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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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Have you noticed that your edited bits of cutting and cramping the water pipes souded like the beginning of "Money" from Pink Floyd? I think that's the musician/artist showing through!
That was fun to watch. That's what I call spontanious ingenuity ! 😁
It's not the first time Peter has laid down some funky rythms and beats with his edits, but this time he extended it a bit, and I think, took it to a whole new level! I didn't quite catch "Money", but I'll listen for that next time I watch it.
Ha ha yes I had the bass line for Money playing in my head (spontaneously ) too.
The old girl is getting really up to date but with your own very specific needs and aesthetics in mind. Measured and thought through. Luv it!
Peter at the piping,
Man, it’s exciting,
He wields those clips,
With spontaneous snips,
Then lo and behold,
The plumbing’s pure gold.!
Nothing better than a spontaneous beer.
Watching you crimp pex connectors gave me a flashback to re-plumbing my cabin.
It's fun to see you and John having a beer together. Real happy he is putting in the Beta. Hope to see you both up in BC!
It’s great to have spontaneous beer instead of combustion!
Loved the editing of the pex clamps. Had a nice rhythm.
Suggestion, when you put in the galley cabinetry put in a door or access hatch in the back to access all that plumbing. It will have no aesthetic impact and make your life a lot easier when those pex connection start leaking. Which BTW they will if you have no accesss but if you put in access they will never leak, so win, win.
The best things in life come from spontaneous acts.
Loved the Crimping Pex Rings Sonata! I though Pink Floyd was going to spontaneously start performing Money.
The edited coverage of plumbing cutting and crimping @ 11-12 min rivalled MONEY from Pink Floyd. Classic!
I love your editing of the videos with the cuts / splices with the drilling and crimping sounds. Timed perfectly. I noticed!
Peter your new plumbing project turned out looking great. Putting the hot water heater below makes for more space for cabinets in the galley. Keep them coming.
I love you well planned work each week but the spontaneous adjustments are special!
Very happy to have won a t-shirt :D Thank you! Peter, you have mail! P.s. yet another excellent episode!
This is a spontaneous remark. I cooked a wonderful curry last night
Hey Peter, I’ve been watching your boat episodes from day one, I love every single one. I own a 1989 Mach 1 2450 magnum, and I live in Mississauga Ontario which means I have to winterize my boat every winter, and winter here in Ontario is extremely long. I hope you spontaneous pick me to win a T-shirt lol, hope you have a amazing day and can’t wait for that bonus episode.
12:06 It's almost like the beginning of a Pink Floyd song. "Plumbing! It's a drag!"
Nice to see the cabin get cleaned up and the water heater moved below the sole. Love your spontaneous extra episodes.
I enjoyed this style of editing. Cutting out all the obvious drilling and screwing, and showing all then exciting bits. 👍
Many pump noises on a boat can be vastly reduced with rubber hose(expands to dampen the pulsating) from the pump and an air tank like in a house with it's own well.
Best editing yet! Bravo.
Wow Peter your fast tracking yourself into a finally finished vessel truly worthy of great respect Cheers 🍻 hopefully we see some sawdust soon with a finished Galley
Admire the way you dive right in to these projects after careful research and study. No surprises this time, which is surprising in itself knowing the chances of undiscovered complications in remodeling. Always fun to see your well thought out, “tidy”, improvements. What a great journey this has been and will continue to be!
Stay healthy and we'll see you tomorrow.
Good one again again again. And I have said before, and I will say it again. I really like those pop’n drop stairs
Really enjoy watching you work on that boat you are a true craftmans
Great catch @1:00 on the "h..ah water heater". But you went and called it a "hwh" @4;14 & 5:35 & 23:10 & 13:58. If you had spontaneous hot water you wouldn't need a water heater. Great episode!
Great work as always! I really like the spontaneous shower set up.
Your plumbing job look a ton better than my first attempt with PEX. Very good looking job.
Loved the pex edit, reminded me of a Pink Floyd song.
WOW! That looks great. Well Done man!
All looks good there - everything is slowly coming together. Hope you make a spontaneous choice to send a t-shirt to me in the United Arab Emirates.
Hey Peter,
You made the installation of the back bone and connections easy... 😀
I'll just say the work looked spontaneously planned... Lol
Always great watching you work on and refining everything on the boat.
