Replacing bungs in a teak deck

[@KevinBourgeois-v6x]

Thank you very much! Great demonstration. KB

[@mikehowlett662]

Thanks great video.

[@tonym5546]

Great Video! I have a Passport 42 and when the woodworker came out he used epoxy on the bungs. Do you think that was unnecessary? He also drilled the bung hole only a bit deeper and put the screw back in. Does the "no screw" only apply to HR boats? Thank for posting! Love those Hallberg Rassy's!

[@simomoretti]

I am asking myself the same question..

[@josephbloe5078]

Is this process unique to Halberg Rassey built yachts? I’m not sure about skipping the screw part on my Taiwan built Hans Christian, or Tayana, Choey Lee, etc.

[@mickeydefrance]

thanks you make it look easy

[@philippetournier8715]

Hi I am french I have an HR 342 I must realize the same work
What is the tool please to cut the bung ' It is really very practical ! Thank you for your answer

[@SwiftsureYachts]

Philippe, you can use a tool like this to cut your own plugs: www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/power-tool-accessories/drill-bits/32320-veritas-imperial-tapered-snug-plug-cutters?item=05J0511&gclid=CjwKCAjwoZWHBhBgEiwAiMN66fXKLcFXhKYBne3his_Auawzi5q32Iki7Z8IC4g3UAcuL74DBIKGIxoCIIEQAvD_BwE

[@MrTrapper28]

Closed cell core maybe, but a lot of older Swedish boats have a balsa core in the deck. Get water in there and you have a big problem.

[@mikecorleone6797]

He said “bung cutter” lol

[@basebrown]

no, no & no