As other sailing channels introduce drama and are obsessed with them selves and their ego's it is so refreshing to watch you guys just getting it done....your girls are a pleasure to watch and naturally beautiful and I love the way your tape ball keeps you so amused..nurturing the inner child You are my #1sailing channel...light n happy...keep up the good work and practice ideas...the best sailing channel.on the net right now
What a beautiful family... hard working. You a lucky guy Teal, blessed with two beautiful woman. My daughter and I love your channel. From Adrian in Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
Working in the port hull reminded me of the story of the gynecologist who renovated his kitchen through the letter slot in the front door! Luv ya work!!
I had a snappy answer about the holes in the boat. "It's just a little hole Linh", it'll only let in a little water, but Teal used the 6 inch hole cutter and I got that OMG feeling. Teal, I think that your doing all the holes just for the "Thickened Epoxy". LOL Have a good adventure and God Bless.
You've been busy repairing. painting SVBASIK. Always enjoy seeing you Lihn, Teal, & Emma! Teal, think maybe you can weigh that ball? I hope you 3 have a good week.
Tape Ball rolling skills class 101- while you wait. Porthole Perfection on Teal Time. Machine Shop alterations- Just a walk in the seeder sections of town. Compass the Conqueror cameo appearance. It's just a little Hole in our Boat- Linh. Thickened Epoxy. The mixing measurements might be a little off after 3 shots just say'n. Great work crew of basix. Hope you're on the water now- your hard work has rewards. Safe adventures ahead.
Always good to see such a great family working together..and sending the girls to the machine shop probably helps the budget...who wouldn't want two stunning girls in their shop !!!
HaHaHaHaHa! YES!!! Heard the Call of the Thickened Epoxy that's been quite a while since that episode, Nice that You are All doing well and enjoying Life Enormously! Surely you are Nice to know You are All doing Well! Be Always Bless and Safe! And have tons of fun!
Ahh.. Rocky Point (That's what we folks in AZ call Puerto Peñasco). I have great memories of camping on the beach (Playa Bonita?) in the early 90s. Great food, beautiful weather, warm water. You just have to remember to shuffle your feet in the water so you don't get hit by sting rays. Ladies would walk the beaches in the early morning selling fresh tortillas and warm burritos... we bought everything we could and it was always delicious. Looking forward to you guys getting back on the water. Cheers!
Rocky Point has gotten is a metropolis compared to what it was in the '90's! My last time there was in early 2000's when we used to camp at Playa Elegante. I also have fond memories of the ladies selling burritos and tamales from 5 gallon buckets on the beach. So delicious!
It’s so great to see you guys are still doing well and producing great vids. Just a thing I noticed in your last vid is a lot of screw type hose clamps now these things are wonderful but can be very unreliable and that’s why they are not allowed in aviation and you won’t see them in the motor industry anymore. Now I don’t fully know a solution but spring clamps have become very common. I know your enquiring great mind might come up with answers along the line.bless you all.
Emma's awesome narration punched up script, "about to drop", nice. Ha ha. Happy you all had a thickened epoxy joke. Never get's old. Salute! Linh don't make fun of a man's (tape) balls. It's a thing not to be understood. Just accept it. I don't get the bow spread eyebolts or pad eyes for the bowsprit. Please get into details next time on how it works on a Catamaran. Love learning new stuff. (PS Compass Cameo was great. More Compass Cam Pls.)
Congratulations for all this work done...like professionals...!! what is surprising for a boat of this quality is that the porthole surrounds have not been blocked with resin...!! there are only the 2 peuax and the certon leaves the thickness...!! in principle we stiffen the whole like an edge of a partition, so that it is more solid...!! good luck for the rest to come. Vincent of France
Up to about the 7 min mark i'm thing "why the hell is he drilling out such huge holes for pad eyes." Then you explained the compression issues and it all made sense. Good thinking and good job mate
I think you should buddy boat with Delos and cross the Pacific with them. Add in Catalpa who are in San Diego.and my favorite channel will be a Flotilla. This will be Delos 2nd crossing and having an experienced cruiser should help.
