Acest articol SIMPLU a costat PREA MULT TIMP!! (MJ Sailing – Ep 271)

31 thoughts on “Acest articol SIMPLU a costat PREA MULT TIMP!! (MJ Sailing – Ep 271)”

1. Okay y'all you did catch that right mr. Perfection gave it a close enough for government work check it out it's there

2. HI guys, greatly enjoying your build videos. Quick question. In the section where you are building the holding tanks, is it the case that the holding tanks will be below the waterline. If this is the case how do you plan to discharge the contents while at sea. Are you installing a pump to do this.

3. Just curious. Have you considered adjustable shelves as are often found in kitchen cabinets? Multiple small peg holes on the sides and pegs to hold the shelves which can be moved up or down depending on current need.

4. This is the reason for the saying measure twice, cut once. I'm sure we all learn the hard way at some point. The boat is coming together nicely.

5. Stop using dressmaking tapes for your measuring is the best way to avoid mistakes.

6. GUEST AREA SHELVING above sanitary Tank: Are ADJUSTABLE shelves such as used for bookcases a possibility here? This would give you and your guests ultimate flexibility.

7. I expect cockups every time I work on my boat. We’re only human!.

8. Such attention to detail in this project. I hope to admire your work in person at some point. If you have us over for dinner, I'll do the dishes to admire the drying rack.

9. well it's getting there slow but sure 🙂

10. You can buy drill bits with an impact driver attachment that will work with your 90 deg adaptor. I have a set that I use all the time.

11. More templating? I know bugger all, but the boat builders/restorers on YouTube that make it look easy, template everything in cardboard/ cheap ply wood, hot glue and screws, trial fit, adjust the template, refit, repeat, then construct in their final material of choice. Check out some obsessive templating on @theduracellproject when they were working on cockpit layout😵‍💫

12. Спасибо что надели сплошной костюм👍

13. When I have "tight fit" holes to drill I use a "flexible shaft" attachment for my drill which starts with one of those "clip on" system for quick switch between drilling or phillips head or 1/4, 3/8, etc. Or small mm sizes. six sided hex bits. About a foot long, stainless flex outer with an internal "spring like" drive. Twists anywhere. (Mostly). Just saying. ❤

14. An amazing project and a wonderful couple! Such determination! Thanks for sharing!

15. Beautiful work the end is near. If you guys were close by I would come and volunteer, to help speed things up on sanding.

16. Future suggestion, people love how to videos. It would be nice if we could take this old footage and explain how to use a router, explain the fairing compound what brand what type. With each of your videos are so much to learn but if it's broken up into smaller digestible sections, I think it would benefit people from all over.

17. It’s Education & Recreation… and sanding. Did I mention sanding? Keep up the great work.

18. It's amazing what you can do when you don't have children. I'm just a jealous troll. Best wishes, keep going.

19. The frustration was coming out in this video, I am glad you guys were able to get away for a little while though. You sound like you really needed it

20. 11min mark FILLING a decored glass with "fairing compound/add strength" haaaaaaa hahahahahahahahahahahh I have had to REMOVE compounds like this so many times from hinged edges. I've discussed before with you two. For a proper direction you want to fill a DECORED area with hull-n-deck, or handmade putty with epoxy or VE/POLY resin using cabosil, larger thickeners and "CHOP STRAND ADDITIVE" All fairing compounds are soft. They are soft for a reason, to reduce spider cracking the surface paint. FAIRING compounds do not have a structural bond, its a matter of hardness. In general fairing compounds dont even register on a barcol meter.

21. Put a little lip on the inside on each shelf of the medicine cabinet so when you open the doors the stuff stay in place.

22. We in the peanut gallery have a opinion on the dish rack but we took a vote and decided to keep it to ourself but one of the elder got heartburn seeing that one centimeter off, the rest of us said nothing.

23. “I learned nothing!” Made me laugh. Geez if there was a camera on all of us doing our DIY projects, I don’t think any of us would be in a position to say crap about anyone else’s work. I watch a lot of you boat builders. The complexity of even organizing the tasks looks daunting, let alone maintaining the high standard of construction and fabrication in every little job. I think your boat is going to be beautiful.

24. Does the holding tank discharge also outbords when being far off-shore ?

25. Great Job!!! Thank You… 🙂

26. When a man and women share the same dream there's nothing that can't be achieved .

27. Your perseverance is amazing. This boat will be amazing when you finish it and you can spend the next 30 years + enjoying the fruits of your labors. Keep on keeping on!!!

28. Honestly you guys are doing great… I wouldn't have the patience to do it.
    Can you get any help?

29. It's the last ten percent of the project that requires 90 percent of the work ha ha!

30. Looks like you are still making progress slowly but surely. I wouldn’t worry too much about the time, just set some achievable time constraints such as finishing the boat in conjunction with your 50th birthday. Besides what would you rather be doing: surfing down a 50 foot wave in 70 knot winds in the Southern Ocean or celebrating another completed fairing section over wine and brie in an Annapolis restaurant?

31. your not getting any younger my Lady !!!…👻

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