You found a highly skilled, honest, fair, craftsman who does super high quality work at value and delivers on schedule. That’s like a super unicorn. Congrats on finding such a rare specimen of marine tradesman!
That is a professional job for a good price, well done Stuart. It's nice to see another Brit doing great work abroad. I make gantries for boats in Greece (normally when not locked down) and I am a professional Fabrication, Welding Technician. Your comment about "not asking" is absolutely true. Many boat owners get ripped off by hiked prices all over the world, so don't be afraid to ask around.
My hat of to you Ryan you handled this whole project very well and with a lot of wisdom especially considering the pressure's you were under. Love to see a man act like a man. well done both of you
He is some skilled fabricator to make something so absolutely exactly what you want. I absolutely love it. He should start a business solely making solar arches that consumers can simply cut in the middle and fit to their boat's width - if that is possible.
Sophie that was a fun film, a great way to present this project and gave us lots of details. So interesting to find such a quality Englishman craftsman living in Spain. And the end result, defiantly worth it. Cheers Warren .
The thing I love about arches, as Ryan's pull-up (?) demonstrated, is the added hand hold overhead. It may not be as important on a dual helm boat, but on a single helm having something firm to hold while stepping around the helm is priceless. What a great job!
Ryan & Sophie it's obvious that Polar Seal is your boat. I've never seen a lady (Sophie) more in love with a boat in my life. Sophie you care about Ryan, that's obvious too. But the work and care that you both have put into her amazes me. Love your video's weather they are long or short there always informative and just plain old fun to watch. I wish you both fair winds and calm sea's on all of your journey's.
That arch looks great! Can't wait to see the dingy on it to see how it all looks under sail. Now you need some fishing pole mounts back there to catch some fish while under way.
GORGEOUS! The Arch, I mean. Sophie ALWAYS is. I LIKE how it turned out. You two are So GREAT together, you Compliment each other very well. Ryan's Level-headedmess keeps a lid on Sophie's bubbly exuberance, yet Sophie's personality keeps Ryan from sinking into the rut of simple practicality. This way the two don't get Carried Away and Shoot Off into Space, nor do you lapse into the doldrums of Same Old Same Old or SSDD. WONDERFUL! And the Seal looks Great, too, like she got a Big Spoiler on the back, to keep her Steady at 85 knots. WORTH EVERY DIME.
Phenomenal job Stuart from Arcglow Inox Almerimar! You sir are a real craftsman. The arch on the boat looks great! Money well spent - functionality and beauty.
Buy the way, 20-22 min is kinda the standard average of the sailing vlogging system of most successful vloggers on a weekly basis. Often the shorter ones, 8-10 min kinda leave one hanging or the detail zips by rather quickly and we all want to see our faves for a bit longer. 🙂🙂 ❤️⛵️
Love the arch and how smashing the integration looks !!! It is good that your relationship afforded conversation and the willingness to "ask." Strong relationships build beautiful projects together !! 🙂 ❤️⛵️
Looks brilliant guys, that looks real good, that guy Stuart is sure good. Just think about one thing though, if you find yourself having to hide from a hurricane it is best to be able to take them solar panels off, of course you do not want them damaged or ripped off but the main thing is windage, the less windage the boat has the better off you are, I have been put over on my side and thats with everything off and stowed below, but because of less windage the boat could come up again and was not pinned down, just something to think about.
Wow! What a great addition to the boat. I can really appreciate the skill of a talented welder. When I was in airframe and power plant school my instructor told me he would give me a passing grade on the welding block on a promise I would never weld anything on or for an aircraft and that I would get a competent welder. Lol. He never said anything about boats tho lol. I'm sure you'll see just how nice that extra shade is when in the south pacific. I learned how to sail in the China sea on a Catalina with a bimini the size of a large umbrella and mid day in the cockpit was brutal. It was always a fight to find shade and then keep it without someone else wanting to put you over for that small space. I didnt see any fishing rod holders tho. Ha ha, with Sof's luck fishing you it might be a loss to bother with them. Sorry Sofie 😉
Well done guys, looks excellent. One of the best I have seen. It's always worth doing the best you can with your budget otherwise you end up dissatisfied and later spending more to correct it.
Well that was enjoyable. A new custom made arch in about 20 minutes, how cool is that. Your passion continues to ooze through in your videos and Ryan is loosening up! Great stuff cant wait to see the Davit's in action. Keep 'em coming!
