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David McCauley
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Building a Small Cruising Catamaran Episode 3
In this episode I attach the transom, add some more glass, do some finishing sanding and flip the hull over to begin working on the inside!
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Casting The Rudder Head: Sailing Dinghy Rebuild PART 1
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Here I am casting an aluminum rudder head/rudder bracket using resin bonded sand for a small sailboat that was given to me by a neighbor. The boat needs a lot of work and is missing a lot of parts. Stay tuned for the rest of the rebuild process! Resin I use to make my resin bonded sand: SRC Model Pro Off White (Below) www.p3hfsftrk.com/2FZTR18/M2GJW/
How to Bore A Paintball Barrel For Freak Inserts
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18.8mm reamer from ebay (select correct size from drop down) www.ebay.com/itm/302456203754
Building A Small Cruising Catamaran Episode 2
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In this video I finish the plywood components of the first hull and begin adding the fiberglass. Follow along for the rest of the build!
Making the WORLDS LIGHTEST SKATEBOARD Carbon Fiber, Titanium, Magnesium
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Making the WORLDS LIGHTEST SKATEBOARD Carbon Fiber, Titanium, Magnesium
Building a Small Cruising Catamaran Episode 1
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This is the first video in a series following the build of a 23 foot, trailerable, ketch rigged catamaran that I designed. Please subscribe to follow along with the build process!
How to do Splash and Acid Wash Anodizing at Home
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How to do Splash and Acid Wash Anodizing at Home
Making Sand Stakes For Camping In Heavy Winds
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Making Sand Stakes For Camping In Heavy Winds
Kodiak Canvas 12x9 Cabin Tent Seasoning and Review
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Kodiak Canvas 12x9 Cabin Tent Seasoning and Review
Tomshoo Bathroom Shower Tent Unboxing and Review
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www.ebay.com/itm/TOMSHOO-Portable-Outdoor-Pop-Up-Tent-Camping-Shower-Toilet-Changing-Room-Privacy/124209157854?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2648
The Good Ole Boys (Experimental Short)
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First time filming any sort of film. This was intended to be the intro for a feature I wanted to do but due to unforeseen circumstances it will not be completed.
Putting Dirty Dan On Bags Vlog
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Upside Down House RVA
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Upside Down House New Years Night. Space Koi The Smirks Towards Space Stone Snare
Junk Yard Day- Pulling Parts For My Mercedes 300D
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Junk Yard Day- Pulling Parts For My Mercedes 300D
Burrito Bike Project And A Look At The Blockchain!
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Burrito Bike Project And A Look At The Blockchain!
I'm interested in this tent, but one feature that bugs me is the large window on the side appears to zip 3/4 and then has a single velcro at the bottom. Has this ever been an issue with not sealing up well? Cold air coming through the space at the bottom?
I haven't had that issue but I haven't camped in it below 40°f
What design is it ?
It's something I designed
@@davidmccauley7068It says cruising in the title so I assumed sailing but that’s a powerboat hull yes ?
@@redreuben5260 no it it's going to be a sailboat catamaran ketch rigged
@@davidmccauley7068 😯🤔
Hi, your video appeared on my feed and I was interested because I have built a few boats using fibreglass - one of them a catamaran. However, you really need to get yourself properly equipped to do this work. As a few previous people have commented on - the safety equipment for your own and others including the dog's health. Measuring out the correct proportions when mixing etc. I have subscribed to follow along but take some time to get yourself the right equipment and safety gear.
Feel free to send me some stuff, including a dog respirator! Thanks!
I'm glad you were wearing a respirator at least some of the time, but you let the dog be in there breathing it? You know what it can do to your lungs. But, the dog laying with its nose on a floor full of glass and resin dust doesn't know any better. It just wants to be around _you._
Cool project. How do like the System three?
Thanks! It seems to be okay!
Always wondered how this was done. Thanks for sharing! Very cool
you've obviously done a lot of casting before!
