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The most basic and informative guide to fantastic results thanks for a easy answer to my work bench top woes so many people just have small stuff to dip in a container not a sheet full size thanks for your efforts to make a short video 😀

Can this method be used to replace sandblasting for prepareing the surface for painting?

Keep going mate and be very proud of your efforts and craftmanship

stunning

You are doing some phenomenal work Plasma torch must be a major advantage….. very jealous My endeavor is limited to more caveman style engineering….. which I am sure you will appreciate …. I would like to mention you channel on mine … and would be delighted to have you check out WATERCULT UNLIMITED I have a 47 ‘ one off Designed by George Sutton

I'm so jealous! I tried straight Muriatic acid and scrubbed it for an hour, but it did nothing to my mill scale at all. Product I used was 31% from local pool supply store. Maddening to see others have success with this method, yet it does nothing on a 4ft diameter steel plate I'm working on. Wish I knew why it won't work.

Very impressive. How do you move and fit in place those heavy pieces: plates etc. ?

Pardon me for asking but where did you get the plans? My dream is to build a sailboat and i really like the design of this one.

Hard to see. But you want those adjusting studs on the lower side of there adjustment if possible. Good work. Thanks for posting

Hope all is well with you sir.

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Thank you! ... when I faced with hard-removable mill scale on big flat surface - I first tried grinding it... but the method that worked well against paint or rust is almost not effective against mill scale. Then by intuition I tried to pour vinegar on surface and used wet applicable scotch brite paper. It was better, but still too slow... will try this method.

quite hard to hear you. Subtitles?

Excuse me sir, what chemicals you use? Muriatic acid or hydrochloric acid? And how much water to dilute? Thanks for your great video very useful information

Hey just checking all is ok as no videos?

Prefer the longer videos, I don’t think anyone will be watching this if they get bored!

How about a tour INSIDE of the boat 🤦‍♂️ 🙄🙄

I’m using aqua steel, it’s similar but in the uk 🇬🇧

Once you have a plasma cutter grinders seem hard work huh!

Looking forward to seeing the plan unfold!

Love watching your workmanship.

Looking great.

Good to see how much you diluted it. Also good to see how long and how it looked while it was going through the process.. to give me an idea how much to do.. (baking soda helps stop the process and the rust.. after you acid wash)

Great work I have one around the same design custom made from a guy in Canada yours looks a lot better bigger windows ... and such are u planing on a Genoa on the front?

We all make mistakes! Really enjoying the channel warts and all!

As she walked around the back i was expecting her to hit you hahahaha 👏

What thickness Perspex did you use?

Where’d you go?

Hi Gary , i see your selling it , why ?

Is that a W108 under the cover?

@ 2:20 the sparks look cool...@3:15 the diesel looks way too small for this huge steel boat....@12:13 the episode is over ;)

I used to own a little Mazda 121 in Noble Green! Was an awesome little car.

Hi Garry and thanks for sharing a little of your story! All the very best with your Dream build!

Fixed prop and not feathering prop... Cost or keep it simple approach? Anyways, like your videos, very much appreciated. Btw 15 minute videos or longer... that's my vote..🙂👍

Hi, are the radius plates lobster backed or bent in the other plane as well?

Awesome job,I have a BR Aluminum 36' Spray and love it

Silly of me to come across here on the same day I aligned the stern tube within my build. I have a simplified install so I tossed back a ale while observing your solution. I am not building a Roberts yet I am fairly knowledgeable of the design as well as knowing Bruce on a picnic or two at the MBS.org festival here in the Great Northwest. Darn those pesky bulkheads anyway, anyhow please to find you and I look forward to viewing your channel. I couldn’t possibly film myself so you builders here are the real hero’s. I look forward to spotting your vessel out there someday. Peace out, SV/Sortant

thanks for sharing, enjoy your holiday.

Been wondering why I hadn't seen any video's. Hope you had a great holiday and welcome back. Looking forward to watching more.

What shaft log stuffing are you going to use? Awesome as always, Thanks for sharing, and hope you had a great holiday! Cheers

I'm repairing my steel hull and I was just wondering if might have the problem of corrosion over time berwwen the plates and the hull

Nice job mate, I hope you did not get any weld splatter on that $2000 shaft. Thanks for the vid

Just finishing up an 8 year refit on an older design steel Roberts 45 Mauritius. Fixed a lot of things that weren`t done that well at the beginning and some things subsequent owners did too. One of the majors was to have the stern and rudder tubes both line bored so the new rudder bearings and cutless bearing in the propeller stern tube would fit properly . Ours were a good 2mm out of round for the 75mm rudder tube and about a mm for the propeller tube which is made of 63mm with 8mm walls. Yours looks a bit chunkier than that so might not change much. Might pay to check when all the weld up is done. Ours was easy to fix, just bore out to the next size bearing and turn the shaft from 2" (50.8mm) down to 50mm. Metric on the outside and the inside, with a nice clean shaft to put through the cutless bearing. I don`t mind grinding, i hate sand blasting!

As always, Well done sir! I'm to the point of finish welding and grinding, lots and lots of grinding... Have I mentioned I hate grinding?? Anyways, love your videos and look forward to every single one!

Looking forward to seeing you fit them to the hull. Really enjoying your video's.