Wow... Mads... This is right about the time period that I started watching your videos... And minus the days you took off, I've spent a piece of my every Sunday with you since. And want to thank you so much for sharing your work and you time and your life with us all. It is a great pleasure to watch you work. And I know that I speak for everyone when I say how very proud of you we are and how thankful we are that you have allowed us to join you on your adventures in oh glorious sanding. Very spiffy indeed. Oh! More "Lookin' around with Ava" segments, please!
Mats, as a true follower of Sail life for the last 2 years I must say you’ve come far since this video. I hadn’t seen it yet but my god, what have you done and learned a lot.
Hi Mads, I am a big follower - I've learned loads over the years- so thanks for that! How have you found the ISITEEK product over time? Has it worn well and would you recommend it now. Hope all is going well. Cheers!
I found your channel when I was looking for info on the reflex stoves.... Got that and sooooo much more from your videos! Thank you! I have a skookum 34 pilothouse cutter which my father built from a bare hull. It is also of an age now that it needs a number of refits done. One is that I am removing the very ugly rugs and then I need do something with the not too attractive cabin sole. Like you I have thought about the synthetic teak as well as off the wall things like cork. I like the look of the isiteek you used. I am going to follow your example and do the small section in the forward cabin first once I find the materials. Oh and if you ever make it through the NW Passage turn left and come down to Seattle!
Did you use the Isiteek?On a update he said it wasnt as great later,mainly its hard to clean and he was considering removing it for real stuff.I recently used bamboo in a boat and it turned out super nice but if looking for the real boat look.Take a look into iroko,its almost identical to teak and less money/more environmentally sound choice and thats what we used on my dads 36 gulfstar trawler.We did a inlay with purple heart and it looks amazing.But the thing with iroko is you can use as thin of a strip as you can with teak,the dust can be VERY irritating while working it but that gets better with age.Oh and I wouldnt use it on a outside deck of any size because of weight and the grain.
Interesting, it looks very serviceable. I don't want carpet in a boat, wet, salty, yacky, no thanks, the fake teak looks good, washable, durable, good choice, now the question is, is there any fake teak maker, making it from recycled material?
blugrasssful Haha, I know ;) It looks a lot better in real life. On camera, it looks awful for some reason. That's one of the reasons you'll usually see me wearing one of four shirts while shooting video. Thanks, I do feel like I'm learning something new every time I upload a new video. It's so much fun :)
Sorry I missed you when you were in Austin. You have to call me next time your in town! You are dam near famous to all of us here! (Brian Richardson 512-217-8004) Will treat you to the town. I know if you are here it would be for work...but after that we will tour the town go to local pubs, and we can take you to some marinas. Thanks for taking the time to post all your improvements that you have put into your boat! It helps me to decide what I want to do with mine. Between work and my two kids it's hard to find the time, but I am making headway! Got inside and out repainted, new electrical (LED) ,walls and all teak refinished. Working on new cushions this month. My dream is the live aboard. But that will have to come later...... Sorry for such a long post. But really, keep it up! Keep the post coming! Best of luck to you, and Godspeed.
BrianWRichardson008 Thank you so much for such an awesome comment! :) I haven't actually been to Austin yet :) I'll be in Austin May 29 to June 5 (2015). If you can find the time I would love to meet up :) It would be awesome to check out some of the marinas! I can certainly understand why you're having a hard time finding time to do projects aboard your boat :) I'm single with no kids and I sometimes feel like it's hard to find the time. That you are able to do so with two kids is very impressive :)
Thank you so much! :) I would be tempted to ask how fiberglass, epoxy, and plywood is any more real than synthetic teak? ;) Having said that I won't be using synthetic teak inside a beat again. It seem's difficult to keep clean. I'm considering removing it and using real teak.
Sail Life , I was wondering how this turned out after some wear and tear on the boat. Nice to know you found it hard to clean. Just a suggestion but If you ever need a quick easy video a review of past products would be cool.
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Wow... Mads...
This is right about the time period that I started watching your videos...
And minus the days you took off, I've spent a piece of my every Sunday with you since.
And want to thank you so much for sharing your work and you time and your life with us all.
It is a great pleasure to watch you work.
And I know that I speak for everyone when I say how very proud of you we are and how thankful we are that you have allowed us to join you on your adventures in oh glorious sanding.
Very spiffy indeed.
Oh!
More "Lookin' around with Ava" segments, please!
Mats, as a true follower of Sail life for the last 2 years I must say you’ve come far since this video. I hadn’t seen it yet but my god, what have you done and learned a lot.
I fell upon this video today. And I got to say that you changed a lot (For the better, look a lot more healthy and happy nowdays).