Hi guys, I've just started watching your vids and they are brilliant!!..... Just wanted to say thanks for being so open about pricing, its great to actually understand the costings involved in preparing a boat for long term living..... Other videos I've watched just aren't open about what they've spent!!...... pleasant sailing :)
Good Video ! it was not that long it was a good video. heck, i think i have a 45 minute video up. now thats long. That Arch Looks Very nice. That Guy Looks Like He an Old Pro at that and He's done Quite a few of those. He's a incredibly skilled Tig Welder too. Those Welds are Beautiful.
Avec un tel enthousiasme (force 10 ! ), on ne peut rien vous refuser. Stuart in Almerimar, ne pouvait que faire un beau portique. Belle réussite. Je m'abonne pour suivre vos aventures.
You guys Rock. This was the best episode yet. I think it was very informative and I learned alot. I always wondered how the arches were designed and made. The arch looks great and was built well.
I did like the video and the arch came out beautiful he did a good job. In my former life I used to build all kind of things out of steel and appreciate good craftsman ship and yes there are a lot of people who say they fabricators but need to find other ways to make a living. Thank you for the video I enjoy all of the refit videos and am looking forward to more.
I think it looks very pleasing to the eye. It all lined up well with the existing form of the boat. Great form and function make the arch a huge success. Very nice job! GOD bless, JC
Doing those how to videos seems to have cured Ryan's camera shyness. Great arch and explanation, it looked too easy! Hope the watermaker install went as well.
Very nice looking arch and good decision integrating it with the stern rail. I'm putting 320 watts of flexible solar panels on my B-40 Bimini. I will let you know how it turns out.
Hi Sophie and Ryan, This is Tommy withe the Hanse 531 FLYER II, who disturbed you briefly having your lunch last Wednesday. It was great ‘hi’ to you in Almerimar. I am sorry we did get to talk a bit more, but we had to get our mainsail fixed and move on asap. We sailed the day after and arrived in Lagos on the 13th, and are going to stay until the first week of July, when I will get back with the family, to sail her the last of the way to Denmark. New arch looks great 😊⚓️
I would absolutely love that arch on my boat. It is JUST right, just perfect. Only downside is it cost three times what my poor old Halcyon 27 cost me, ha ha.
Wow, what a reasonable price! We paid a bit over $10k U.S. to custom fabricate and install our arch and davits. They are really strong and could probably lift the aft of the boat, though.
Amazing the cost difference around the world but i do believe (to an extent) you get what you pay for. We have seen some work done from different parts of the world that have been a bit less than impressive. - Ryan
I was looking at some tools your welder was using they weren't state of the art but it turned out great, for me there is only limited space on a boat and the arch gives you more space to get things up out of the way and more utility....thanks for the vid and its nice to see a little bit of spain
Great result integrating into the boat beautifully. I could fully empathise with Ryan during the initial fit worrying if it was ok. Excellent tradesman, only downside, was that item 🤔 in the workshop 🤭
Brian, I am an oldish guy from South Africa, boy, I had the best laugh in a long time. never bet against a lady. you should see your facial expression after losing the bet. ok, I must be with you on the argument that the prIce was right. she is also so pretty. happy sailing you guys !!!!!!!.
That's an awesome idea! If I was you guys I would add solar panels to it as well more power is always better Haha! But then it would help with power for your slat to fresh water system and gives you more freedom inside of your cabin!
So what do you think of the end result?! Worth the extra budget? :) (Edit: we were asked to publish photos and more details about our arch, so we've gathered it all in this blog post: ryanandsophie.com/details-about-polar-seals-stainless-steel-arch/)
Definitely worth the extra price. Sophie was right although I sympathize with Ryan's attempt to save money :) But don't let it go to your head Sophie :)
Looks great. Good tip: Watch the workers making your arch: Like antifouling paint - did they apply the expensive stuff you paid for? Or is it house paint tinted the same color? (Is that real anchor chain or that garbage that comes from that place in Florida?) With a stainless steel arch - you want to make sure you get the gauge of metal (wall thickness), and alloy number that's required - not something that looks great until you sail over the horizon and get some salt on it. TH-camr Colin Furze does a lot with tubing. Scroll through the thumbnails of his (crazy) videos and select the images that have tubing in them. You'll see him laying it out, cutting the curved ends and welding. I know some of the techniques involved, but I still learned a lot from him. From his videos you can also see how to DIY a project like this, but also why its worth paying a professional. And after seeing one of Furze's videos you'll be able to immediately tell the shop you're thinking of hiring cuts the first complex angle (for your project or for someone else's). Do they know what they're doing or just winging it? Also as a former carpenter, figure it out/fix-it, go to guy: If you don't know the task there's no way you can trick the worker into thinking you do. You can however, judge the level of confidence/insecurity of the worker - never work with flakes, liars, or people quick to anger. Good people can hem and haw a bit that's okay. And make sure you pay them what the job is worth. Estimating and doing the work are often two completely different skill sets. If a good person makes an honest mistake and has to buy more materials - be a good person and pay for most of that cost.
