Making The Fiberglass Insert For The Bertram Locker
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
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Materials used in this video:
Totalboat 2:1 Epoxy with slow hardener
1708 Biaxial Fiberglass
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Denatured alcohol instantly releases set hot glue...Thanks for another cool video Andy!
Good stuff. Used what you had for a template. Enjoying this Bertram series.
This is the thing you do best! Informative and visual two thumbs up 👍 👍
Nice splash, excellent use of scrap pieces.
Sweet ! Andy..
I am currently working on a 1964 Chris Craft Corsair (16 ft runabout). Id love to pick your brain about some of the ideas I had in mind and best ways to accomplish best results.
This comment is intended as my thanks to Andy... he does answer email questions... and to give NEW VIEWERS my endorsement. If there was a star rating option, I'd give 5 STARS. I'm not building a boat, I'm building a Camper but... I learned everything about fiberglass construction, application and repair right here on BoatwrksToday. I HIGHLY recommend that you Subscribe, hit the notification bell icon, leave comments and give a big thumbs up! I also recommend sharing the link with any DIY'ers you might know.. Thanks again Andy.
my widdle macgregor is sporting reinforced hatches, new windows, new anchor locker (where there was none before) and a completely resealed epoxy hull.... all thanks to Andy! So more kudos and Aloha from Hawaii. :)
You can really thank Andy by becoming a Patron, it's a great investment in a terrific YT channel plus you can ask questions to your fiberglass, paint/gelcoat problems....👍
Andy, you make things look so simple
Nice job
Gonna be fun to see how you will get it in place if you want it to go behind the existing glass and fitted to the bottom!
Hey andy, I have been watching your channel for a while now. I love the way you present your Projects. I believe , (And everyone correct me if I am wrong) your Video's can easily be converted into a step by step Course that you can Offer on Skillshare. It can be an Extra source of Revenue with out to much more than watch you already do. You explain yourself and the concepts well. Skillshare teachers can make as much as 100K a year doing this. Now I can't call myself a friend as I have never met you. But I am a fan of what you do , And I believe I would be wrong If I didn't try to persuade you to think about it. and Please everyone call me out if you think I am wrong but, I believe you have more potential than you realize. I hope you and everyone else don't think I am over stepping myself as that is not my intention.
it's 3:48 am and i'm starting my day with a new video! yay!
Congrats, Andy!! Well done, sir!!
Great idea 👍😁
Are you going to trust all the strength/rigidity (of that beam separating the storage compartment from the fuel tank compartment) on just the fiberglass you're prepping for or will you install a plywood bulkhead behind as the member that actually supports it? As an architect, I think I would feel better about the life of that separating beam if it had a structural support member underneath rather than just the fiberglass that makes up the wall of the storage compartment...but you're the boat expert, not me. Another super-informative video! BIG thumbs up!!
Having had to do a few bits on my boat needing a similar resolve I wish I had thought of flat to flex shall we call it. Makes the process a lot simpler and less time consuming. I've actually got a shaped seat and battery compartment to make so may employ this and see how it fairs.
Keep up the good work Andy 👍👍
Have to admit: you created a simple, neat solution where I would have made it a complicated, difficult mess. I like the way you think.
I enjoy watching your vids. I've learned a lot from them. I tried "glassing" some small things to try my hand at it, and found out I just don't have the talent for it. That just taught me to appreciate true tradesmen like yourself. Thank you for sharing and please continue to post vids as they are able to fit in your schedule.
Do not give up. It takes a few attempts to walk, speak, and then run, and never shut up lol.
Loved this vid!! This is the kind of stuff im most interested in.. solving problems with ingenuity and whatever is lating around.. no special tools required. My project is going to require a lot of this build from nothing stuff, and very interesting seeing the way you tackle the problem. Great job!!
Very nicely done
Nice, not what I thought you wanted to do after last weeks video. This makes more sense... 👍🏼
Really You tube viewers??? 4k views and 600 likes? Andy puts the know-how right there in our little hands! Jeez.
That worked really well. Cool.
