Tatăl meu a construit 4 dintre casele noastre – ce părere are despre lucrul pe barca noastră? Mulțumiri lui Henson Shaving pentru sponsorizarea acestui videoclip! Vă rugăm să vizitați https://hensonshaving.com/mjsailing și să utilizați codul „mjsailing” pentru a obține 100 de rezerve gratuite de lame chiar acum. Părinții mei vin să ne ajute la construcție pentru câteva zile. Nu numai că tatăl meu a spus că vrea să dea o mână de ajutor de mult timp, dar am așteptat cu nerăbdare să obțin perspectiva lui despre această construcție. Asta pentru că, de-a lungul vieții mele, părinții mei și-au construit patru case în care am locuit, practic singuri. Chiar și când lucra cu normă întreagă, tatăl meu petrecea în fiecare noapte și în fiecare weekend trecând prin etapa de construcție a fiecăreia dintre casele noastre – de la cadre la gips-carton, la acoperiș, la electricitate. Deci, cum se compară asta cu construcția unei bărci? Mai exact, cum se compară a face gips-carton cu a face carenări? Aceasta este o întrebare la care aveam nevoie de un răspuns. Cu părintele meu petrecut trei zile cu noi, l-am pus pe tatăl meu să lucreze în dana pentru oaspeți din pupa, șlefuind compusul de carenaj existent și apoi pregătind o suprafață goală pentru a o adăuga. Pe partea exterioară, a avut șansa să vadă cum era să curbe complexe corecte și să amestece cusăturile de bandă în spumă. Care au fost aceste gânduri despre proces? Asigurați-vă că urmăriți ultimul nostru episod pentru a afla!
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TATĂL MEU obișnuia să construiască CASE, dar poate să construiască o BARCĂ? (MJ Sailing – Ep 308)
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Great job Dad. You are not the only one looking forward to seeing the kids out on the water on that beautiful boat that they built.
Not hesitating to boss your dad around there Jess! It is so cool you're getting to do this with your dad. Cherish those moments. Hopefully Matt has recovered by now.
Thanks again for your time to put this together.
hope you all feel better soon – we also got Covid at the show – we know at least 6 couples who brought Covid home from the show
@21:00 Who is that pale man back there? Matt's ghost?👴👻😉
Build a houseboat is fun
Sanding is the worst job of any project.
Me thinks, your dad will have the flu, next time you asks him for help. What you both need is some free help. Seriously, your parents as amazing.
Watch your dad, he really does know what he is doing with the fairing compound.
Nothing like having Dad to give you a hand…
Jessica and Matt, Checking in after too long away from your videos and since my visit. It is fantastic to see how much progress you have made. I'll have to go back to see your steps. Wonderful of your folks to help out. Somehow teaching at Cruisers University and one day at the show I dodged the virus going around. Sorry to miss you. Next year. Health and peace, Sockeye
I have become a massive fan of the scratchy green finish. Way to go DAD!!!!!! and MOM!!!! Oh and thanks for making Jessica 😉 Probably harder than making a house or a boat, but she is worth it!
Hey Dad, I know exactly how it feels when the rolls reverse and your little girl starts teaching you something. LOL
Fairing is soul destroying!! Well done Dad!!
Thanks mom and dad. Sharing the preparation techniques for fibreglass sanding, cleaning, fairing, sanding, cleaning, fairing, sanding. Slow and tedious. Dad got to work with 2 different types of epoxies, compare and contrast.
Because of the exhausting, repetitive naure of tne work, it's good to mix it up with other boat projects.
Are you sure your Dad will ever come back after that three-day torture session? Wow, fairing is tricky, hard and tedious.
Having your parents DNA in your boat is special, you'll always have that. Also having another construction worker discuss the build with is very useful, with his years of experience, did he have any useful tips? I hope Matt is better by now. Stay Safe & Fair Winds!! ☘
Hope you're both feeling better! Awesome to have Dads help – such great progress!
You can teach an old dog, new tricks. Nice work by your father.
Now we know where you get your work ethic from