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Please don't hate me for this...but yes, I've done it again. You've told me not to...but I really had no other choice.
This happens to be another video focused on fairing. What choice did I have?, you ask. Not much. As we're still waiting to get a laser in to continue work on...
We take a break from boat work and from Australian winter and we make our way to Boracay, in the Philippines to enjoy some sun and sea! Stay with us to see this short and sweet new episode in which we actually go sailing in a paraw!!
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailing catamaran. She is b...
Hi there! Last week on Building Wilda, we finished installing the steps to the roof and mast. In case you missed that, please have a look at the latest two episodes that we uploaded, I’ll drop the links here:
Part 1:
Part 2:
As you can imagine, building the steps, sanding, fairing and glueing the...
In today’s video we are continuing the Arts & Crafts Project - Building Wilda’s Steps to the mast! If you missed last week’s episode, go ahead and check it out to catch the start of the project! Here's the link:
We built the steps from laminated foam panels, glued them together and also g...
Our Catamaran Is Getting TOP OF THE LINE Electrical Equipment!!
Boat projects came to a halt for a few days as we flew across the country from the east coast to the west to meet with our newest official sponsor - Xantrex. This is a company we have been talking to since the beginning of the build i...
In this episode Axel starts building Wilda's the steps to the mast!
We started with building the smaller 4 steps first, 2 for each side of the boat, to help us reach the salon roof.
They are made of small pieces of laminated foam glued together with epoxy. For the medium step, that goes in fro...
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 detail in a build of this size and so many di...
During the past couple of weeks we’ve made some progress on sanding the interior of our sailboat, Wilda. After the first coat of primer , in grey, and a lot of spot filling, in blue and pink, and some SERIOUS sanding, we think we are ready to apply another coat of HIGH BUILD PRIMER. This time it is ...
In this episode, we are moving forward with more spot filling in the salon in preparation for a second coat of primer. And an old piece of furniture is rescued and reinstalled on our boat!
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailing catamaran. She is being finished in a shed outside Melbourne. Wi...
After failing last week with our spray gun, we trade up, and CAN'T BELIEVE the great results we get!
After having primed the v-berth and bulkhead 5 last week, we continue aft in the guest hull, working on bulkhead 6, plus the hull leading to the guest head. And since the owner's hull has...
As you probably noticed in last week’s episode, we started making some progress on Wilda’s hatches. They’re being sanded and faired :) today we continue working on those beautiful deck hatches as they need more work. As usual, one round of sanding and fairing is never enough. And Axel will continue ...
Because of supply issues, we had to switch our high build primer...and our results were not what we were hoping for.
After months and months of fairing, we have some very exciting footage to bring you, and that is because we are on to our next section of priming!!
Although we have most of the gue...
Hi everyone! In this episode we continue fairing and sanding the stanchions in preparation for a round of primer, so as to bring them to the same level of progress as the rest of the boat.
We also remember that Wilda has another 10 stanchions on the deck which would have to undergo the same fairing...
Last week we temporarily glued the stanchions for Wilda's handrails in order to make sure we found the correct position for them. Once we were happy with that, we made the proper epoxy mix and glued the stanchions for the handrails to the deck. Today we will continue our handrails stanchions in...
Can we lift up this beast of a boat with just the two of us?
For the past two years of the build, our boat has been sitting on the forms which came with the kit from Vietnam. But this week, we lift up the catamaran to switch our our plywood forms for foam blocks, and we do it without any outside h...
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Did you see part 1 of Preparing Our Performance Catamaran to Sail Across the Pacific Ocean?
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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 better still , we have been able to be a huge par...
Last week, Axel had a first attempt to making a fiberglass tube for the handrails stanchions. That didn’t go well, so, in this episode we try again, hopefully with a more successful result. We also share the steps we take for the handrails installation.
Wilda is a Schionning Wilderness 1340 sailin...
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Hooray, we've put the sanders down!! For a few days anyway. Now that we're in that sweet spot of temperature, we can get to vacuum bagging some of the larger items for our catamaran.
We go to work build...
We take a North Sails factory tour in Minden, Nevada, to see how 3Di sails are made from fiber to final sail. Since performance sailboats are about sailing more than motoring, we are excited to see how these sails perform as we begin our circumnavigation on our new Outremer 52.
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In this episode we will continue the journey and will show you how we made and installed Wilda’s handrails (or the start of this project :)
Before we left to Europe, we took a few measurements of the aft of Wilda planning for handrails. While we were away, Axel managed to find some time to create t...
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This week we decided to take on an intern, not only because we hear a lot from ou...
In this week's episode we are taking a much-needed break from boatwork. We had to travel out of Australia as our visas were getting close to expiring, we decided to go back home, we did a few medical check-ups and Axel had a little surprise operation. Actually, after so much work, maybe not so ...
$1,000 of bonding agent in our hands and one chance not to mess this up.
Matt and I have been quite busy these past few days (just finished this project yesterday) and using the warm weather at our disposal to break out our methacrylate bonding agent again. It's the adhesive we use to bond all...
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