Interiorul trebuie să plece!! RAPID!!! | Reinstalarea Flying Coney Ep.23

39 thoughts on “Interiorul trebuie să plece!! RAPID!!! | Reinstalarea Flying Coney Ep.23”

1. 👍🤞👀

2. Good Times !

3. Your project is next level. I will watch with interest

4. It's awesome to know this is her 5th restoration/refit. I went back through your earlier video's where you tell us your plans for this beautiful ship. I so look forward to you bringing her back to a true sailing vessel. No doubt it's going to be lots of hard work. And cost quite a lot as well, however I believe she is worth every drop of sweat equity, and worth every penny! As you say she has quite a history and has lasted this long without being scrapped.You both are doing great even though it's hard, hot, suffocating, work. Thank you for sharing your journey!

5. You two are amazing. What a huge job but also what a fantastic project! Always good to see a new video arrive.

6. Good to see you using good PPE

7. Please stop the music.

8. Another great video love watching you work together to rebuild your new home afloat very good filming and very interesting just on par with tally ho and all the other boat-building projects so good luck may it not be too expensive in dry dock and get her afloat again so all the best from john from rugby UK.

9. The restoration is a marathon and you are both amazing athletes ❤❤❤

10. Part of the electrolysis problem is the mix of zinc and aluminium anodes. I'd suggest reading up on anode types and properties…since your boat will be spending most of it's next couple of years in fresh water, I'd recommend magnesium.
    Don't be drawn into the 'more is better' trap with anodes, there is an ideal size for every boat. The yard may be able to advise, but sticking with the type/size original to the boat is likely to be best.

11. It seems such a shame in ripping out some of those things. Can’t wait for the finished product 👍👍 do you feel slightly disheartened when you see a pile of timber on the deck😂. I would 👍

12. It’s just as well totally gut the ship back to the bare steel. I would worry seeing all that rust. Once painted, it’ll look a million dollars 👍

13. Did the old insulation trap moisture against the inner hull? Are you going to have to use some kind of industrial rust converter and sealer on the inside? Great job regardless 👍

14. Dang…Mo “Grunt” Work☹️ And this is probably just the “Tip of the Iceberg” Continue to Stay Safe and Enjoy 😎

15. That is one rusty old boat
    I am quite concerned for you
    That is the inside of the hull and it all needs cleaning and treating to stop the rust 😮😮
    Good luck but you might be in dry dock for some time

16. Bomb fire with the wood now it’s all in a pile on the ground 😂😂

17. My experience says that it is far easier to built a new steel yacht from the start. I have built myself a 45 feet yacht from steel. But anyhow I hope all the best luck for this project. And this is really a most interesing project to follow.

18. it needed to be done. good luck. best wishes, hang in there

19. What will you eventually replace the cork insulation with? I gathered from your narrative it had been impregnated with tar; will you use more of same or something else?

20. I spotted a bright shiny propeller in the background! I hope you document that process! It looks like a real job to get the rust scale cleaned off the inside of the hull!

21. I wondered about welding the exterior hull. could you not grind the areas , use an epoxy based fairing compound to fill in the holes??? Also there is a paint/anti-rust application that goes through the surface rust and bonds with the base metal for the interior bulkheads. I would hope that they are still available. BTY your recommended YouTube channels is great as I follow most of them already. .🙂………… enjoy

22. I wonder how much the insulation was promoting all that rust. Demolition sucks. Perhaps when you get to designing the new interior a more modular system to ease access to the hull would work. Good luck.

23. Well done crew impressive fork lift use for the new user stay safe both love from Brasil

24. The hull looks great!, besides the electric damage, but yeah sanding,? lot of primer and paint .can't wait to see!

25. Hell of a job, but keep the end result in mind as it's going to be great!

26. Fantastisches altes Schiff. Das ist sehr interessant und harte Arbeit. Ich habe es abonniert und werde es weiter verfolgen.

27. You've done a great job. And even more awaits you in the front. Good luck

28. A long road ahead but you will have a ship as you want it to be with presumably better insulation and carpentry.

29. Lot of work but you will be rewarded in the end.

30. Reminds me of the dirtiest and most depressing part of my own refurbishing years ago.
    Hopefully when all that steel is correctly treated and coated, woodworking for accommodations will feel like a new world of happiness. Believe me 😊.
    Maybe because it's the transition from destruction to reconstruction, or maybe, at least from my point of view, because I definitely prefer working with wood than iron.
    Courage, the hard part is coming to an end.

31. I have been been subscribed since shortly after the boat was acquired. I think that a lot of people that follow "marine" channels, well, look for things, and, now that you are going back to the bare hull, stringers, accessing the thickness of the steel and building from the ground up, I think they will find it and subscriptions will increase, no matter how painful and environmentally hazardous this operation is. I hope this deeper dive into the refit/rebuild issues grows this channel's subscriptions and provides needed monetary support.

32. Respekt for your project.

33. ❤keep up the good work, love your video’s

34. W0W! That's an Astronomical amount of "Crap" you two are pulling out of your ship!! Job well done! Curious as to what type insolation that was? Looked like old foam? As always thanx for the share. <3 😉

35. I don't mind work, I could watch you do it for hours! Very satisfying.
    There is a small and very effective prying bar called a "Wonder Bar", in the US. Do you have a Amazon wish list account?

36. I have a lot of experience with rusted ships. This is caused by trapped moisture behind the isolation. That hull is in really bad shape on the inside. You have to remove the heavy rust scaling with air needle gun, then mediablast it after that. And use a heavy duty 2k epoxy coating to prevent future rust. Laser rust removal is also an option. Either way, its gonna be a hell of a job.

37. I would rather not have to share your torturouse segment.

38. are u not able to get some of your family & friends to come help you fine people to a wonderful cook out at the end of thier work week before . it would be a good home coming

39. although the project has revealed some nasty problems, all that has happened, was going to be done anyway! and now you have got rid of all the major tasks the rebuild will be more enjoyable and less demanding. you are almost at the top of the hill the downward slope is much easier 👍

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