What a beautiful illustrated video. So helpful to many of us. When I first started watching it I was blown away....lol. Has anybody told you your voice sounds so much like George Stephanopoulos? It's really uncanny.....Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your great video on galley fit out. So you wan a know what I wan know... Just removed that nasty rubber mat stuff old folk like on the deck, extra grip stuff well it nearly fell off it was so old but the contact adhesive will not. 80grit sanding disc is that the best and followed by gel coat textured no slip surface, do you use a textured roller??
I like your work a lot. I'm a cabinet maker by trade so I have one question. Why work with the spaces full of personal belongings? Nothing worse that working around that stuff. Why not just empty those spaces? Not enough there for it to be a chore.
***** There are sooooo many things to watch out for especially when buying a fixer upper. You have to know what your looking at. It really is cheaper in the long run to buy a nicer boat. I can't tell you what it would cost to redo because it would vary drastically depending on what is needed. This one is not my boat.
Nice man, thanks. I'm trying to find out how one can remodel a rear berth. For eg I'm looking at Catalina 38 or C&C 34 and they have these fiberglass molds, on which the cushions are. I wanna know how I could take those out and do something else with that space. If u know any source pls let me know.
Your carpentry skills rival your video production capabilities. Thank you for providing very thorough videos. I’m refitting my galley and interested in your thoughts about laminate and veneer selections and material sourcing. Matching teak veneers is challenging and sourcing reasonably priced materials even harder. Any thoughts? Dave
Thank you very much Dave. Really wish I could help but when I had to find teak I just looked online for what I needed. it really is the only way now. It really is hard to even just find railings. I had to wait two months for the rails in this galley to be made in I think it was Philippines. But there are a few distributors you will find during a search. Sorry I couldn't help more.
I'm a boat builder. I dont want to pick holes in your work, because its very professional. When I fit veneers and laminates in wet areas like the galley and heads with showers. I put a one each boarder off epoxy glue and the remaining area has contact cement. The contact cement holds the laminate down and the epoxy seals the outside edges. It also makes a lot easier to position the laminate. I hope this helps your fans.
DUDE! Nice work but PLEASE... Put on a dust mask when sanding and a respirator and gloves when using acetone and contact cement. Especially in that small work area.
Show how you can add railings around your boat, the steps in side the boat and hand rails on the roof of the boat so if the water is real rough.you can hold on as your inside the boat. Also can you build a crows nest on your mast? Also can boats have figure heads?
Hi, unfortunately im not in the position to do that. And to be honest i have never done a wall like that. But i would think it is very similarly done. I have a video on how to prep and apply. Ill reply a link to it when i get to my system.
Really nice video and well made! And i don't want to be picky but wouldn't it be healthier to wear a mask or something when sanding inside a closed space like a boat?
thank you and you are right. You should wear a mask in an enclosed place. I did have decent ventilation. And I took a lot of breaks to be safe about it. normally I would wear one but I was in between buying a new one lol. No excuse though lol.
Next time use a drywall screw start it in the center of the of your bungs or plugs and as soon as the screw hits the fastener the threads will pop the plug right out
Yep that works too lol. But you'll still have to clear it and if its epoxy or glued then not as easy. A really good tip for everyone thanks for the comment and idea.
I fear part 2 isnt coming anymore, hm? Also engine and transmission replacement etc. would be truly awesome, but i suppose the channel is dead *sigh* :(
NickFisher Hi and thanks. Part 2 is there. I'll link it tomorrow if you can't find it. not feeling well tonight. Channel is in transition and will be back up and running in about a month. Have a great night.
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Just found these videos. Wanted to simply say thanks for taking the time to post. Excellent work on both the galley and the video!
I really do appreciate it. Thank you for the comment. I glad you enjoyed it and could help. Happy new year.
Your workmanship is outstanding in all aspects, a true perfectionist. Thank you for taking the time to make these great instructional videos.
+tudomerda Thank you and your welcome.
Great work Rob. Your a craft mans resource of information and technique. I'm watching, that's!
Good video. Good narration and pace and linking to additional info on tools and techniques. Well done!
Thanks for sharing, you make it look easy, will be referencing these How-To videos when I start my projects.
Your welcome. I'll have the others up in a few days.
What a beautiful illustrated video. So helpful to many of us. When I first started watching it I was blown away....lol. Has anybody told you your voice sounds so much like George Stephanopoulos? It's really uncanny.....Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the comment. I really like when I can help.
Very satisfied with the finished product! Now i now how much work i have on 50 grand banks thank you!
Miguel Fontanez ty. It takes alot of work
ronin51670 good got time since maria willing to learn! Hope to learn again thank you for video!
Nice work, and fantastic results.
Thank you
Thanks for your great video on galley fit out. So you wan a know what I wan know... Just removed that nasty rubber mat stuff old folk like on the deck, extra grip stuff well it nearly fell off it was so old but the contact adhesive will not. 80grit sanding disc is that the best and followed by gel coat textured no slip surface, do you use a textured roller??
