This is so exciting! I’m dreaming of power cat, different style but wow what you have looks Awesome! Can’t wait to see what she looks like out of the tent! Need to check some of you back videos now!!! Cheers Warren
Great progress!!! Lots of bright work, I personally am removing all bright work on my boat cause sanding and varnishing is not my thing ;) Everything looks great, good job you two!
Awesome job and progress. You’ve come a long way and the end is insight. Kudos for your determination and the amount of work you two have accomplished.
MAN !! The boat looks great. Outstanding craftsmanship. I have watch all your videos , it just amazing what you two have built in your yard . Nice job .
You two are doing a fantastic job. I built a 25' trimaran over 4 years. so familiar with that 'burnt out' feeling. You're nearly there so just keep chugging along. Using a boat you've built yourself is really gratifying.
Congrats on going with the wrap. I will be looking at that for my boat in time. The buses I drive for a living have them and they are amazing even in an accident. They don't tear
5:37 That is so smart!!! I’m watching all these different boat build/repair vids to learn how to build a DIY cat , n FINALLY found the perfect option to fastening hardware!!! Thank you!!! 7:05
Great work and a fantastic progress! I think I've said it before, it's fun to see all progress but you have to invest the available time in the boat, in yourselves and your lives. UA-cam and us subscribers should always come in second place. Don't get burnt out by trying to push out videos of the progress.
Guys wood backing will be high maintenance particularly in areas with high water contact. The way to do it properly is router out the edges of your core them soak your glass and roll lengths into rope then put that in the edge . Drill holes oversize then fill with Structural epoxy. When cured drill again and the edges of hole are sealed no chance of ingress.. takes longer to do but is a far better way, the wood will hide the water ingress into your core and after two trips you will have water being sucked into your core material and sadly you will see it till to late
@@ClaireK-v3i been on the water for 6 months. Literally no issues. It’s honeycomb core- water will not intrude. Also the bow is so high no splashing on windows either! But thanks for your concern 😊
Mate your going to have a shit time with where your cables are, you will be stepping all over them. Your obviously not people who have spent time on the water. Please take these comments onboard you do a ok job just need a lot more advise
This is so exciting! I’m dreaming of power cat, different style but wow what you have looks Awesome!
Can’t wait to see what she looks like out of the tent!
Need to check some of you back videos now!!!
Cheers Warren
Watched from the start - splash the boat and catch up later - you are awesome !
Looking amazing! Look forward to seeing it in the water. Cheers.
You and us both! Thanks for watching.
What a wonderful update! 👍👍👍Amazing progress👏👏👏 well done!
Fantastic ! Four years of blood , sweat and tears. She's looking amazing, excited for you guys to be out on the water.
Great progress!!! Lots of bright work, I personally am removing all bright work on my boat cause sanding and varnishing is not my thing ;) Everything looks great, good job you two!
Awesome job and progress. You’ve come a long way and the end is insight. Kudos for your determination and the amount of work you two have accomplished.
big steps, looks awesome!
MAN !! The boat looks great. Outstanding craftsmanship. I have watch all your videos , it just amazing what you two have built in your yard . Nice job .
You two are doing a fantastic job. I built a 25' trimaran over 4 years. so familiar with that 'burnt out' feeling. You're nearly there so just keep chugging along. Using a boat you've built yourself is really gratifying.
Congrats on going with the wrap. I will be looking at that for my boat in time. The buses I drive for a living have them and they are amazing even in an accident. They don't tear
Wow😮 what a wonderful job yall have done so far you should be so proud .i cant wait to see it on the water .again yall have done such a great job .
It looks like a beast! And those port lights ;)
5:37 That is so smart!!! I’m watching all these different boat build/repair vids to learn how to build a DIY cat , n FINALLY found the perfect option to fastening hardware!!! Thank you!!! 7:05
AWESOME !!! Thanks for the video. You were wise to skip the launch party. It isn't a good day to add any more to your stress level. 👍
Great work! You guys are doing fantastic! (Maybe take a tiny break 😊)
It looks great! Congratulations 🍾
Will you share total cost and total hours?
Enjoy!
Great work and a fantastic progress! I think I've said it before, it's fun to see all progress but you have to invest the available time in the boat, in yourselves and your lives. UA-cam and us subscribers should always come in second place. Don't get burnt out by trying to push out videos of the progress.
5:05 what is that sheet/plate called that you used to build the boat??
I'm curious too. The honeycomb product.
@@patrick-ij2xy unfortunately it seems they do not read comment, but we could get lucky 🙂
Did you use the honey comb pvc boards or the divincell h 60 ?
Guys wood backing will be high maintenance particularly in areas with high water contact. The way to do it properly is router out the edges of your core them soak your glass and roll lengths into rope then put that in the edge . Drill holes oversize then fill with Structural epoxy. When cured drill again and the edges of hole are sealed no chance of ingress.. takes longer to do but is a far better way, the wood will hide the water ingress into your core and after two trips you will have water being sucked into your core material and sadly you will see it till to late
@@ClaireK-v3i been on the water for 6 months. Literally no issues. It’s honeycomb core- water will not intrude. Also the bow is so high no splashing on windows either! But thanks for your concern 😊
What is the honeycomb product?
Carbon core is the brand. We had a crappy experience with them so we try not to promote them
Mate your going to have a shit time with where your cables are, you will be stepping all over them. Your obviously not people who have spent time on the water. Please take these comments onboard you do a ok job just need a lot more advise
@@ClaireK-v3i what are you talking about? The cables coming up from the floor? If so, Not a problem.