CATAMARAN BUILD – Întărirea peretelui nostru din cabina de pilotaj (MJ Sailing – Ep 196)

42 thoughts on “CATAMARAN BUILD – Întărirea peretelui nostru din cabina de pilotaj (MJ Sailing – Ep 196)”

1. That zero 90 gives a whole new meaning to chasing air bubbles….screen is a great analogy for that! Dang, that was sure tuff and Matt, you’re looking skinny these days…… maybe more ice cream for you! Thanks so much for the wonderful episode

2. This channel is so interesting! I can't stop watching it.

3. Few could do better.

4. Have you been following the bulkhead issues from Parlay Revival in their Lagoon 450? It would make me think about beefing up the main bulkheads with even a couple extra layers and extra tabbing now vs cracked bulkheads later. Just food for thought.

5. Nice dress!!!!

6. Scheiss Werbung

7. To dry and do one layer at a time and remove the airbubbels at every layer.

8. Small point. It's a thermometer not a thermostat. A Thermometer tells you the temp a thermostat controls the temp!

9. Why not just make the doorway smaller or the corners with a bigger radius so that it is stronger?

10. Best video since the May 30, 2021 masterpiece !!! Keep up the great work, can't believe you can stand that heat!

11. I have been following along on this build, I can't imaging the amount of man hours necessary to complete this project, and I just have to wonder if the factory takes the same attention to detail as you guys are taking. It's so interesting. Do you have a projected completion date? This sailboat is going to be amazing.

12. I wish I could get into fiberglass assembly, but it all just seems like the same thing over and over. I can’t wait until you get to finishing the interior and doing the rigging. Good luck getting there.

13. Cool. You have two people building the boat, how many people does the Mfg use to build the same boat?

14. Nice work this week. The Wood Wind II section was good, even with the audio issues.

15. Fast movement of the bubble roller isn't helpful. The resin needs time to flow. Nice project.

16. This should have been sponsored by Lagoon design offices! They have paradoxically improved Bulkhead design and strength awareness for all CAT owners

17. fibre glassing takes many years to master….ive worked with it professionally as a surfboard maker and a racing yacht builder and you dont get good at it over night.
    much attention must be paid to the ratio of resin to glass….too dry and it will be weak…too wet and it will be heavy and the strength will be compromised.
    i think your doing ok but it would pay to have a pro check your progress…its serious stuff and you cant cut air bubbles and dryness out of the glass
    it MUST be done properly every step of the process.
    it always helps to do one lay up at a time.
    hope this helps…its looking very cool so far.

18. Great job guys, but why don't you vacuum those air bubles out?! Simply, after spreading resin on fabric put it in to the plastic bag and suck the air out with any vacuum cleaner. If vacuum cleaner is not powerful enough take a compressor from salvaged refrigerator and use it to suck the rest of the air out. It is so quick and easy you might be able to do the lamination in high temperatures.
    It is easier than one might think…
    Surely, the Best would be to use vacuum infusion…

19. How are you going to protect your boat from lighting strikes? I just found the first and only video on that subject that I've ever seen and thought I'd share it with you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PurMG7KHdW4

20. You two are doing an amazing job. After watching Parlay Revival’s issues with his Lagoon 45 bulkhead cracking I have a greater appreciation for how critical your bulkhead work is. Since your stuck working nights if you want to get out sailing let me know. I’m docked directly across the bay on the south river.

21. I don't think it would save you much if any time but vacuum bagging your parts would give you a more consistently wetted out and solid layup, no voids or dry spots.

22. Jessica what were you saying … I was distracted !
    Stay Safe & Fair Winds !!

23. Maybe vacuum bag the layups?

24. You need to put in a fillet of thickened epoxy where the foam layers are different levels. That's why the fibreglass didnt stick in the area.

25. Nothing as hot as a woman working the boat … !!

26. Where you put down three layers why not let each layer extend a little past the one before. Or a little less so that it would be less of the hard step at the end of those layers. That way you don't create a stress point. Plus it will be a more gradual slope. I have no idea if you have to fair this area later so I won't mention that.

27. Why not use the cut out pieces to fortify the door frame ?

28. the story telling and character development is improving
    Keeping talking to each other by name

29. why they have boom on that headsail?

30. I love your channel! Awesome build!

31. i watched a boat building video and they smoothed out the bubbles with a metal roller. Same size as yours but it had slots in it like a waffle maker. They show it at the 1:25 mark. Interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi2O85mkJXo&t=759s

32. 💖

33. My wife and I were just sailing out of Annapolis with friends. We were tempted to come bring you some beers, but we didn't want to invade your privacy. Thank you for sharing your lives with us!

34. Молодцы ! Извините за нескромный вопрос . А у ведущей такой же сестры нет ? Не могу тримаран достроить …

35. Do you have or can you install exhaust fans? Exhaust fans could be installed in the upper reaches of the tent to expel the hot air and possibly pull in cooler air from the bottom of the tent. Your thoughts please? Take Care, ASH

36. thumbed

37. Ok I gotta ask "Do you roll in your sleep…? Lol so much time using the rollers, even I got tired…

38. great job. Have you considered using a "vacuum bag" technique to get ride of air pockets?

39. How close are you guys to norfolk/Virginia beach? I never realized you guys are pretty close to me till Watching this video.

40. You both are amazing with your ability’s. Keep up the great work..

41. Are these lam layups epoxy resin?.. Oops guess not v-ester.. Will the tabbing be epoxy?

42. The 0 90 fiberglass just needs more resin

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