Cheers
Fantastic video as usual Peter
I have had 3 of those clamps fail in a little over a year in my 12 year old home. Caused significant damage and had to break through bricks from outside to fix one of them. Your plumbing job looked very clean though.
My spontaneous response is "great job on the water hoses." My more considered response is "Great job on the water hoses!" I loved the editing on the pex fit up.
Could you do a Spontaneous segment on How to remove the stainless steel rings from the PEX pipe?
Spontaneous beer consumption should not be confused with spontaneous beer combustion.
We're always told to adhere
To norms that make us sneer.
Comply I would
If outcome is good
Like planning spontaneous beer.
Been wracking my head trying to come up with something Spontaneous to say but so far nothing yet!
Spontaneus BEER!
Mitchell
sv Sonata
SF Bay, California
Looking forward to the sponaneous bonus episode, I thought I was being inventive heating my hot water from the waste engine heat, I didn't know it was usually done. I don't know much about boat systems and this channel is a gold mine for me. It sounds strange but I'm looking forward to seeing how you deal with the heads and waste water. Does the fresh water tank need water treatment or is it not drinking water?
Always check the wind before you PEE. over the rail. lol
How about a fibreglass cabinet to put all the shower controls in.
(Just a spontaneous thought)
Also never had a leak with pex.
The tempering valve also allows you to run the hot water heater very hot for space heating whole have reasonable temps for washing. That's the way our house works.
Add some cut-off valves between sink shower ,deck wash
With the FF pex crimping, you almost has the intro to the Led Zeppelin song Money pegged.
Beautiful boat! Thanks for sharing your journey.
Might be putting my foot in my mouth.
However I would glass anything that holds or heats water on bare wood.
Possibly a metal drip pan. Ps that Romex on the hull is killing my OCD. LOL
Loving your series.
Binge watching.
Blessing Gordie Crew.
Great job on the plumbing and the spontaneous shift in the water heater was a great solution!
Absolute best episode to date!
Great job!
Your editing when cutting the pipe had me roaring!
She sure is coming along beautifully!
Spontaneous🔥
Spontaneous extra episodes planned ahead? Love it.
You sure make all the plumbing and especially electrical wiring look easy! On a boat or at home, nothing easy about it to me. Great video. However, I'm always spontaneously surprised when I don't win the "word of the week"! Maybe this one will do the trick. Either way, I'll keep looking forward to your nicely produced videos.
Love the spontaneous extra episodes.
Keep up the great work!!
Fair amount of spontaneous noise in the harbour.
Using pex pipe means no soldering copper, which could cause spontaneous combustion.
Do you mark the water lines hot and cold.because I know if it was me .It would look like a railroad junction of 50 rails lines.and me fighting 🐍
I have no experience in boats construction. But lots of admiration watching you .regards from Alberta
Hi Peter, very fine Videos. In Germany at Travemünde harbour we have Storm 12 Bf, 172 km/h, 4 degrees Celsius and You sitt on your very fine Monk with short clothes :). In our harbour was a boot sinking course the water from the shore has flooted the ship. Please install a Motorventil between the shore water and a swimming switch in the bilge, connecting to the Motorventil. We don't want to se a Monk full with Freshwater. By plasticboot its equal :), :). Sorry for the plasticboot owners ( I have also one plasticboot). I teach and show young studens in there bootbuilding Job how to install electric systems on boot. Good wishes from Achim
Spontaneous!! There was nothing spontaneous about that carefully thought out plumbing system. Well planned!!
Thanks ...
Hi Peter.
A joy to see you at work again!
🍺Cheers…🙂
Good video! I’ll be plumbing my boat spontaneously later this year.
Considering Mr. Knowles is a salty sailor/boat captain, a handy man and M/S Geordie havig the grace of an aged lady I propose changin the name of this episode to: "How to pack the pipe"
As always, super interesting and nice work done!
Peter everthing is looking great, how about putting protection on the finished surface that you are working on, you never seem to take the time to cover them up?
Pex is the wire nuts of plumbing Give me soft 3/8 copper with flared fittings every time
Crimping, clamping, cutting, sounds like the beginning of Pink Floyd’s classic, “Money”….
