Building a power catamaran. Part 3.
July 22, 2022 by Cruising Sunrise | Language: EN Play Time: 00:18:08 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
We learn of supply chain issues that puts our delivery date back further. This time its our Yanmar engines and gear box. Selecting products and colours for our boat is a big job but we decide on 3M wrap for the cabinets, recessed locking handles, some Firgelli actuators for our electric windows, the colour of the teak and the internal flooring which is Amtico. Margy and I are offered cooking classes by the Intercontinental in Pattaya. The staff and management were just fantastic. Walking around the markets in Thailand was an experience we wont forget. Watching the vacuum infusion process of our helm and the flybridge roof was incredible. After flying back to Australia we pack up our gear ‘to go in a shipping container to Thailand. We head to the Miele Experience Centre for some more cooking lessons using the combi steam oven, warming draw, vacuum sealer drawer and induction cooktop that we have purchased for the boat.
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