To actually complete something in this epic build is a major milestone and if you want see a happy boy, watch this video through. At every stage I am elated with the result and can finally see some things come together.
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If you are thinking about building a boat, we seriously need to have a chat, I put this video together to highlight the work done so far and I am not even half way there, join me in the Blood, Sweat Swearing, and Tears involved in building a 40 foot Live A...
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It's time to start gluing stuff in, this week the Port Side Hull bulkheads finally find a home, not without a monumental effort of cleaning and prepping. Our deck mould gets a little bit of attention and I deal with the last of summer in the only way I kno...
This week I was so lucky to be able fuel my need for information and catch up with old friends on board Al and Cindy Nebauer's brand new Seawaind 1260 Catamaran. Al and Cindy's reputation and Sailing Experience is undeniable and to sit and chat over a bee...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join me in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
This week I set abo...
The decision to build a boat should not be taken lightly. Join me on my DIY Catamaran build. My decision to build a Sailing Catamaran to live on has been one of the biggest decisions in my life, and this foam core boat building channel is the place to see ...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
This wee...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
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Building a 12 mtr Catamaran raises many questions and in this Episode I attempt to answer these and put you in the picture. It is a bit of a long one but shows the process and a boat builders way of thinking, whether good or bad. Cheers Rossco.
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Ricky finishes up the foamalite layout for our headliner, now all we still got to do is wrap it up in vinyl and install. He also had to plug up some holes on the stern where we removed some fittings. Ricky installed the leg for our table, but real...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
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Since I've made you wait so long for an episode I've put together this lengthy one!
We're piecing all the prop assembly bits together that have been collected since January this year. I've never seen Garrett actually change out the packing in a stuffing ...
This episode I am on a fair dinkum mission to finish the foam core on the hull and laminate the keel line and peel ply the lot for a perfect finish. Welcome to "Life On The Mold".
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This issue features an epic struggle with the orbital sander and the accurate measuring and placement of bulkhead templates. It certainly has taken some time to get this right. Have fun.
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A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
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Michael and Melissa Harlow from the Adventure Travelers sailed across the Pacific Ocean to French Polynesia then Hawaii and back to San Diego, CA in their 1996, Island Packet 37 cutter rig sailboat.
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We've been crazy busy the last couple of months. Many unexpected trips and work have kept us from getting much progress done on Arabella. This video is from a trip we made to Rhode Island. We have to admit, it's not our best work but we'll be back in fu...
Last week we started shaping the keel timber. This week, we start on the laminations for the bow and stern timbers. We didn't have any timber large enough for these so we had to glue some large pieces together in order to achieve the desired dimensions. ...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
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A tour of the inside of Strombus, and an unexpected find that makes boat builder's day!
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Geoff and Mandy are rebuilding an 80 year old wooden schooner in Gloucester, Massachusetts named Strombus. In part 2 we move on to the deck to check out the homemade bulwark, the plans for a Nester nesting dinghy, and discuss the importance of strobe ligh...
Geoff and Mandy are rebuilding an 80 year old wooden schooner in Gloucester, Massachusetts named Strombus.
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