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Can We Vacuum Bag Our Own Carbon Fiber? Sailboat DIY Project!
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Can We Vacuum Bag Our Own Carbon Fiber? Sailboat DIY Project!

Watch Part 1, where we shaped the foam core in preparation for the vacuum infusion process:  Following on from the last video, we're continuing to build custom carbon fiber tables for our sailing home. It's a project we started because the old rear cockpit table was yet another Leopard Ca...
Making Roam water-tight once again. Ep.50 #refit
Sailing Roam

Making Roam water-tight once again. Ep.50 #refit

Is a boat really a boat if it can't float? Months ago we removed every thru-hull in order to replace them with new seacocks and skin fittings, but we didn't reuse every one. We have decided to relocate things like the water maker, and we're also removing the generator. Then there were...
Just About Sailing December 2020 – New windlass install, Pt 3 – Deck modification and strengthening
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing December 2020 – New windlass install, Pt 3 – Deck modification and strengthening

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 core below. Sounds easy...well that'...
Installing a New Bronze Stern Tube on an Alberg 30 at The Ventura Harbor Boat Yard
Sailing Triteia

Installing a New Bronze Stern Tube on an Alberg 30 at The Ventura Harbor Boat Yard

SEASON 6 / The Haul Out : Episode #130 : Flying the Engine and Installing the Tube Hello Friends! On this weeks episode we start out by thanking out Patrons for their continuing support! THANK YOU! We also thank our Super Chat contributors from the live stream last Friday! Camille and myself bot...
Just About Sailing February 2020 – Coating the Washboards with Epoxy and Varnish
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing February 2020 – Coating the Washboards with Epoxy and Varnish

Lots of people have suggested that I should try a combination of clear epoxy and varnish on the washboards. Epoxy is very waterproof and hard-wearing, but not very resistant to UV, hence the need to coat it with varnish. Lots of help from my daughter who will be in charge of varnishing the interior....
Just About Sailing October 2019 – fixing a foot long crack in the hull of my boat
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing October 2019 – fixing a foot long crack in the hull of my boat

This video covers the structural repair of a rather large crack/split/gash in the hull of Serenity. It happened two years ago just before I took her out of the water...and it was 100% my fault. Still, who doesn't like the chance for a bit of extra fibreglass work?
HURRICANE BOAT GRIND BEGINS! – Episode 35
Sailing Parlay Revival

HURRICANE BOAT GRIND BEGINS! – Episode 35

After sailing all the way to Rio Dulce, in Guatemala, this Hurricane damaged catamaran finally gets hauled out a year and a half after Irma, to get repaired properly once a for all. The boys waste no time getting covered in fibreglass dust, and have a huge week grinding and tearing the boat apart. ...
Just About Sailing September 2019 – DIY Holding Tank Pt3 – Thru hull & Seacock install
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing September 2019 – DIY Holding Tank Pt3 – Thru hull & Seacock install

This video went on a bit longer than anticipated, but so did the install process. First a bit of an update, then a detailed look at fitting the new Forespar Series 93 2" combined thru-hull and seacock for the holding tank waste outlet. This is how I did it - I am not suggesting it is how you s...
47. New Primer on Deck | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Learning the Lines

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 ...
Just About Sailing November 1 2017 – Basic woodwork, reflections on plans & progress
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing November 1 2017 – Basic woodwork, reflections on plans & progress

Things are still moving forward, although the year has shown less progress than I would have liked since the haul out. Still, as long as the progress is in the right direction, that's OK by me - and my enthusiasm for the longer term remains unabated. And I am so proud of my new temporary washb...
Just About Sailing September 2 2017 – Holding tank plans and off with the rudder, almost
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing September 2 2017 – Holding tank plans and off with the rudder, almost

Fingers crossed. I saw a great holding tank from Tek Tanks that might just fit into some 'spare' space in the heads compartment. I made up a cardboard mock-up to test the fit. Also, I wanted t check out the rudder to see what might need refurbishing. One thing lead to another and I starte...
Just About Sailing August 2 2017 – Removing thru-hulls and glassing over the resulting holes
Very Nearly About Sailing

Just About Sailing August 2 2017 – Removing thru-hulls and glassing over the resulting holes

Slightly longer video than usual. But I wanted to try and get the whole thing into one episode. I needed to remove two redundant thru-hulls, both either on or under the waterline, and then fill the resulting holes. So important to get it right. I tried following the instructions on the EpoxyWorks w...
Atticus update 18: Fairing the Cabin Top
Sailing Project Atticus

Atticus update 18: Fairing the Cabin Top

Making fiberglass look smooth and shiny is no easy feat. Check out how much effort a nice surface takes to achieve.
Esper Refit 21 – Awlcraft Top Coat
followtheboat

Esper Refit 21 – Awlcraft Top Coat

This week it was all about the application of our Awlcraft Snow White on the decks. There was just one problem: our painter had gone AWOL, holding up the entire project.
Esper Refit 20 – West System microlite; Osmosis prep; teak toe rail; 8mm laminate
followtheboat

Esper Refit 20 – West System microlite; Osmosis prep; teak toe rail; 8mm laminate

With Jamie back in the UK Liz is left to oversee the refit project as well as record lots of footage for your entertainment. This week the boys start to apply the West System microlite to the hull (micro balloons mixed with epoxy). Meanwhile Pong, our head carpenter, starts work on the teak toe rail...
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