only does he have the master craftsman boiler maker expertise, but the perfect combination of humor and get-er-done. "Well, we can sit around and tell war stories all day, or we can build a boat." Had to laugh. Totally understand the need for filming and his desire to move it along on schedule. His Shop. "Living the dream." Hugs!
Dan is an absolute legend among men! Glad you're enjoying him as much as we are!
Totally agree. Love his work ethic. I love working with people that work hard.
You can’t beat the Australian banter. Hoi Hoi Hoi
@@svdelos love the colored work shirts!
You guys really lucked out with your boat builders. What an outstanding group of blokes.
Seriously! We agree 💯 they are the absolute best!
In Oz we say lucked in means the same as lucked out in Merican
@@MichaelJenner-x3v In the Netherlands we say 'mazzel' (or geluk).
The production value of this channel is outstanding. This feels like a network reality TV show. Spectacular work.
Wow, thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you're enjoying the build!
I've compared them too, but I'm WAY more connected/invested [humanly speaking] in Brian, Kazz, and Sierra; as well as the folks they bring to the show. They are genuine and personable, and in touch with their audience. Not so with network stuff. So, I rank them, at a minimum, 5-10x better than the network productions.
I never thought this boat build period was going to be fun to watch, but it really is! And based on 16k views in 3 hours I would say others agree. Can’t wait to see the final build!
Love Dan and Kurt, great humor. Also love Dan's focus on mental health, especially important. I hope to see Dan and Kurt as crew when 2.0 leaves the shore.
That's a great idea, a little builders only cruise so we can all enjoy the fruits of our labor!
@@svdelos More than a cruise... maybe a passage together to help work out the kinks and commission the new boat!
Working with the boys is great therapy for Brian. I hope Nugget likes school. Blessings all.
Judging from her first day reaction ....Not half mate 🦘😂
You know, I did not think I was going to enjoy watching this ship get built. And then I was completely wrong. Loving it.
So glad you're loving the videos! It's been a lot of fun not only the build itself but switching things up a bit with the videos too!
Brian, your innate friendliness is what makes these episodes so enjoyable. Also your overwhelming kindness to your coworkers. I’ll bet they are enjoying the build!
I would usually only watch for the build content, but the shirts for mental health thing really got me in the feels. My wife works in the mental health field and she loved the idea! Great job ya'll!!
Coolest boat build ever.
Thanks so much Joel, so glad you're enjoying this series!
Note for the editors. That time lapse segment.. The choice of music just turned my day around. That was awesome!!
I was thinking the same thing. 😊 Actually all the music selected for this episode was perfect! I'd love to know what that time lapse piece is from and who it is. Anyone out there know?
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Wow! Simply, wow! Now where are those guys that said they were splitting because boat building wasn't interesting? This is mind-boggling! Just ONE major glitch is amazing too. I was hoping to see what the workaround is. And Sierra has suddenly come alive and grown up so much is equally amazing.
I was one of those guys, who didn't think it would be interesting, but now I'm a committed Convert. I'm all in for the Long Haul. Love the way Sierra has blossomed in just a few weeks, now she's with people her own age and can burn off her energy, without being limited by space on Delos. And it looks like both Brian and Kazza are enjoying being around other people on a daily basis. You can certainly tell that Brian is enjoying himself, working with Dan and Kurt. What a Team. Russ. UK.
I am absolutely here for the build that is happening in my own backyard but I also saw Bluey & Bingo on the TV in the background.
I truly hope that Sierra and indeed Kaz & Brian enjoy this kids show. It is a beautiful show and a true treasure also from this part of the world.
You got me introduced to TH-cam years ago and I've followed you from the beginning. The channel has gone through several "phases", each of which I have enjoyed, but I have to say this one is GOLD! Brian gets to cultivate and practice all his skills as well as learning new ones. It is always a joy to watch expert craftsmen doing their thing, with the added bonus of ribbing and humour. Kaz and Nugget get to live the land-life for a while, expanding their horizons. We'll all know this boat and it's owners/builders very well when it is launched.
BRAVO and thank you! ❤ 25:35
Have to say the Delos is FUN to watch now (next to RAN Sailing). Dan the Man who keeps it real is a good add to the show. Good humour. AND no peddling scam AG products lately. Keep up the good work!
I always said the same thing... if you need to advertise that aggressively on Twitch, YourTube, Facebook, TV, etc... most likely your product sucks...