Good idea especially as Delos are in front of them on the hard standing. Hehe. Good luck guys and don't forget the pull ply and vacuum bagging. Helps keep the weight down on all the epoxy going in.
I'm no shipwright nor do I have fiberglass experience, but I like the added reinforcement you are doing for the pad eyes in the hull. That PVC sheet is pretty soft stuff, I might have opted for coosa board, but with all the resin and glass going over it you should be solid.
Thanks! We would probably use something stronger, but it has worked so for in other applications and sometimes you gotta use what you have on hand. Cheers!
@@OnboardLifestyle I tend to unnecessarily overbuild things. That material is great and has so many applications(the 3mm stuff is great for thermoforming), though I feel like the quality can vary greatly between manufacturer. 20 years ago in my line of work it was commonly referred to as "trovicel", it was very consistent in regards to density and there was minimal thickness variation throughout the panel. Fast Forward 10 years and now a handful of different manufacturers have entered the market, and most of the plastics suppliers(in Texas) only carried sintra branded or no name panels. 13mm panels would vary in thickness by a couple mm, the thicker the panel, the greater the delta. Now I'm a drafter for a broadcast integration company, so satiate my thirst for fabrication by watching videos like yours. It refreshing to see such care and clean execution in the "DIY" realm.
Teal, I do love your tenacity and work skills, you flow thru every needed happening so damned easy..."How?" Am bit old...OK, lazy to read back your profile, but do applaud your managing them ladies....Champion effort cobber.
Congratulations on a tremendous amount of craftsmanship and down right hard labor. SV Basic I looking great. Soon she will sail blue waters. God Bless, 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸the Bear 🐻
Two of my favorite families in the same boatyard at the same time. Where do they go from here? Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
How did I get as old as I am, applied miles of masking tape, without learning your trick of putting the roll on your wrist so you have two hands to place the tape accurately? That's brilliant!
I'm dumbfounded to discover to find I cannot order A Thickened Epoxy shot glass in your merch store. Or, am I just so dumb I can't find it?🤪 Please to esplain. Ricki Ricardo.
We did sell them, but after we left the states we don't have a good way to ship them out. Still trying g to sort out our store so we can have it available to you.
Our core material is polypropylene honeycomb with individual cells. Moisture can't wick past the exposed cell so I will generally not fill the edges. There are exceptions. I do fill the core with thickened epoxy when needed for compression applications or any penetration near or below the waterline. We have pulled hardware off that was close to 30 years old. The seal had failed so moisture was sitting in the cell pocket with zero signs of any decay or migration...we absolutely love NidaCore / CaniCore / CarbonCore!
Hey guys I know you cant play copyrighted music but you know what would be the best song to play in the background for this video? Dean Martin's song " Ain't That A Kick In The Head ". There is some mention in the song about " A Hole in the Boat ".
Not sure i would have use PVC rather than just fiberglass and epoxy. Dissimilar materials can create issues when under stress and create new points of failure.
I'm a little confused as to why you cut away all the backing. I've never worked on a boat so really don't have any knowledge as to why you would weaken the structure like this. My logical head is saying that should it fail then the failure is isolated to one area but if the epoxy is good then it will tear the hull anyway. Help me out here please.
Basik has a polypropylene honeycomb core. This keeps the hull light and strong. When thru-bolting and applying force this material will compress slightly. That is why we add a ridged core when installing hardware. Polypropylene has amazing decay resistant properties so we use materials with similar characteristics like foam filled PVC in this particular application.
Not sure about the point of the large hole.think I might have been inclined to stick with a small hole and reinforce the surroundings with the same material laid over.
