Hi Stu. I am a forensic fire investigator. When using linseed oil, make sure you dispose of any contaminated rags etc in water. High risk of spontaneous ignition. Love your vids.
Seeing an 'Adrian Cameo' in your vids is like watching the famous post-credit scenes in the Marvel superhero movies. 'Holy geez! Spiderman AND Thor in the one scene!' lol
@@ProjectBrupeg I hope the $200AU donation I sent via PayPal on April 4th will help fill out those wood working/router needs, you may recognize the name. Not a Patron as I have an issue with Patreon as a company but still want to support Brupeg Expeditions
Good show! Renko really taking shape and coming together. Idea. Make a cup holder setup to attach to the seat and swivel with the seat. What would I like occasionally in the videos is some views of Renko going along with some 4-71 sounds included! Thanks for all the years of good programming. JIM
Regarding the fire in Brooklyn... Boats with inboard gasoline/petrol engines generally come equipped with blowers for the engine compartment. On all of the boats I've been on, the switch for the blowers was right next to the ignition and had a big label telling you the minimum time that you should run the blowers prior to attempting an engine start. I was always taught to start the blower, then go put my nose next to the blower outlet. If I smelled gasoline for more than a second or two, then it was time to find and correct the fuel leak before repeating the process. When the blower runs for the specified time with NO fuel smell, then you can attempt to start the engine. Might have been a bit paranoid, but I've never blown the engine cover off of a boat. (Bonus hint...it's almost impossible to forget bilge drain plugs when they are in a plastic bag zip-tied to the latch for the trailer hitch...)
I really need to say that your editing is perfect for your videos. You give exactly enough footage to show what your doing without us having to watch you screw in every bolt. Great job!
@@DangarMarine It's hard living on an island though. You make so many little short trips in a day, sometimes you are alone, sometimes you aren't .... easy to forget. I train for recreational boat licenses and reinforce lifejackets rules at least three times a week.... But the amount of times I forget to put one on to make the 2 minute journey from the island.....
@@tishbrett on vessels 4.8m or less when alone the law is wear a lifejacket. Around the islands (Dangar and Scotland Island) the law also includes carrying a coopers :)
Dont matter where ya drop it on the boat, it goes in the bilge and you need Mr Tickle arms to get it back because its probably stainless and the magnet wont grab it. Great video 👍
Thanks for another great vid. Keep on doing what you do best. The editing is great and I so look forward to my weekly Dangar fix. Love how you include the opps moments like dropping the drill bits. It always happens at the worst time or place to us all. Great that you keep it real.
Ahh the fun of the RUclips timeline. I think I commented on the last video or two that the binnacle controls were different than I remembered. Great work Stu!
@@DangarMarine i have a question... I just rebuilt a 1983 J75TLCNB. I have spark. I have gas in the throats of the carbs. All new wires. New power pack. New spark plugs. It cranks but doesn’t start. Randomly it will make a popping noise and a little smoke comes out of exhaust and I assume this is normal. Could my cause be timing? It bogged down under load and randomly died last year which is why I built it. I’m scared to continue to keep trying to crank it due to not breaking it in yet. I wish and hope you respond. I’m at wits end. Also after cranking I notice gas coming out of the throats. Is this normal?
I wouldn’t worry about trying to group quick shots into a theme for your video. We just enjoy watching you and Renko...and those 2 hot chicks you usually end your videos with. The occasional Adrian cameos are appreciated too
@@DangarMarine hey Stu, tried to call you on the vhf this evening as you are in Newcastle close by short of launching my boat and bailing you up and have been trying by private message to get in touch. Please email me at nexcavations@gmail.com regarding the lubricant sponsorship.
Hi Stu! Great progress on the boat! You should look at gimbaled cup holders. They have a flat bracket that mounts to a wall or bulkhead and a gimbaled basket that attaches to the bracket. Swivels in 3d...works well. Sold by West Marine as Drink Mate
Great episode. The wood slats on a barrel are called staves. Stu, if you adjust the ballast on Renko, wouldn’t you be feeling listless🤔 BTW, I feel your pain on the drill bits. I did the same, but only on the shop floor. I can imagine it was real entertaining picking them up. I hope you had a magnet.
“Next time I’m not promising anything, I might even sand it before I paint.” 🤣you got me good with that. That’s hilarious. Really enjoy your sense of humor.
Wow Pulling a box cutter towards your bare foot. Very brave. I have a nice scar on my finger from a similar move. PS my last life jacket fail cost me over $300 - hope they let you off.
