A Huge Thanks to Yourself and Richard for the fantastic content on the channel. Love the Music selections too. Have a Happy Xmas and looking forward to next years work 🙂
Guy can’t believe after 88 episodes you are still keeping up the total professional approach. Weldone and very best wishes for 2024. Totally agree with belledetector you should have double the people watching…their loss.
Rock solid! I have to again commend you on the production value of your videos. Top notch. Good narration, excellent cutting nice music, entertaining and educational. You deserve a larger following
Guys don't forget that you have to run some power cables and pipe work and various other bits and pieces under that shower tray area it may be worth while getting some of that stuff in and ready before you start final fixing/ glassing and epoxying in place etc threading it after the fact is a right pita.
Thanks Dave ! Its a good point, we should be ok as we still have access down the back of the moulding, but we definitely need the pipes in place before we add support webbing for the shower panels etc 👍
@@boatholic4458 just double check where bilge and shower sump pipe and cable runs, windlass power cables bow thruster? power, light power, air con/heating ducting etc as I'm fairly sure it all runs down that side
Brilliant job guys. Have you considered not putting a door from bedroom into the heads? We never used ours. The clear areas would give room for a tv in bedroom and badly needed bathroom storage. Merry Christmas.
I have seen so many videos showing bulkheads that did not reach completely the hull that I wonder that if that is on purpose. What do you think about it??
Excellent craftsmanship and precision work!
Thanks Russell 👍
A Huge Thanks to Yourself and Richard for the fantastic content on the channel. Love the Music selections too. Have a Happy Xmas and looking forward to next years work 🙂
Your welcome Jimbo and thanks for your support! Have a Great Xmas 🎅🏼 👍
Man that’s coming together wicked nicely! Good work guys. Keep it up. It’ll be worth it all!
Thanks Roger Roger, finally feels like progress 👍
Guy can’t believe after 88 episodes you are still keeping up the total professional approach. Weldone and very best wishes for 2024. Totally agree with belledetector you should have double the people watching…their loss.
Thanks John, much appreciated 👍
Rock solid! I have to again commend you on the production value of your videos. Top notch. Good narration, excellent cutting nice music, entertaining and educational. You deserve a larger following
Thanks! we really do appreciate the support 👍
Great work guys. Really glad things are going back in. Love all the little things you think of and get right.
Thanks David, feels like progress !
Great video!!
Thanks 👍
Guys don't forget that you have to run some power cables and pipe work and various other bits and pieces under that shower tray area it may be worth while getting some of that stuff in and ready before you start final fixing/ glassing and epoxying in place etc threading it after the fact is a right pita.
Thanks Dave ! Its a good point, we should be ok as we still have access down the back of the moulding, but we definitely need the pipes in place before we add support webbing for the shower panels etc 👍
@@boatholic4458 just double check where bilge and shower sump pipe and cable runs, windlass power cables bow thruster? power, light power, air con/heating ducting etc as I'm fairly sure it all runs down that side
A Shower area looks easy in first view - but it isn’t … great work and I am interesting how you move on in this … 👍🏼👍🏼 …
Brilliant job guys. Have you considered not putting a door from bedroom into the heads? We never used ours. The clear areas would give room for a tv in bedroom and badly needed bathroom storage. Merry Christmas.
Thanks Peter ! It’s a very good point and definitely something worth considering 👍
I have seen so many videos showing bulkheads that did not reach completely the hull that I wonder that if that is on purpose. What do you think about it??
A gap is often left so not to create a hard point on the fibreglass which can cause stress fractures on the gel coat 👍