Homemade curved interior! Superyacht builders CAMPER van ~(Episode 3)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Yacht interior van build episode 3.
When two sailors convert a van into a full time live-aboard camper there’s no surprise we are building it like a yacht inside helped by Chris’s boat building skills and our passion for joining traditional and modern techniques and materials, the “RoadBoat” is born!
Whilst we build our next project: an offshore adventure vessell with the aim to be fully electric this will be our home so we’re not holding back on luxary.
This week Chris tackles his biggest and most complexed veneer to date with American Black Walnut; super nerve wracking when it’s a one shot wonder with SO many hours of craftsmanship at risk if it all goes wrong!
Also, so we are prepared for any storm 😂 we are fitting Lewmar marine hatches on the roof- but these are different to your standard ocean hatches! They’re going to be ideal on the Road Boat!
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@WestMarineInc
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WELL you guys have earned my subscription, gheezzzz. Built a van a few years ago and in the process of fitting out a widebeam boat and the dedication to the craft here is unparralled. incredible work and look forward to seeing this project come to life.
Hey! Great to hear this, some serious project you’ve got going on there. Sounds fab and great to have you on the journey with us! 👍😀
I love watching skilled people work and you both fit that category.Stunning work so far , cant wait to see the end results.
Thanks Malcolm. Let’s catch up on the next one!
Stunning workmanship!!! . . .Chris is the kind of guy, if you were lucky enough to work shadow for a few weeks, you'd learn an incredible amount from!! Hope you guys keep these video coming . . .looking forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for that! So cool you found this valuable 👍 thank you for taking the time to comment too. See you in the next one! 🤙
WOW!!! That must be the best looking shower/head stall I've seen, period! Great job indeed. Looking forward to seeing future vids and can't wait to see what's in store for the boat later.
Ah mate! Thanks!
So please to hear you want to suck around for the boat too, that’s our passion and we just can’t wait!
WOW! WOW!! And WOW!!!
I am not a sailing fan, but your Mastery skills in Marine Joinery are on another level!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Do you have another RUclips channel, website, or shipyard where you use your skills? I'd be very interested! 😁
Hi and thanks for commenting!
So, keep an eye on www.sail-hub.com, there’s not much happening there at present but the boat will be documented there when we start it!
We also offer advice and help with maintenance, repair or fabrication of everything from boats to race cars and now vans….
This has generally been through word of mouth however we hope to start a Patreon account soon where will offer our services on there too. If we can help send us an email to info@sail-hub.com and we will see what we can come up with👍
Cheers C&J
Just recently found your channel and I absolutly love it. I am a carpenter from the Netherlands and building my own campervan. The time and effort You Guys put into this build and dont Forget the recording/editing the video’s For RUclips is just mindblowing. Hats off to the both of you.
Hello Nick, great to have you onboard. Nice to see you recognise the effort in both parts here, thanks for letting us know too!
hopefully we can convince you to stay for the boat build later too!!! Good luck with your camper build and do let us know how you get on! 👍
Wicked! I've found my new favourite woodworking channel. I'm nearly at the end of building a similar interior for my 4WD bus. Curved furniture is the answer for tight spaces. It makes the best use of the room available and, because we move in curved paths, it leaves the bus feeling spacious. It takes a massive amount longer to build - so, it's not for impatient or that's-good-enough people. I have many of the same tools as you. (I love my Bosch gear). Only problem is (after doing too much of this stuff) I have become extremely allergic to sawdust. A few cuts without fantastic dust extraction and I end up with pneumonia. Please look after your lungs.
Hey Pete,
Yeah your right in all counts there fella! I would live to see your work too!
As for the lungs, yeah your right fella. We’re not planning on being in the shed though so it’s just getvthis done and get out! For the boat build we will be working on some proper extraction, it’s really important however we can’t afford it right now.
Mind you, the boat build is going to be a mix of all of my skills, I’m super excited for the challenge! 🤙😀
Just found you guys on here, really pleased that I did. Absolute joy to watch !
