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Magnus begins the task of fixing the holes in the bowsprit with epoxy.
We go ashore in search of the many petroglyphs which are in this area.
Magnus splices a new anchor rode to replace the 500 feet of chain which is now at the bottom of the ocean, with ...
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Here’s an episode all about Restoring A 1956 classic yacht I bought for 2500 bucks! My home and my sa...
This video is an intro invitation to follow our project and our adventure of finishing the build and refit of our performance sailing catamaran Wilda.
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340x sailing catamaran. She is being finished in a shed outside Melbo...
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In this episode we are moving on and continuing the fun with some sanding and fairing inside the salon. This video might not be the most exciting one to watch, since our progress consists in … sanding and fairi...
In this episode of Building Wilda we complete the roof bonding. We used fiberglass & epoxy to reinforce the join.
If you'd like to see the entire roof rebuild, we suggest you to watch the previous episodes as well.
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1...
This weeks episode is a bit different! We give you a little recap regarding our engines troubles in Venice, then we get the privilege to take you with us when we get a guided tour of a traditional Venetian Boat builders! We look at wooden boat building usi...
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Now that we've discovered the extent of Hurricane Ian damage to our 50-foot sailboat, it's time to start making repairs.
The biggest and most important repair is fixing the crack in our fiberglass hull. Kirstin jumps in and takes the lead in gr...
Magnus continues the task of fitting the in-hull transducer by cutting out an access hole in the settee.
With the cutting tools out he also adds another access hole in the back of the salon so we can access the storage area more easily.
We take time out ...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we FINALLY get PAINTING! Yes that is right PAINT! It is so super exciting we are beyond happy!
We have started with an epoxy barrier coat that we located here in the Dominican Republic. It is a PPG paint and has v...
Today, Emily shows you some basics of epoxy by repairing and refinishing our old wooden oars.
IN THIS VIDEO:
Introduction: [00:19]
Tools Needed: [00:46]
Prep: [01:26]
Mixing Epoxy: [02:26]
Thicken Epoxy: [03:57]
Dry-Fitting [04:38]
Spreading Epoxy: [04:5...
Thought I would give a detailed explanation of how to replace the core of your boat. In this example we use a balsa core, but the princple for other core materials is the same. Watch the previous episode (94) to see us removing the core.
If you are intere...
This week it’s time for Mirrool to become a sailboat again as we install her refurbished mast and new Dyneema rigging and make the final preparations to our hull and deck ready for painting.
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In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we start to fibreglass a double sided repair. The section on the starboard hull was damaged when we came out of the water. Before we got the peeler Davy had used the grinder and accidentally gone through the hull a...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we continue with the boat repairs! We also take a quick trip to Santo Domingo, the capitol of the Dominican Republic. Santo Domingo is a huge city. We stayed in the colonial district it was absolutely beautiful. It...
This week's episode captures us building our new hard dodger out of PVC foam and fiberglass.
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This one is all about the modifications I needed to make to the deck for the new windlass. Serenity's foredeck is not cored and although the fibreglass layup is quite strong, it still needed a plate on the top (to raise the windlass) as well as a plywood c...
The rudder comes out!!! We drink champagne from a 100 year old trophy and do major boat surgery!
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This is the second part of installing a new Lofrans electric windlass. There is a link to the first video below. This video is solely about putting in the new 'floor' in the anchor locker and sorting out the drain. Somewhat over-engineered I know. But hope...
We talk about some of the skills you are going to need to know in order to build a wood boat. We highlight Lofting, Lamination, Shaping and Filleting. We even delve into pegging and rubbing ;) We talk about how the boat build process has been going and som...
We had some lofty plans before borders started to close and made us rethink our summer plans. We ended us flying to Maui, Hawaii to stay with Spencer's parents and Spencer decided to start to build a James Wharram designed plywood catamaran. It's the 14 fo...
Just a little bit of epoxy and paint philosophizing as I put a second coat in the galley and seal up the pilothouse windows.
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