I've watched the doppelganger segment three times😂. Two Captain Kleemans are better then one! This explains how you are able to juggle so many tasks. 😅
Absolutely love your " double" helper, he's almost as good as you,a little critical,😊been with you from the beginning of this build,as always do things your way and you will be happy ❤😉
Windows look great, love your video with your identical twin.😂😂😂😂😂.lovely to see your little girl helping you out. The “sound” effects are top notch. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That double shot... of you, was cool. I do bet you wish there were 2 of you, just seems to go faster that way. Neat trick and great build, you're doing great, you look cold, but you're doing good.😊
Loved to see your daughter helping. Also it was awesome to see your silent double. Sorry about the window accident, but good progress in spite of the cold weather.
Kleeman Khronikles kontinue...windows add character to the boathouse. The only window missing is a round portal that you would see on a boat.....I think that would add to the ambiance of the boat. Kudos to you for working in that cold....love the project. As always....great channel, great content.
I’ve dropped and broken a few things over the years while doing things myself. You’re 100% correct that “knowing better” is as painful as having the broken window. Alas, it’s sometimes the cost of projects, maybe you can reuse the non broken parts to build the admiral a cold frame for the garden.
Captain, you're getting mighty fancy with your videography editing. In this one you were twice as good as usual. And your little helper, well she is the bestest ever. Sorry to see the pucker moment, but it happens to all of us! Thanks for the vidjas, its looking great. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee, y'all.
Looking really nice. Always a challenge working by yourself. If only one window is the lost, well, not that bad, especially given the winter environment. Thanks for sharing.
Goodmorning Mike! The walk way looks awesome!! I never gets old watching the amount of "one man crew" / "smarter not harder" tricks you have up your sleeve! As someone else who consistently works alone, I truly appreciate and value watching the creative way you overcome things . Thank you! And good lord was the double Mike interaction funny😂😂😂😂 Have a great one!!!
Hi Mike. Your little help swings a hammer better than some adult men I know! I've had to use a snort of brake clean on my generator a time or two, to wake it up, especially when it's cold. Brake clean is much safer than ether for a gasoline engine. It's not nearly as volatile. Nice to have your twin show up to help! Bummer about the window getting broken. At least you weren't hurt. The yacht is looking much more finished with the windows in!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. The guy helping with hanging the windows looked pretty handy, almost as handy as your helper with the gangway plugs. Progress looks great, especially considering the temperature. Made me laugh when you looked down the barrel of the new calk gun, who amongst us wouldn’t do the exact same thing. Wishing you and your family the best.
Mistake made is a lesson learned. I know that much but like you said no use crying over them . We’re only human and we make mistakes .Ive learnt a lot from your videos and hopefully when it comes to building my own summer house it will go smoothly but you can guarantee I’ll be making mistakes.
Thanks for the update, you did an excellent installation on the windows. The thing that really makes a mistake bad, is the one you don’t learn from, anyway, that’s my thinking. You’re making good progress when you factor in the difficulty brought on by cold weather. Enjoyed watching, stay the course.
Good morning sunshine! I love it when your funny daughter helps you! She is sooo silly! As always an awesome video! Thank you for starting my day with a laugh! Lol! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA
I thoroughly appreciate the extra editing magic so we could see you working with yourself. Also loved the shots where the sides fell out to let in the view that the windows will have. Great work on the project and on the video.
Hey Cap, that walkway turned out to be a nice one. Then you bring the cutest Carpenter ever seen to help, she did a very nice job helping dad. Those windows are not easy to do by yourself, sure glad you had a set plan to get them in. Awesome trick it was. I can't believe how the amount work done in the cold is paying off for you, nicely done Cap. Stay safe and watch out for that other drive putting on there makeup on while driving. I all most got hit by one the other day and I couldn't figure out if (IT) was male or female. God Bless you and your family. ❤Channel❤
Capt. Everything looks so darn good. And what a sense of satisfaction in that you accomplished it all by yourself. With a little help from your daughter of course!
Hot dang, my but puckered and squirted out a diamond when the window started to fall…. Well done overall your vision is really coming into focus! I do like the other guy who came out to help better though. Well done! Your ability to do all this stuff solo is amazing. Great having your daughter out helping.
Very cheap labor, but only when she wants to. Her reaction when Mike said "Great! Now we only need to do it two more times!" 🤣🤣 The two Mikes had me trippin'! 😮😮🤪🤪 Some serious editing skills! Honestly, one broken window is pretty good considering this project is a one man show!