I've worked for a couple foundries and did it as a hobby for some time. I plan to do more casting videos in the future
We’re in the southern outer banks of North Carolina. Totally understand
I'll sail down there when it's done haha
Fascinating project definitely looking forward to watching the build. Did you design the plans or did you get them from somewhere? I’d be curious to see them or get some
Thanks! Glad you're going to follow along! I designed it myself. I don't have professional plans just a lot of sketchbook drawings and a basic 3d model in CAD
@@davidmccauley7068 would you by chance be willing to share the CAD drawings? Also are you from North Carolina?
@@joshkaiser8583 I'm on the east coast of VA what part of NC are you in? I may share them, I'd have to give it some thought.
An interesting process, been wanting to try it with sodium silicate bonded sand. What are you doing for pattern prep besides the wax? Modeling with draft? Any post processing to deal with layer lines? Tnx
I've used sodium silicate. It's hard to get it to harden all the way through even with co2. Resin is the way to go IMO. Just wax on the pattern. For the core box I also did a coating of petroleum jelly on top of the wax since it's such a thin piece and didn't want to break it. Yes the pattern and core box has 3 degrees of draft. You will need at least 1 degree but will be much easier to remove with 3-5 degrees because of the layer lines.
@@davidmccauley7068 A place to start...thanks. :)
Gday - this just popped up on my feed and I don't mean to be mean, but I really hope that is not colloidal silica you are using as a glue mix. If it is I hope that out of shit you had a respirator on. Silica is great stuff but does produce silicosis. So if it is you keep safer by wearing a good mask- like a Sundstrom. Good luck on the project.
get a set of scales and then weigh the resin , much more accurate and you only need 1 container, packing tape on strong back stops glue sticking
Thanks for the tip!
Cool!
Was worth watching twice. What kind, and what resin to sand ratio do you use?
I don't weigh it out I just do it by eye, just want the sand to look slightly wet. I'll bump it up for cores or thin molds that im worried about breaking
@rudycandu1633 there is a link in the description of the resin I use (src model pro.) You have to work with it quick as it sets up fast which I like cause you can turn out molds faster. They also sell a slow version if you want more time. Thanks for watching!
@@davidmccauley7068 Thanks for the info. Good to know it isn't that critical. I'll need to try this.
@@rudycandu1633 to little and the sand falls apart, too much and it's just smokes more. Better to aire on the liberal side of amount of resin
What is your desmut concentration for the Hydrochloric Acid?
It's been so long I don't really remember but that is the only chemical I ordered from Caswell, so it was at whatever concentration they sent it to me as. I don't think I diluted it. But I do not recall exactly
I've been spending my time trying to find the best way to have multicolor dye for anodized aluminum. This is by far the most practical and most effective way I have seen. Thank you so much for sharing this!! I can't wait to try this out, I had given up on trying to get the look I wanted.
Thanks, let me know if there's anything you want me to cover in a future video!
@@davidmccauley7068 Have you experimented with mixing dyes to get a specific color you want? Would love to see that. And if you are really feeling adventurous a gradient between two colors, but that is something that I don't even know where to begin with.
Use a 6 in roller to lay the epoxy down then squeegee it.
fantastic explaination. I have always wondered how this was done.
Home Depot cat!
Lowes!
@davidmccauley7068 I can never understand people who didn't use a proper plan to end up with a half decent result. You've got some ugly dog legs there.
I had a guy on pbnation do this for me almost 20 years ago. Still use those barrels today. Turned my .693 lucky 15 barrels and gave them new life.
man the barrel looks like its wobbling... i would like to see a runout gauge in that to make sure its round.
The fingers on the steady rest aren't fully touching the barrel causing it to wobble, once the reamer hits it it centers
You taking in barrels to do this for $$? I have a few needing it.
Only doing barrels on markers that come in for anodizing. Thanks!
@davidmccauley7068 well I'll hit you up on MCB for some ano too!
Came from Facebook Pump/Mech Group very interesting!
As you progress, please keep cat series in a playlist. I love your video and work!
Will do. Thank you!
No, unfortunately, I built the J5, then 5,5meter with an inboard diesel, then I had a 12ft fishing Boat designed by a marine designer, and lastly, I built a power /sail canoe for a friend.
excellent video, cant wait to see finish boat. just want to say, because it is not v bottom energy will force the hull to the sides. specially when the boat is speeding. water will push the bottom sides. separate them each other.
