This HUGE boat project will take a month! [S4E18]
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There is nothing more reassuring than being on a boat/sailboat having remodel and reconstructed throughout. And to go through the process with the one you love and reap all your hard labour, together, that is truly a blessing.
I helped my father tear out and replace an entire transom on a 1970'ish model 20' Grady White at the age of 7. Im 44 now and thanks to many sailors such as yourselves I have set a goal to be sailing in 3 years. Thank you for taking the time to share the journey.
This channel is so unlike the others in many different ways. Having a well schooled and therefor professional boat builder showing people how not to hack up stuff is a considerable value. Aladino with his patience is amazing in his talent.
I agree 100%
You gotta love a person who can talk at length about the qualities of good sandpaper :)
The person who sold you this boat at a good price was so smart. It is requiring a lot of work and you are the people who are breathing new life into this vessel. Everyone wins. I am glad you are able to see and feel some progress.
3 part violin harmony to accompany construction progress can never be a bad thing. I love your process, your precision and the promise of a boat so beautiful.
You are a pair of dreamers making the dream real. Always look forward to your vlogs.
Don't know how you splice the music footage together but you are a heck of a videographer and musician. The carpentry ain't too shabby either.
Maya and Aladino …. the best sailing friends I’ve never met. 👌🏽💯🎉⛵️🙂
Aladino meticulous in his approach, as always. Very impressive. She'll be a fine Craft.
Maya being the unbeatable cloning queen, an idea comes to my mind, have you ever thought about how much you could speed up this Restauration project by putting your magic to work and clone Aladino about ten times?
Heck you might be sailing in matters of days!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why do you think we needed to get a bigger boat?
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@@SailingMagicCarpet LOL now you got me thinking🤔 ! Maybe you do! Maybe you need more room? I have seen sailing couples before who all of a sudden had to shop for bigger boats!!😉
@@SailingMagicCarpet The reasons for "we gonna need a bigger boat!" are manifold. Could be the speed a longer boat will give You, the better provisioning/water-making/overall-living enabled with more space, standing headroom throughout and a place for the heater, the cloning-in-progress lovely couples tend to start at one point, or even a bloody fish once in a while ....
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I love watching the boat building as much as I did the travel. I did not realize how much I missed your music until today. Glad you are back with the musical creativity along with the boat creativity.
I agree with the comments on sandpaper. Understanding the different grades and grading systems, types of backing, if it is closed coat or open coat, sterated or non-sterated can make all the difference in the world on your finish.
Simply beautiful work. The care and craftsmanship are a joy to behold.
It makes me, all the more, miss the silky smoothness of the finely finished components of a project.
These wonderful vignettes into your life make me smile, thank you!
Cheers!
The boat work is always so interesting to follow as well as your communication skills and relationship. That song was a real treat and so beautiful and If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I'd have thought is was trio of musicians playing together. The fact that you did each tract yourself and then combined them shows just how truly talented you are. Thank you for sharing yet another week and your beautiful music with us. Fair winds, safe travels and God Bless...
Excellent point on sandpaper. I was involved in an aluminum schooner project where excellent welders using proper technique and materials were producing high porosity failed welds. The expert we hired was stumped until he had a prep grinding disk stick to his boot heel. When he removed it he realized that it was for steel prep and the binding glue used was causing the porosity! Details matter. Congrats on moving from "de" to "con" struction!
The music was extraordinary thank you. I will never need all the woodworking/sanding, epoxy ideas that are presented but watching two artists at work and play is the best use of my time! Thank you from an old man
I especially like the passion with which the project is carried out, the precision and the finish. Very good Aladino.
Not only enjoyed,overwhelmed with joy .
Excellent on all fronts.
Many thanks.
All you can ask of life is to be happy, and have an achievable goal to aim for. A bit of Celtic fiddle music helps things along nicely.
Two truly talented ppl
Just love the Swiss precision with the Artistry of Maya to blend a perfection in progress
Anyone who has done sanding knows exactly what you are talking about. Sooooo True. I have tried to cut corners with cleaning and sanding several times and it usually ends up me redoing the job or not completely happy with the finish. Doing a job right pays off in the end.
I really like the music in the intro for this boat repair project. It fits perfectly with the videos. Bravo Maya! The beams are look like they fit nicely and they will be well protected from water damage.
Yes, wonderfully edited episode. Felt like it flew by.
I'm always here for the build but now Maya's music as well. Beautiful!
I find it impressive each time after any decision to replace pieces or parts, how much of a fight the rotten pieces still put up nonetheless, before You hold the finally removed shards in hands. So, even with rotten, tired parts visibly holding together "for tradition" only, that "tradition" turns out as an astonishing strong bond most of the times.
Love "The Maya Trio" !!! And I like learning about sandpaper.. Love the roll idea!!!!