Good job ,I often make up parts, satisfying work when it goes together .
Nicely done!
I came across of your channel Great content great video love it!! NEW FRIEND 👍😉🎣🎣🎣
1:10 "... so I can go ahead and ..." *CRASH* "... now essentially ..." like it never happend. LOL - nice editing!
Look great
I would like to add a windscreen to an older aluminum 16' fifishing boat, cna you do this and would you do a show on this?
By the way, your shows are great!
Cool video and some COOL music to go with it.
I planned on doing the same thing with CSM and Polyester resin to create a backer for filling in and deleting some wrap around windows on my 1980s fiberglass RV. The idea is nearly identical to your insert. It's to make a form for building up fiberglass where there is none in two flat planes with a corner radius between them. I'm basically filling in the hole left where the window once was.
Can you think of any reason this wouldn't work? I have a preference toward polyester for this build to keep uniform materials with the original construction. Also to keep cost down.
If possible, I'd be using a base layer of gel coat under the initial flat layup to get the color layer in place nice and evenly. How well does gel coat take to bending once cured? Should I add it after the piece is bent?
Andy, please,
Let me know what’s the cutting tool you are using to cut the fibre glass. Where to buy?
Thanks 😊
Tried making a mould following the method to fix non skid patterns, 4 coats of pva and the gel cost has stuck to the non skid pattern. Can I remove without damaging🙏🙏🙏🙏
Howdy Andy!
I've noticed you don't use peel ply very much, but Mads from Saillife always uses it. What are your thoughts on peel ply?
Thanks for the videos!
Hey Andy, love your videos...just wondering what type of roller you use to "wet out " with?
Morning Andy, been enjoying your videos for many years now especially the Boston Whaler Transom rework something that I need to do to my Dad's Montauk. So I am looking to purchase a 1977-1988 33-41 foot Hatteras, Egg Harbor or a Trojan but they don't have access to the swim platform other than climbing over the transom. So my question is can a door be cut into the transom without destroying the strength of the transom or the boat itself, the boats that are on my list are twin inboards..... thanks Andy for your awesome videos...
I've an '82 egg , would love to add a transoms door.
honestly, Who would hit the thumbs down on this? It's like disliking a hot chocolate on a cold winter morning.
Awsome job!! Are you gonna use the hull for the bottom? Insulated bottom?
To an extent. I'll need to polish it up a bit and make it look better but am intending to incorporate the hull and rib :-)
@@boatworkstoday wasnt sure. Looks like that could be a massive cooler! Btw, loved how you did the ribs! Thinking ahead and planning the next move while explaining the thought process is what i like about your channel.
Too short but still a good video Andy 👍
I was given a boat load of this really heavey duty biaxel Fiberglass it’s like 39 oz I think
How do I use it?
Heh Andy... What is the cutter you used to cut your material... The yellow electric cutter...?
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If I'm not mistaken, for the other layups on the boat you used PE. Why for this part you used Epoxy?
He said in the video. Because he needed a long cure time.
Instead of using gelcoat, could I use wax in the final coat of resin? I have pigment in my resin. The final coat is often tacky and takes a loooog time to harden fully
Curious also.
Looks like MDS & total boat epoxy are 2:1 ratio mix. Seems that the way the industry goes. I have 3 michael engineering pumps. Some day a new invention: polyester resin slow:)
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Wtf! I was wondering if you stopped making videos for a while. I haven’t seen a video pop up in a couple months. Look at your channel and see tons of new videos.
Why isn’t UA-cam showing me these videos?! 😩
jA twenty-five or thirty-minute video would be nice.
Until the end, I was wondering why you were using the 'outside' radius of your template. Saying to myself "It ain't gonna fit!!!"
And then you show why your the master and I'm the 'grasshopper'!
Has the Dollar Shave Club reached out to you yet? Just sayin.
Fastest 14 minutes ever.
Your videos are interesting and informative but way too short. More content per video would be better
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Andy check your FB messenger. Yemar
You are aware, aren't you that you futz with my time management?
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