De ce este acest frigider cel mai greu proiect de barca de până acum?!

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1. Almost a perfect yacht!!!😀

2. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸

3. I know y'all don't want to hear this….. But the beams need the red gone. A lot of work yes! But think how much harder the work will be with the rest of the interior finished. Dust EVERYWHERE!!! 🤬 Maybe be 3 or 4 times more time and labor also. Just me but I've made the mistake of waiting till every thing was done. Then when I started doing the sanding and finish that I postponed I wanted to die! The mess that resulted in damage to some of the already done finish soooo MORE sanding. The result was The 20 or so hours I saved by putting it off only took 60+ hours to do it later. Just giving y'all my experience when I waited to do finishing work later on to "save time".

4. The interior layout and woodwork of this boat is so gorgeous and inviting—I'm glad it's getting its due in terms of finish. Keep on keeping on!

5. Why refrigerate wine?

6. Aladino's work is masterful and his attention to detail is always impressive! However I am skeptical about the size of that Fridge. How many cubic feet is that and how long will it be before Maya wishes she had more space? Most people who go camping for the weekend take a larger ice chest than that. Love your channel!

7. Wanting to be overly cautious I guess 350GMS of kevlar might do the trick under the fridge liner for you,

8. I'm not a sailor, but I imagine myself crossing an ocean without cold provisions, and my next thought is, I would never be a sailor. I love a great adventure, I also love a great plan for the great adventure. As always, the level of workmanship and the attention to the smallest detail is nothing short of amazing. Thanks for taking the time to share.

9. We were just wondering how you will remove the moisture that builds up in a fridge on a boat? There is no drain and no matrix to keep items dry in the bottom of the fridge. Or are we getting ahead of the plot. 😀 Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid.

10. Ciao … great job!!

11. I am so privileged to be able to follow your build. I am so very glad that you show all the stages even all the sanding, which is very important work. I have learnt alot from you. Take care and God bless you. Keep up the amazing work.

12. Are you going to put something between the bottom of the fridge and boat for added support and aid in less noises from even the slightest of movement. Even some foam spray?

13. Your doing great Maya, it’s the small tedious long shitty jobs like sanding and varnishing and sanding and varnishing…… that when finally finished makes you smile, your talents are astonishing and life will be carrying those beautiful musical sounds again. ♥️♥️

14. LOL ~ I think you bruised the wine!!!

15. Another great episode. I so look forward to Friday when the new ones come out!

16. If the fridge goes wrong…. how will you get it out to repair?

17. Well done you two. Looks amazing. So proud of you both. Keep up the good work. SV Kiwi Lady Opua Bay of islands New Zealand 👍🏿

18. Maya and Aladino, I have so much respect for you both. A great filmmaker and a great shipwright, taking the world on your own terms. Love and respect to you both!

19. Aladino, if it's not too late already (I realise video publication follows behind actual work) might I beg you to reconsider the design of the fridge lid..? Although I think you are putting the cooling plate against the curved (angled) outer wall, there is still quite a bit of space that will be left 'tucked up' under what appears to be a fixed panel along the hull side of the lid.
    This odd-shaped space would be perfect for a shallow shelf or basket to take shorter items, like small jars, small tubes, and all those itty bitty bits that end up in the door shelves of normal refrigerators, yet still leave the deepest part of the fridge for taller items and bulkier items.
    If utilised for the 'itty bits', the fixed outer half of the lid probably ought to be also able to open so as to enable easy access from the top, and thus better enable the use of that odd-shaped area.
    Just a thought for your consideration….

20. More great content guys, I'm still in the hospital and your channel never fails to occupy my mind, it's not repetitive for someone like me who wants to see everything. I can't wait until you splash this vessel, I'm sure it will be beautiful because you work together. LOVE your stuff guys

21. No refit is complete without a lot of "Oh Glorious Sanding!" as anyone who has watched Sail Life would tell you. So sand all you want, we'll watch more. 😁

22. Submitted for your consideration: Many of your viewers have had little or none experience working with their hands. They may be incapable of appreciating the sometimes monotonous work necessary to achieve what could be beautiful results.
    The efforts extended only add to the joy of a beautiful finished project! Be proud!!!