I've just finished watching every minute of athena remake, I'm starting now with obelix! Keep it up mate your videos are awesome I can't get enough!
You have improved so much on your videos over the years!
How about a review on how well this project has withstood the test of time?
How things in decking have changed since then
I like how the barbell weights finally see some active and useful service. (In my experience, they collect dust in a room despite my good intentions!)
Store hand wieghts by the toilet. Do curls when shatting.
and here I thought I was the only one to do this lol
Hi Mads, I am a big follower - I've learned loads over the years- so thanks for that! How have you found the ISITEEK product over time? Has it worn well and would you recommend it now. Hope all is going well. Cheers!
I LOVE this shirt! Whatever happened to it? I've seen all the videos except the next 20-30.
Hi guys, please advice any analogues of isiteek?
I found your channel when I was looking for info on the reflex stoves.... Got that and sooooo much more from your videos! Thank you! I have a skookum 34 pilothouse cutter which my father built from a bare hull. It is also of an age now that it needs a number of refits done. One is that I am removing the very ugly rugs and then I need do something with the not too attractive cabin sole. Like you I have thought about the synthetic teak as well as off the wall things like cork. I like the look of the isiteek you used. I am going to follow your example and do the small section in the forward cabin first once I find the materials.
Oh and if you ever make it through the NW Passage turn left and come down to Seattle!
Did you use the Isiteek?On a update he said it wasnt as great later,mainly its hard to clean and he was considering removing it for real stuff.I recently used bamboo in a boat and it turned out super nice but if looking for the real boat look.Take a look into iroko,its almost identical to teak and less money/more environmentally sound choice and thats what we used on my dads 36 gulfstar trawler.We did a inlay with purple heart and it looks amazing.But the thing with iroko is you can use as thin of a strip as you can with teak,the dust can be VERY irritating while working it but that gets better with age.Oh and I wouldnt use it on a outside deck of any size because of weight and the grain.
Interesting, it looks very serviceable. I don't want carpet in a boat, wet, salty, yacky, no thanks, the fake teak looks good, washable, durable, good choice, now the question is, is there any fake teak maker, making it from recycled material?
Hej Mads - jeg synes at jeg kan huske at du har installeret en septiktank på obelix - kan du sende mig et link til videoen :-)
does that shirt have anything to do with the fact your still single? Great job. Your vid's have come along way. Thanks.
blugrasssful Haha, I know ;) It looks a lot better in real life. On camera, it looks awful for some reason. That's one of the reasons you'll usually see me wearing one of four shirts while shooting video. Thanks, I do feel like I'm learning something new every time I upload a new video. It's so much fun :)
Ava will be biased on this topic 🤣
Where find this iam from a Egyptian
Awesome work... thanks for sharing!
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shopping adress
Sorry I missed you when you were in Austin. You have to call me next time your in town! You are dam near famous to all of us here! (Brian Richardson 512-217-8004)
Will treat you to the town. I know if you are here it would be for work...but after that we will tour the town go to local pubs, and we can take you to some marinas. Thanks for taking the time to post all your improvements that you have put into your boat! It helps me to decide what I want to do with mine. Between work and my two kids it's hard to find the time, but I am making headway! Got inside and out repainted, new electrical (LED) ,walls and all teak refinished. Working on new cushions this month.
My dream is the live aboard. But that will have to come later......
Sorry for such a long post. But really, keep it up! Keep the post coming!
Best of luck to you, and Godspeed.
BrianWRichardson008 Thank you so much for such an awesome comment! :) I haven't actually been to Austin yet :) I'll be in Austin May 29 to June 5 (2015). If you can find the time I would love to meet up :) It would be awesome to check out some of the marinas! I can certainly understand why you're having a hard time finding time to do projects aboard your boat :) I'm single with no kids and I sometimes feel like it's hard to find the time. That you are able to do so with two kids is very impressive :)
The genesis of the true Sail Life DIY videos of later date. You could DIY like a pro before you had the mad Mads video-making skills.
Let them sun for an hour or so to straighten out
Everything else on your boat is real. This is fake. Keep it real! Love your chanel and your boat.
Thank you so much! :) I would be tempted to ask how fiberglass, epoxy, and plywood is any more real than synthetic teak? ;) Having said that I won't be using synthetic teak inside a beat again. It seem's difficult to keep clean. I'm considering removing it and using real teak.
***** Epoxy, fiberglass and all other synthetic materials are more 'real', because they don't pretend to be what they are not.
Sail Life , I was wondering how this turned out after some wear and tear on the boat. Nice to know you found it hard to clean. Just a suggestion but If you ever need a quick easy video a review of past products would be cool.
That's how my weight set is used too.... lol
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