Sharpie Design Build Sail Turning Hull Over

Well finally I'm turning over the hull of the 7m (23ft) Sharpie I'm building out of Paulownia timber so it's quite lite!
In this video I show you how I do it, it's pretty much how I used to turn over the steel hulls I used to build.

[@jeffreylord8172]

This exercise is frightening, for any boat builder. Well done

[@KarlFullerNZ]

Yes, I'd already partially worked out in my head how I was going to repair it if it went wrong. But I've turned a lot of yachts like this, big steel yachts I've constructed.

[@Cptnbond]

That was a smooth experience. Congrats. Cheer.

[@KarlFullerNZ]

It did go smoothly! For most of the construction up to that point, I was going to take it outside to roll it over but my similar method of turning over big steel yachts came in handy!
Thanks for the comment.

[@dominictarrsailing]

my guess was the hull weighed about 300 kg and 128+179=307!

[@KarlFullerNZ]

Congratulations! You boat experience seems to have given you very good perception!
I should/will calculate the weight of the support structure and temporary plywood frames and see if I'm on target for the approx 300kgs for the hull, decks, cockpit and cabin fully glassed.

[@dominictarrsailing]

@@KarlFullerNZ yes I will be curious to see how much it weighs when it's finished