23. When you get finished and start enjoying travelling we will miss the integrity of the work you both do. It’s getting closer!

24. Mya you are amazing keep being you your strength is in your smile please stop and play all of us some music you have time.

25. The worlds first bullet proof fridge is a fact! Overbuilt is an understatement for that unit. One thing it is, compressor or no, it is already very cool! I also love the look of the natural teak, its so much less obtrusive, more reserved in a way. This boat is set to become a major tourist attraction! That's probably not what you were aiming for but I'm convinced it will become a true sailing home on the oceans.

26. Fun boat projects are the joys of owning a boat 😊❤🇦🇺

27. I totally understand the thinking on different approaches to getting things done right. It surely is a big part of doing a job so there's no hiccups to contend with.
    Y'all are doing a superb job and yes, there's lots of tedious things to get done but you're knocking it out a bit at a time.
    Risky a pleasure to see this work in progress and the detail y'all share makes us appreciate your hard work even more.

28. Great episode, thank you. Enjoying the process after all "you can't rush art"

29. Ingenuity, ability, know-how, and many more skills are all essential to bring this project to fruition—boundless admiration for the pair of them. Patience and forbearance do not fit easily with youth and ambition. I feel their frustration at the seemingly endless tasks demanding attention. However, that said, there are few other routes which will eventually lead to a happy and fulfilling life.

30. Huh I actually think that the sanding is one of the most satisfying parts. 🙂 Good job, fridge looks great. Can imagine it being nice to finally imagine one of the things you love so much – cooking.

31. Did you say stain on teak. YIKES Sorry for your luck

32. Very nice work!

33. Great example how a think-try-refine cycle produces an outstanding result.
    One question though – is there a reason you don't install a drain from the fridge? My experience with quite a couple of different boats is that every box fridge develops some kind of sump that needs either to be drained, or painstakingly cleaned and dried?

34. Great work, guys.

35. SHOW MORE SANDING!

36. Is that Maya singing at 3:00? Absolutely fabulous, love voice, backing and mix!

37. I just love the "perfect fit" line and smile from aladino!

38. To be honest, the idea of making your own custom fridge never came to my mind as feasible – what I adore about Aladino's work is the inspirational as well as educational aspects – thank you Maya! (BTW, I volunteer on a tall ship and half of the training/maintenance day there is – you guessed it – sanding 😅).

    Thank you for making these videos and Help you God!

39. Looks better every episode. Everyone knows that a project that large requires a MASSIVE amount of sanding by an expert and Maya you have now certainly qualified as such. I can't wait to see the results with the varnish.

40. Maya, these videos are fun and interesting. I know there is much more that you do that is not on camera. My prayer for you is that you can more and more come to embrace the process. Seriously, I really enjoy the craftmanship of Aladino and the excellence of the editing. And I am not a boat builder, but I love watching the technical stuff of the build. Please don't get discouraged. You are doing a wonderful job. Thank you.

41. You could have a bath in the fridge!! Better fit a soap Holder!!

42. nice work.
    I didn't see it, maybe you thought about it, fridge needs a little hole in the bottom to let water out(from condensation, ask me how I know..I built my boat fridge without it). All fridges should them.

43. Love how the wood looks when the red gets off

44. sanding before the deep clean means 1 deep clean not too.

45. You both are just amazing! We’re really gonna miss you guys! So excited that we get to see you through YouTube, at least ❤❤❤

46. Why would you use such a huge sink instead of a double sink. Isn’t it going to waste a lot of water when doing the dishes.

47. The content has been great. All aspects are interesting as it’s all part of the project. All the best.

48. I agree with the "reddish color" being less pretty than the original colour of the teak. The interior will look better after the sanding. 👍

49. Loved the sanding, Maya 😍 and of course Aladino's work with styrofoam and fiberglassing. You're getting there, you two!!

50. I would have put the fridge somewhere else. Why does it have to be in the galley? You can insulate any space and put a cold plate in it and get the desired "cold space."

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