Hey Anthony, thanks mate! 👌👍
I only recently stumbled across your channel. Wow! You two are inspirational, and the craftsmanship is off the scale. You deserve millions of subscribers. Lang may yer lum reek!
Wahey! Now we’re talkin’ cheers fella! Much appreciated 👍
Love your channel, and if you're passing through the Cairngorms and fancy a wee mountain bike ride, or a sail from Ullapool, get in touch..Would be happy to give something back for the knowledge and entertainment you've given us.
Hey Gareth! Thanks fella, that sounds like a great plan! We should do at least one of those some time 👍
Cheers! 🍻
One of the best channels around. Thanks.
Nikki, nice to hear from you! Thank you for that, it’s really, really nice to hear. Jenni and I are always so happy to hear people enjoy our efforts!!
Hope to see you again in the next one!
OMG. That looks beautiful. I have only just started playing with steaming but you guys are truly inspirational.!
Cheers fella! And good luck with your projects! Oh, we’ve got more steam bending to come too!
Love this series! Incredible work, would be great to see how yous are doing the bed system.
Hey thanks! We’re glad your enjoying it. As for the bed frame, we’ve not really filmed it big we can squeeze some it in an episode later for you for sure 👍
On track for the best fit out - ever
Cheers David! That’s great to hear, not that we’re going for that.. we will be happy with good comfort as it’s home for the next few years!! There’s always another person doing something better somewhere!
Great to have you on board man and thanks for commenting, it makes all the difference to us!!!
This is insanely cool. I never thought I’d be one of those who said this though but please put a mask on! I know too many joiners who now can’t breathe! 😢
Hey Andrew! Thanks mate and yeah, we usually mask up, I guess it’s those small runs where we slip up but your right and thank you
Beautiful work!
Thank you! It was a huge job to pull off and tricky conditions but Chris kept his cool and it’s going to be such an epic feature in the RoadBoat 🙌🏼 We’ve now also veneered the inside with Oak! Thanks for your kind words!!
@@SailHub I am sure for everyone else doing a van build, yours will be the one to beat in the future🎉
What a legend! Cheer for that! 🤙
I am very interested in joinery and did refit on a narrowboat. It took me 18months to finish it. I had no mains so everything was done with cordless tools. I wouldn't do it again unless I had the space to dry dock it. Even then I can imagine going up and down ladders would be a nightmare. I am planning on doing a van next. Not to your spec though, you are on another level!
Hey, thanks for commenting!
Yeah… boats usually means no power and lots of ladders… we’ve just moved workshop actually and we’ve joined the no electricity gang…
There is always challenge is present, it just changes from time to time!
Good luck with the van build!!!! 🤙
That is amazing! Would have been happy with the plywood but the veneer is beautiful
Glad you like it Nigel! 😀
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing. Be well. ❤
Hey thanks for that! You too! 🤙
I am fascinated with your ability to design and fabricate components to stellar quality! Thx for sharing
Hey Mark, Thank you so much we really appreciate you telling us!
Cheers, Chris & Jenni!
What everyone else said, that looks beautiful.
For anyone building a van, track down the company that supplies your local cabinetmaking/kitchen joinery places. It'll be like an Aladdin's cave of really cool chit you probably didn't even know existed - like those neat little hinges. And almost certainly at a more wallet friendly wholesale price.
Hi Peter! Thanks mate.
Oh yeah! Dammed right, a cabinet maker suppliers can be an Aladdin’s alright!a good chandlery is also great for inspiration!! But then go find it at a sensible price!
Astonished by the workmanship. !! Whos getting this van when you guys move on the boat? 😅😅 Also Jenni needs to give tips on how to keep fingernails clean while wrenching! 😅😅
Lovely vid! Thank you
The trick is to stay behind the camera 😜 Chris is basically building this as a one man band as I’m always filming! Thank you for the compliments, always makes us smile when your comments come in 🥰 As for the Road-Boat when we’re sailing… not sure where she’ll be anchored but she’ll be on stand by for the Sail Hub crew to podcast at boatshows, sailing events etc. 🤟🏼
Is there no end to your skills
Amazing
Oh yeah… there’s an end to them all right and I’m sure you know them as much as me!!
