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De: James Johnson

James Johnson — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 14:04:07 +0000

Building your home on the water is such a labor of love. It’s fun to start seeing some of the bits and pieces of the finished product sneaking in.

De: Apistosig

Apistosig — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 09:38:32 +0000

Facinating 'fridge build. looking forward to its completiion.

De: Gerben Van Duyl

Gerben Van Duyl — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 08:41:08 +0000

You are doing a fantastic job! Top notch! Enjoy the work, and the amazing result! And don't think/talk yourself down. Never talk yourself down!

De: Woody Woolcock

Woody Woolcock — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 06:27:05 +0000

Don't forget a drain.

De: Woody Woolcock

Woody Woolcock — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 06:22:10 +0000

Can you dut the foam into 1 inch strips and put them along the curved side with epoxy sealed edges, they should bend enough for the horizontal curve longitudilly while they are laminated vertically, spray foam better, then fiberglass.

De: chris hobbs

chris hobbs — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 03:53:06 +0000

for the sink can you cut desired edge you want to remove and just cut the ends by sides and use a sheet metal break to fold it 90 degrees up and then weld the two slits back together

De: dremein

dremein — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 03:14:28 +0000

I'm curious why you didn't go with a foam pour? Build the interior liner (maybe with some foam board spacer blocks to the hull), line the hull well with plastic, pour in the expanding foam add the liner and wait for the foam to expand. Maybe need to top off with a final foam pour. You'd certainly avoid all the fussy cuts. Anyway I love the channel and what the TWO of you are doing. Keep up the great work.

De: Robert Dale

Robert Dale — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 22:21:38 +0000

I’ve not done a ton of research, but I am aware of some pourable high-density polyurethane foams which may have been better suited to this application. Perhaps a fixed “box” (with appropriate internal bracing to handle the pressures of expansion) in the shape of your final fridge internal dimensions maybe could have been secured in place, an appropriate release agent applied to the external box surfaces, and then pour in the foam (with desired density). Anyone have experience with this?

De: Christian J Bechtel

Christian J Bechtel — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 16:57:55 +0000

Impressive work your Fridge.
I have build also my own Fridge for my boat, actually I build it twice. First version was mit foam boards, similar what you using. Wall thickness was 6cm. Overall I was not happy and I have build the next one. From fiberglass I have build two boxes. One small and one big. The gap in between was 10 cm. This gap, all the way around I have filled with polyurethane foam. The result is brilliant. The bottom is having a slope and at the deepest point a drain plug for cleaning. Works well since many years.

De: Bob Creed

Bob Creed — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 16:28:48 +0000

Hi Maya and Aladino, My wife and I enjoy your videos!! We may not be sailors but we can really relate to the whole perfectionist vs get it done now scenario we see unfolding. You are both artists that speak to our souls and Maya your wood work and finishing look pretty damn good for someone thats not into woodwork! We love and miss your music. We found the pieces you played for the areas you visited very touching. Aladino, I know its too late for the fridge but I find that Loctite PL300 adhesive caulking works FANTASTIC gluing the foam insulation your are using. I glue and screw it with SS screws which acts as a dowel/dont go anywhere device until the adhesive sets. I've made air conditioner covers and freeze prevention barriers that have held up very well for years. The PL300 will expand a little and fill voids without over pushing the joint and it doesn't contain thinning agents that will dissolve the foam. There's also Hot Wire Factory Foam Fusion Glue which creates an extremely strong bond line. For gutting open or closed cell foam, I find that hot nichrome wire works the best but a serrated knife is a close second. All our old serrated knives end up in my workshop to live their best second life. The hot wire site that sells the Foam Fusion glue has some amazing hot wire cutting tools should you find yourself working with foam again. Cant wait to see you launch.