All good points. The person making our arch was a real pro and use to make a lot of movie sets and other things, so he is creative and good at his work. I believe he has made over 300 arches for boats so the guy understand needs and requirements.
Great addition to your yacht. Have you test loaded those dinghy davits. I don’t see any braces or strong back to help reinforce the horizontal tubes. A bit of trivia. The bow has the Pulpit. The stern has the Pushpit.
Hi Andrew, Not yet.... our dighy is only 32k... if it can hold me bouncing around hanging on it i'm sure it will do just fine... but time will tell. - Ryan
I am glad someone else mentioned it pushpit is in the back and pulpit is in the front. I first heard them say it and thought what the heck is the dinghy doing on the front.
A craftsman that takes pride in their work is worth every single penny most of the time...
You found a highly skilled, honest, fair, craftsman who does super high quality work at value and delivers on schedule. That’s like a super unicorn. Congrats on finding such a rare specimen of marine tradesman!
I do agree Peter! - Ryan
Oh No, Disaster!! We’ve caught to all your videos. Now what do we do. You guys always put a smile on our face. Thanks so much
Thanks Karen.
That is a professional job for a good price, well done Stuart. It's nice to see another Brit doing great work abroad. I make gantries for boats in Greece (normally when not locked down) and I am a professional Fabrication, Welding Technician. Your comment about "not asking" is absolutely true. Many boat owners get ripped off by hiked prices all over the world, so don't be afraid to ask around.
My hat of to you Ryan you handled this whole project very well and with a lot of wisdom especially considering the pressure's you were under. Love to see a man act like a man. well done both of you
Thanks will - Ryan
that welder Is a true craftsman.. he did a amazing job
Stuart is the man!
He is some skilled fabricator to make something so absolutely exactly what you want. I absolutely love it. He should start a business solely making solar arches that consumers can simply cut in the middle and fit to their boat's width - if that is possible.
Go Sophie! The Triangle of Power always wins! Besides, it is the right thing to do!
Thank you so much guys, after more than a year stuck with my arch I now know how to do it! Merci beaucoup!
Arch turned out very well, and is very well integrated with the pulpit. Solar fits perfectly too. Tres bon!
I knew Ryan was toast as soon as Sophie wanted the job done properly 😂😂😂 great call Sophie 🤩
Sophie that was a fun film, a great way to present this project and gave us lots of details. So interesting to find such a quality Englishman craftsman living in Spain. And the end result, defiantly worth it. Cheers Warren .
The thing I love about arches, as Ryan's pull-up (?) demonstrated, is the added hand hold overhead. It may not be as important on a dual helm boat, but on a single helm having something firm to hold while stepping around the helm is priceless. What a great job!
She is looking like a proper cruiser boat now guys. Perfect. You will smile every time you move your dinghy 👍
Ryan & Sophie it's obvious that Polar Seal is your boat. I've never seen a lady (Sophie) more in love with a boat in my life. Sophie you care about Ryan, that's obvious too. But the work and care that you both have put into her amazes me. Love your video's weather they are long or short there always informative and just plain old fun to watch. I wish you both fair winds and calm sea's on all of your journey's.
Thanks for that very nice comment Stephen. - Ryan and sophie
That arch looks great! Can't wait to see the dingy on it to see how it all looks under sail. Now you need some fishing pole mounts back there to catch some fish while under way.
GORGEOUS! The Arch, I mean. Sophie ALWAYS is. I LIKE how it turned out. You two are So GREAT together, you Compliment each other very well. Ryan's Level-headedmess keeps a lid on Sophie's bubbly exuberance, yet Sophie's personality keeps Ryan from sinking into the rut of simple practicality. This way the two don't get Carried Away and Shoot Off into Space, nor do you lapse into the doldrums of Same Old Same Old or SSDD. WONDERFUL! And the Seal looks Great, too, like she got a Big Spoiler on the back, to keep her Steady at 85 knots. WORTH EVERY DIME.