Ag1 is one thing…. Better help is another. Going after people with a diminished mental state and manipulating them into paying far more and getting far less than a regular therapist is what actually needs to stop. Pretty much any therapist will zoom call or phone call with you if just ask… you don’t have to go through their BS service.
@@Rainersherwood Better Help seems to sponsor everyone! I've heard some horror stories about some of the therapist on there.
What most people don't know about welding and metal fab. Welding is 90% fit and finish and 10% welding. Keep up the great work everyone!!
Spot on!
More like 1% welding, prep, prep, prep!
Thank you Kaza for keeping the videos coming love! Brian, the Monday through Friday routine with Kurt and Dan seem to agrees with you mate! It's good to see Sierra growing and doing well in day school! Beautiful family guys!
So. You live on land now, and have real jobs. All the stresses of the week pile up into a desire for the weekend to come. I suggest watching past episodes of SV Delos on Friday nights to relax. It's a great adventure!
They can go hit the beaches on the weekend!
I admit, I didn't know if I was going to enjoy watching an SV Delos boat build. But this is fantastic! You guys are great story-tellers and I love learning a bit about aluminum work. It also helps that the entire crew seems to work together wonderfully. Keep it up!
For your insulation, I would consider type I EPS (Expanded Polystyrene), 1# density. It comes in sheets, you can get it cut to any thickness. If you get thinner sheets you can bend it to fit the hull and layer them. Don't get XPS (Extruded Polystyrene) it will absorb water.
Brian you’re looking super healthy!!
I'm enjoying the build videos a lot. I remember watching Brian install the electrical system many years ago. After seeing that, I always thought watching Brian build a boat would fit perfectly with his skill set and interest. I had no idea this build would move along so quickly. Keep it up.
Hahaha “upside down Miss Jane” is a reference to Mr Squiggle, an Australian kids show I grew up with in the 70’s.
“Oh Hurry Up!” said Blackboard.
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I'm 70 and watched Mr Squiggle ❤
@@peterspencer2585 yeah I think it started in 1959. Miss Jane was co host from 75 - 86 which was my era.
I too still quite the show.
I love Dans humour. 🤣
I was terrified of blackboard!
@@fliss362 how were you at school then? 😆
Honestly, thank you for choosing Australia for the "high profile" build of this aluminium catamaran. Not only do you get some needed school time, but the company you've chosen are absolute ledgends, the place will be busy after this. It'll all be good in the long run, we'll done on not getting this done in Asia....👍👌🇦🇺
Aw I love the Swedish chic style you’re going for in the interior it’s so perfect, with the aluminunium exterior feeling so masculine and sturdy, the interior feels a bit more gentle, inviting and homely, beautiful feminine touch! Love it guys! Fantastic team, cannot WAIT for you to be out at sea with her, and will be following along every step of the way ❤
This boat is so badass
Its so fulfilling to watch quality tradesman do their work.
Love the ozie dry humour
Building this boat is like a million piece model kit! You guys should win a documentary award for this series! 🏆⭐🏆⭐
It's so awesome to see this project take shape and a boat being built from sheet metal .And its good to the family grounded on land and watch nugget go to school .My youngest is a jr. In high school this year... Hard to believe how fast time flys , we have been watching y'all pre nugget . And wow is she going to have a life story of no other little girl .. Keep it real !!!
You have unlocked a whole new demographic with this build! People like me who are land locked and have never even been on a sail boat, but love to watch project builds like tiny homes, camper van conversions, car restorations, etc. The first video of this project came up in my feed, and long story short I not only subscribed, but I am working through watching all of your videos, and now I low-key want to buy a boat! You're living the dream! Thanks for sharing it with all of us!
Right on Tom, we super appreciate the comment. Cheers to you and the pursuit of dreams.
This is going to be an amazingly groovy sailing ship. Very groovy, very groovy indeed.
Moovin and groovin most definitely!
I havent really watched SV Delos in the past. I sail a cat and I tend to watch other multihull sailing channels. The recent content with this aluminum cat build has been excellent! I fell in love with David Devillier’s designs after I met the prior owner of Elcie when it came in for work at my marina on the Chesapeake Bay - near Annapolis. Can’t wait to watch how this build comes together.
That's so cool, Elcie was also the boat that took us down this path! And love that SeaLegacy has her now, they are so amazing!
