Sail Life – Modificări electrice la bucătărie și finalizarea tuturor proiectelor (săptămâna trecută în Plymouth)

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1. Deadlights…. NOT portlights. Portlights open, deadlights do not.

2. Little things are often the hugest….minus say sails and a motor…..:P Time to make a TP Roll Remover Hoo-hickey.

3. You accomplished a monumental project, you deserve a monumental recognition. Now get out there and enjoy the fruit of your labor. Cheers

4. Eva's I'm back! Reminded me of Psycho…but in a good way. Great job! Happy wife happy life.

5. I'd consider a bar extension on that gimbal lock so you don't have to reach under the stove to actuate it. Just imagining reaching under there after a year or so of use and coming out with a greasy arm. Yuck!

6. Sad to see the end of DIY phase, your sailing videos are still a bit too serious and methodical, but I'm sure you'll figure that part out soon just as you did with DIY videos in the beginning. Can't believe I have been watching your videos for 5 years every Sunday.

7. Welcome back Ava!!!

8. wouldn't the pot holder be better off mounted to the rear of the cooker ?

9. Mads and Ava did the springy material you put under the mattress last winter solve the condensation problem? I have an HR 34 and I get condensation under my mattress in the winter. John

10. Welcome back Ava, Probably a stupid question Mads, put can you not turn the stainless steel splash ahem back around and fit it back to front?

11. Glad to see that you install the toilet paper properly, over the top rather than under. Makes up for the oopsie of the stove back-splash, at least a little. Looking more and more like home rather than a building site which will be especially appreciated now that sailing is becoming more the focus.

12. How come there is nothing on the to do list with the windows you have somthing covering them with blue tape ?

13. how about a portable hanging backsplash lol

14. We have a (cringe) very expensive (non-toxic, non-foam, non-VOC, etc) mattress and … neither of us could sleep on it without a (cringe) nearly as expensive topper. Those things are worth far more than their weight in $$, glad you were able to get that resolved.
    Fun to see the never ending battle against leaks – how long would you say it took you to re-bed those ports? I just came back from looking at a Yankee 28' today where I have a feeling the owner maybe skipped a few rounds of ensuring the butyl tape is in all the right places – going to be passing on that.

15. Dang . . . I was just in Plymouth!!!!

16. An alternativ solution for the TP: a door with a slit

17. You guys are awesome. Jan and I await your videos every week. Have fun with the o’ glorious sailing. We enjoy those videos as well – not just the DIY.

18. You could flip the backsplash upside down so that the goof holes are at the bottom and less visible, or you could trim that part off and make it shorter.

19. 12:00 Presumably one generally isn't removing the TP core holder without using all the TP first, so at that point, ripping the core tube for more finger room is definitely an option.

20. HI i am
    a big fan of yours Mads but lately your
    content have been getting boring all you guys do is work and repairs even though you just refitted your boat , not trying to be a ass just want to see you guys having fun sailing and enjoying different places and cultures , i hope to see you and yours on the high seas enjoying and not working so much , travel safe nathaniel chase.

21. I missed seeing you in these videos, Ava. So glad you are back. Mads, you look way more smiling in the last clip than in other parts of the video, so I guess you have been understandably missing Ava 🤣.

22. It annoys me when someone who speaks English as a second language has a better grasp of it than I do myself. 🥴

23. Mat why did u not rotate the splash gaurd 180% no one would see the error😀

24. Looks like a scammer might be lurking on Sail Life. Beware

25. And …….. you even hung the TP the correct way around on its holder, great job 🙂

26. Just live to see Ava…..She is Sunshine and Bubbles….

27. Please please use goggles when using an angle grinder, specs are not good enough, I am speaking from a bad experience

28. Really love the channel and been following for years. I have a suggestion for an additional t-shirt design with glorious sanding add “man glitter”. Just made us laugh.

29. “See you!” An homage to the British television show, “The Prisoner?”

30. Good Job guys as always…….idea: Why don't you flip the backsplash material and give it another go. The wrong holes will be on the bottom and they wont be visible anyway!

31. Could you turn the piece of stainless over so the holes are below the stove and never seen?

32. hey, how do you get the tripod shots inside the boat (eg your outro) to stay spirit level steady and sway to the motion of the boat?

33. I absolutely love watching your DIY stuff. What I appreciate is your attention to detail. The boat looks great. Please, more and more DIY! The best of luck, and stay safe.

34. Use a bit of peroxide to get the blood out.

35. You two are fun, good winds and smooth seas…

36. Mads, No medicine cabinet on your boat? Keep at least Bandaids on hand.

37. Use water to drill stainless steel.

    https://youtu.be/FMzIHl1HMXc

38. Mads,
    Where did you get the pot holder assembly for your stove. I need one for my boat and I really like what you got for yours.
    Thanks

39. A remarkable lack of screaming or pain for having enlarged the wrong hole Mads.

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