Yes Jim... need that Spoiler to hold her to the water.... she moves too quick :) Ryan
Phenomenal job Stuart from Arcglow Inox Almerimar! You sir are a real craftsman. The arch on the boat looks great! Money well spent - functionality and beauty.
It turned out perfect. Looks like it was factory integrated in the design. So much more solar also=more hairdryer time, lol.
YES!!!!! And water heater for showers :)
Buy the way, 20-22 min is kinda the standard average of the sailing vlogging system of most successful vloggers on a weekly basis. Often the shorter ones, 8-10 min kinda leave one hanging or the detail zips by rather quickly and we all want to see our faves for a bit longer. 🙂🙂 ❤️⛵️
The Arch looks great....really makes Polar Seal stand out...
Love the arch and how smashing the integration looks !!! It is good that your relationship afforded conversation and the willingness to "ask." Strong relationships build beautiful projects together !! 🙂 ❤️⛵️
I'm glad it worked out for you. looks good and no more blowing up the dinghy.
Your arch did turn out awesome.
I think it looks very nice Stuart has such skills to cut and weld etc
Always listen to Sophie Ryan because obviously she knows best 😀😀😀
Excellent video, not long at all. Total win, win project and it looks really really nice! Thanks for sharing.
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Looks brilliant guys, that looks real good, that guy Stuart is sure good. Just think about one thing though, if you find yourself having to hide from a hurricane it is best to be able to take them solar panels off, of course you do not want them damaged or ripped off but the main thing is windage, the less windage the boat has the better off you are, I have been put over on my side and thats with everything off and stowed below, but because of less windage the boat could come up again and was not pinned down, just something to think about.
After watching many of your episodes, I have decided that Sophie should take up being a standup comic. She is very funny.
This will make your lives so much easier, congrats. The arch looks great and well made.
Thanks! We love it already :)
Wow! What a great addition to the boat. I can really appreciate the skill of a talented welder. When I was in airframe and power plant school my instructor told me he would give me a passing grade on the welding block on a promise I would never weld anything on or for an aircraft and that I would get a competent welder. Lol. He never said anything about boats tho lol.
I'm sure you'll see just how nice that extra shade is when in the south pacific. I learned how to sail in the China sea on a Catalina with a bimini the size of a large umbrella and mid day in the cockpit was brutal. It was always a fight to find shade and then keep it without someone else wanting to put you over for that small space. I didnt see any fishing rod holders tho. Ha ha, with Sof's luck fishing you it might be a loss to bother with them. Sorry Sofie 😉
Looking good. The boat does too. Great video. Thanks.
What a great addition to Polar Seal..Looks great. I dont mind longer videos.
It looks great. Always nice when thing's work out. Good for you 👍
Well done guys, looks excellent. One of the best I have seen. It's always worth doing the best you can with your budget otherwise you end up dissatisfied and later spending more to correct it.
Hi Roy, in the end i agree with you. do it right or dont do it. Ryan
Wonderful video. Your fabricator needs more credits, the arch is beautiful!
We do agree! -ryan
You guys are so funny!!! Love the humour of Sophie….té trop drôle 😂😂😂 love your videos❤stay safe!!!
It looks fantastic! I think you made the right decision to integrate, rather than keep it independent from the pulpit.
In the end, i do agree Jim! - Ryan
Congratulation Sophie, you are a real "Sophie sticate" french lady. It's a beautiful result
The new arch looks great! Really enjoyed your video summary, thanks.
Finally a proper Sophie intro to a vid. Totally worth the money.
Well that was enjoyable. A new custom made arch in about 20 minutes, how cool is that. Your passion continues to ooze through in your videos and Ryan is loosening up! Great stuff cant wait to see the Davit's in action. Keep 'em coming!
Looks really good. I like all the little details you thought of adding like the pulley block, such a great idea.
I really like how the arch turned out
Hi guys, I've just started watching your vids and they are brilliant!!..... Just wanted to say thanks for being so open about pricing, its great to actually understand the costings involved in preparing a boat for long term living..... Other videos I've watched just aren't open about what they've spent!!...... pleasant sailing :)
Good Video ! it was not that long it was a good video. heck, i think i have a 45 minute video up. now thats long. That Arch Looks Very nice. That Guy Looks Like He an Old Pro at that and He's done Quite a few of those. He's a incredibly skilled Tig Welder too. Those Welds are Beautiful.