Thanks So Much 'Guys' .... I absolutely 'Drink Up' Everything in these vidclips .... As a Retired Engineer, Everything is just so interesting .... AND the 'Hull Builders' are True Artists with the Aluminium ..... What a Team !!!!!!! ..... Please pass on my very Best Wishes to ALL .... Thanks so much for taking Us alone on your 'Journey' ..... Cheers from ChCh, NZ
You guys are living the dream. this is some classic type 3 fun. Suffering for a year or two but youre gonna look back on this time for decades and be proud every single day. What a cool home you’re gonna have.
I think the boat keel looks very “ Jules Vern” ! (Don’t think I spelled that right. ). Loving the build way more than I thought I would. Great Job!
Woo Hoo! Since you're designing your own interior you can prioritize storage in your design. As you pointed out in the last video you were anticipating less storage than Delos. You have the power of the pen. You can fix this.
Is Brian geeking out over this build once an engineer, always an engineer. 😊
Really good editing on this one Karin, you made it interesting & it could have been dull. I didnt see/understand how they covered that gap...with welding I guess. Its sweet that they care about peoples mental health, that was a really nice surprise.Dan has a great sense of humor. Now that I SEE how its finished off, I wont worry about it leaking, but I understood nothing of Brians explaining it. Thats life sometimes.Thank you, as always.
Wow - the complexity is amazing. Huge puzzle. But man, the result will be just amazing. I am 100% confident.
That boat will still be floating 100 years from now! Nice work Brian.
Galvanic corrosion is still a big worry. Without proper maintenance and mitigation it can eat right through that aluminum very quickly. A well built composite hull will last much longer than any other material. The advantage of aluminum over fiberglass isn't really about longevity, it's about strength to weight. While this hull can last 100+ years, it would either need to be out of the water, or it would need constant attentive ownership. In contrast, there are wrecked fiberglass boats sitting on beaches, or on the ground in shallow water for 60+ years that have shown no signs of deterioration. It's actually becoming quite a problem in Biscayne Bay, and parts of the Bahamas.
Every material has its advantages and disadvantages. It's up to the owner/builder to pick the one that best suites the need. In this case, the only material that might be a better fit for them would be carbon fiber, but that would be many times more expensive than aluminum, and so the cost to benefit ratio is very questionable.
@@operator0 Galvanic corrosion will only be a problem if other materials are not well sealed, composite also have to deal with UV and micro cracks, aluminium with fatigue too. With good care, any boat can last for 100years. The strength to weight ratio is also not that obvious, some techniques will make composite and metals better or worse. Carbon fiber composites are also prone to deteriorate with galvanic corrosion when in contact with anode materials.
@@Jpifr Galvanic corrosion can also occur due to stray electrical currents flowing through the hull and into the sea water. This is actually much more destructive than dissimilar metal galvanic corrosion. Although these stray currents can be mitigated, there's no way they can be fully eliminated. The best defense is to make sure that your anodes are always maintained and replaced as needed.
I’ve noticed a lot of contamination from their tools and chain blocks. A thorough pickle and passivation treatment should be done
Exactly, there are definitely pros and cons to every building material, we actually did a video all about why we chose aluminum, strengths and weaknesses, and how to combat/prevent some of the problems that can come with aluminum: th-cam.com/video/izvTIjJ8JAc/w-d-xo.html
Amazing, this project is certainly moving more quickly than we imagined, considering the short supply of Labor. Can't wait for the interior design to be revealed in episodes to follow. So great to see Sierra going to school and getting back into society. She is a real joy!
So cool to see Delos 2.0 come together in the timelapse!
Dan’s a cool dude. Fun to watch you guys. 😊
Thank God for autocad. Can you imagine the fitting problems and extra costs you would have had if each piece needed to be hand drawn and dimensioned? Not to mention the accuracy and benefit of the CNC laser cutting precision. I remember thinking $65k for the raw aluminum was pretty low cost, especially when there would be leftovers sold back at the end. Then, when the flat plates were delivered, it was a surprisingly small stack of metal on just 1 flatbed straight truck.
I am really enjoying that you've enabled us to see the entire process unfold. I admit I at first had qualms about Brian working daily at the yacht builder. Now that we're seeing the quality of work and dedication of the builders' crew, I think you should consider offering them a week or two of life aboard later when they have vacation time after your shakedown period. I think it would be beneficial to both sides.