Nice seeing your twin brother, as he's normally holding the camera we don't see him that much. 😁 Looking really good, on the top window at the front are you going to fit a windscreen wiper, only when she's afloat you're goilng to need to see where your going. 🤣😂
Mike, here in Perth Western Australia, we have just had 5 days over the old 100f mark, I'm less than a mile from the beach and it has been warm. Our eastern suburbs, going into the hills suburbs have been in excess off the old ton . But we have some cooler weather over the weekend, then the temp goes up again. When I worked as a mechanic, I much preferred the cooler days, because you could work to keep warm, nothing to keep you cool in summer, but newer workshops have ducted reverse cycle air conditioning. Anyway Mike, swap you some cold weather, you can keep the snow, you can have as much of this heat as you like. Keep up the videos, boat build is looking mint.
Great job Mike and love the sweet editing you added in!! I'm sure you did this off camera as I saw it shown on one window towards the end of the video. If you haven't, you may want to consider adding center shim to each of the larger windows. Those vinyl windows have a tendency to sag in the center if not. Thank you for sharing all of your hard work.
Great video Mike. If you are open to a little advice, we don't caulk the bottom window flange of our windows, sides and tops only. The reason is if any water should find its way in it has the escape path to get out on the bottom. We also have about a 5-degree slope on our sills as well. Most of the time we install a length of lap siding onto the rough opening sill before we zip tape it and the lap siding creates our sloped sill. Once the window is installed, we zip tape only the sides and tops of the window flanges, again, leaving a path for water to escape at the bottom. This is how engineers spec out the installation anymore as well. By the way, how did your helper make out with the eye exam? Haha.
Have you noticed how much the cold saps the battery lately? I just hung my “ winter doors “ on my new garage / shop that came with tool up aluminum slat door. Transparent to cold and the heater ( I am old and refuse to have my shop coveralls necessary). Some 2x4s and pink Majik covered both sides with tarp until I get the wood milled. The impact used for the hinges worked fine inside, but after half a screw later gave up 😢. Fresh ( warm) battery worked long enough to secure. 😊. I think that outside work in these temperatures requires the “ tailed “ equipment….. and putting Everything except essential stuff waiting for sunlight 😂
There's a full choke setting on that to start it on propane. It won't operate the propane feed diaphram without that being set all the way over. I have the same generator.
What a delight to have extra help on this project. The one helper that I’m familiar with just cracks me up with her sense of humor. The duplicate you was a mind meld that had me very confused for a bit but when I realized what that was, made me gasp in awe of your creative capabilities in the midst of all that you were doing (very clever). If only he had been there when the window fell out. Congrats on the traction despite weather 🎉
A good use for those window cut outs would be as covers for your bridge pvc deck. Otherwise it is going to get shredded with all the transit as you fit out the boat.
Cap’n I couldn’t believe you snagged two helpers on this phase! The first one was cute as a button and never hit your thumb once with her hammer. But, Cap’n Clone seemed to have a bit of an attitude. I admire your patience! But, laude your ingenuity. Hopefully you can conjure him up the next time you need a helping hand. Thanks for the giggles bud.
With that troublesome router. My first thought was brushes. Just because they look good doesnt mean theyre working right. I've seen a lot the get hot and expand just enough that they wont slide anymore in the holder. Take them out and run a flat file on all four sides, it'll knock off any high spots and shave just enough so they slide again. Next to that, it could be a wire in the cord that is barely making contact. While its running, wiggle the cord where it enters the router. Thats usually an easy fix too, just cut off a few inches and re connect.
MIKE, appreciate the tips and tricks bout 'pre-shims' on the window installation! Ya can learn alot workin by yourself. Thanks for sharing them! Purdy soon you'll be hanging curtains! Carry on Cap'tn!
You've really opened yourself up to editing expectations now. What's alter Mike's name? He looks like a great addition to the channel. Hilarious. Nice work.
I've watched the doppelganger segment three times😂. Two Captain Kleemans are better then one! This explains how you are able to juggle so many tasks. 😅
So kind that your twin came to help with this 😃
Wow, your sense of humor is top notch.
Haha, twin brother?
