În sfârșit, am făcut ca acest catamaran să fie locuit | Sălbatic Sailing

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1. Great job so far Mark.

2. that is a lot of cleaning

3. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

4. can i just say 'gloves'

5. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 god bless you

6. Where has your misses gone? Just come back to your channel after being in Australia

7. We are starting to see what you could see all along. Thanks

8. Fresh cloths. One of life's little pleasures! I can almost feel their softness in my own hands. You're living the dream now, friend!

   Honestly, though, it's a joy watching you turn this into a proper boat through sheer force of will and determination! Well done so far!

9. Wood glue is your friend

10. Mark, after you fitted your sheet and invitingly said “ladies” then followed by a fragrant spritz and another invite I was surprised that there wasn’t an immediate knock on the hull of your boat.
    Great work and good job!

11. Use the whole blade, you paid for it. Listen to your saw, and keep it making a consistent stroke. When you wanted more you sped up and used a small area of the saw. The long narrow, crosscut teeth are designed to carry away sawdust, which is less effective if you just use a few inches of the saw.

12. Now can't wait to see how the decking will work great Job even though I still unsure.

13. West Ham playing in the background too.. what can be better?!? Starting to take shape 👍⛵️⚓️

14. You're doing such a good job Mark, keep going mate. 👌👌👌👌👌

15. You know they have 3M holders for your cleaning probably too late now

16. GOOD WORK! What’s that crunchy white stuff on the deck? 😊

17. That hard 'thing' you asked about is very likely part of a fungus living in wood, so there's a pretty good chance that the plywood in that part of the boat is rotten. It might not be wet now but it most definitely was at some point…

18. Mark, Once again a wonderful and interesting video – love it!. It's exciting to see the emergence of the beautiful boat you're uncovering, one job at a time. She's well made!! And you are making her shine. Congrats and thank you for bringing us along. You're by far, one of the TOP sailing YouTubers!

19. I like your new dingy…..seems nice and stable for standing in

20. How many berths are there on your new boat

    Greetings, the land crab
    
    PS the boat is cool 🏴‍☠

21. Need that raycon sponsorship

22. Nice work! Good old fashioned elbow grease and cleaning. It's very satisfying to watch. Each step forward is so rewarding. Thanks for the video!

23. Excellent work! Maaaaaayyybe some gloves dude? Your poor hands!

24. Amazing !!! Great job.

25. Where's the dog?

26. Flip the mattress the bottom is cleaner than the top

27. It's coming along, well done. Your 'hornets nest' looks more like a fungus.

28. @wildlingsailing Do you have a skill saw? A hand rotary saw? Let me know and Ill ship you one. DONT GIVE UP. (PS) Could we have more 80s music as background. Funky Have good day everyone

29. It's a bracket fungus. And that means you've got rot where it was attached. It's mycelia are the roots growing into the moist substrate.

30. You started this project at the right time of the year. You have a whole summer ahead of you to get cracking, and, from memory, the weather in Hollland usually is pretty good to bearable until late October and, if you're lucky, into November.That gives you a good six to seven months to prove to yourself you've made the right decision, not necessarily finishing the project but starting to see the end of the tunnel!

31. I think that is a fungus that usually grows on birch trees looks a bit like ganoderma piptoporus fomitopsis.

32. Progress each video…..don’t give up the ship…….and soon ⚓️⚓️⚓️away…..👍👍👍👍

33. When you pulled out the lantern, at first I thought the glass was part of a bong lol.

34. good job Mark.👍👍🇱🇺
    keep it up and you'll get there.⚓⛵🇳🇱

35. Such an unexpected bright retro/ contemporary interior, with all the curved lines , it's very cool .You're doing a great job . from a Brit in Toronto .

36. Is it possible to build a system with a cabin on top of it?

37. That "weird" hard thing You ripped off the undersight of the deckheadbeam looks like a fruiting body of one of the many wood-living fungi. You better inspect that beam much closer (and neighboring parts) to check which fungus it is and what dimension the mycelium has. Some fungi vastly reduce the strength of the wood they live in over time. Usually, fruiting starts once the original branch/trunk/beam is eaten up and spreading becomes crucial for the fungus to live on. Needs further investigation in any case. Thanks for sharing!
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    Edit "… this is just for not having disgusting things on the show!" 😅 <proceeds getting rid of the second hull>

38. I live in the Netherlands, following since a while … need a hand ? ( I have a van )

39. That forward beam that fell out probably needs a pin in the bolt that secures it, otherwise it will happen again.

40. 31:00 nice bong… 31:01 nevermind

41. Awesome watching your videos Mark!! I realise that it takes a lot of effort to video yourself doing the work (and capturing the minute details)! And then all the detailed editing!! All on top of the mammoth task of fixing up the boat!!! Please don't stop going the extra mile!! It is facinating watching the process. In the words of the great Garreth of "Salt & Tar: "One day you'll be floating in the tropics and drinking margaritas…..!" 😊

42. Keep up the awesome work so far.

43. Out of all the YouTuber building sailing vessels I want to see how this one turns out.

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