Boat's looking level then Adrian shows up! LOL! Bless Mr. A. Diesel whisperer. Not that many men could say "well, let's have your top off" and get such a response!
How good is Pete's shirt. New Aussie flag option ; ) Couldn't help laughing at the dropped drill bits, glad it's not just me then. Always good to get a bit of Aido too.
You need a couple of old speaker magnets strategically placed to pick up & retain your drill bit swarf, might even be handy to retrieve metal items if on a string.
The bands are called hoops and the planks are staves. You will need to screw every band into the staves to prevent them falling apart. Every 4th stave so they look like a spiral pattern on the barrel. Top #1, second #2 stave, third band #3 stave, 4th band 4th stave, back to top, 5th screw in 5th stave etc. As many numbers as bands. Hope you comprehend.
Yup, staves. And you should put some screws through the band around the barrel, 4 probably enough, as the bands are only held in by pressure, and since the barrel is intended to hold liquid, that keeps the staves expanded against the bands. Without that, they'll dry and shrink and the bands will tend to fall off and you really do NOT want that... :)
Hi Stu. Just finished viewing your plywood project for the wheelhouse. Canada plywood pricing has tripled this year. Has it been the same in Australia?
Oregon, western US, and we have the same. 2x4s have tripled too. Don't know about steel though, maybe Stu is on to something and we all need to learn how to weld.
This channel is full of how I live my life. Take a project and figure it out as you go... Bumps and bruises along the way but great results in the end.... Kids today should pay attention to the work being done here. They might learn something.....
can't help but think how happy Renko would be if she was taken inside a building when you first got herm stripped her down the bare steel and blasted with the proper media then primed and painted ! She be looking brand new and shinny ! Oh Well, maybe in her next life !
Interesting, I know most boat engine controls seem to be going with the all in one handle for shift and throttle, but I've always preferred separate controls. Since way back, with manual shifting outboards, vs. electric, a problem that causes failure is that folks shift like in a car, gently, easing the shifter into or out of gear. When the best for an outboard is to just do it swiftly and surely. Slowly sort of grinds the gears and since there are no synchros, this wears the gears themselves. And they're designed to just be put into gear directly. With the single control, I'm never sure if I'm in gear or not, and often accelerate before I know it's in gear. Dangerous, to say the least.
Vertical barrel timbers are called staves :) As another subscriber just mentioned. So I wonder why I posted my comment....dah! Must be an age thing. Good work again Stu.
Renko is looking great! I just started another project besides my adding a cabin to a runabout conversion project: coverting a $200 , 14ft aluminum deep V hull row boat into a proper bass fishing rig for/with my buddy Chris. Seems like it get's out ya do good work, everyone wants your help. I don't mind, keeps me busy & out of the wife's hair & sight, LOL! Any more details on the explosion ya mentioned? Do you have Renko rigged with any underwater video cameras? Keep up the great work and thank you for another great video. See you in the next one.
Here's a news article about it www.theaustralian.com.au/breaking-news/hawkesbury-river-multiple-people-injured-in-boat-explosion/news-story/4fcb01ee5149512806551fdc8ad6666b
Hi Stu. I am a forensic fire investigator. When using linseed oil, make sure you dispose of any contaminated rags etc in water. High risk of spontaneous ignition. Love your vids.
Was going to mention it. Very important point.
Intresting, thanks for sharing.
Lay them out flat to dry in a single layer. Once they’re dry they should be ok.
Seeing an 'Adrian Cameo' in your vids is like watching the famous post-credit scenes in the Marvel superhero movies. 'Holy geez! Spiderman AND Thor in the one scene!' lol
Glad to see her taking shape
Lets here it for the your friend Pete's generous router donation the the Brupeg Folks. Good people helping good people.
Bloody here here
Life is a circle, what you put out comes back in many ways.
@@ProjectBrupeg I hope the $200AU donation I sent via PayPal on April 4th will help fill out those wood working/router needs, you may recognize the name. Not a Patron as I have an issue with Patreon as a company but still want to support Brupeg Expeditions
@@pbentley1 Pay it forward even when it isn't so easy.
Pete! I'm sure your Router donation will help get Brupeg in the water much faster. You are a Godsend for your generosity! Cheers from Texas.
Stu, you live in paradise Mate!
Good show! Renko really taking shape and coming together.
Idea. Make a cup holder setup to attach to the seat and swivel with the seat.
What would I like occasionally in the videos is some views of Renko going along with some 4-71 sounds included!
Thanks for all the years of good programming.
