Daydream 28 boat tour and jobs list
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2020
- G'day guys and girls, come take a look through my Daydream 28 and see the work ahead of me as I do a mini-refit on the deck and interior.
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Aaron, thank you so much for responding so quickly and sending me the plans. shortly I will begin the construction of the board and I will send photos of the progress. thanks again, greetings
Hello Mr Aaron, I want to thank you for the SUP plans, I am from Brazil and here is now summer, my city is cut by a river absolutely free of pollution and where we have a lot of fun.
Surely your project will be very successful among my friends.
Thank you very much and happy new year !!!!
Thank you so much for the plans Aaron! So excited to build the SUP with my dad!
Aaron thanks for the SUP plans! I have something special in mind for them. I will share them with you for sure.
Big big thanks for the SUP plans! Yes, this will be a meaningful build :)
Dziękuję za darmowe plany deski sup. Pochwalę się po wykonaniu.
Beautiful boat!!! Thanks for the SUP plans Aaron, thanks for share to all!!!
Thanks Manu!!
Thanks for the SUP plans Aaron! Good luck with the boat.
No worries Alexander!
Good looking little boat going to be a lot of family fun
Thanks David, the kids are pumped to have their first sleepover onboard.
Thank you for sending the SUP plans! My Dad is very excited to get started
Awesome! You guys will love building your own sup!
Thanks for the plans Aaron. Really excited to build my own SUP.
You’re welcome Glen. Enjoy the building of your SUP. 👍
Hi Aaron. I’ve just subscribed and will make my wife the SUP for her 50th. We used to live at Macs and Kilcare so your videos are a walk down memory lane. I love your yacht and can’t wait to keep track. I think the new hatch can wait, just get sailing. Cheers
Hey Paul, you guys were just around the corner from us! The boat is coming out of the water next month so another video is in the works! Thanks for dropping a comment, cheers
Thank you for the SUP plans Aaron.
Too easy mate, thanks for watching my channel!
Thanks for the SUP plans Aaron!!!
The turn around on you response was fantastic!!!
Keep making these quality videos!!!
Thanks! Will do!
Thank you for sending me the plans Aaron and making the build videos. I'm excited to build the boat! 🇺🇲👍
Thank you for the SUP plans! Looks great 😀✌️
Thanks much for sending me the SUP plans, looking forward to building. Cheers!
Hey Aaron, thanks for the SUP plans. I think this board would be perfect for me paddling here on Vancouver Island.
You’re welcome 😊
Congrats on the boat and the project!
Thanks Stephanie, it's just the right size boat project!
Hey Aaron! Boat is already looking better! Nice work and elbow grease! My dad and I just bought a 20' Halman and are super excited. Also, we are planning on building your SUP!! I sent you and email, I'd love to get those plans!! Thanks so much!! Keep on sailing!
As usual GREAT video. Keep up the good work. and thanks for the SUP plans, I can't wait to get started.
Thanks mate.
Hey man, thank you so much for sending me the plans for the diy SUP. I'm quite surprised of how affordable the building can be.
wow! definitely informative and skilled.
Thanks Jin.
Thanks for the SUP plans
No problem 👍
Hi Aaron, I crewed for Jenny for many years on Reverie, club racing on Wednesday twilights and Saturday afternoons. Always a joy to sail. Look forward to your videos
Good to hear Brenton, hopefully, I'll do the boat justice on the refit and sailing her!
Thanks Aaron I think the hawse pipe is back there so the weight of the chain is closer to the centre of the boat instead of up in the bow
Thanks Al, I think you’re onto something there. I might experiment with the chain position under sail to see if there’s any noticeable change if it’s right up against the stem.
Thx for the SUP plans ! this will be a great first build for me ! biggest obstacle: I need to get rid of all the stuff that's stacking up in my garage ;) but that needs to be done anyways :/
GREAT VIDEO BROTHER)) , ARGENTINA¡¡
Thanks mate!
new repair... preserve and then destroy as much as looks even the mildest bit smelly as it makes it easier to rebuild. Interesting comment on the hawsepiper, if the boat was 40ft or longer I'd immediately agree but i think that might be a good match for the boat given where it puts the chain when stowed and how the front deck tends to opperate.
I’d say your right about the position of the hawse pipe. It also makes it easier to reach the chain from below to flake it out for next anchor drop.
You definitely have your work cut out for you.Great video and good luck.
that "wick" could be rope packing for your prop shaft
Thanks mate, I’ll check that out.
