In this episode of Building Wilda, we continue our sailboat roof transformation. After having faired and sanded the cockpit roof, we then put it back up, with the help of a friend, a couple of supporting beams and some ropes. Now it’s time to see how are we going to join the cockpit roof to the old salon roof and more importantly, how do we fill in the gap so that eventually Wilda gets one nice roof that won’t fall down? But first, we have to clean the surfaces, remove excess bits & pieces and prep the salon roof for the join. Stay with us to watch the step-by-step process.
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailing catamaran. She is being finished in a shed outside Melbourne. Wilda will be powered by the Sun, the Wind and the Sea...
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In this episode of Building Wilda, we continue our sailboat roof transformation. After having faired and sanded the cockpit roof, we then put it back up, with the help of a friend, a couple of supporting beams and some ropes. Now it’s time to see how are we going to join the cockpit roof to the old salon roof and more importantly, how do we fill in the gap so that eventually Wilda gets one nice roof that won’t fall down? But first, we have to clean the surfaces, remove excess bits & pieces and prep the salon roof for the join. Stay with us to watch the step-by-step process.
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailing catamaran. She is being finished in a shed outside Melbourne. Wilda will be powered by the Sun, the Wind and the Sea…
This youtube channel is our way of sharing this project with friends, family and those interested in our adventure of building her and getting her into the water!
We are newbies to filming and video editing, but learning as we go.
We appreciate your kind and/or constructive comments, suggestions and feedback and we’d be happy to see that you like, subscribe and share our videos! Thank you!
For our youtube videos, we use royalty-free music from Artlist: https://artlist.io
Should you like to keep an eye on the progress of our build, please follow us on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/buildingwilda/
Or visit our webpage:
https://www.buildingwilda.com
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