Episode on the bed please!
Haha, it’s a bit late as most of it’s done but we will put something together for you 👍
Amazing. You spend more time making and quality making jigs than the normal person would do making the 'product'! Have you thought about weight? You seem to be adding a lot?
Thanks, yeah. Were on top of weight for sure. We are going for the Bentley as opposed to the Lotus build here, both good just at different things but most importantly both are within design limitations and payload 👍
Excellent result - the result of a lot of planning, vision, measuring, re measuring, crazy skills and much heart in mouth.😉
Cheers Norman!
Glad you can see the RUclips simplicity! 😂
Thanks for coming back! For the compliment and hope to see you again next time👍😃
❤ No words!
Thanks Nuno! Stoked you’ve been tuning in! Cant wait for you to next see the big green machine… slightly different to last time we camped out filled up with fresh oranges 😉 thank you for commenting! 🤟🏼
Excited!!!
Woop woop thanks for sharing the buzz!
Nice one guys. Sail Safe, Ant & Cid
Cheers guys!!!! 🤙⛵️
You take camper van construction not just to the next level but way beyond! Thanks for sharing.
Haha, thanks for that! Great you enjoyed it and thanks for commenting too!! 😃👍
what a great video and great to see the high quality work
Hi and thank you so much for letting us know your thoughts 👍🙂
You have absolutely amazing skills and I have no doubt you will produce a beautiful van and boat. My only criticism is lack of dust management. Surely an opportunity for a review of different respiration options available to protect your lungs?
Hey, thanks for that!! Much, much appreciated.
Yeah, in our old workshop it was a dream, HEPA filters, air management the works. Simply brilliant.
Given we’re only in this shed briefly we just don’t have the money to spend on this gear any more, and the shed we’ve just moved to (you may have noticed the closing shot was in a different shed) has no power.
So it’s masks for us, and we do use them a lot, in fact most of the time. But yeah, I get lazy if it’s just quick cuts and I should not. Thanks for your concern, a real valid point 👍
As an (ex) detailed joinery by trade myself, watching Chris work his skill brings back plenty of dusty memories. That veneer work was perfection! 🤌👌I'm almost tempted to go dust off my tool belt. Hahaha. Cannot wait to see you both start the interior fit-out on the boat. Oh, and also, I cannot believe you guys only have 26k followers, you deserve 100k more than that! Awesome, awesome work!
Hey Timmy! Thanks mate, show cool to get the nod from a fellow craftsman! Much appreciated!
As for the subs…. We’re working knit but we’re clearly better at filming woodwork than channel growth 🙃
wow, stunning work so far fir sure!! Looks brilliant and I can't wait to see the end result. You've certainly earned a new sub in myself, hopefully many more to come. ;-)
Hi James, thanks fella. Super nice to have you as part of our journey 👍😀
Congratulations guys! You have so much passion for living. Apart from stunning craftsmanship the quality of video production is on another level - your creativity and direction is sooo clever. The hard work is paying off! Durham lad in US.
Wahey! Another Durham lad! That’s where I’m from!
Thanks for the comment David! So pleased you appreciate our efforts 👍 hope to see you in the next one too!!
I’m enjoying your videos. Great job.
Hey Sam, that’s certainly something to hear coming from a legendary sailor!
Cheers man!🤙
im loving this sereis its proper craftsmanship and im learning loads watching you mess about with stuff I rarely get to use. thanks. for taking the time to film it all
Hey Peter, thanks for letting us know! It gives us the inspiration to keep going!!
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So glad I came across your channel, you've taken vanbuilding to another level! Having built and looking to build another van for myself you've inspired me to learn the amazing skills you have. Thanks for sharing, love the build ❤
Hey, that’s cool to hear. Really pleased your enjoying it! Be sure to share your project with us too. That would be well good!! Maybe send a pic over on Instagram now and then, we would love to see it!
This is so inspiring. I'm in the process of making a new pantry for my small sail boat. I love the fact you're using the same tools I have access to, keep it up....