Hey aaron, great video brother. I have a bigger boat that I live on and you have reminded me of some really simple systems. With the companion way hatch, it looks dry, sand it back, everdure it, bog it and paint it. It's a nicely setup boat.
Cant wait to see her sailing. Keep on sanding, grinding, painting and repairing, she will love you for it.
Cheers Paul. I think you’re right about the hatch mate, I want the boat to look good but at the end of the day the idea is to hold a tiller not a tool bag. What boat are you living on?
Hey Aaron, Looks like they may have used normal polyester resin when they fiberglassed the deck. This has a wax in the resin, as it needs to harden without air. If so it needs to be sanded so that any paint will stick. Also, apparently compared to epoxy resins, polyester does not adhere to timber as well, so that may be why areas have delaminated.
I used Surfset Flex epoxy (polyester resin) which is perfect
@@Aaron.deRuiter bit of a difference between the old school resins and the new 2 part epoxies. The old school stuff was basically a single part resin which would be mixed with a solvent to thin it (little more complicated then that). It is where the term "hot coat" comes from. As Phillip mentions, they added wax in the resin which would float on top of the resin/solvent mix and provide a protective coating while it cured. Unfortunately, it also provides a surface which will not hold paint (or epoxy or much of anything else...). To paint it, you will need to use a solvent to strip the wax off or use a paint which is equally hot and capable of causing the wax to float off (which at the time that the old school polyester was used...was almost all paints).
You see these problems a lot with repairing old cars, boats and the like. When they try to repaint with modern "green" paints - the water based paints will look OK for a bit, but they will inevitably start to flake and peel off. Even epoxy resins will not stick to it reliably.
Thanks Joe, there’s a high chance the deck is coated with polyester resin. Thanks for the heads up.
I am curious to hear about the evolution of your boat. Were you able to work during the epidemic?

Hi Jucelino, apologies for late reply! Yes, I have been able to work on the boat and use it during the covid pandemic. Here's the latest video ua-cam.com/video/3WnM39EpURc/v-deo.html
You are amazingly talented!! I’m a very proud mum 😊👍
Thanks Mum. 😎
and there i was, thinking about how the mast looks like an etchells...
Well spotted!
Hola hermano la verdad muy buenos tus video y en un futuro temprano voy hacer una tabla de sup como la tuya . Tendrias q poner sutitulos em español asi te podemos seguir !! Abrazo grande desde Paraná Entre Ríos Argentina
Gracias por mirar mis videos amigo, lo siento, mi español es tan bueno como Google traduce! Envíame un correo electrónico a aaron.sup.plans@gmail.com y te enviaré los planes. Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el proceso de creación, puedo hacer todo lo posible para responderla en español.
Great boat tour. Thank you. Do you have a make/model number of the remote engine controls shown at 5.28 minutes?
Thanks Mal. I looked through the manual for the yanmar engine and couldn’t find a part number. I think I might have to source an aftermarket throttle/gear lever.
@@Aaron.deRuiter Thank you Sir. Mine has come from a Space sailer 27 (with a Sole Mitsubishi diesel) and has an issue selecting throttle in neutral position. Have found stamping on baseplate "OMC STD MERC" but no luck sourcing info on internet. I may have found the solution in a bent tongue on the plate behind the spring mechanism, but will re assemble and test. Thank you again. Good progress on your refurb. Well done
Sounds like you’ve got it figured out mate. 👍 I’ve found several types of single lever controls but they’re expensive around $400. Might be giving mine a paint job for now.
@@Aaron.deRuiter Hi Aaron. Yes dry fit today. success. We have video of re assembly coming on line within a day or so in case you are interested. Check out at "jbfromoz", my son's you tube channel. Incidentally thank you again for the SUP plans. This 27 foot yacht got in the way of the build. Maybe later this year. kindest regards, Mal
She looks sweet... Quite a job you have there. Nice though
Hi, how are you and how’s the boat? ⛵️
Hi Stephanie, sorry for the late reply! I didn't see your comment till now. The boat is going well, still needs more work but we took it out on the weekend and made a video about it. Not much sailing as there was no wind but the kids had fun!
Potential mothership?
For future raids on the Pittwater/Hawkesbury, for sure.
@@Aaron.deRuiter yeah - maybe not for Myall Lakes (this year anyway!)
@@simonabunker haha - I'll need another boat for Myall Lakes, Reverie draws 1.5m.
@@Aaron.deRuiter better start building then!
I couldn’t watch beyond the first 30 seconds. Will you please get a dust mask! You can’t do instructional videos with total disregard for health and safety.
Thanks Tim, good tip.