Avec un tel enthousiasme (force 10 ! ), on ne peut rien vous refuser. Stuart in Almerimar, ne pouvait que faire un beau portique. Belle réussite. Je m'abonne pour suivre vos aventures.
Excellent job guys, that arch looks superb and fits Polar Seal perfectly. Congrats on a great choice.
Hi Ryan & Sophie
Really good, lots of food for thought.
Les
You guys Rock. This was the best episode yet. I think it was very informative and I learned alot. I always wondered how the arches were designed and made. The arch looks great and was built well.
Good job ,integrated looks much better and stronger, not taking sides of course :)
Thanks for sharing, very informative and as always fun to watch.
I did like the video and the arch came out beautiful he did a good job. In my former life I used to build all kind of things out of steel and appreciate good craftsman ship and yes there are a lot of people who say they fabricators but need to find other ways to make a living. Thank you for the video I enjoy all of the refit videos and am looking forward to more.
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Really nice job. Glad that you got a good, honest, tradesman.
I think it looks very pleasing to the eye. It all lined up well with the existing form of the boat. Great form and function make the arch a huge success. Very nice job! GOD bless, JC
Beautiful just like you Sophie!!. love you guys as always looks very shippy in keeping with the lines of your boat which is important in my opinion
Doing those how to videos seems to have cured Ryan's camera shyness. Great arch and explanation, it looked too easy! Hope the watermaker install went as well.
I'm still camera shy... just getting in the pool slowly :) Ryan
The correct term is “push pit”. Nice video.
Thank you Ryan, et Merci Sophie . . . this vlog was most informative and very insightful. Much appreciated! Keep up the great adventure. Bon voyage!
Hi Roger, thanks for the comment. If you have any topics you would like to see covered please let us know. - Ryan
Just found you guys great videos as I’m installing a arch a watermaker and lithium batteries learned a lot from your videos thks and cheers
Awesome! glad it helped! Ryan
Very much worth the extra cost.
Very nice looking arch and good decision integrating it with the stern rail. I'm putting 320 watts of flexible solar panels on my B-40 Bimini. I will let you know how it turns out.
Hi Sophie and Ryan,
This is Tommy withe the Hanse 531 FLYER II, who disturbed you briefly having your lunch last Wednesday. It was great ‘hi’ to you in Almerimar. I am sorry we did get to talk a bit more, but we had to get our mainsail fixed and move on asap. We sailed the day after and arrived in Lagos on the 13th, and are going to stay until the first week of July, when I will get back with the family, to sail her the last of the way to Denmark. New arch looks great 😊⚓️
Wonderful! Great meeting you Tommy! Good luck with the boat! - Ryan and Sophie.
long is good! Great video guys. The arch is perfect!
I would absolutely love that arch on my boat. It is JUST right, just perfect. Only downside is it cost three times what my poor old Halcyon 27 cost me, ha ha.
It look stunning
Excellent and not long at all.
Great Video- I have been thinking about getting an arch made on my Beneteau- this was very helpful- thank you!!
Wow, what a reasonable price! We paid a bit over $10k U.S. to custom fabricate and install our arch and davits. They are really strong and could probably lift the aft of the boat, though.
Amazing the cost difference around the world but i do believe (to an extent) you get what you pay for. We have seen some work done from different parts of the world that have been a bit less than impressive. - Ryan
I was looking at some tools your welder was using they weren't state of the art but it turned out great, for me there is only limited space on a boat and the arch gives you more space to get things up out of the way and more utility....thanks for the vid and its nice to see a little bit of spain
I'm so glad it was 'The Price is Right' and not 'Jeopardy' :-)
Excellent arch!! I love it.
Great result integrating into the boat beautifully. I could fully empathise with Ryan during the initial fit worrying if it was ok. Excellent tradesman, only downside, was that item 🤔 in the workshop 🤭
Brian, I am an oldish guy from South Africa, boy, I had the best laugh in a long time. never bet against a lady. you should see your facial expression after losing the bet. ok, I must be with you on the argument that the prIce was right. she is also so pretty. happy sailing you guys !!!!!!!.
C'est un très beau travail, félicitations, Richard
That's an awesome idea! If I was you guys I would add solar panels to it as well more power is always better Haha! But then it would help with power for your slat to fresh water system and gives you more freedom inside of your cabin!