Nice to see your daughter at work! 💪
Nice editing with your 'twin' helper! Build baby build!! Thumbs up! Jim
Thanks Mike. Great help from your daughter and she’s definitely the most colourful carpenter in history. 😊
You had me rolling at 25:10😂
Bravo on the editing! Hollywood will be calling. Love the progress.
Nice touch with the mike double! Bummer bout the glass... thank you for sharing, cap'n! Always look forward to your show.
Captain looking great, more improvements on each video! Your Daughter is really enjoying working with daddy! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Absolutely love your
" double" helper, he's almost as good as you,a little critical,😊been with you from the beginning of this build,as always do things your way and you will be happy ❤😉
Looks like you have some good help. Good to see your daughter helping you.
Windows look great, love your video with your identical twin.😂😂😂😂😂.lovely to see your little girl helping you out. The “sound” effects are top notch. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mike, those times with your daughter are priceless! She'll be an excellent helper to you as a teenager and a handy woman by the time she is an adult!
You may be feeling your way tentatively with the mechanical stuff but you are a master at construction. Some things happen just to keep us humble.
That double shot... of you, was cool. I do bet you wish there were 2 of you, just seems to go faster that way.
Neat trick and great build, you're doing great, you look cold, but you're doing good.😊
Its great to see you using lots of tools that I've used in my home shop as well at my previous career as a medic for 35 years.
Loved to see your daughter helping. Also it was awesome to see your silent double. Sorry about the window accident, but good progress in spite of the cold weather.
Kleeman Khronikles kontinue...windows add character to the boathouse. The only window missing is a round portal that you would see on a boat.....I think that would add to the ambiance of the boat. Kudos to you for working in that cold....love the project. As always....great channel, great content.
Love the "cheap" labor ! Always a great way to teach !
One man? Captain "W" (double you)... hahaha.. i see what you did there... lol ..great content as always.. God bless you and the love ones...Peace
The movie magic at the end was neat
Flashbacks to the eye doctor. Thanks Captain!
I’ve dropped and broken a few things over the years while doing things myself. You’re 100% correct that “knowing better” is as painful as having the broken window. Alas, it’s sometimes the cost of projects, maybe you can reuse the non broken parts to build the admiral a cold frame for the garden.
You got an incredible "helper", not sure been cheap though 😂
Your daughter is awesome, daddy little helper. ❤
Good Morning Captain!!!
Stay Safe Brother!!
And stay warm… this winter has been brutal
Captain, you're getting mighty fancy with your videography editing. In this one you were twice as good as usual. And your little helper, well she is the bestest ever. Sorry to see the pucker moment, but it happens to all of us! Thanks for the vidjas, its looking great. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee, y'all.
Thing’s happen,learning experience is part of life.looking good.just continue on doing your thing.on to the next.good video 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Best Helper Ever! Nifty editing job too. She’s coming along nicely now. Stay safe Captain.
Great split screen work!!
Looking really nice. Always a challenge working by yourself. If only one window is the lost, well, not that bad, especially given the winter environment. Thanks for sharing.
Hey capt! I say I’m doing the best I can. You’re doing everything right and best way!!! Stay safe now! Mike Peabody, Massachusetts
OMG! you had me going, excellent editing magic! You rock bud!
Goodmorning Mike! The walk way looks awesome!! I never gets old watching the amount of "one man crew" / "smarter not harder" tricks you have up your sleeve! As someone else who consistently works alone, I truly appreciate and value watching the creative way you overcome things . Thank you! And good lord was the double Mike interaction funny😂😂😂😂
Have a great one!!!
Great progress, Mike…really enjoying this build! Thanks. 🤙
Hi Mike. Your little help swings a hammer better than some adult men I know! I've had to use a snort of brake clean on my generator a time or two, to wake it up, especially when it's cold. Brake clean is much safer than ether for a gasoline engine. It's not nearly as volatile. Nice to have your twin show up to help! Bummer about the window getting broken. At least you weren't hurt. The yacht is looking much more finished with the windows in!
The little Helper make a good Work. That You at last the Windows to building in, a great Wonder!
top dad and great attitude ,what a lot of kids are missing.
cant beat plan b or c for equipment foibles
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. The guy helping with hanging the windows looked pretty handy, almost as handy as your helper with the gangway plugs. Progress looks great, especially considering the temperature. Made me laugh when you looked down the barrel of the new calk gun, who amongst us wouldn’t do the exact same thing. Wishing you and your family the best.