Nice condition of the hulls at haul out. Even if you showed them after the power wash, and I knowing the water was not as warm as it typically gets. Viva Mejico, tape balls, and Total Boat products. You still don't use local talent to help out. My favorite things to do in Puerto Peñasco. The hidden Mexican jewel where the desert meets the sea. 1) Searching for the "bonita" part at Playa Bonita Beach. 2) Not spending $10 and seeing any more "conservation efforts" by government at El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve. 3) Supposed Cuban cigars drying rock hard because of the elements they are exposed to. Nothing better than smoking a Cuban cigar, drinking warm beer, and watered-down tequila. 4) Shopping in Old Town, or Rodeo Drive. Nothing better than making your home or Catamaran look like a Mexican border city. 5) Leaving is by far my favorite part. Hurry and sail to the real jewels in Mexico.
456th subscriber LIKE; 2.1K+ desktop looky-loo view. "Can you say 'MMMMM, thickened epoxy!! CHEERS!!'...?" I think you must've been watching too many episodes of another sailor's channel - who is 'infamous' for drilling holes in his boat.
Teal, I have a brand new Yacht Log Exactly as your current one. Do you want it? Free? For Emma maybe? I'll never use it. I am too old. How do I get it to you? Moses
It's antifouling paint (slowly flakes off the keep marine growth to a minimum). The color is personal preference and has nothing to do with fish or whales.
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Those port light we have in the Netherlands. The factory is near Amsterdam.
Really?! We are looking looking for 2 more.....
I agree. Never have seen or thought of that taping technique!!!
Hide the Liquor... Linh has "That Stuff" 😆
As other sailing channels introduce drama and are obsessed with them selves and their ego's it is so refreshing to watch you guys just getting it done....your girls are a pleasure to watch and naturally beautiful and I love the way your tape ball keeps you so amused..nurturing the inner child
You are my #1sailing channel...light n happy...keep up the good work and practice ideas...the best sailing channel.on the net right now
Linh, Your taping technique is the best I have seen.
It's been a long time since last Friday for some reason. Now I can smile again for a while.
What a beautiful family... hard working. You a lucky guy Teal, blessed with two beautiful woman. My daughter and I love your channel. From Adrian in Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
17:26 the Tape Ball has Returned.
Working in the port hull reminded me of the story of the gynecologist who renovated his kitchen through the letter slot in the front door! Luv ya work!!
I had a snappy answer about the holes in the boat. "It's just a little hole Linh", it'll only let in a little water, but Teal used the 6 inch hole cutter and I got that OMG feeling. Teal, I think that your doing all the holes just for the "Thickened Epoxy". LOL Have a good adventure and God Bless.
Wow, I like your "belt and suspenders" approach. And your 'glassin' skills are awesome.
I am surprised you haven’t sealed the core by the port lights. Maybe I just missed seeing it?
You've been busy repairing. painting SVBASIK. Always enjoy seeing you Lihn, Teal, & Emma! Teal, think maybe you can weigh that ball? I hope you 3 have a good week.
Great episode. Emma is an ideal narrator. The return of "thickened epoxy". Hilarious ! Thank you
Your projects are as meticulously documented as they are executed. Your patience, skill, and dedication show!
Thank you so much!
Tape is 3M 501+ the absolute best in masking.
It sure is!
I often forget that I am not watching boat maintenance but because it is Teal I am observing boat perfectification. Ok so it's a new word.
Tape Ball rolling skills class 101- while you wait.
Porthole Perfection on Teal Time.
Machine Shop alterations- Just a walk in the seeder sections of town.
Compass the Conqueror cameo appearance.
It's just a little Hole in our Boat- Linh.
Thickened Epoxy. The mixing measurements might be a little off after 3 shots just say'n.
Great work crew of basix. Hope you're on the water now- your hard work has rewards.
Safe adventures ahead.
What a team .
Always good to see such a great family working together..and sending the girls to the machine shop probably helps the budget...who wouldn't want two stunning girls in their shop !!!
