Shetland 535 Restoration - Episode 1

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

Комментарии • 23

  • @WendyLloyd1981
    @WendyLloyd1981 Год назад +3

    Great videos!

  • @Car_lover1235
    @Car_lover1235 Год назад +4

    Nice bro😎😎👍

  • @andreigruita8830
    @andreigruita8830 Год назад +3

    Nice job !!!

  • @TimDavey
    @TimDavey 2 года назад +5

    yessss! A new Hernie series 💪🏻 If you need a hand polishing I’m down! Also custom dash housing could be made with my 3d printers 😏

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад

      Woohooo 🙌 That would be awesome i think a good polish will bring it back nicely! I didn't even consider 3D printing 👏👏 😎

  • @garyedwards7375
    @garyedwards7375 2 года назад +4

    First thing to do is check out the water problem a boat that age will normally need new transom and stringers so before you buy polish nav lights get moisture meter or cut some holes somewhere you'll be up for $$$$$$ be you Know it watch with interest

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад +2

      Thanks for the heads up :) its now at the top of the list to figure out before i do anything else. Hopefully its okey 🤞

  • @jerryvon4847
    @jerryvon4847 2 месяца назад

    GLORY TO GOD!

  • @gregbolitho9775
    @gregbolitho9775 2 года назад +3

    Nice job, it'd make a good sleep aboard m8 Looks like a good progect!

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад

      Thanks! Yes it would, hopefully the end result says the same :)

  • @brendandonnelly8375
    @brendandonnelly8375 2 года назад +2

    Great work. Have a look at Marty T's channel. he has done some similar fibreglass work on a boat he had. Also, the Duracell project has excellent videos on fibreglass work. All the best.

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад

      I'll look his channel up, cheers :)

  • @stevenwright1461
    @stevenwright1461 2 года назад +2

    That’s a 536 I think u will find b a good boat when it’s done hope it goes well for u

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад +1

      Thanks! Nice little project for a newbie to boats :)

    • @sharonbraselton3135
      @sharonbraselton3135 6 месяцев назад

      535 536 same board difent yeaar

  • @minimonte1
    @minimonte1 2 года назад +2

    that is not a 535 from the rear. a 535 is very flat across the back and the engine well is moulded into the super structure.. has it had work done?

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  2 года назад +2

      Someone else has said the same, possible a 536? The chap who gave the hull to me said 535 so i just went with that, sadly the registration book gives dimensions and no model. I have no knowledge of its history unfortunately.

    • @keithchessun5085
      @keithchessun5085 9 месяцев назад +1

      Definitely a 536 similar to 535 but a few years later. Check the foam under floor is not sodden. You'll have great fun with a great boat.

  • @KNOTFASTFISHING
    @KNOTFASTFISHING Год назад +2

    is this jersey , guernsey or alderny

  • @davidstorton910
    @davidstorton910 Год назад +2

    It's nice to see a proper bloke doing it with an hammer a broom and man power, the Yanks would have have their $600.00 shop vac on it a $750.00 pressure washer and then blown it dry with their $750.00 compressor .... POUFES

  • @middomaker
    @middomaker Год назад +2

    How the HELL did you get someone to give you a boat????
    I'm autistic, which means I dont work and couldn't afford a boat to save my skin, but NEED a project and want to get out on the water (I live in Brisbane, Australia, with it's amazing bay and an hour's drive north of the INCREDIBLE Gold Coast Broadwater, a boatie's mecca) but, for the life of me, no one wants to give me a boat.
    I've got no friends to have someone just give me one, I have a social disability, but holy hell, the art of charity is long long dead.

    • @HerniesBlog
      @HerniesBlog  Год назад

      It was a lucky Facebook find :)
      Where I live in Guernsey there are a few of these older boats lying around that nobody is going to use them again and are often put on local Facebook boating or sale groups. Maybe a fishing or boat group from your area may have something up for grabs.
      Sadly you are right it is much harder to get things like this but hopefully luck will come your way and a little project like this will be a great hobby.
      thanks for watching :)