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87. Why Is This Brand New Boat 17 Years Old? | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
This time we tour a 2002 Creekmore 46. Construction of this yacht haulted around 2005 when the owner ran out of money after sinking half a million dollars into this boat. What is left is an 85% complete brand new 17 year old boat. All it needs is someone to finish the job and move aboard! Please le...![85. Hurricane Damaged Fifty Foot DREAM Bluewater Cruiser! [Full Tour] Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/myZdPXGX_qA/mqdefault.webp)
85. Hurricane Damaged Fifty Foot DREAM Bluewater Cruiser! [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
We're back at the request of our viewers with another big old boat tour! This time we tour a 1982 Shannon 50. We really like the design of this yacht and believe it to have a lot of potential as a full-time live aboard cruiser for a couple or a small family. The aft-cockpit aft-cabin layout is ...![84. DIY DREAM Motor Sailor [Project Boat Full Tour] | Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/4OX1u5mQzVY/mqdefault.webp)
84. DIY DREAM Motor Sailor [Project Boat Full Tour] | Learning the Lines
We're back at the request of our viewers with another big old boat tour! This time we tour a 1985 Cheoy Lee 43, a sailboat that Randi and I have been wanting to tour for some time now. We really like the design of this yacht and believe it to have a lot of potential as a full-time live aboard c...
81. Dirt Cheap Fifty-Two Foot DREAM Yacht REVISITED After 1.5 Years! Did We Buy? Learning the Lines
This boat we check out is an Irwin 52, a very luxurious sailing yacht in it's heyday, and some still are kept in amazing condition. One of these boats in good shape typically sells for $200,000 to $300,000. This one, however is a gutted wreck. Realistically it could take 10 years and $500,000 t...
How I got a sailboat for $1 at age 18
These videos are made possible by you. Check out our Patreon account for unseen footage, articles, early access to the videos, and the chance to meet us in person! This is the story of me, before I met Aladino. My little $1 boat in Canada guided me into adulthood with grace and joy. This is how i...
55. IKEA Sink on a Yacht? – Galley Refit Progress | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
We took a break from the motor compartment stuff to work on our galley refit. This video outlines all the prep work we've been doing prior to installing our solid surface counter tops and new galley sink and faucet. The goal is to have a functional and clean-looking galley that is up to date ...
51. Installing Our Shiny New Portholes | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Ports, portholes, portlights, windows, whatever you want to call them... our boat has TEN of them. For a 32 foot boat, that's a lot of ports! Subsequently, it's a big job to replace them all and this is our vlog of the process. We're super happy with the way they're coming out ...
50. Bulkhead Replacement and Major Portlight Upgrade | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this vlog we remove our head and holding tank, replace our main bulkhead, and start dry fitting the big ABI bronze portlights in the main salon of Freebie. Livestream will be Sunday, August 5th, at 2pm EST. See you there! -------------------------------------------------------------------------...
49. THAT’S A LOT OF DAMAGE – Gutting Our Yacht | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
You have to first rip out all of the old in order to rebuild with the new. The first step to a total refit/restore of the interior of our boat is ripping out all of the old headliner and plywood insulation. After this is done, we set our sights on the main bulkhead. We want the interior to be a clea...
48. Our Deck is DONE! – Applying KiwiGrip Non-Skid | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Finally! Although the deck is far from perfect, we're super proud of how it came out. The interlux brightside looks good, but the show stopper is the KiwiGrip. It was so easy to apply and it looks awesome, feels great, and seems like it'll grip bare feet or shoes extremely well. We can...
47. New Primer on Deck | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Happy Fourth of July! In this vlog we do a lot of prep work right up until we put the first couple layers of primer on our sailboat deck. With regards to the core in the questionable large area. It really did feel very dry, and when we compared the core from the questionable area to the mush that ...
Getting Epoxy to Kick during SCAMP Build- Freezing Alaskan Temps (Ep.9 Sailing w/the Litzenbergers)
Spencer is working hard to finish the SCAMP before we leave, but there are always a few setbacks. Watch as Spencer learns about epoxy shelf life! #SCAMPBuild #BuildingASailboat #BuildingASmallBoat
35. Affordable Forty-Two Foot DREAM Yacht! Should We Buy? | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
The Endeavour 42 is a spacious and comfortable yacht that you could easily live aboard. We were initially drawn to the model because of the center cockpit design, as well as the size and layout. The yacht featured is listed for sale for just under $60,000 here: I (Jordan) fell in love with anothe...
31. Dirt Cheap Fifty-Two Foot DREAM Yacht! Should We Buy? – Sailing Vessel Somnium
We've always dreamed of owning a large sailboat and calling it our home... Is this going to be that boat? Is there too much work to be done? You tell us... because we still haven't decided. This boat we check out is an Irwin 52' - a very luxurious sailing yacht in it's heyday, a...
Favorite Tools Vacuum Vise
Another of my favorite tools is a vacuum vise. Great for helping for projects around the boat. This inexpensive but handy tool will be like a 3rd hand aboard. Sometimes the simple tools are the best. Thanks for watching. Hi I’m Capt. Wayne Canning I have been in the marine industry for most of my p...
Replacing a 30 amp 120 volt shore cord end plug.
Don't risk a fire with a bad shore cord plug. In this video I show you how the replace a 30 amp 120 VAC shore cord plug end. A step by step to saving your shore cord from the trash and making your shore power safer. Hi I’m Capt. Wayne Canning I have been in the marine industry for most of my ...
Drilling and cutting stainless steel.
In this first quick tips video I show you how easy it is to drill and cut stainless steel when you have the right magic potion. If you find this video helpful please consider subscribing to our Patreon channel. Your support helps us keep producing quality content. For more content visit our web si...
Favorite Tools, Angle Drill
In these short videos I show off my favorite tools. In this episode I show you my favorite Angle Drill and why I like it so much. Click the links in the right header above the subscribe to help me out. Thanks If you find this video helpful please consider subscribing to our Patreon channel. Your sup...
Install a Battery mounted Fuse Block
In this video I show how I added a Blue Seas battery mounted fuse block to clean up the wire connections to my battery. If you find this video helpful please consider subscribing to our Patreon channel. Your support helps us keep producing quality content. For more content visit our web site at w...
Ep 15 Marine Hardware Tips
Essential hardware tips for boating and the marine environment. We review sealants, fasteners, thread lockers, cotter pins and cotter rings, battery powered screw guns and impact drivers, plus lubricants.
Ep 13 Catalina C 22 Sailboat Electrical Refit
We Refit the electrical system in our Catalina C-22 Sailboat.
Re sealing a deck hatch.
Resealing a deck hatch. Fixing a leaking deck hatch. If you find this video helpful please consider subscribing to our Patreon channel. Your support helps us keep producing quality content. For more content visit our web site at www.boatingzen.com As always your input and comments are welcomed a...
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