HaHaHaHaHa! YES!!! Heard the Call of the Thickened Epoxy that's been quite a while since that episode, Nice that You are All doing well and enjoying Life Enormously! Surely you are Nice to know You are All doing Well! Be Always Bless and Safe! And have tons of fun!
great job Teal!
mad, Mad, MAD! Fair Winds 😎
Thr tape roll on your wrist is a great pro' tip!
Great video
Thanks!
OMG, that boat is immaculate :) gorgeous
Ahh.. Rocky Point (That's what we folks in AZ call Puerto Peñasco). I have great memories of camping on the beach (Playa Bonita?) in the early 90s. Great food, beautiful weather, warm water. You just have to remember to shuffle your feet in the water so you don't get hit by sting rays. Ladies would walk the beaches in the early morning selling fresh tortillas and warm burritos... we bought everything we could and it was always delicious. Looking forward to you guys getting back on the water. Cheers!
Rocky Point has gotten is a metropolis compared to what it was in the '90's! My last time there was in early 2000's when we used to camp at Playa Elegante. I also have fond memories of the ladies selling burritos and tamales from 5 gallon buckets on the beach. So delicious!
safe travels
Emma's intro was hilarious! :D
Linh has a tattoo 😳
Basik is looking great, it will be a great year on the water.
Yeah...NOBODY has a tattoo. Its totally unheard of!
It’s so great to see you guys are still doing well and producing great vids. Just a thing I noticed in your last vid is a lot of screw type hose clamps now these things are wonderful but can be very unreliable and that’s why they are not allowed in aviation and you won’t see them in the motor industry anymore. Now I don’t fully know a solution but spring clamps have become very common. I know your enquiring great mind might come up with answers along the line.bless you all.
This is not aviation. This is boating and screw hole clamps are approved.
Emma's awesome narration punched up script, "about to drop", nice. Ha ha. Happy you all had a thickened epoxy joke. Never get's old. Salute! Linh don't make fun of a man's (tape) balls. It's a thing not to be understood. Just accept it. I don't get the bow spread eyebolts or pad eyes for the bowsprit. Please get into details next time on how it works on a Catamaran. Love learning new stuff. (PS Compass Cameo was great. More Compass Cam Pls.)
Thank you for the info on the fine tape x
Glad it was helpful!
Nice❤
Last time I played "Thickened epoxy" I died.
Congratulations for all this work done...like professionals...!! what is surprising for a boat of this quality is that the porthole surrounds have not been blocked with resin...!! there are only the 2 peuax and the certon leaves the thickness...!! in principle we stiffen the whole like an edge of a partition, so that it is more solid...!! good luck for the rest to come. Vincent of France
Up to about the 7 min mark i'm thing "why the hell is he drilling out such huge holes for pad eyes." Then you explained the compression issues and it all made sense. Good thinking and good job mate
I think you should buddy boat with Delos and cross the Pacific with them. Add in Catalpa who are in San Diego.and my favorite channel will be a Flotilla. This will be Delos 2nd crossing and having an experienced cruiser should help.
Good idea especially as Delos are in front of them on the hard standing. Hehe. Good luck guys and don't forget the pull ply and vacuum bagging. Helps keep the weight down on all the epoxy going in.
That boat is not ocean worthy.
Find the magnets. Paint the sides that attract each other then pla ce one on each side and you will know exactly where to drill
Nice work, team.
Much appreciated!
Thickened Epoxy!!!
The tape ball😂😂😂
Yellowtail seasons coming! Your going to love eating it!
Thanks for the Vid. Went to fast thou. :)
You're welcome!
Teal if you keep the tape ball at some point you’re going to need a passport for that thing. Lol
Basik looks gorgeous! That tape removal was so satisfying too!
The thumbnail says it all; new portholes - Tool time with Teal.
You could also use two magnets, one on the inside and one on the outside and just move it into position then mark the inside.
Smart idea! I will try that next time.
@@gsail6600 Some earth magnets would work.
Good Morning from a very wet, Lodi, California...
