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Preparing to Motor My $2000 Catamaran To Amsterdam | Wildling Sailing
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2023
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Sorry about the black dots! My camera sensor needs cleaning, the pesky little buggers are impossible to ee through my camera screen. Thanks for watching, guys, I appreciate it a lot!✊
Not good enough - unsubscribing and torpedoing Mahi !
Link to your mates channel is for normal net to the app just saying im lazy plz fix
Mahi means Work 😂 in Māori here in Aotearoa (Nz) ka pai bro sounds like a suitable name for her 😅
Motoring
What's your price for flight?
i didnt even notice Mark, small things like that dont affect great story telling 😊
Mark, what a great day we had! As I told you, I know how it is to be in foreign counties and get (accept) help from strangers, I've gotten it, so I'm happy to pass it on. Amazing episode! Really appreciate your help on my channel.
Good wishes for the channel and the Dufour. It's a nice boat...perfect size!
Hope you find a mast soon and take Mark out for a sail!
I subbed to your channel. Fair winds!
@@paulboden7850 What you said... I had a look and subscribed. Has great potential, nice boat, nice personality. (OK, the owner, too...)
you're a good man!
Glad you commented so I’ve a note of your channel name so I can give it a subscribe. Nice work on the boat mate.
Seems quite appropriate as, in Maori, ''Mahi' means 'work' and you are certainly going to be doing a lot of mahi on this boat!!
Thanks!
Woah! thanks so much, ken
A cute sailing couple
with oceans under their keel
use fenders they made
which don't come with a bill.
Clean used tires lashed round
with beautiful knots;
they'll last forever
until the rope rots.
Just 2 and a 2x4
can fend you off a rough wall.
And when dragged off the bow
they make great drogues in a gail.
The boat colors, blue and yellow are nice
Bedankt
Dankjewel!!!
The dutch are nice guys and among the best seamen in the world.
Get some oil (3in1) for drilling metal. Absolute game changer and it keeps your drill bits sharper for longer.😃
Man your living your dream, Dont let the negative whingers put you off, I went to work in Thailand as a suba instructor, loads of people said I was mad but I dont regret it
Hello from New Zealand…my husband and I love watching your videos and your progress. Not sure whether you are aware that ‘Mahi’ in Māori means ‘work’ or ‘activity’….you are certainly doing some hard mahi!
I wish you a good fast success with everything and am looking foreward to watch it. Thanks for sharing
I think your project is worthy of attention in the local media. I'd like to help you with that.
Mark, instead of a cleat use an eye bolt so that the extended starter cord returns to its resting position without needing to tie it off and risk it falling in.
Don't push hard when you're drilling, let the bit do the job. The bits are easy to sharpen.
Anyone can criticise it’s the people who give you constructive criticism are the people you surround yourself with great channel
Absolutely Darren🤗👏👏🤗
Just to help your cheap drill bits last longer, always use some sort of lubricant when drilling metal. Does make a big difference.
You need to lubricate the drill bit continually as you drill steel. It will make your life a bit easier and save on drill bits.
Looks like a good week overall 😎
What a beautiful place!
Look at you,Almost 90,000 subscribers, well done.
A man who isnt afraid of wearing odd socks is a man who gets shit done,good skills my friend and good luck with the maiden voyage,cheers from oz.
People that criticize you for trying to learn don’t really know anything other than criticizing. I wish I could help u with some good knowledge but I’m here to learn by watching and maby start my own project in the future
Well done. The path forward becomes clearer and the warmth of spring and new comrades lightens the spirit.
Possibly that's the best idea to carreen the boat out of the water.The rigging I am sure you will get to when ready.Well done for your determination to find the boat right for you and going for it.Yes these are truly ocean going.All the best.
It's great how You Tube can bring likeminded people together. I find it inspiring that such a young man this day and age is willing to follow his dreams, so unafraid of failure such as yourself. This mindset is what makes us human. Good on you and keep it up.