JIM
Thanks Jim, yes, moving with the seat would be good. Definitely need to get myself a drone and do more outdoor shots.
Regarding the fire in Brooklyn... Boats with inboard gasoline/petrol engines generally come equipped with blowers for the engine compartment. On all of the boats I've been on, the switch for the blowers was right next to the ignition and had a big label telling you the minimum time that you should run the blowers prior to attempting an engine start. I was always taught to start the blower, then go put my nose next to the blower outlet. If I smelled gasoline for more than a second or two, then it was time to find and correct the fuel leak before repeating the process. When the blower runs for the specified time with NO fuel smell, then you can attempt to start the engine. Might have been a bit paranoid, but I've never blown the engine cover off of a boat. (Bonus hint...it's almost impossible to forget bilge drain plugs when they are in a plastic bag zip-tied to the latch for the trailer hitch...)
Yes, the blowers are critical with inboard petrol engines.
Adrian the boss. Always welcome in these parts. Strong work by all!
Couldn't agree more!
I really need to say that your editing is perfect for your videos. You give exactly enough footage to show what your doing without us having to watch you screw in every bolt. Great job!
Thanks mate, glad you like it.
You looked like a prow on the controls. Glad you understood the instructions. Carpet looks good.
Thanks 👍
An ex BSO being pinged for not wearing a lifejacket ! Gold :) New carpet looks great !
Was pretty funny. :)
@@DangarMarine It's hard living on an island though. You make so many little short trips in a day, sometimes you are alone, sometimes you aren't .... easy to forget. I train for recreational boat licenses and reinforce lifejackets rules at least three times a week.... But the amount of times I forget to put one on to make the 2 minute journey from the island.....
Do you need to have a pfd on in nsw in tenders ?
@@tishbrett on vessels 4.8m or less when alone the law is wear a lifejacket. Around the islands (Dangar and Scotland Island) the law also includes carrying a coopers :)
Takes a lot time to get all the small things taken care of but quite rewarding.
It's amazing how long all these little bits and pieces take but it's great to be getting to this stage.
Yes!!! I was all out of new videos to watch tonight, and then this popped up in my sub feed! So happy!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Dont matter where ya drop it on the boat, it goes in the bilge and you need Mr Tickle arms to get it back because its probably stainless and the magnet wont grab it.
Great video 👍
And to make things worse, with a steel boat you just grab the hull even if it is mild steel. :(
Awesome video Renco is really starting to show more style. Nice work Stew perfect blend of functionality and performance.
Looking mighty nice in the cabin!
Thanks 👍
Thanks for another great vid. Keep on doing what you do best. The editing is great and I so look forward to my weekly Dangar fix. Love how you include the opps moments like dropping the drill bits. It always happens at the worst time or place to us all. Great that you keep it real.
As always...well done...be safe and steady...happy to hear you are getting use of your boots...
HI from North Wales UK. love your content!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great to see viewers gifts becoming part of Renko.
Absolutely!
Couldn’t help notice your toes curled up towards the end of the cut stu🤣🤣
Renko’s moving along quite nicely 👍
Slowly coming together. :)
Nice one Stu.lots done in this video,at least you know where all your drill bits are now lol
Just takes me 5 minutes to get the one I need. ;)
Ahh the fun of the RUclips timeline. I think I commented on the last video or two that the binnacle controls were different than I remembered. Great work Stu!
Pete's shirt is top notch
It sure is! :)
@@DangarMarine i have a question... I just rebuilt a 1983 J75TLCNB. I have spark. I have gas in the throats of the carbs. All new wires. New power pack. New spark plugs. It cranks but doesn’t start. Randomly it will make a popping noise and a little smoke comes out of exhaust and I assume this is normal. Could my cause be timing? It bogged down under load and randomly died last year which is why I built it. I’m scared to continue to keep trying to crank it due to not breaking it in yet. I wish and hope you respond. I’m at wits end. Also after cranking I notice gas coming out of the throats. Is this normal?
Oh that engine sounds so sweet!😎
It does!
It's looking good. Every improvement is making Renko a great boat. 👍
Thanks 👍
I wouldn’t worry about trying to group quick shots into a theme for your video. We just enjoy watching you and Renko...and those 2 hot chicks you usually end your videos with. The occasional Adrian cameos are appreciated too
Thanks mate. Always torn between showing what a week is really like and giving the video a theme.
I like seeing other folks real world
@@DangarMarine Theming videos makes the restoration disjointed and hard to follow when it is already part of a restoration theme.