Cheers Elwood! Let’s do this! 🤙
Absolutely hooked (and now subscribed!!). Incredible!!
Hey Glen, thanks fella! Great to have you with us!! 👍😃
Just loving the creativity and skills on show here and, as you say, with limited tools. Really well edited and put together vids too. Huge respect to both of you.
Hi Peter, we’re both stoked to read your comment this morning, thanks for that and I hope we see you again soon!! 👍🙂😃
Incredible!
Wahey! Thanks for that!!👍😃
Amazing work guys, loving the van build series. It's getting me excited for the boat build. Keep up the good work. ❤❤
Hey thanks! Great to hear routines hear for the boat too, thats where it’s at!
Amazing skills😃
Wahey! Cheers for that! 🤙😃
The bonus of a circular saw is that you can attach a dust hose and keep the dust in the workshop to a minimum... or not aha
Yup, the track saw is fab and of course a shop vac is too…. We only have a mini festoon vac at the moment and the bags are silly money. The track saw would fill the bags in no time so just can’t afford to use it….. At least the other advantage of the track saw is that it fires the dust behind you!!
@@SailHub I just love your craftsmanship in this project.
Hey again! Super nice of you to say that, Thank you! 👍🙂
Wonderful Job. As a camper builder/engineer I just wanted to say your both doing a brilliant job. I love this concept of bringing the 2 worlds together. Yacht building techniques in a van! Brilliant
I'll sign off with this!
Why are all genius people called Chris. 😂
Well done on that veneer 🤝🏻
Really can't wait to see the end result.
All the best guys 🙏🏻⭐️
Hey Chris,
Thanks mate, super nice to get the nod from a pro! Much appreciated, I hope we don’t disappoint 😬🍻
Mate you make me look like a professional novice. I honestly can't wait to see the end result!
I love it
Mate, thanks for that.
But let’s be fair we’re all novices, every days a schools day!
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Loads of happy accidents like Bob Ross used to say.
It keeps the grey matter going that's for sure. Frustrating at times but so rewarding.
Nothing good comes from something easy. 💪🏻👍🏻🤝🏻
@ChrisYid too true lad, you’ve gotta work for the good stuff. I’m sure Bob would same the same although he didn’t appear to have to put any effort in 😱 properly amazing that guy.
awesome ! Loving this
Hey Simon! Thanks for commenting fella, hope to see you in the next one 👍👊
I have to hide this from my Mrs or she would have me sent home and on the tools. We live on a 54DS year round BUT she wants a Camper Van for winter exploration - can't wait to see the finished project as I am sure you can't. Bloody awesome!
Hey! Nice bot you’ve got there, did some work on my mates a few years back;
www.youtube.com/@OceanCruisers
As for the van, yeah we can’t wait but it’s the boat weee more stoked about!!
Hope to see you in the next one 👍🤙Shh! 🤫
@@SailHub I followed you working on Andy's - mine didn't need quite so much work - but still an on-going project!
@SailingMacMac boats mate… they are all constant projects!!
Cheers for following along! It’s been a while you’ve been with us then, stoked 😀🤙
I'm new at your channel and i say your craftsmanship is awesome i think i will stay subscribe
Miguel, thanks mate! Great to have you on board 👍 cheers!🍻
I follow a number of craftsman and boatbuilding channels, and just found this one recently. Moved to one of my favs already. Stellar!
Hey Johnny! How cool man, thank you for letting us know and super cool to have you I the journey with us!
I still think the adventure should be to come help us out!! 🥰 miss you guys!! Amazing job by the way!!
Well guys, what can I say. That would be EPIC! 🤙😃🕺
Definitely want to see an episode about the bed frame
Cheers Scott, not sure what we will do there, probably squeeze it into some episode got you. 👍🙂
Keep up the great work. I am loving this series. I genuinely look forward to when you drop another episode. 👏👏👏👍😁
Hey Patrick! Thanks fella, super nice to hear this!! Cheers 👌🍻
You guys are sensational. Love your work, love your style, love your videos
Can’t wait for the next one
Hi Eric! Thanks fella, that’s epic news!
