Reconstruirea unei barci cu pânze din lemn: primul traversant subacvatic — Sailing Yabá 173

21 thoughts on “Reconstruirea unei barci cu pânze din lemn: primul traversant subacvatic — Sailing Yabá 173”

1. they are called Wingnuts !!!

2. Started watching yall from the start. Really impressed with the dedication yall have. Keep up the good work. Awesome job

3. I hope your splash day video is going to be min 1 hour long. Following you for many years and if the splash day is a 20min video it is going to be very disappointing

4. ❤❤❤❤👀

5. Rebuild another boat plzz n Tkzz.,.,.,peace

6. To ensure that the sea water pump which transfers sea water from the filter , assume the pump is positioned below the water line so that it is self priming.

7. What your calling a water filter has a nautical neme……Sea Chest…no matter the size.

8. Unless you've read the manufacturer's information and the valves you bought (2") are not really 2" unless you specifically ordered a True 2" valve what you have is appx. 1.25 to 1.5" but youll spend a lot more$$$.

9. Hi guys my name is John I've been watching you religiously it's like a 7 Day holiday for me I think I've watched you three times today lol anyway my boat is ready for lunch I finally finished my small 26 sailboat waiting for time to launch

10. "wing nuts"

11. wing nuts those nuts are called buddy.

12. Hey Ben, progressing well mate. I think you should go visit a tractor/ farm shop over there and see if you can get a PTO shaft cover, it would fit over the drive shaft and add protection from anyone falling in that area as I expect at some stage you will be working around the motor at sea. That covers are a type of plastic, lightweight and strong as and they are a sleeve arrangement so you can cut it to suit the length you want. I think it would be a great solution, I use them on all my PTO driven machinery on the farm as they are mandatory here in Australia. I’m really loving these daily posts, it’s amazing how much work gets done that isn’t posted in your weekly update. Well done guys

13. Ideally the water filter would be secured above the waterline – it’s safer that way because you’re less reliant on the seal from preventing serious water ingress into the boat and you can open it even with the through hull open. Looks like your thinking of installing it well below the water line?

14. I swear MP might be the cutest human ever, and I'm totally invested in poor Ben's exhaustion trying to get Yabá on the water.

    I sincerely hope decisions like this through-hull drilling method, which is understandably rushed considering the circumstances, doesn't create huge heartaches later.

    Oh the drama!! ❤️

15. Buy a set of hole saws because you will need it in the future 😊😊

16. Looking good mate love the daily episodes. 😊😊😊

17. Are the 2 welders really named Bruce and Lee??😂😂😂

18. Just watched latest video, everything looks great. I might be mistaken but please check belts on engine before starting, didn't notice a drive belt on raw water pump

19. Yaba is looking great! A guard around the spinning prop shaft is definitely required. This thing is dangerous. Is the engine raw water cooled? If so you can think about a (Bowman) heat exchanger. Not very expensive and it will prolong the life of your engine immensely.

20. How did they ever build wooden boats without epoxy and Sikaflex??

21. Look like the steel is REDdy haha get it

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