I'm no shipwright nor do I have fiberglass experience, but I like the added reinforcement you are doing for the pad eyes in the hull. That PVC sheet is pretty soft stuff, I might have opted for coosa board, but with all the resin and glass going over it you should be solid.
Thanks! We would probably use something stronger, but it has worked so for in other applications and sometimes you gotta use what you have on hand. Cheers!
@@OnboardLifestyle I tend to unnecessarily overbuild things. That material is great and has so many applications(the 3mm stuff is great for thermoforming), though I feel like the quality can vary greatly between manufacturer. 20 years ago in my line of work it was commonly referred to as "trovicel", it was very consistent in regards to density and there was minimal thickness variation throughout the panel. Fast Forward 10 years and now a handful of different manufacturers have entered the market, and most of the plastics suppliers(in Texas) only carried sintra branded or no name panels. 13mm panels would vary in thickness by a couple mm, the thicker the panel, the greater the delta.
Now I'm a drafter for a broadcast integration company, so satiate my thirst for fabrication by watching videos like yours. It refreshing to see such care and clean execution in the "DIY" realm.
Teal, I do love your tenacity and work skills, you flow thru every needed happening so damned easy..."How?" Am bit old...OK, lazy to read back your profile, but do applaud your managing them ladies....Champion effort cobber.
I think Teal should name his tape ball friend Wilson :)😃
Knew that was Delos early on as few boats have that Net Dome.
Hey ! the star of the show made a brief appearence today in his cute red coat .
I love the thumbnail. Looks like your boat is swiss cheese. 🤣
A wonderful family. Y'all should be proud!
Delos: Who you calling little?
Teal: Well you are half a boat.
Congratulations on a tremendous amount of craftsmanship and down right hard labor. SV Basic I looking great. Soon she will sail blue waters. God Bless, 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸the Bear 🐻
Two of my favorite families in the same boatyard at the same time. Where do they go from here? Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Thank you! You too!
itchy, itchy, itchy, yeah, yeah, yeah....I hate doing fiber-glassing..
How did I get as old as I am, applied miles of masking tape, without learning your trick of putting the roll on your wrist so you have two hands to place the tape accurately? That's brilliant!
I'd never seen that before either. What a thinker she is. It wouldn't work for me because my hands are too big, but it is brilliant.
@@Adogsmate4267 lol was thinking the same, I know I am not special!
There is a simple answer. Your hand won't fit through the roll of tape. Linh is an Asian woman with very small hands.
@@JohnDoe-jq1br I huge asset when working in tight spaces. Off to find a petit girlfriend for my boat project... lol
I'm dumbfounded to discover to find I cannot order A Thickened Epoxy shot glass in your merch store. Or, am I just so dumb I can't find it?🤪 Please to esplain. Ricki Ricardo.
We did sell them, but after we left the states we don't have a good way to ship them out. Still trying g to sort out our store so we can have it available to you.
Since you’re building the titanic with bulkheads, make sure you don’t hit an iceberg, LOL
Guess i missed something. What are the holes for.
Ahh! Missed your Thickened Epoxy’s . Great video
Your engineering is always impressive. Your Tape Ball...I guess everybody needs a hobby.
Niiiiiice work guys ‼️ 👍 ✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝 👙 🌞 ✨
Why do I get the feeling that Teal just likes to fiberglass?! 🤷😂😊
Now that you took out the port windows do you add thicken poxy to inside edges?
Our core material is polypropylene honeycomb with individual cells. Moisture can't wick past the exposed cell so I will generally not fill the edges. There are exceptions. I do fill the core with thickened epoxy when needed for compression applications or any penetration near or below the waterline. We have pulled hardware off that was close to 30 years old. The seal had failed so moisture was sitting in the cell pocket with zero signs of any decay or migration...we absolutely love NidaCore / CaniCore / CarbonCore!
Ryobi needs to give you guys a little sponsorship.
So where you can see light coming through on the sides - what causes that?