@@DangarMarine hey Stu, tried to call you on the vhf this evening as you are in Newcastle close by short of launching my boat and bailing you up and have been trying by private message to get in touch. Please email me at nexcavations@gmail.com regarding the lubricant sponsorship.
Happy days Stu cheers ,shaneo ,nelson ,nz
Thanks Shane.
Love Pete’s shirt...very “festive”!!!
Thanks for the laugh at 15:48. We've all been there, but that one is brutal!
Nice job captain 👍🏾
Thanks mate.
Hi Stu! Great progress on the boat! You should look at gimbaled cup holders. They have a flat bracket that mounts to a wall or bulkhead and a gimbaled basket that attaches to the bracket. Swivels in 3d...works well. Sold by West Marine as Drink Mate
Thanks for the tip!
"every millimeter counts"...proceeds to install a damn lazyboy! I love that boat.
Great episode. The wood slats on a barrel are called staves. Stu, if you adjust the ballast on Renko, wouldn’t you be feeling listless🤔
BTW, I feel your pain on the drill bits. I did the same, but only on the shop floor. I can imagine it was real entertaining picking them up. I hope you had a magnet.
Thanks mate, liked your listless joke. That's the trouble with a steel boat, harder to pick things up with a magnet!
The birds on your island are so beautiful and unafraid of people❤️
They are!
“Next time I’m not promising anything, I might even sand it before I paint.” 🤣you got me good with that. That’s hilarious. Really enjoy your sense of humor.
😁
Wow Pulling a box cutter towards your bare foot. Very brave. I have a nice scar on my finger from a similar move. PS my last life jacket fail cost me over $300 - hope they let you off.
You get taught the wrong lesson if you get let off.
Did make me laugh with the "getting busted" 🤣
I rejoice in all the input from all around. A combined effort. The best.
Excellent!
Gets better with every video.
Boat's looking level then Adrian shows up! LOL!
Bless Mr. A.
Diesel whisperer.
Not that many men could say "well, let's have your top off" and get such a response!
A ceiling fan is a must
To be honest now you should put up the wood on all the window steal. Looks very good the center chase
Unless someone has said. The wooden boards on the barrel are called staves. 👍🏻😁🇦🇺
Excellent progress, Stu!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow, lots of shtuff getting done, awesome work Stu!! Thank you so much for your videos, great shots and commentary. (education)
Many thanks!
Thanks for another video! I enjoy all the shows and how you work around the challenges.
My pleasure!
the barrel lumber inside the bands are called "staves"
The rainbow lorikeets at my place line up with the kookaburras for a bit of mince
😂 Reckon you’re ready for a bigger boat..
Can't wait to see you guys tune up Brupeg's engine.
Looking forward to getting to to Bundaberg now.
I gasped when I heard about your drill bits! Been there done that, it stings.
How good is Pete's shirt. New Aussie flag option ; ) Couldn't help laughing at the dropped drill bits, glad it's not just me then. Always good to get a bit of Aido too.
If it would have been me, they’d have dropped in the water or landed on the deck and rolled into the water!
Note to self....when Stu has birds chirping on the TV, hold onto my cat so he doesn't leap at the TV.
You need a couple of old speaker magnets strategically placed to pick up & retain your drill bit swarf, might even be handy to retrieve metal items if on a string.
For sure, would be a good thing to keep onboard.
The bands are called hoops and the planks are staves. You will need to screw every band into the staves to prevent them falling apart. Every 4th stave so they look like a spiral pattern on the barrel. Top #1, second #2 stave, third band #3 stave, 4th band 4th stave, back to top, 5th screw in 5th stave etc. As many numbers as bands. Hope you comprehend.
That,s a shirt & a half that Pete was wearing, did he win the bet?
Bilge magnet fishing, thats a whole other episode ! Maybe you will catch some lost 10 mm sockets too?
Nice Seats :) I'm impressed!! They look quite comfortable
It is pretty comfortable for the price.
Yup, staves.
And you should put some screws through the band around the barrel, 4 probably enough, as the bands are only held in by pressure, and since the barrel is intended to hold liquid, that keeps the staves expanded against the bands. Without that, they'll dry and shrink and the bands will tend to fall off and you really do NOT want that... :)
These barrels have been dry for about 8 years now. The guy drove the bands down when I bought them (hence the white where they previously were)
re: drill bits: At least you did the job properly, yeah?
No doing things by halves!
8:15 That's me every time I'm working on my cars and everything goes smoothly 😅
15:47 And that's also me when everything is going smoothly 😐
The curved wood pieces of a barrel are called Staves.