I like your work a lot. I'm a cabinet maker by trade so I have one question. Why work with the spaces full of personal belongings? Nothing worse that working around that stuff. Why not just empty those spaces? Not enough there for it to be a chore.
Great stuff! Looking forward to remodeling my galley sometime in the near future. Those side rails had me wondering. Thanks for the post!
Thanks for the comment. The rails take some patience and some maneuvering.
***** There are sooooo many things to watch out for especially when buying a fixer upper. You have to know what your looking at. It really is cheaper in the long run to buy a nicer boat. I can't tell you what it would cost to redo because it would vary drastically depending on what is needed. This one is not my boat.
Nice man, thanks. I'm trying to find out how one can remodel a rear berth. For eg I'm looking at Catalina 38 or C&C 34 and they have these fiberglass molds, on which the cushions are. I wanna know how I could take those out and do something else with that space. If u know any source pls let me know.
Well done. I am about to restore the interior of my Chrysler 26. Thank you
+Scott Dicker Thank you and you are welcome. Good luck
Excellent video! You do excellent work.
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What I like most, and I really appreciate all your expertise, but what stands out is that you didn't use your girlfriend in a bikini as clickbait
Amazing video! Thanks so much for sharing!
Your carpentry skills rival your video production capabilities. Thank you for providing very thorough videos. I’m refitting my galley and interested in your thoughts about laminate and veneer selections and material sourcing. Matching teak veneers is challenging and sourcing reasonably priced materials even harder. Any thoughts? Dave
Thank you very much Dave. Really wish I could help but when I had to find teak I just looked online for what I needed. it really is the only way now. It really is hard to even just find railings. I had to wait two months for the rails in this galley to be made in I think it was Philippines. But there are a few distributors you will find during a search. Sorry I couldn't help more.
No worries, thank you again. Unfortunately, trial and error sometimes is the only alternative.
I'm a boat builder. I dont want to pick holes in your work, because its very professional. When I fit veneers and laminates in wet areas like the galley and heads with showers. I put a one each boarder off epoxy glue and the remaining area has contact cement. The contact cement holds the laminate down and the epoxy seals the outside edges. It also makes a lot easier to position the laminate. I hope this helps your fans.
Nigel Spendlove hi. Thank you for the comment. And i actually started doing that lol. It is a great tip and one everyone should use. Thanx again.
Subscribed just now. Just bought a 27 foot O’Day
The Whatsit ty have fun with it
You can use a cabinet file to get the burr off the edges of the laminate.
DUDE! Nice work but PLEASE... Put on a dust mask when sanding and a respirator and gloves when using acetone and contact cement. Especially in that small work area.
Where did you get your wood laminate from?
Show how you can add railings around your boat, the steps in side the boat and hand rails on the roof of the boat so if the water is real rough.you can hold on as your inside the boat. Also can you build a crows nest on your mast? Also can boats have figure heads?
nice work, nicely done!!!
can you show how to re-veener interior walls?
Hi, unfortunately im not in the position to do that. And to be honest i have never done a wall like that. But i would think it is very similarly done. I have a video on how to prep and apply. Ill reply a link to it when i get to my system.
Its actually three videos on the head remodeling. It starts with this one.. ua-cam.com/video/ZXogDHsBNdM/v-deo.html. Have a good one hope it helped.
Yeah a little stone back splash behind sinks and tap would be nice...
That would look really nice.
Beautiful work
Your welcome. I'm a new subscriber today and catching by binge watching your videos.
The old wood did not look that bad. But great work !
Great video clever man
Really nice video and well made! And i don't want to be picky but wouldn't it be healthier to wear a mask or something when sanding inside a closed space like a boat?
thank you and you are right. You should wear a mask in an enclosed place. I did have decent ventilation. And I took a lot of breaks to be safe about it. normally I would wear one but I was in between buying a new one lol. No excuse though lol.
Next time use a drywall screw start it in the center of the of your bungs or plugs and as soon as the screw hits the fastener the threads will pop the plug right out
Yep that works too lol. But you'll still have to clear it and if its epoxy or glued then not as easy. A really good tip for everyone thanks for the comment and idea.
i have a few questions for you. do you have an email i could contact you at?
I fear part 2 isnt coming anymore, hm? Also engine and transmission replacement etc. would be truly awesome, but i suppose the channel is dead *sigh* :(
NickFisher Hi and thanks. Part 2 is there. I'll link it tomorrow if you can't find it. not feeling well tonight. Channel is in transition and will be back up and running in about a month. Have a great night.
nice work formica can be a bit h to work with.
You roll and sand without protection! You even tape in beween long plastic!! You dont protect yoursel.... Rest all good! Wish you all well........
Good job but that grey laminate is horrible...
Lol ty much. Clients boat... we all have different likes i guess. Thanks again and enjoy.
taste is like colors, nothing to discuss about!
Gave up watching due to all of your pop-ups. You seem to have good videos, but I'm not going to chase pop-ups every minute or two.