… fibreGLASS …
Gee mate, it seems years since iv'e watched you do any drillin. Just like the old days.
nice
Can I borrow Teal? Just for a week or two. I promise I'll bring him back probably. 😂
Hey guys I know you cant play copyrighted music but you know what would be the best song to play in the background for this video? Dean Martin's song " Ain't That A Kick In The Head ".
There is some mention in the song about " A Hole in the Boat ".
Tape, taper, or Painter? What about Basik, the TAPEE? :¬) Webhead USA
Okay why is there no thick in epoxy shot glass for sale in your store I need one going to challenge some friends and watch MJ sailing
Being out of the country, they don't have any way to ship them.
what is the point of the holes
They are for anchor holes for the bow sprit install so they can have 2 head sails.
In truth, Teal did not take the tape off because he was worried about it being on too long in the heat. He just wanted to make his ball bigger.
Not sure i would have use PVC rather than just fiberglass and epoxy. Dissimilar materials can create issues when under stress and create new points of failure.
Linh psst Teal got his Money Shot jajaja
I could have easily watched another 20 minutes of that.
Emma invents a new game...... " Wack-A-Mom ".
👍
Nice intro
Whac a mole Dunk, lol
I'm a little confused as to why you cut away all the backing. I've never worked on a boat so really don't have any knowledge as to why you would weaken the structure like this. My logical head is saying that should it fail then the failure is isolated to one area but if the epoxy is good then it will tear the hull anyway. Help me out here please.
Basik has a polypropylene honeycomb core. This keeps the hull light and strong. When thru-bolting and applying force this material will compress slightly. That is why we add a ridged core when installing hardware. Polypropylene has amazing decay resistant properties so we use materials with similar characteristics like foam filled PVC in this particular application.
It ain’t heavy it’s my tape ball.
Not sure about the point of the large hole.think I might have been inclined to stick with a small hole and reinforce the surroundings with the same material laid over.
Nice condition of the hulls at haul out. Even if you showed them after the power wash, and I knowing the water was not as warm as it typically gets. Viva Mejico, tape balls, and Total Boat products. You still don't use local talent to help out. My favorite things to do in Puerto Peñasco. The hidden Mexican jewel where the desert meets the sea.
1) Searching for the "bonita" part at Playa Bonita Beach.
2) Not spending $10 and seeing any more "conservation efforts" by government at El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve.
3) Supposed Cuban cigars drying rock hard because of the elements they are exposed to. Nothing better than smoking a Cuban cigar, drinking warm beer, and watered-down tequila.
4) Shopping in Old Town, or Rodeo Drive. Nothing better than making your home or Catamaran look like a Mexican border city.
5) Leaving is by far my favorite part. Hurry and sail to the real jewels in Mexico.
The moment I saw you carrying the thickened epoxy I reached for my whiskey.
I just remembered your weight challenge - and I think Teal lost here because of the tape ball!
I said to find two magnets
456th subscriber LIKE; 2.1K+ desktop looky-loo view. "Can you say 'MMMMM, thickened epoxy!! CHEERS!!'...?"
I think you must've been watching too many episodes of another sailor's channel - who is 'infamous' for drilling holes in his boat.
Teal, I have a brand new Yacht Log Exactly as your current one. Do you want it? Free? For Emma maybe? I'll never use it. I am too old. How do I get it to you? Moses
Thickened epoxy time.
Collision mat....
Thickend epoxyyyyyyyyy
Cheers my friend! 🥃🥃🥃
Why is the hull bottom black? Fish are light on the underside so as to disguise against predictors...whale boat bashing issue?
It's antifouling paint (slowly flakes off the keep marine growth to a minimum). The color is personal preference and has nothing to do with fish or whales.
U should of tabbed it to the wall
You are correct and we explain that at 10:35 in the video.
Teal is going to laminate his giant balls of Tape with thickened epoxy ( sorry Linh )
and sell them to be used as Mooring balls.