See you in the next one🤙😃
This is awesome guys! Amazing job as always and looking forward to seeing the rest of the build!
Ah man, thanks!!! Super nice of you, see you in the next one!! 🤙😁
i honestly think some of the best bits of woodwork is making jigs
Hey! Yeah we can’t to the job without them! 👍 sometimes I feel sad breaking them down after use!!🥲
I watch a lot of different things and trades on utube but this is almost therapeutic just love your way of working both of you true artisans 👍👍👍used to love that Epinvanes PP build up laquer as well great on capping rails, I’ve done the rubbed effect with epivanes gloss then wire wool and an oil.
Hey Neil, super nice to hear this, thanks fella👍 thanks for taking the find to let us know too😁🙃
Loving what you've got going on here Chris, the top hatch idea is a good one there's no van hatches cover the fact a lot of people "especially if your traveling in it" will have a rack on the top. Good idea Buddy 👍
Steve W
Hey, thanks Steve!
Yeah the pilot hatches are super cool!😎🤙
Thanks for a fantastic episode, very interesting! Cant wait to you start working on your boat!
Cheers Martin, much much appreciated 👍 stoked to have boat interest too, that’s where it’s at🤙⛵️😀
Sooo loving this build.
It's an absolute joy to watch a fellow artisan doing jobs I have never done, but which I fully intend to nail in the future on my own build.
I only subscribed a couple or few weeks ago, but your channel's gone straight into my top five to watch.
I'm looking forward to the next episode already.
❤️🔥❤️🔥🤙🙏
That is just the coolest thing to hear, thanks so much for sharing 👍😃🍻
Good luck with your build too, maybe even send us a pic over on Instagram 👍
@SailHub will do. I'm only in the very early stages of gathering design inspiration, researching a suitable base vehicle, and putting the parts and materials list together at the moment. I also have a number of ongoing work and other commitments to fulfil before I get to work on my own projects again, so it'll be a good few months at least before I get started.
Have fun guys, see you on the next one🤙🤙
@aderiley6592 for sure, take your time with it, stretch the fun out!
Thanks again for the support, we both look forward to seeing your own progress when you get going, so cool!
Yup, see you in the next one!!
Cheers, C&J 🤙
I made a laminated curved door like that a couple of years ago, if you are into Marvel you might have seen it on the 2nd series of Loki. I built the revolving air lock that they went through in the huge space suit connected to a hose. I didn't have vac bags though just strapped it down to a drum (former). Came out ok 😁
Yeah man! Strap the bugger down, that’s what we did in the last video 👍
Sounds like a cool project you were on there, I’m gonna hunt that film down and watch it now! Epic!
Cheers for commenting too 👍
your eye to detail is second to none
Ah thanks for that!! Camera tricks mate, Jenni’s a legend with that thing! 🤔
@@SailHub you're chatting to a mediocre DIY'er🤭...I know a fu*k-up better than most...we're no where close as being in the same league😄
Cheers man, I can guarantee one thing. We’re all learning and we’ve probably gone through the same learning curve at some point! Stick at it mate and remember… woodworking is easy, just don’t go over the line 😬🤦♂️
Awesome workmanship second to none 👍🏻
Cheers Gregg 👍🙂
Matt and Aladino are all masked up and heavy hovering, Sampson boat co are somewhere in between, Chris is get stuck in and mucky, results are magnificent. Don’t know how you varnish in a grain store everything in mine goes dusty overnight.
Yeah, there’s a lot going on in boat works for sure! Can’t wait to get into ours to be honest!
Aye…. Varnishing has been a problem buts it’s down to the thinners, spray thinners hoes off quick so that helps with the fill process but we still need to sand in between which has been laborious.
The top coat will be a one part with 20% brush thinners. Thy will go off in 10mins. We will probably use an air cleaner too as it’s even more dusty in the new shed we’ve just moved too….
Really love your work. I recently found this channel, and just awesome. Having been a boat builder on some nice stuff before it's great to see your craftsmanship being used on this project. Very nice. Looking forward to seeing it come together.