What a great team, Dan with the throw away comments, "lets put some windows in so we can see what we're doing!!" 🤣🤣Down to earth and an honest guy and a true craftsman. What an awesome project
Amazing... can't wait next friday 🙃
As a yachtie (steel boat of course) and a boilermaker, this is perfect stuff. No doubt Brian’s newly acquired skills will be perfect for mods and repairs along the way. Can’t wait to see the TIG fire up for the finer work.
Man it was unexpected but this week's time lapse got me tearing up. It must too wholesome seeing these big changes for anyone and I can only imagine the joy and emotions of the team. Makes the world a brighter place seeing stories like this.
Something that came to my mind as I watched today is the "Jack of all Trades" that both of you, Brian and Karin, have become! Bravo!!
For cleaning up the sharp edges from the router a little hand held pneumatic chamfer tool would work amazing. I use them all the time to chamfer all of the edges on parts I cut with my water jet.
That look on Dan's face at 15:40 when Brian is talking to the camera while fitting the plate ..... I had some Flash backs of working with my dad... Proud of Dan for not reacting (on camera) with the "WTH ...are you working or not" ...
LMAO.
Awesome job !!
Great progress! I have been enjoying another channel called Sampson Boat Co. (Tally Ho) about a team rebuilding a famous sailing yacht. They have now moved on to becoming a sailing channel. Not to be outdone Delos will now be going from a sailing channel to a building channel and then back to a sailing channel - Well Done! I can't help but think, that with many people becoming invested in the new boat build, that it will help the channel - and Dan's company.
Fantastic to see you here in our back yard building a catamaran!!
It’s Amazing to follow this build , then to see you guys sail around the world on it is the best
Wow. I have been watching Delos since the first crossing. All the people that were on board and all the memories you have made around the world was nothing short of amazing. Crazy how things have evolved! Very nice to see you guys always bringing more exiting content. Honestly you are living my Dream. Keep it up 🙌
A hard shine 'Pelin' design is the way to go, So much easier hey but what rocks your boat . What a team .
Can't believe the progress! Looks like you have a knowledgable, fantastic crew. Sierra thriving, all's right with the world. 💗
Inspirational, a monumental undertaking that is life defining with a result that will carry you into the foreseeable future
Respect that you’re actually doing the work of the boat that’s gonna be great when you’re on the boat and you got repairs to do because you really know it
This is my favorite channel on youtube! I look forward to each episode.
Fabulous build. Much nicer than watching people deal with the waste and mess associated with fibreglass
Love the Timelapse. Super pumped to see her flipped!
I love watching your build, it’s progress is amazing
On the out takes, when you grabbed that hot piece…. I have been a fabricator for 15 years and still do that lol. Loving this series. It’s really cool watching you build. I’m not sure ppl can relate to how hard it is to shape those plates and get them to fit like you have been doing. Truly an amazing job.
It’s been pretty cool following along with your boat build.
Congratulations by the way, taking you to thousands of horizons in a catalack of boats. And you’re learning a new trade in the process. Which will be very handy if you need more welding and fabricating done in the future. “Now, you know a guy”. 👍🏼👌🏼. This is what makes you that guy, pretty cool man.
Take care, all the best, and God bless. From your distant home Port,
Virgil V. Jr.
Seattle wash.
A retired
Commercial Fisherman,
You guys should consider dye testing the welds below the waterline, you'd be surprised how many pinholes there are that shouldn't just be filled with bottom paint
It it kind of satisfying working with your hands and seeing the end product come together. Your show is always interesting and entertaining. Love it!
Delos, you all have the best channel and content on the internet, hopefully one day I’ll be lucky enough to meet you all, keep on producing 🙂
That boat is going to be spectacular when she is done
Watching the build process is so cool. I am not that good at welding, but I do enjoy the fabricating process when, as a mechanic, I get the chance. Thanks for bringing us along on the home build journey.
I'm absolutely thrilled to see this amazing cat come together and love hearing your narration and shop humor. The decision making regarding the interior seems overwhelming and I look forward to seeing it come together. Boy, after the launch I'm excited to see the sea trials. Thanks so much for bringing us along on your adventure. Hats off to the talented crew in the shop.
Nice puzzle. Very interesting to see how it's growing. Please wear always dustmasks if you grind aluminium. It is better for health. Keep going on it. Good job.