Your combination of being inexperienced and humble is why I love your videos so much. It's joyous to see a task work out for you.
Get some good drill oil. Stainless gets way too hot and the bits will dull out in seconds. Drill it in water if you have too just don't let the bit get hot. 😊
Brother you just keep on keeping on! Life is tough sometimes and you my man are an inspiration! So you just keep on with it!
Channels like yours, actually help restore my faith in humanity. The world has become so jaded. It’s good to see people helping others. You set a great example by showing the next generation, that with hard work and perseverance, anything is possible.👍🏻💯🥰
This is so lovely🤗⛵️🤗
+1 for starter extension. Never enough rope around till you can't find a place to sleep. ;)
We used old car tyres as fenders also try to find a floating rubbish collectors, ask around to see who is selling used boat stuff. Good luck and look forward to next week. 👍
Great content mark I’m based preveza Greece with my own boat. Love your enthusiasm and inspiration doing my own work. Regards john of ANEMOMYLOS westerly Seahawk
When you are drilling steel with an HSS bit, you need to drill slowly and let the bit do the work don't let it get too hot or it will burn the tip out
It helped me to know about oiling my drill bits before use.
Getting the cat through those locks is going to be intresting, great job, looking forward to the build!
Kia Ora from New Zealand, might already been discussed, but just in case you aren't aware : in Te reo Māori (the Māori language) MAHI means "work" or "to work".. And you have got plenty of that ahead of you, and we often say "do the mahi get the reward" good luck
The pull cord extensions are a super idea... cool.
Next , tiller.... you should have a tiller piece that attaches to the rudder arm, not a pivoting tiller piece on the rod that ties the rubbers together. Why??? Leverage. As is, you have to pull or push the tiller, and if the tiller is wet, your hands could slide down the tiller. By have a solid piece attached to either port or starboard rubber ( or one on each), you will get more leverage by being able to lean or put body weight on it. The tie rod will make the other rubber follow whatever you're doing to the one you are leaning on. As is, in heavy seas, you would wear yourself out too soon.
90 sub fantastic love the vid
On the engine the keeps dying try running it on premixed fuel and if it runs better they make block off for the oil injector system it's one less thing to go wrong running premixed fuel and ams oil makes some 100to1 synthetic tho I wouldn't run it than thin also i would suggest their penetration spray it leaves a film that helps protect and works better than pb blaster or free all ect
A way forward, hope for a shipyard, Dutch generosity, tools, ropes, cleats. Declutter, organization, a plan, boat move 2 to 4 weeks. A contact(s) for used parts, tools.
I like your socks Mark , may odd sock colors bring you amazing luck !
When drilling stainless, use a little oil, just a drop now and then will make those cheap drill bits go through the stainless easily. You will be amazed how fast it is. Just add more oil when it starts to smoke.
This channel is my favourite! Positivity, persistance, hard work, support, friendship, generosity, it’s simply spirit lifting, heart warming and just what we need on Fridays. 100k subscribers is around the corner 😊
When you drill Metall you want to go slowly and the drill shouldn’t get to hot because then it will get dull. You could just put some oil on it.
What a great guy and leaving his dad's tools for you , love ya and all the folks helping you.
G'day from Sydney Australia...looking forward to your journey. I have a knack of following newish channels that suddenly become megastars...like Sailing la Vagabonde when they only had a couple of thousand subs. Good luck mate.
Good things happen to good people.😊
Drill tip stainless😊
Use some cuttingoil (or 2stroke oil) with drilling steel and stainless.
Slow rpm push hard.
All the best
Love following you're adventure.
In life it is far better to learn from other people's mistakes rather than your own.
There’s a stack of people watching so you’re probably doing something right lol.
Pleased for you and can’t wait for next one mate.
Love watching your videos mark your so inspirational wot a guy , and to be humble is a gr8 quality too , can’t wait for the trip to the dock you will smash it , I really love the idea of tinkering with boats maybe one day I will do it but for now it’s still trucking I’m afraid o’well onward and upward take care stay safe fair winds n all that from a fellow prestonian “cha” 🤞🏾👍😎
You are one of my heroes bro. Thank you for the mountains of inspiration.