Have you thought about using a hoover dust extractor for your tools, will help keep things under control for bonding and varnishing. I've used some good kit for this kind of stuff....
Keep it up, well done
Hey Chris,
Thanks fella, glad your enjoying our journey and great to have you inboard! 👍
As for the extraction, thanks mate, I really appreciate your thoughts, sadly we no longer have any of that gear, we sold it all when we sold our yard to set sail. I have a small festool extractor I kept for sanding onboard other peoples boats, I use that for sanding the finishing coats of varnish but the track saw and planer etc just fill the bags in seconds and to be honest… we can’t afford to keep buying them for our own jobs!
When we move onto the boat build I will sort something out for sure, but that will be likely in a different location, possibly a different country. We just don’t have the storage space to keep it either, everything bar the hand tools will be being sold after the van build as we have no place to keep them.
Hopefully we survive the dust storm and get onto the boat soon! 👊
great videos. Can you do a tutorial how to varnish. How do you get it so glossy?
Hey, sure. We can do that… that’s just the first coats, a full gloss goes on later.
Basically we build it uk to a full gloss finish but after thy I will put a rubbed finish on it, the gloss is not my taste, but… the technique is the same before the satin rubbed finish goes on.
What a great job!!! I gues I neet to up my game...
Cheers Bas! Don’t be upping a game based out ideas mate! 🤦♂️
I ment my woodworking-game.
@basheuberger ahhh, don’t be daft. Mind you… I’ve not seen it?! Had a look at your channel mate, just learn from your GoPro vid for an upcoming product testing adventure 😉 cheers for that 👍
Great video guys, awesome work on the shower wall. Can I ask where you bought the veneer from? Keep up the good work.
Cheers Colin!
Sure mate, Reliance veneer in the UK, they have a pretty good international set up too. 👍
Thanks for that, I'm up in the Highlands, so not foreign, but many couriers would tell you it is.😂
Same as us then. Well, Perthshire. Yet you would think it were St. Kilda the way the couriers go on!
Send us message again if your going to buy veneer as I know of another company that may do better shipping rates for you. I just can’t remember the name off the top of my head.
Great video! How do you like your lumberjack planer thicknesser? Seems to be processing the walnut with relative ease!
Hi Will, I got it second hand for this job alone. It’s cheap and cheap, can’t recommend it to be honest it’s just not good. The quality is poor, the beds are not flat. It’s not consistent in thicknessing so really I just use it to get somewhere close and finish by hand…
Walnut is also pretty soft to work so it managed it, oak tends to get torn out but that could be blade sharpness but also speed.
Anyhow; the king and short of it is it works but I can’t recommend it 👍
That's really helpful to know! Thanks for such a detailed reply
@WillDavidson6 no worries chap 👍
How do you get away with varnishing that shower unit in that dusty workshop? If that was me I would have flies and all sorts stuck to it!! Great build as always
Yeah, it’s tricky varnishing in dusty environments. It all boils down to camera tracks mate! 😂
Not really the finish isn’t perfect but it’s way good enough for the full coats that you may have seen from us to date, the product and thinners used is also super important. Basically we need to minimise wet time it the whole farm would get stuck to it… same as a boatyard really though. As for the finish coat… well there’s tricks to help there too but it’s all pretty simple yet your not guaranteed anything…👍
We’ve been asked a bit about that so we may do something on it if there’s enough interest 👍
@@SailHub definitely, I know editing and filming takes up more time, and some of your tradecraft is taught by hard sweat, but I think people would really like it.
Have you heard of Clean Armor Wood Finishing, it cures by UV light. Stubbynubs did a video on it. Personally I think it's just a watered down UV resin that people use in 3d printers 🤔 but it looks really promising if in the US.
@ifell3 thanks for that, we will get into it at some point.
I’ve not heard of the varnish but I have used UV resins in the past. Mainly on surfboards and can see how it. Could well be an advantage.
The thing for me is that varnishes need to be chosen for the environment and useage. After that it’s a case of sorting how your going to use it. That’s where the time comes in and the skill set / knowledge a little I guess.