Hey Peter, This may seem a bit off the wall but I was admiring you camera tripod at time stamp 15:41 approx. Could you tell me the make and model so I can try and find one please? Thanks so much. This was anoter great episode! Thanks Bill
Hi Peter,just aswell u no what ur doing or you'd have been in hot water lol
Peter, non-boat owner question. Wouldn't a traditional windscreen washer tank/fluid be safer? Ie cleans the windscreen better/faster also its good to -40, cheap, lots of 12v kits available online, etc..?
Well done 👍🏼 Will you be cruising in Geordie this season ?
A soon as your out in the back waters of desolation sound one of those clips will spontaneously start to leak !
Great episode again Peter! Let's hope there'll be no spontaneous leaks;-)
so cool, thanks for posting
Very interesting video - as usual - thanks. I followed your suggestion and looked up the Classic Boat show only to find - like some spontaneous apparition - M. V. Zephyrus !!
Great looking show. Is this an annual event ??
Regards,
Peter
Just curious, any chance you might consider an on demand hot water heater? They're a bit smaller.
Will you be installing a hot water circulation system so you don't waste water by running it till it actually comes out hot at the tap? A '30 second' count down switch at each hot service will flush the cool water from the lines and ensure heat on demand... I know it's a very short system, but fresh, clean water shouldn't be wasted, even with a water maker...
nothing spontaneous about plumbing. well thought and executed installation
Peter. Great video. Working with Pex is always an adventure any thoughts back on using the white over blue and red. Or was it a spontaneous decision. Enjoy watching your projects become real.
Have you thought to insulate the water tank?
I am pretty sure this already has insulation under the ss jacket.
Great episode Peter, another bonus Spontaneous episode to come also. If Carlsberg did videos??????
Always good to see things coming together like this, it’s looking very neat. Not sure of the pipe size you’ve used, but would a bigger bore, 22mm for the main run & tee off with 15mm been of benefit?
I know you'll always know which ones are hot and cold lines but when I was in Facilities Management we'd color code the pipes. Any need here to do that?
What to call a very, very big kitchen on a boat? Galleyria?
I made two pairs of gloves out of worn heavy gray socks one mittens other. Stay tuned..
Where was your post, buried, failure to turn on all notifications. Spontaneous freshwater in the bilge always bothers me. Missing plumbing while contorted under the sole, may have looked similar the Robinson Crusoe on Mars finding food that seemed to be Vienna sausage skewered on lines in a dripping cave. PEX has to be healthy compared to vinyl. Interested to see your calorifier Beta heat loop, PEX as well? Your way ahead of my progress as I am stuck earning to get anywhere near Port Townsend with boat parts.
Why PEX B instead of PEX A?
There’s a leak
I couldn't but help hearing the horns of protest in the background. Canada is hurting right now and I hope you manage to wrestle freedom and democracy back very soon.
Is that Romex if so that is a NO NO
The standards that apply to wiring your boat in the US are the ABYC standards and the Code of Federal Regulations Title 33 CFR Sections 183.401 - 183.460 The ABYC standards are voluntary and the CFR standards are mandatory. The ABYC standards incorporate the CFR standards so a boat built to the ABYC Standards should automatically meet the CFR standards. This article is an introduction to the subject and further articles will delve in a bit deeper to the material.
All wire must be at least 16 awg with some minor exceptions. It must have written on it the type/style, voltage rating, size and temperature rating. In engine spaces it must be oil resistant and have a temperature rating of at least 75 Degrees C. It must be stranded to ensure that it is flexible and vibration resistant. All wires must be identified and this is normally achieved by means of color coding.
AC wires should be sheathed or bundled separately from DC wires. If individual conductors are used then this means a separate bundle of AC wires and a separate bundle of DC wires. If the wires are Duplex and Triplex cables where an outer jacket is wrapped around a set of conductors then that is considered separate sheathing.
Always like your gentile nature and the quality of the work..but gotta say, I have never seen a rehab project that had so many of its components (all?) redone twice. Twice because they were purposely done temporarily in the wrong place at the wrong time. I appreciate the need to do what one can with what one has, but the collective waste of time and energy in this project has been astounding. It reminds me of ripoff hourly carpenters who make work for themselves by the way they choose to do things. I understand your need to keep producing content but can't take the pace. Good luck, keep safe, peace out..