Hi there, would recommend trying to get some cheap nets (ex construction safety netting) to span under the open parts of your crossbeams. would make moving around much easier and safer. For fenders you can use tires as a last resort.
It’s clear you have lots of ship to deal with but we’re (the consummate we) confidant you’ll pull it off. Imagine all the stuff gathering dust and mold that could be put to good use.
Concerned the outboards will hit something putting stress on the wooden mounting system which may give way at the corners - consider putting metal plates alongside the wood, "sistering" is the carpentry term, I think, to strengthen the mounting system. Aluminum L shaped or T shaped flat metal the width of the wood, drill through the metal and wood, place large washers, then smaller washers then lock washers on both end of the bolts for flexibility. Bravo - donated rope & hand tools.
20:33 one thing i would've added (at this stage) to the deck, would've been a linoleum sheet over it. Like the thicker type you use for hospital floors (they're a "hard traffic" type). Whenever you'd have work to do, you'd roll it on, and you could work without fear of stuff falling over AND because the linoleum is on top, it would've made a slightly better distribution of your weight on the boards. Would help you from going through if you jumped on one leg, but it would save your leg if you did. :) Source: i use two sheets of the stuff on top of wooden scaffolding. It makes cleaning and other affairs much easier.
I've been watching all your videos and i love them! Great work! A tip for using cheap drills... if you add some oil (lubrification) and drill slowly even cheap drill can make a hole on the hardest steel!
Best of luck and your videos are amazing
8:32 Freek is what we in the Netherlands call a "Zeebonk". Awesome character!
Freek, gast. Je bent een held.
That hot air gun, the most useful tool of all!!....
Looking forward to seeing the video of you moving to boat yard . It was good you extended the pull start cables . But just one thing if you treaded it through a couple of ring eyes then put your cork handles on if you did accidentally drop them you would not have to go fish it out the water . Good luck
Creeping up on 100,000 subs!
Week after week, best series on the Tube.
Great video thanks..
Colbert drills are good for stainless steel...keep speed low.. using them for 40 years 👍
You were in Almere Muiderzand marina. You probaly saw our boat. A blue Xp44. At the first dock
Grime-lapse photography!
when drilling through steal, use some oil to lubricate and keep the bit cool
If you have an Ashley's Book of Knots there are instructions in there to make your own fenders out of old rope. It is a good way to repurpose old rope that is no good for anything else.
Hey Mark, I see your always in socks… reminds me of japanese carpenter tabi shoes… I wonder if you could get hold of any, I think they would give you the perfect mix of safety/foot tactility… just a thought. Keep up the awesome progress!
Nah. He needs Clogs. He’s in Holland. 😂
I think you would enjoy 'Living on the ocean' particulary sailing trimaran Dawn.
Ive just got a boat (it was free) so it needs a lot of work and absolutely look forward to watching your videos for inspiration for my youtube Channel , brilliant work and yeah vhf radios are a few quid. well done young man and look forward to new vlogs 👍👍👍
So glad you ended up in Europe with a boat some many folk just waiting to help out with your rebuild time to put up a timber plywood wish list etc for the deck pods. So many great ideas for really comfy deck pod designs. Amazing donation of great tools
Be sure to use the correct 2 stroke oil for water cooled outboard it’s different
It may help when drilling harder metal to center punch first. Also when drilling it would help to drill with slow speed heavy feed. I don’t know what you call it but instead of a Clete you could use a screw in eyelet to hold you pull cord. Cheers
Love the fact you have a dream and are following it. Best tip to give on this video is to just commit to some decent drill bits as the cheap bits will cost you more in the end. One decent set of Sutton bits ( not sure what brands are good over there) and also the trick is to slow the drill down. Even though they say high speed if you go to fast it just burns and makes the bit go blunt. One decent set of drill bits and a drill bit sharpening aid and you will be set. Also not sure if you doing a solar setup but those outboards with an electric moter instead of the gas engine would give you some free population
the Dutch boat yards are a lot more understanding then the Australian one's over here if your boat's out of survey you can't get insurance and the only way to get insurance is to go to a boat yard for a out of water survey, unfortunately all the boat yards require insurance makes no sense
A little lubricant will help those bits drill through metal and make them last a bit longer.