All that being said I think it’s a real benefit for have a finish to go off super quick, but it could also be a negative is some situations.
Cheers for the suggestion, I will give it a look over at some point for sure!! 👍👌
Just interested to know if you veneered the inside of the large panel and the type oof varnish you used. Love the channel! I'm just a nosey furniture maker!
Hey up fella,
Yeah we veneered the inside with Oak and the varnish goes like this;
3-4 x Epifanes pp to fill the grain.
1 x pu gloss from Epifanes
1 x Epifanes single part rubbed effect
Glad your enjoying 👍 see you in the next one 🤙🍻
@@SailHub Thank you!
Who plays that wonderful music?
We use Artlist for our music, let me know the track you want and I will find out for you 👍
I believe it is on 9:15 video timing
Amazing! What was the name/brand of those hinges? ❤
Cheers!!
The hinges are Soss hinges 👍
Hey boys and girls from a shipwright in OZ, got a question for you Chris. What brand is that smoking hot hand plane you have and where did you get it? Keep up the good work!
Hi again Jim, nice to hear from you chap, the plane is from a Canadian company, Veritas. I thought I preferred my previous lie Nielsen as a dedicated bevel up as it’s that bit more nimble… But as this one is a bit wider on the sole I find it is a superb all rounder and I use it for everything! Can’t remember the last time I picked up my no.4 or 5!
As for where to get one, they are pretty big outfit so it should be relatively easy. Oh, see if you can get an A2 blade it holds an edge and doesn’t mind moisture too much 😉 they also do pmv11 blades, I prefer A2… less time spent.
@@SailHub Cheers big ears, im on it. thanks heaps.
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shower is nicely made but I think that with 1 turn or 1 brake the door opens.
Cheers Peter! Much appreciated 👍 As for the opening door….. We expect to pop an in transit latch on it..
Very impressive. I’m in Scotland myself and attempting a similar finish to some custom furniture. Where did you source your vineer?
Hey Barry, thanks fella. Reliance Veneer mate, that’s who we use 👍
@@SailHub thanks, much appreciated. Looking forward to watching the rest of the build.
@barrygraham7294 no bother and thanks! See you in the next one! 👍
Looks amazing so far. Who did you get the veneer from, thanks
Hi Hayden, thanks fella 👍
We use Reliance veneer in the UK. Their product works great, nothing fancy just does the job but them what more do you want?! The thing is though, their service is second to none, it’s really, really good and they have sorted several mishaps in their stride without question. I like them.
@@SailHub amazing I have been searching for a good veneer company to ship down to Cornwall. I will be sure to give them a try. Thanks
No problem, I can recommend another if you need it too.
Reliance are great to deal with, the product sometimes needs a little more work than some I’ve had in the past but the customer support has been amazing and I will stick with them for that reason for sure.
PP Varnish lol
It’s a great name ay! 😁
Amazing stuff! How do you achieve the satin finish. I have a Najad from 2007 but I havent cracked the code on how to do it.
Nice, they were at their best back in 07!
Ok.. from bare wood you have got to put down at least 5 coats of gloss varnish and then 1 or 2 coats of Epifanes rubbed effect varnish on.
From a factory finish I would rub back with 320 paper to get through the satin finish and then pop at least one gloss coat on and back to the rubbed to finish 👍
Hope this helps
@@SailHub Yeah im really happy with my N380. Thanks allot that does help allot! :) Ive noticed that you answer allot of your comments. Think that is really cool! :)
@@sebastiankrook7663 cheers man, we try to answer them all as best we can to be honest. Kinda makes sense really?!
N380 is a belter of a boat, we had a 373 for a few years, absolute corker of a boat! We miss it a lot.
Just wondering what the rubbed finish product is?
Hey, no problem;
Epifanes single part rubbed effect varnish
www.epifanes.com/page/rubbed-effect
@@SailHub thank you
But can your break dance 🤔
If I dance, I break… That’s for sure! Aside from that I’ve been working on my worm😊