Schimbări salvatoare ale aspectului bărcii noastre din lemn — Sailing Yabá #108

42 thoughts on “Schimbări salvatoare ale aspectului bărcii noastre din lemn — Sailing Yabá #108”

1. If I was in youre place I would be very curious if the boat would have leaks or not….. finding it out when its all done means you have to break it al down again or am I mistaken? Now you can check an easely repair no?

2. I'd be running your wiring looms prior to installing any baulkheads

3. You could cook with Ben Gas, but it would require feeding him a bean rich diet and plumbing him into a holding tank. If you used a flexible hose you could still keep him mobile enough to do the cooking and boat maintenance.

4. There Is Nothing Like Watching A Master Ply His Trade. That , Is Some Very Cool Purple Wood.. Take , Care Enjoy The Thanks Giving Weekend. Waiting , Patiently For Yaba To Join Odd On The Seas..

5. Lookin really good. Keep it up and you will be floating in no time !!

6. Don't forget to insulate the walls to manage acoustics.

7. You say the induction hob is gimballed, what about fiddles, can they be fitted?

8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHpeWAnqw30 Check out this video for a table. This Aussie couple refitted a 30ft and as you can imagine space was at a premium so the table might be something for you to look at! The galley door/dropins might be of interest to you in another video too….https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI457Uy1zd0

9. I don't know why, but for some reason I was unsubscribed this week. What happened?

10. Looking great inside already.

11. When you can storage the gas from Ben you can cook on it🤣

12. Great decision to go with induction as your primary cooking surface. Then you can stow away a few butane burners as backups or as a portable cooktop. The replacement canisters are readily available. Plus it’s all much safer with less hassle.

13. Goe bezig !

14. Get the biggest frigerator you can.

15. Love your work and your spirit for life .

16. ❤😊

17. It would be interesting to hear how you are going to use Yaba. As a large and heavy craft with a single motor and no bow thruster it will be challenging to maneuver in tight harbors and anchorages. Would like to hear you discuss.

18. It is amazing how Yaba is coming together so beautifully.

19. Well then Musketeers doing a superb job and interesting to watch the door fitting as am going to install a door to the Cabin of my Launch. Couple good tips there. Really starting to move along now although the detail stuff seems to take forever. Yes we are experiencing some good weather at the moment not. We are getting the Systems here in NZ that are hassling Australia at the mo and just to stir things up he s bring his mate from the tropics with him so flooding, epic /Biblical rain and hail even snow down South and wind lots of wind. Keep at it now she,s gonna be a Beauty. Oh and Carry on. ;0)

20. The work amazes me every week! What a great team. I would agree 100% on the galley change. I'm not sure if the design includes rounded corners, but a few modern boats I have sailed on have sharp 90° corners on their benches. They are rib breakers, rounded ones hurt, but sharp corners break skin and bones. Also the crazy Jeaneau wash basins are square with no overhang. All water spilled out the front goes straight into the drawers underneath. 3 times a day, I know because after washing the dishes you have to dry out the drawers.

21. When is the floor going in?

22. the main messroom table should have fiddles around the edges, in case of spillages.

23. Awesome and really coming along! If you have long runs for cables etc, might be worth running some large conduits so you can easily pull cables for future enhancements through boat.

    As with the Galley, nav station location and keying yourself in is useful, small nibs you can rest your shoulders against or lap strap is so much better than 1 leg out against something trying to brace yourself while working.

24. Is there no one there to Sharpen your, drill bits, router bits, chisels, etc? Very obvious that your tools are very dull!

25. I think "OFF GRID" is the word you were looking for. 🙂

26. Your boat is very impressive. The men working on it are true old school craftsmen. I am not sure if is a boat or a work of art. Lol. Amazing videos.

27. Just insane seeing Purple Heart being used So much – way to expensive here!

28. your music is a poor choice.

29. tip: considering the abuse the panel surface and @ oven back splash +- facing steps – it might be wise to use some more (stainless steel ? same as on the the drawers) to guard against wear nice layout

30. I so enjoy your videos,
    I really like the design.
    How awesome if that dividing roll between the two beds was removable to make one giant bed awesome.

31. Think of the workspace it could provide if that divider wall between the two big beds was removable and the mattress was a light enough to move

32. Warning!! Don't be offended.
    I don't know your goals other than obviously splashing and sailing!

    I'm sure your boat building has improved……
    Then why hasn't your Vlog productions?
    If the content is great, which it is…..
    Then why edit them so they are comatose boring?

    Any feedback is a good thing to help getting better.

    Good luck

33. Ben Glad to see you are doing great joinery. You have learned well from the pros. Keep up the great work.

34. Amazing watching the bulkheads starting to go in. I've been watching for years now (subscribed on my personal account), long time lurking, I remember all the hate you had in the early days, everyone telling you to scrap the boat and you are in over your heads. Well here you are now, proved them all wrong, and you've learnt so much along the way. Well done guys, keep it up 😁

35. with your boat name, I don't recommend travelling to Thailand and surrounding countries 😉

36. Wow interior bulkheads going in and I love the door surrounds /jambs …And all good wishes to do well against the typhoon winds…!!!

37. Thanks!

38. Wow purple heart floor ,that's really expensive.

39. Looking really spiffy.

40. It's really amazing how far you have come on it's makeover, it's looking fantastic………………………

41. You can cook with Ben’s gas. Just stick a pipe on the Ben Ass than the other end to the cooker…simple 🤣😂😝

42. Put insulation in the walls for sound and warmth

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