Hey mate, what blade was that on the grinder? Like a little circular saw blade? - small multi tool giving me grief and that thing went through like butter!! Thanks!
Awesome work! Great progress so far. I restored my own boat a year ago while watching you do the Voyager, and I used the multitool a lot. Best tip: get a blade for cutting metal, the wood cutting blades are dulled extremely fast when cutting fiberglass. And yeah, it is slow when you are cutting thick or laminated materials, but if you use a flat ended blade held at a 45 degree angle, it cuts through fiberglass a lot faster. And there is almost no dust from it ;)
Love it man can’t wait. I love the real time stuff shows how hard it is and makes sure I don’t do something stupid like show up to my house with another project boat 😂.
Thanks for the new vid, How many hours has it taken total it get as the far as the stringer removal? When you put the new stringers in can you let us know the size and type of wood your using please.
Hey john, allow a good 8-10 hours to remove floor, foam and stringers. Transom is what we will be tackling next then the cabin. By the time we finish that ready for sanding id say you'll be close to the 15-20 hour mark with a boat of this size.
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Awesome Uncle Steve is there to help again, he seems like such a character lol. Loving the teardown mate great work
HAHA he's awesome! Old school, love it :P
thanks mate, glad your enjoying it :)
Uncle Steve sounds like crazy Steve from the Mike Nolan Show 😂. Rip start lol.
HAHA! thanks for watching mate :P
Hey mate, what blade was that on the grinder? Like a little circular saw blade? - small multi tool giving me grief and that thing went through like butter!!
Thanks!
Awesome Videos it's helped me alot whilst doing the same to my old Zephyr mk2 stringers and transom replacement.
awesome mate! thats good to hear! Thanks for watching
Hey mate do these pace makers have wood in the hull? Or is the wood just in the transom and stringers
Cheers
Greetings from West Virginia USA. Love the rebuild videos. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the content.
Glad you like them! thanks for watching mate :)
Great stuff mack n uncle Steve , keen to follow ya progress yewwww
thanks mate!
Awesome work! Great progress so far. I restored my own boat a year ago while watching you do the Voyager, and I used the multitool a lot. Best tip: get a blade for cutting metal, the wood cutting blades are dulled extremely fast when cutting fiberglass. And yeah, it is slow when you are cutting thick or laminated materials, but if you use a flat ended blade held at a 45 degree angle, it cuts through fiberglass a lot faster. And there is almost no dust from it ;)
Cool, thanks Cato! appreciate the tip! might have to invest in the metal blades then ! thanks for watching!
Good old uncle Steve, I would love to hear what he says when you get this ideas, all good fun spending time with the older generations.
HAHA his reactions are priceless :P
Gotta luv uncle Steve hahahaha great vid
The best HAHA thanks for watching mate :)
Uncle Steve man what a legend!
he sure is!! Thanks for watching
I've recently bought a 1986 pride pacemaker which needs a full rebuild,. so avidly watching your progress. Thanks.
Hope you enjoy it Justin! Yes ill try to have as much detail as possible :)
Love it man can’t wait. I love the real time stuff shows how hard it is and makes sure I don’t do something stupid like show up to my house with another project boat 😂.
Awesome good to hear! HAHA we are all guilty of that :P
Great timing! 👍🏻👊🏻
not too bad ;)
Nice work mate, my boat work fix is sorted.
haha awesome, thanks mate :)
Nice videos, I am doing the same restoration to a Kenner except my transom is solid wish me luck.
thanks for watching mate :) oh that's good to hear, mine is gone! lol
Love it! Gonna be a bear to do but will so worth it.
Shes going to be awesome, i cant wait !
Thanks for the new vid, How many hours has it taken total it get as the far as the stringer removal? When you put the new stringers in can you let us know the size and type of wood your using please.
Hey john, allow a good 8-10 hours to remove floor, foam and stringers.
Transom is what we will be tackling next then the cabin. By the time we finish that ready for sanding id say you'll be close to the 15-20 hour mark with a boat of this size.
Just finished rebuilding my HH V19c, this brings back some bad memories but definately worth it in the end.
Good fun hey :') thanks for watching mate :)
Good job... Didn't look too much fun
I think this is the worse part, prepping the boat.. :')
@@AngryMackAdventures oh, and get uncle Steve off the camera 🤣
@@geoffstein3896 HAHAH :')
Can you please put twinnies on it 😁
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