Mark, stop putting yourself down. You have a lot of experience and still willing to learn and gaining a lot of experience. I would not be in the least bit concerned sailing with you. Best of luck with the move to the hard. Still going to be a lot of work but should be a lot easier with the boat dry and your car much closer. Keep smiling, you'r doing fine fella.
The Dutch are incredible what a welcoming and generous people they really are the best of us. Great to see the boat coming on and you're making great progress.
You can use (in desperation) glass cutting bits to drill through stainless. You need lots of oil and patience. Oil in general, should be with your drilling set into anything metallic.
I like the mismatched socks
I'd like her named "Odd Socks'.....Luv dressing up to your naming..ha ha ha 😆
Great Video! Cheap drill bits can be a pain, but if you keep the RPMs low and slow and use cutting/drilling fluid you can do almost anything with them- even more so if you learn to resharpen them ( the cheap one are easier to sharpen- not as hard- which generally also makes them not as brittle and less likely to snap if you sideload them accidentally).
Cant wait for the nex one
It’s a big project, so don’t forget to pat yourself on the back and recognize your accomplishments 🎉
Mark with your outboards, the water cooler out let pipe will get clogged up with weed from time to time so don’t think it’s something major, just a toothpick up the end will unblock it😉👍
2 small diesels and a pilot house cabin and you have a good power boat
I am watching this video with a bright smile on my face thanks a lot!😀
Loving the relaxed haphazzardry of it all 😊
Do the Mahi, get the treats! Great to see the progress, well done so far 👏
good work on the pull cords! I remember thinking that :)
enjoy what your doing, meeting new friends and another great way of meeting other boating communities. sod every negative comments, enjoy what your doing, be safe
I hope you can get a couple of your new friends to crew on your trip to the yard. The locks may prove difficult if solo and they will know what to shout and when if you need shore help. If one of them has a dingy and outboard so much the better. You may need a tow!
Hi Mark,
It’s for me quite funny to see how you’re starting to love our country. Very good also that you’ve made so many friends in the Netherlands but that might be caused by the fact you’re easy to deal with. Weesp is completely at the other side of Amsterdam but a lot closer to Amsterdam as where you are now although the center of Amsterdam has almost in the same distance. I know the boat yard you’ve visited but to respect your privacy I won’t say the name of the boatyard. This boat yard offers you the possibility of doing all kind of repairs by your own so I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you that you can be there very soon. Look forward to your next vlog and send you love
Mark if you go to the local swimming baths you can have a hot shower for as long as you want for less than €5.
Everybody that does watch you see you're learning and enjoying what you're doing. That feeling is infectious
The Dutch are fantastic people. I love that country so beautiful
That guy you met who brought you on his boat was such a cool and free spirit
You took on a big challenge and project Mark…..but your determination and attitude is legendary, once it’s all done it will be great and absolutely worth it. 🙏
Mark, you need cutting oil or foam for cutting metal, otherwise you will need shares in drill bits. Any oil while drilling on the tip of the bit to stop it heating up
Your channel has bought me many pleasurable hours, I've followed you from the start, I'm a fellow sailor and have always enjoyed the Netherlands boating visits and will definitely be returning, I find your latest project far more interesting and entertaining than watching someone go aboard their fully finished boat, this is really going to show people that boating fun can be had on a modest budget, damn I might pop over from the UK sometime and give you a hand for a few days, I'm refitting mine and next job is to run the two new exhaust systems, by the way your Dad is a star for all his efforts and your Mum with box cushions and cleaning lol, keep it up, you have a fan here for sure!