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Finally at the stage where the manufactured goods get to be place in position to finalise the look and function of the boat. A simple hatch and portlight can provide the impetus to press on to the final stage of the build. Exciting times ahead for this pro...
Full on boat building jobs over the past few months. Adding some finer detail to the Catamaran Transom and seeing her final look is a great result.
This Youtube build series is all about what it takes to build a Catamaran from Scratch. There is so much d...
With major progress every week, it is amazing how much variety a week here building a Catamaran has. From fabricating to design to implementation, that is the essence of boat building, and what keeps us motivated. This week we work on Making our Wave break...
This whole build has been one modification after another, but when it come to safety the last thing you think of is to cut even more holes int the Catamaran Deck.
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The question of anti skid grip on the Catamaran Sugar Scoops has been asked many times. You can only have so much forethought when attacking a project this big, but rebuilding the saloon hatch access wasn't something I had factored into. This week, there i...
A rare spare afternoon in a massive Catamaran Build was spent Strengthening the Hulls Extension by completing the external laminates and building the join up to be able to fair it down to the gel coat layer. Our Electrical System gets to a very satisfactor...
Since starting the building of this Catamaran I always had a deep concern about the electrical installation and how we could possibly accomplish it. I could never have imagined a system that has become so complex but am beginning to understand it and bette...
The word Fantastic doesn't describe how exciting this day is. Testing our electrical system and flicking the switch is a momentous occasion and we are so happy with this install which has set our Catamaran up for state of the art install.
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An update of the final coat of flow coat has revealed the result of our many modifications to our extended hulks, and we reckon it looks amazing.
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The recent popularity of Lithium Batteries on Boats has raised many conversations about insurance and compliance and this week I am alerted to one such standard in Australian Standards that will require some changes to battery storage and ventilation.
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The decision to use stainless steel tubing for Supporting the Hard Top has taken a while as we have been trying to decide whether or not to use the Targa Mould we have for this job.
The Extra work and old fashioned look was enough to steer us in the newe...
If you think like me, this Helm Console has gone on way too long. I am gonna change that this week and kick it into touch to get the final shape ready for it's install in the Catamaran. Months of steady work has culminated in this very obscure shape that i...
Another quick update s things are moving fast here on the hulls. Preparation and further alterations for the finalising of the hardtop and a first layer of flow coat as a guide coat before final fairing and finish. Enjoy Guys.
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You simply can't think of everything in a build of this size. This week I discover that Hindsight is a wonderful thing and the Best Fairing Compound, and when building a catamaran from scratch some extra forward planning I could have saved a hoard of extra...
Milestones are hard to come by on such a massive project but installing the stern tubes is an epic moment and I am happy to finally see her drive train in place and ready for completion. Hoards of real boat work make this video true to form in my "Life On ...
Bonus Quick Update a couple of weeks ago as we sprayed the Portside Stern Hull Extension. After it's first coat of gel coat we have faired her down again and she is now ready for her final coat.
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Defining the final shape of the stern of our Catamaran has been a while coming and adding these curved foam core winglet duckboards has finally shown her true form. To say I am happy with it , is an understatement and we are moving to the stage where final...
It has taken some time to decide on the appropriate drive train and propellers system for our Catamaran. We tossed up the pros and cons of many different propellers and we are so happy with our choice.
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It's been a while coming, but the large Galley Cabin window needs to be installed and that is one massive cut required to dry fit it. I always worry just a little when grinding into all of that good work, but with careful planning and a little help the res...
It appears everyone in town knew about our poor little yacht being struck by lightning except us. Aussie storms can be vicious, but this year has been particularly severe. Will Interim be ok?, well I am not sure, but I am so glad we weren't on her when she...
A huge week of progress. It is easy to get overwhelmed by the enormity of this Catamaran Build, but occasionally I walk past a section of the boat and just go for it. Priorities aren't everything, clearly, but getting some nice bit and pieces dry fitted is...
I have been known to discuss how important tabbing and ensuring the boat is structurally sound, but in this week's video, all modules, walls and cabin soles are joined as one. Important, well, I say "VITAL " to a well-built Catamaran, no compromises. Lots...
In amongst the mayhem of a boat build it is so important to keep moving with major parts to ensure the structure is complete, reducing access, finalising storage and all the while making sure this boat never squeaks. My quest for a quiet boat will never ce...
You just can't have a big enough engine room and on building this Catamaran, I have made sure that when things get sticky and I need good access to the Yanmar 4jh57 Engines, I can get to every component without having to be a contortionist. So many jobs in...
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