Thank you! Good point. The boat will never be going very fast.
I would DOUBLE your transome thickness, to carry the stress of the rudders, I also think you could be using bidirectional cloth as it is stronger , . I will be watching your build with interest, I built my first boat 39 years ago, a JARCAT 5M,.
I will be adding thickness, I want to add more glass to cover screws after attaching. And the bi directional is expensive, I am doing this on a budget. And am confident it will be plenty strong. Thanks for watching and following along!!!
@davidmccauley7068 the screws can be removed they won't add any more strength to the repair, a doubler inside will do far more. On the other hull and anywhere else do the stringers first, that gives you more glue area and fastener locations. Then do the skin
What thickness of ply did you use on your jarcat? And what glass schedule?
@davidmccauley7068 , hull ply was 3.6mm/ 4mm, and bridge deck was 12mm. Glass was 8 Oz on the hulls to 100mm above the chines, and over the bridge deck underneath, and in the cockpit. They are very lightly built, I built mine in 1984, sold it 14 months later after getting married. I believe it is still sailing , and it was the first of several boats I built.
Thanks! Still own any of them?
I'm planning on doing this with my Trilogy
I've decided I'm going to make more anodizing videos, let me know if theres any topic/subject you'd like to see
6:08 😨
The carbon skate deck and a homemade sailing cat wish we were neighbors . Keep it up
Thanks! Where do you live?
@@davidmccauley7068 Southern California
@@user-ol9ro9hq6k wish I was in socal 😪
That was absolutely insane. That’s a HOT VIDEO
fuckin gloves bro! lol im always hesitant around any lye product
it's interesting, but it would be more interesting if you made it out of solid carbon fiber, without that internal filler. try it next time, i think it will be much cooler
Yeah but that defeats the purpose of making it light!
Man this is like magic
It's cool seeing how the anodizing process works from start to finish. Really cool video.
So rad. Next level. Really.
That turned out Soo well!!! Reminds me of a 90s Dixie cup
That was the idea. Thanks!
how would you do an acid wash of another color instead of just having the bare metal? What kind of masking would need to be done to do that, or would you even need to mask it?
You just dye over the bare metal. So you have to dye across the color wheel, otherwise you'll just end up with brown
@@davidmccauley7068 thank you!
Wow! Turned out awesome! lab setup with a DIY hood and everything is dope haha Super quality content, thank you Had to have the lab coat too!
Thanks man! Process wont work without the lab coat!
Orbs, then I guess I liked Kelley's Bonez wheels on that VX vaporub that much, Dude. Namasté.
fabulous video.
Sweet board, wish I could do a fakie big spin on it 🤘🏼
Thanks for the video, lots of great info! I am looking to get into anodizing as a hobby so this was really nice! Quick question, what power supply are you using? Thanks!
Thank you! It's a cheap Chinese one that goes up to 10 amps . Dont remember the name, got it some years ago
@@davidmccauley7068 Thanks for the reply! Where do you find your amperage to be when you are working on pieces like this?
@@synergy.2899 generally you do 5 amps per square foot of surface area. But I just estimate and as long as you're close it works fine
Very cool. Have you thought of using the pourable grip tape? The only one i could find was Lucid. If you are using the board regularly, that may not work since it would make it extremely hard to replace the tape.
Never even heard of that!
My only complaints: Not doing a boardslide with it, and not putting the grip-tape on before screwing the trucks in. Otherwise cool!
Awesome!!!
Thank you!
The entire cabin camp has been abandoned due to the hurricane ruining the fresh water supply and septic system and is scheduled to be demoed this year.
Oh wow that's unfortunate! We haven't been out there for a couple years as we now have a young one. That's sad to hear. Will the ferry still run regularly?
Looks like I'm about to try some SCIENCE!
Dont forget your lab coat!
Cool Labrotory coat.
Swag masta
How do you dispose your waste material?
What waste material?
@@davidmccauley7068 do you ever need to change the chemical baths?
@@CoLLiSioN60 no I haven't. I only change my rinse bath occasionally, which is pretty inert. If it does get acid in it, I can neutralize it with baking soda to safely dispose of it