Mistake made is a lesson learned. I know that much but like you said no use crying over them . We’re only human and we make mistakes .Ive learnt a lot from your videos and hopefully when it comes to building my own summer house it will go smoothly but you can guarantee I’ll be making mistakes.
windows looking good...sorry about the sacrificial loss...we felt your pain...liked the double trouble skit...keep going
Awesome editing @24:15 to 25:19, very well done....had to re-wind and watch few time.👍👍🤭
Thanks for the update, you did an excellent installation on the windows. The thing that really makes a mistake bad, is the one you don’t learn from, anyway, that’s my thinking. You’re making good progress when you factor in the difficulty brought on by cold weather. Enjoyed watching, stay the course.
Glad you were able to get some help with the windows. lol
Hanging windows is tough but doing it solo is next level ! Especially when the temp is in the single digits. 🥶❄️
Good morning sunshine! I love it when your funny daughter helps you! She is sooo silly! As always an awesome video! Thank you for starting my day with a laugh! Lol! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA
Mike, love your videos. Press on you are doing great.
That was some fancy camera work. Great progress.
I thoroughly appreciate the extra editing magic so we could see you working with yourself. Also loved the shots where the sides fell out to let in the view that the windows will have. Great work on the project and on the video.
Awesome video! Windows are hard to install. One broke, no more. Still, progress is being made. Thank you for sharing!❤😊
Hey Cap, that walkway turned out to be a nice one. Then you bring the cutest Carpenter ever seen to help, she did a very nice job helping dad. Those windows are not easy to do by yourself, sure glad you had a set plan to get them in. Awesome trick it was. I can't believe how the amount work done in the cold is paying off for you, nicely done Cap.
Stay safe and watch out for that other drive putting on there makeup on while driving. I all most got hit by one the other day and I couldn't figure out if (IT) was male or female.
God Bless you and your family. ❤Channel❤
that was so cool how you did that.your daughter is a great worker
Glad to catch another episode of Captain Kleeman: On Stranger Tides!
Excellent to teach daughters to help you. Later you can teach them to weld metal art. Windows in, but a reorder.
Looking good with the windows in! Great progress!
Capt. Everything looks so darn good. And what a sense of satisfaction in that you accomplished it all by yourself. With a little help from your daughter of course!
One thing for sure , your not going to lose the Lieutenant in a snow storm . 😊😊
@ 0:47 the Commodore is like having an expert on the job " with her fashion sense and all " !!!
Hot dang, my but puckered and squirted out a diamond when the window started to fall….
Well done overall your vision is really coming into focus! I do like the other guy who came out to help better though.
Well done! Your ability to do all this stuff solo is amazing. Great having your daughter out helping.
The camera tricks at 25 minutes is a good sign of your experience with the confuser 😂 ! Great work 😊
Very cheap labor, but only when she wants to. Her reaction when Mike said "Great! Now we only need to do it two more times!" 🤣🤣
The two Mikes had me trippin'! 😮😮🤪🤪 Some serious editing skills!
Honestly, one broken window is pretty good considering this project is a one man show!
Learning is as we get older still happens 😂 Thumbs up 👍
Good morning Mike. It’s 1am 24/1/25 so there goes sleep. Got to watch the captain instalment.
Happy days from kiwi land.
Nice seeing your twin brother, as he's normally holding the camera we don't see him that much. 😁 Looking really good, on the top window at the front are you going to fit a windscreen wiper, only when she's afloat you're goilng to need to see where your going. 🤣😂
The return of investment on that cheap labor is priceless.
24:15 Your editing skills getting better. You can tell where the cut is. But the pre-planning is impressive ^^
Mike, here in Perth Western Australia, we have just had 5 days over the old 100f mark, I'm less than a mile from the beach and it has been warm. Our eastern suburbs, going into the hills suburbs have been in excess off the old ton . But we have some cooler weather over the weekend, then the temp goes up again. When I worked as a mechanic, I much preferred the cooler days, because you could work to keep warm, nothing to keep you cool in summer, but newer workshops have ducted reverse cycle air conditioning. Anyway Mike, swap you some cold weather, you can keep the snow, you can have as much of this heat as you like. Keep up the videos, boat build is looking mint.
Hi Captain ,I swore for you when you dropped that window. Looking good 👍x100
Great job Mike and love the sweet editing you added in!! I'm sure you did this off camera as I saw it shown on one window towards the end of the video. If you haven't, you may want to consider adding center shim to each of the larger windows. Those vinyl windows have a tendency to sag in the center if not. Thank you for sharing all of your hard work.
