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I needed to see this. Thank god for your video. Now i can fix my bubbles on my car dask.

Come on Dude! You get us addicted to the Panga build then make us go cold turkey. We need a new video fix..... Just kidding, I've really appreciated your videos and look forward to the next one, Thanks.

Hey, I know I am so late in asking this on this thread but, I was wondering on the type of filters that I would need to attach to this mask so that I would be protected against inhaling any strong chemical fumes that a type of glue called “Barge Rubber Cement” is made out of? In addition, wouldn’t the fumes be inhaled through the exhalation area? Thank you!

Two holes? Good. Hypodermic needle? Zerk fitting and a grease gun can fill voids in a rotted balsa deck.

Congratulations on making partner!

Well, Howdy partner.

20 years in auto body- straightened out many a car with that tool. Keep that board close if you want nice lines.

the thumbnail says "with a circular saw" ...

Fair enough. 🙂

That's a lot of work

Great job, love this vid

Sea biscuit is an awesome canoe!

My son cruises around campus on a longboard. Are we going to see Rene cruising around Biddeford on his new longboard?

You could make a long board sanding block

Watch for air pockets my friend, it looks like you may have a few there and these create weak spot and less adhesion. Apply resin with a brush (liberally) and get a fin/fibreglass roller to roll the resin thru the glass (dont press too hard though). Good luck, keen to see the finish!

Say hello to Raluca and tell her nice work on the mixing cam video. :-)

They may be hot but, but getting some of those Tyvek white onesies may be worth while.... especially during sanding. My son Leif calls coveralls onesies. I have been trying to get him to wear them more often.

Woo Hooo, Rene is on the TUBE!

That idea works great - one suggestion is to use a "few" 1/8" dowels as pins (say 5 in a 2x1x2 pattern) . Makes it a LOT stronger and no movement when drying or under stress. Even toothpicks will work.

Nice job! I just uploaded a new video of my Spira Robalo Panga😊

Is the 6502 mask with the quick latch just as comfortable as the 7502? Do they both use silicone for the mouth piece?

So, because you can't remove the riving knife, you wouldn't be able to make a crosscut sled. Hmmm. Don't know if I like that. But for ripping this would be a good little saw.

Is the 3m 7500 series also have a quick latch?

NICE!!!!!!!!! tx for sharing!!! :D

Thank you for giving me a little chuckle this morning. I've broken most of your commandments and learned the hard way over the years.

Your not alone. Glass is kick my a** too! Getting it done though.

Did you have to go to mountain to get that tablet?

good to see it was warm enough to glass up there in the North woods.

Yo lo usado y no me arrepiento..se convierte en piedra plástica

Long strokes with sander, or you will be sanding forever.

Boat is looking good!

Good luck with the stressful, sticky race vs. the epoxy.

Rene is BACK!

Hope all is well! Looking forward to your next video!

35$!! Inflation to these things up to 65-70$ now I'll still buy one though

How much room did you leave for the wedges? I know they are an inch high

Thanks for sharing. I am building a different boat. But the wooden knobs on the outrigger is a great idea. Wood on wood looks great and does not grind as metal on wood would. The size also means its easy to fasten without tools. And its easier to make some sort of locking mechanism so they wont turn. Thanks

I would say as long as you keep it dry, and treat it with bleach It should be good and stay solid until you’re ready to finish it I would not use kills. It seems like it would be a little much maybe as a last resort if bleach siding work

Roy your an inspiration for sure. I love the Diana rose and the new mini your building. I love water and nature and want to be able to live nomadic in a boat with my wife when the kids leave the nest and I have dreamed of building a house boat for a while. Watching your videos truly makes me believe that I can do it myself. I have a lot of woodworking tools, but no boat making tools. I was wondering if you knew of any specialty tool that was hard starting out or anything that you needed that the average woodworker would not have. I am by no means a Carpenter, more of a diyer/handyman but what was the most difficult thing about learning how to make boats from being a carpenter?

Where can I buy that furring strip under the black lead ducks please

Hey Rene - I wouldnt mix the resins. 2:1 ratio is a lot stiffer than a 5:1 mix. The latter is preferred for boat building as it gives more flexibility in the when it takes the load. Where as the former is stronger but more brittle. As for measuring your mixtures - I found using a kitchen scale worked best. Ie 100g resin and then add 20g of hardner

Hey Reine, I'm working on a Spira Tillamook right now and built a Glen L drifter in the winter in Utah. The best thing I found to do is put a space heater or two under the boat after epoxy work and leave it over night or at least for a few hours. Helps get the epoxy to go off faster. Heat will radiate through the hull for your fiberglass lamination too. I left mine on before and after the I did the fiberglass and it helped out quite a bit.

Lots of good ideas and tips

it is pronounce paan-ga. I was designed by Yamaha as part world bank project to help fishermen in the developing world. It was named after the Swahili word for machete. Anyway, boat looks gorgeous.

Looks amazing! BestRoy

Coming along fairLee quick!

Absolute brilliant sinplicity. I wanted to add a rudder to this Intex Seahawk 4 w homemade lantern sail & thought of copying the rudder on my 81 Hobie Cat 16 but those things are really complex. This is perfect & I haveveverything at hand already except spar varnish. Thank, You saved the day. Great to the point video. Greetings from Texas. ling Tor.

Great review, the best I have seen. In use with specs, headlight and eye protection AND telling us what size of mask was in use. Top man. Thanks.

The house I have been living since 2016 was built in 1920. It is semi attached. On the side that it is attached my second floor joists and my neighbors second floor Joists share a bearing over a common party wall .the party wall is 2x4 with 2 top plates . Over that the 2 joists are not lap spliced . Instead the joists from each house line in the same plane . I didn’t take enough pictures when the Sheetrock was open in 2016 . Now I am researching what may be happening at that splice .. your video brings me a step closer !

Amazing