"You got coffee, you'r welcome"... Totally agree to that. :)
:)
Stu, those planks in the barrels are called barrel staves.
Stu you need a impact driver for driving in screws make it much easier and then the bit will last longer due to less jumping.
I love your boat
Stu, I think you are going to need a 40 foot work boat.
Indeed.
great!
When I grow up I wanna be like Aidrian.
Dave, aged 51 & 3/4, Prestatyn, North Wales, U.K. 😂😂
Hey there Dangar Stu 🙋♂️
Hi!
Nice to see Adrians hair has grown back haha
Hi Stu. Just finished viewing your plywood project for the wheelhouse. Canada plywood pricing has tripled this year. Has it been the same in Australia?
Prices have been pretty steady for plywood here.
Oregon, western US, and we have the same. 2x4s have tripled too.
Don't know about steel though, maybe Stu is on to something and we all need to learn how to weld.
This channel is full of how I live my life. Take a project and figure it out as you go... Bumps and bruises along the way but great results in the end.... Kids today should pay attention to the work being done here. They might learn something.....
You certainly have to figure it out as you go with boat projects like this, but you learn a lot along the way which is fun. :)
Be careful when cutting the carpet that the knife doesn't slip and mark you safety boots, Stu
That's why I keep them safe in their box out of harms way. ;)
Nice
Rainbow parakeets and a LS Cockatoo on your back yard it cost me a fortune to have these birds in my aviary
It's an age-old marine tradition, throwing a whole set of drill bits into the bilge, supposed to appease Neptune and bring good luck.
I hope it works!
can't help but think how happy Renko would be if she was taken inside a building when you first got herm stripped her down the bare steel and blasted with the proper media then primed and painted ! She be looking brand new and shinny ! Oh Well, maybe in her next life !
One day ill have a boat
love you videos
Thanks mate, glad you enjoying the vids.
Here in the US the curved wood ‘planks’ of the barrel are called staves. I’m not sure if that description is universal or not.
I hope you kept, and reinstalled, the custom throttle knob.
Lolol, my cat had been snuggle up next to me until the bird started squawking , then he jumped up with a shot looking for it...
Thanks again my friend...Cheers
Thanks for the visit
Interesting, I know most boat engine controls seem to be going with the all in one handle for shift and throttle, but I've always preferred separate controls. Since way back, with manual shifting outboards, vs. electric, a problem that causes failure is that folks shift like in a car, gently, easing the shifter into or out of gear. When the best for an outboard is to just do it swiftly and surely. Slowly sort of grinds the gears and since there are no synchros, this wears the gears themselves. And they're designed to just be put into gear directly.
With the single control, I'm never sure if I'm in gear or not, and often accelerate before I know it's in gear. Dangerous, to say the least.
I see it a bit like the different between manual and automatic cars. Always preferred manual.
Hoops and staves
You're gonna need a magnet! Or maybe use the vacuum cleaner for the swarfy bits.
Staves Stu😎
Hey stu , I think you don’t have enough boat for the amount of crap you have on board , man you don’t need ballast you need more boat.
I always enjoy watching your videos. I don't even own a boat, although I'd like to. :)
Glad you like them!
Vertical barrel timbers are called staves :) As another subscriber just mentioned. So I wonder why I posted my comment....dah! Must be an age thing. Good work again Stu.
Don't worry, about 50 other people did the same thing. :)
The audio seemed to miss the bit where you gashed your left hand index finger knuckle ;)
Me being me I didn't even notice until I saw it. Mustn't be the sensitive type! ;)
Renko is looking great! I just started another project besides my adding a cabin to a runabout conversion project: coverting a $200 , 14ft aluminum deep V hull row boat into a proper bass fishing rig for/with my buddy Chris. Seems like it get's out ya do good work, everyone wants your help. I don't mind, keeps me busy & out of the wife's hair & sight, LOL! Any more details on the explosion ya mentioned? Do you have Renko rigged with any underwater video cameras? Keep up the great work and thank you for another great video. See you in the next one.
Here's a news article about it www.theaustralian.com.au/breaking-news/hawkesbury-river-multiple-people-injured-in-boat-explosion/news-story/4fcb01ee5149512806551fdc8ad6666b
@@DangarMarine thank you
On your list , how far down are you ( things left to do ) to completion ?
barrel lengths are called staves
somethings going right ? thats weird lol choked on my bourbon now my keyboard's sticky!!
Sorry! ;)
'Something's going right, that's weird...'
So how much does it cost getting caught without a PFD? Good video just sucks you got popped.