Reconstruirea interiorului putred al catamaranului meu | Sălbatic Sailing

25 thoughts on “Reconstruirea interiorului putred al catamaranului meu | Sălbatic Sailing”

1. Will be nice to see your mom and dad. They are as good as gold.

2. Hi!
   I will continue to watch all your coverage.
   What you are doing is great. You create value.
   Your ship is more and more alive, and its sister ship is more and more dying.
   Your thinking is also in place.
   You compacted the chain plate bases nicely.
   On the other hand, fasten the chain plates to the cross-supporting bulkhead, very firmly. Keep it up. I listen and praise you.

3. Making progress

4. 😀Love you boat, and se you work, you er brilliant, Denmark

5. Spend the xtra money and get Honda 9.9 long shaft outboards. Minimal maintenance and they last forever.

6. Have you tried a bread chicken curry please try it’s a roll with chicken curry it’s fantastic brilliant and absolutely lovely ❤

7. Another good one. cheers mark.

8. 1:40 no no no sorry it's just not the right way to sharpen a plane or chisel blade. use a figure of eight pattern to keep the stone dead flat – you're just making a channel, a groove😊

9. The beams needn’t be girthy just strong. It’s not the meat it’s the motion.

   I imagine there’s no better place to do sea trials than Amsterdam. Consistent winds, beer, and weed. 🎉

10. The two strokes may be a limiting factor for some Environmental agencies around the world but they are simple and much more reliable than people give them credit for. I would still like to see them in wells for easier maintenance and access but perhaps hinged arrangements to allow them to be lifted clear of the water when not in use etc. Go well!

11. why not electric motors permanently connected to the back of each pontoon, externally mounted?

12. Another great video and great progress 👍

13. Cool😎

14. Hello Mark, Here is my closer footage taken with permission from the boat's owners. Good luck with getting rid of all the rot. I had the same problem with my house!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW4XGnpKhVo

15. Should have named your boat Patch's!

16. Wow your skills just keep improving Mark. She's really coming together now

17. Lots of rot. Where is it coming from?

18. You know your fish mark ..! 😜But the second perch was a nice size .. spinning always good fun .. sail around the UK would be a good tester and only after a few single days just to check water tightness and everything secure .. is it what you call " SHIP SHAPE "..looking forward to your next vlog and make sure mom cracks a bottle of fizz..! Too drink that is.. not to wet the boat yet 🥂✌️🙏🇬🇧

19. If you search up "microscope" and what makes a knife sharp, it's the opposite of what we usually assume. When you sharpen a knife what you're actually doing is creating a micro serration in the metal, not making it more smooth. It's a weirdly interesting consept and helps to understand what makes something sharp. Look it up and enjoy the "aaaaaah" moment.

20. I believe the only difference between a 9.9 and a 15 is exhaust and carburetor. There's no weight penalty for ten extra horsepower over the pair. Two electric start outboards with alternators are a must.

21. ❤❤❤

22. You are doing great work. I've seen so called self proclaimed carpenters do worse . Keep the videos coming

23. I'm so impressed with your persistence, I love your accent it's just easy to listen to you.
    I lived on a 53ft trimaran with two kids and a narcissist for a partner, he was all promises but no effort and I finally realised I'd have to give up my dream of boat life to escape him. So I do appreciate the effort you put in. Keep going you'll love that life alone or with the right person.

24. You are a beast!

25. Without a doubt the most painful to watch woodworking show on YouTube. Painful because it brings back all the mistakes I've made learning to work with wood and laminates😭

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