Thanks Brian for your suggestion for breakfast, On reflection I don't eat that sort of crap. With your problem in getting the little lady ready for the coming day in Australia, simple get your arse out of the cot by maybe 45 minutes earlier , You know how a clock works so work it out, if not ask your missus she has always been switched on. Enjoy your time here, sorry about the ratbags you are currently working with but in the last 50 years I have worked with similar people, pain in the arse, but overall they know what they are doing, so behave and learn.
Love your attitude in this build and wish you the best of luck, I know your are working with ratbags but I have generally found they are reliable. Love it that the little one is very happy in this new environment keep a bit of an eye on her and we won't try to change her too much, hope you enjoy your time here and I was happy until you mentioned you were going to Bunnings. that excursion always cost me a couple of hundred dollars. I never thought I would enjoy a boat build so thank you and welcome to Australia.
WOW , this is going to be an indestructible catamaran
I love that you are building the Cat. I would add family in Australia, and I would definitely want to see showing the design process, floor plan, 3d rendering walk through, mission, ergonomics of handling....etc.
Love you guys.
I am so happy to have been on this journey with you guys for years now! Enjoy it while you can, my daughter just started her freshman year of high school and is getting ready to drive. Hope you see you on the open seas one day. =p
Congratulations on your new ship! It is going to a well deserved family.
Thanks so much George 🥰
Dan is “ the boat building man”‼️
Great choice
Never thought in 1 million years I would be looking forward to watching about being built. This is amazing.❤
Love to see Kiril still involved after all these years. Get him back on board after you launch please 🙂
Fun camera stuff... find a decent FLIR camera and mount it on the outside of the work. Then when tacking/welding you can see the heat transfer through the hull.
Amazing watching Delos come together. Thanks for taking everyone along for the ride!
Thanks for bringing me into a real boat building shed, an experience I couldn't have found anyway else. I'm so impressed by the skill and camaraderie exhibited to make it real. I was expecting this winter's videos to be more tedious, but I'm very pleasantly surprised. I attribute that to your filming and especially editing. Top notch!
Thank you for sharing this journey. It’s so amazing to see unfold. Thank you
This really shows the fine art of rolling and fitting plates . Well done lads .
Was just in Brisbane, found it was an excellent city that has grown sort of undiscovered , would love to hear more about the city and surrounds , Darwin , Asia , Gold Coast , you’re in the best kept secret in the world have a wonderful build , but take us to the outback when it fits.
This is amazing. Watching the boat coming to life. Brian, you and the team are doing such an amazing job. I'm so glad we, the viewers, see the progress a step at a time. Thank you, and well done.
Dont give-up us! We are here, with you!
Hi Delos! I live in the southern U.S. Hot! Remember that white is the only color that will not absorb heat. Unfinished aluminum (silver) will also absorb some heat. And we all know how wonderful aluminum is about retaining and conducting heat! I know, almost all the other boats are white but it's for an important reason. Maybe white with some beautiful silver racing stripes. I haven't seen many boats with those double diagonal racing stripes like on Dodge sports cars. That would be inviting! And silver trim where all the other boats have black! Love ya!
Airstream trailers are unfinished aluminum, they reflect more heat than they absorb especially when you add the proper insulation to go with it.
White reflects a lot of heat and always looks clean. Can't imagine no coating, just sound absorption and protection from growth.
Great progress guys, doesn't get any better than knowing your future boat inside- out, taking part in whole process, all lil' details... don't think there'll be a single problem down the road u wont be able to resolve in blink of an eye, if any... go delos mk2! all the best peeps
Thanks so much Jay, and yes we feel the same, absolutely love getting to know of every inch of this boat from the ground up! Such a cool experience!
Wow, Qld is the place to be for heavy industry. Love the contrast with Sailing into Freedoms' build in Vietnam. Stradbroke Yachts ... legends!!!
This will definitely get you to know exactly how things are built to make it easier to maintain. Progress looks great. Those plates are thick.
I really appreciate the detail you put into explaining the process of this build.
Delos 2.0 will be epic
What a perfect fit for you guys. Expert boat builder, and also all over mental health, funny how Delos has helped my mental health over the years.
Loving the boat building.
Go Delos.
Great video guy's, I could watch this stuff all day long, great workmanship and camaraderie, learning tons about welding and fabrication with aluminum ... keep up the great work as always.
Quality, Quality, Quality! Why on earth hasn't a major TV network done a documentary for you guys or have I missed it? Surly got to be worth it just think how it would help financially. Best wishes to you all hope the build is going smoothly.
Dog bites man.