Great video Mike. If you are open to a little advice, we don't caulk the bottom window flange of our windows, sides and tops only. The reason is if any water should find its way in it has the escape path to get out on the bottom. We also have about a 5-degree slope on our sills as well. Most of the time we install a length of lap siding onto the rough opening sill before we zip tape it and the lap siding creates our sloped sill. Once the window is installed, we zip tape only the sides and tops of the window flanges, again, leaving a path for water to escape at the bottom. This is how engineers spec out the installation anymore as well. By the way, how did your helper make out with the eye exam? Haha.
Nice bit of editing towards the end when fitting the windows. Fair play to you for fitting windows solo as it involves so much extra work
Have you noticed how much the cold saps the battery lately? I just hung my “ winter doors “ on my new garage / shop that came with tool up aluminum slat door. Transparent to cold and the heater ( I am old and refuse to have my shop coveralls necessary). Some 2x4s and pink Majik covered both sides with tarp until I get the wood milled. The impact used for the hinges worked fine inside, but after half a screw later gave up 😢. Fresh ( warm) battery worked long enough to secure. 😊. I think that outside work in these temperatures requires the “ tailed “ equipment….. and putting Everything except essential stuff waiting for sunlight 😂
Sorry to see the window fall. They are looking very nice. I hope you get some much warmer weather coming soon.
That flextape seems to be a winning concept!!
There's a full choke setting on that to start it on propane. It won't operate the propane feed diaphram without that being set all the way over.
I have the same generator.
Windows look really good
What a delight to have extra help on this project. The one helper that I’m familiar with just cracks me up with her sense of humor. The duplicate you was a mind meld that had me very confused for a bit but when I realized what that was, made me gasp in awe of your creative capabilities in the midst of all that you were doing (very clever). If only he had been there when the window fell out. Congrats on the traction despite weather 🎉
Hi Mike & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Mike & Friends Randy
Not only did you find cheap labor but you have a fantastic comment generator 😊
I used to have those conversations with myself too. 😊😊
A good use for those window cut outs would be as covers for your bridge pvc deck. Otherwise it is going to get shredded with all the transit as you fit out the boat.
Great job, Captain!
Cap’n I couldn’t believe you snagged two helpers on this phase! The first one was cute as a button and never hit your thumb once with her hammer.
But, Cap’n Clone seemed to have a bit of an attitude. I admire your patience! But, laude your ingenuity. Hopefully you can conjure him up the next time you need a helping hand.
Thanks for the giggles bud.
1:30 so adorable!!!!
You never told us you had an identical twin Mike, how handy is that ! Another epic ice adventure.
A family that works together! Stays Together.
Coming along nicely Captain bad luck with the window I knew you where Jack of all trades but cloning as well you amaze me 😊😊
Good job Captain and good luck
If talking to yourself is the first sign of madness, where does meeting yourself come.
With that troublesome router. My first thought was brushes. Just because they look good doesnt mean theyre working right. I've seen a lot the get hot and expand just enough that they wont slide anymore in the holder. Take them out and run a flat file on all four sides, it'll knock off any high spots and shave just enough so they slide again.
Next to that, it could be a wire in the cord that is barely making contact. While its running, wiggle the cord where it enters the router. Thats usually an easy fix too, just cut off a few inches and re connect.
Great little helper and colourful too 😅 enjoyed the progress made. 😊
The doppelganger segment 😂 caught me off guard. 😂
Congrats! Thanks for sharing.
Loved the edit with you talking to yourself. Made me laugh.
Ahoy captain I'm ready build it 😊
I loved the eye dr. Comparison!!! Lol I just went to get new contacts.
Got the Vice Admiral supervising and supporting you today. Apply the mastic sealant to the frame not the structure,easier and cleaner.
MIKE, appreciate the tips and tricks bout 'pre-shims' on the window installation!
Ya can learn alot workin by yourself.
Thanks for sharing them! Purdy soon you'll be hanging curtains!
Carry on Cap'tn!
You've really opened yourself up to editing expectations now. What's alter Mike's name? He looks like a great addition to the channel. Hilarious. Nice work.
Slick trick with those shims Mike. Highly unlikely I will ever Use it - but a handy idea to tuck away.