Great video guys, I think one day we will be doing the same. Thanks for sharing. Leaving to pick up the boat tomorrow. Super excited now :)
Awesome!
Nice short video about an arc install.
Keep 'em comming love your videos.
Extraordinary work! Super fine!,,
Looks great! Video length is okay with me!
Acompanhando vocês daqui de Natal, RN, Brasil. Bons ventos!
Nice video and cool “top gun” suit!
Supper job guys
such great videos!
It looks great guys!!! I think I will do the same when I had my arch!!!
Excellent video, interesting content and great editing!
That are Kangoo Bounce Shoes - a very intense way to do Cardio^^ - congratz to this Arch, its a Beauty!
Omg..... thanks for the explanation! Have you tried them? :D
@@RyanSophieSailing Yep - i did. Once. It is really exhausting but kinda funny. To be honest, too much exhausting for me ... :-)
looks great. looks like part of the boat not an after thought or add on.
Salut! Beaucoup de temps et d'amour dans votre bateau et vos vidéos, j'adore! Je vais m'abonner pour suivre vos aventures!
Good decision, guys! Looks totally awesome.
You can be right, or you can be happy! Go with HAPPY!
i Love Your Long Video's! :)
Great to see that jaw dropping moment when Ryan realises it all fits and is going to look great. I will probably be stealing your design :)
Go for it Colin! Its a great design - Ryan
Great video. It looks great!
Video didn't feel long at all because it was so informative.
He is a skilled tigwelder!
Hands poor hands would disagree. The uv Ray's from that cook your skin.
@@metalmatter1206 Yeah. But he has welded enough to know what he needs to do.
So what do you think of the end result?! Worth the extra budget? :)
(Edit: we were asked to publish photos and more details about our arch, so we've gathered it all in this blog post: ryanandsophie.com/details-about-polar-seals-stainless-steel-arch/)
For sure!
That sail locker block iz going to save backs
Hey looks great, new subscribers here. Look forward to watching more videos to come and going back to see what you already have posted. 👍🇨🇦
Definitely worth the extra price. Sophie was right although I sympathize with Ryan's attempt to save money :) But don't let it go to your head Sophie :)
It looks wicked pissahh no Sophie and Ryan and mr. Welder you guys killed it. Beautiful integration and 650 Watts will definitely make your hair rise
great job guys
Looks great. Good tip: Watch the workers making your arch: Like antifouling paint - did they apply the expensive stuff you paid for? Or is it house paint tinted the same color? (Is that real anchor chain or that garbage that comes from that place in Florida?) With a stainless steel arch - you want to make sure you get the gauge of metal (wall thickness), and alloy number that's required - not something that looks great until you sail over the horizon and get some salt on it.
TH-camr Colin Furze does a lot with tubing. Scroll through the thumbnails of his (crazy) videos and select the images that have tubing in them. You'll see him laying it out, cutting the curved ends and welding. I know some of the techniques involved, but I still learned a lot from him. From his videos you can also see how to DIY a project like this, but also why its worth paying a professional. And after seeing one of Furze's videos you'll be able to immediately tell the shop you're thinking of hiring cuts the first complex angle (for your project or for someone else's). Do they know what they're doing or just winging it?
Also as a former carpenter, figure it out/fix-it, go to guy: If you don't know the task there's no way you can trick the worker into thinking you do. You can however, judge the level of confidence/insecurity of the worker - never work with flakes, liars, or people quick to anger. Good people can hem and haw a bit that's okay. And make sure you pay them what the job is worth. Estimating and doing the work are often two completely different skill sets. If a good person makes an honest mistake and has to buy more materials - be a good person and pay for most of that cost.
All good points. The person making our arch was a real pro and use to make a lot of movie sets and other things, so he is creative and good at his work. I believe he has made over 300 arches for boats so the guy understand needs and requirements.
Looks great! Barney
Great addition to your yacht. Have you test loaded those dinghy davits. I don’t see any braces or strong back to help reinforce the horizontal tubes.
A bit of trivia. The bow has the Pulpit. The stern has the Pushpit.
Hi Andrew, Not yet.... our dighy is only 32k... if it can hold me bouncing around hanging on it i'm sure it will do just fine... but time will tell. - Ryan
I am glad someone else mentioned it pushpit is in the back and pulpit is in the front. I first heard them say it and thought what the heck is the dinghy doing on the front.