PRIMA PRIVIRE la catamaranul cu vele Max Cruise 44 ft (MJ Sailing – Ep 240)

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1. Do you have a DA Sander? In other videos it looks like your using orbital and regular palm sanders. They pros are using DA sanders. It makes a big difference.

2. Really nice for us to see a finished design of what you're building toward… will you two be offering your learned lessons to other builders following in your footsteps ? Maybe be brand ambassadors for MC at various boatshows ?

3. Guys ROCK !
   Great to see your adventures
   Your catamaran is looking super
   Sail on
   Cheers 😀

4. Man, what a beauty! With all your hard work, you guys will probably beat the splashdown of La Vagabonde’s Tri. I have a suspicion that it will look even better than hull 4😉🤟🏻. I can only imagine the pride and jubilation of building your own custom cat and watching it hit the water for the first time😂😄🙏🏻. What an amazing accomplishment when you get there. What a great couple living your best lives🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

5. Looking good, you guys are going to have a ton of space.
   Funny, but I always think of Saigon in black and white. It must be from TV during the war. It's nice to see it so lively and vibrant.

6. The boat looks amazing , great to see a finished idea in the mind. I'm not sure I could resist getting up in the am and NOT going out on the balcony…..and yelling GOOOOOOD MOOORNING V E I T N A M ! ! I would of thought they would lay a strip of double bias along the overlap before truing , but now that I think of it , it is already overlapped and glued by 3-4 inches. CHEERS AND SAFE TRAVELS Steve h.

7. if they sorted out the shipping i would have bought one.

8. Thank you so much to share your project with us. I have the project of building an aluminium sailboat in some years and I appreciate all the details you give us. Question for you: at the beginnings of your project, you shared the budget of the building. Can you tell us an update on this. Again thank you from Quebec, Canada!

9. Who uses a tv these days?

10. 12:08 if that's the final look of that wall behind the bed, that divide not being center with the window or vice versa would drive my ocd up the wall xD

    Great looking boat though, galley looks lovely. Did have the same idea about that drawer requiring you to clear the counter when you open it as someone else mentioned.

11. I was in Saigon (TSN Air Base) in 1971 – but did not make it to the Rex Hotel until my trip back in 2018 before China flu stuck the world. The officers and "journalists" enjoyed watching the Vietnam war from the bar at the top of the Rex Hotel.

12. Great vlog kids! I have numerous friends in S.K., mostly engineers I worked with, and they keep asking me to come visit (we keep in touch). I've been hesitant but your vlog has me thinking I just might go. Can't wait to see more of your boat's progress.

13. looks awsome!

14. I do like the bamboo veneer, but overall a bit too much gelcoat surface inside for me. Personally I'd sacrifice a bit of performance for some different textures and colors.

15. No oven in the galley?

16. Are you going to get an induction cooktop?

17. Tv mounted Infront of a window not good!

18. I had to laugh at Mat trying to learn from the guy doing the gel coating… Spay coating anything is a skill that looks so simple but take thousands of hours to learn to do well. 🙂 I particularly like how he measured. A scoop of stuff and a couple of dollops of catalyst until it looks and feels right.

19. So amazing for you guys!! I keep thinking how much more there is to do but will be so worth it in the long run. 😛

20. Love the Rex. Visited there in 1993.

21. I might go with a clothes washer or find another way of keeping clothes clean while at sea.

22. I lived and worked in VN from 2002-2012 and really enjoyed working with the Vietnamese there. Very smart, creative and hard working and loved how they balanced that with their personal family need. Even back then, I had heard "rumors" of boat making becoming a thing in Vietnam but I had not idea or interest in boats. I'm seeing recent developments in this sector and the Song Thu company in Da Nang and how it is a very well run operation, even by Holland standard. I guess this is a different company in HCMC and seems like their work quality is meeting your expectation. I hope you enjoyed your trip to VN and happy with what you're seeing with your catamaran. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos as I know it takes a lot of time and energy to film and edit. I hope you will arrange to do the South to North trip, via the Vietnam coast line. That should be an epic trip.

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