I really enjoy watching Aladino work, and his exclamations of why he does or uses something are eye opening. Watching and listening to Maya is to me very inspirational as I even have difficulty playing the radio. I look forward for every up-date as it brings me joy to see two awesome people working together to realize their dream.
Your joy is infectious
Today I was anxiously waiting for the episode. Now the weekend can start. A 1000 thanks to take us on this journey!
its one thing to rebuild a boat but a whole different thing to rebuild a boat with beautiful music. Thank you.
Special violin? Very nice ensemble playing! And masterly ensemble wrighting that ship.
Love the Django/Grappelli vibe three min. in. The song towards the end is marvellous.
So happy to see Maya making amazing music again. There should be a CZcams video award for video editing and music production. Just. AMAZING.
Every video is a symphony of boat work, music and cinematic pleasures. Incredibly fulfilling to watch. Thanks!
Enjoyed this video. The musical trio was so well done.
I can't tell you two how much I enjoy and look forward to your videos. It's a joy to watch a young couple who are dedicated to each other and to their project. It takes people who are emotionally mature and who respect and care for one another, in order to work together in such close proximity for essentially an unknown length of time. Ha! There are not a great many couples who can do that even when their relationship is a loving and a committed one. My parents were able to work together in a similar way which was lovely to witness. So thank you for allowing us to witness your journey together. Keep doing what you're doing because it appears to be working very well.
Oh! and your choice of music from start to finish is superb and I Love your fiddle playing!
To the folks that give this a thumbs down, I sure hope you find some peace and joy in your life, somewhere, because if this tale of love, craftsmanship and music does not delight you that is very sad.
Great work guys. I have a roll of sand paper in my workshop on a toilet roll holder. Easy to grab pieces of sand paper when needed. Previously you mentioned you can use epoxy to repair some minor rot in wood. I used the West system to repair some minor rot on the feet of some timber outdoor furniture. Worked really well. I really appreciate learning some new ideas through your videos. I also loved the music at the end of this video. Great work guys and I look forward to seeing your next video. Cheers from New Zealand
Love your calm passion that you give to this project. I just hope you brought it at a good price, to compensate this big repair job. Carry on, you're young and together.
Thank you Maya, i know your busy with the boat refit, but it is so pleasant when you play
You are both talented, I wish you all the best with the boat refit and your future sailing adventures. Cheers, Richard
Beautiful music you and the ladies made. Great work...
Hello to you both, having just watched ( s4 e5 ) I have to congratulate you both , the content quality of the videos has for me just gone up100%. I love a good project and you have certainly provided one.Thank you very much.Roly🇬🇧
Wonderful work! The video, sound, music, and of course especially the work on the boat is simply fantastic. You both are very gifted!
A work of art can take many forms, in this case, a well built boat, and music that stirs the soul! Bravo!
finishing is a joy.
Once again Aladino you amaze me by the craftsmanship you display and the calm happy way you go about your daily life. I was just thinking that I haven’t heard Maya play in a bit and like she read my mind she began to play, I closed my eyes and listened. it’s been a rough couple of months for me and before I knew it I started crying in my office... I am not sure you realise Maya how much your music can really stir a person’s soul... It is your superpower.... You are both amazing people.
Love the music. Always good to watch both of you work together. Wonderful episode. Larry Misiak Houston TX
I love you for your music. its the reason I watch you
Yay new music! Looks like you have a new instrument too! How nice.
3 beautiful Wimmin playin' fiddles ?? ? youbetcha we LOVE IT ! Thanks guys wonderful video ! .... as they all are :) .... Happy epoxyyyingggg ! ... OnWard....
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Great tune.. wonderful work.. great teachings from Aladino..
Hurrah for West System. The best of the best!!!
Sanding, oh glorious sanding. I’m removing the gelcoat from my deck so I can repaint it so I can relate to the importance os sandpaper.
Maya you are the only violin trio I know of!!
I'm going to say it every week, you are awesome.
I love that you are tidy and ordered in the way you do things. I love that about you. Of course, you are a highly trained individual.
I am always entertained by this channel. Enjoyed the music, and find boat building quite fascinating. The attention to detail is so precise and satisfying. Thank you.
I love your music Maya. That's what makes this channnel so different to all the other sailing channnels. And of couse aladino's knowledge as a boat builder :) grüäss us st. Galle vome bodäsee sägler
I was as well artistically fulfilled with you music as always Maya! Oh how I wish you would fulfill you utube family more often!
Great progress on Magic Carpet 2! You two have great skills and knowledge that I can’t wait to see unfold!
and beautiful music to boot!!!!
You guys bring a whole new meaning to knowing every square inch of your boat. Amazing to watch.
Your music is incredibly sophisticated, loving the harmonies and counterpoint.
I think the Maya on the right is my favourite; she carries the tune...
Gosh that music is so awesome!
Loved watching your beam production and not only the music but loved how you film yourself three times and put it all together technically and musically!@
Awesome works guys! Loving the Folk tunes as well!
Thanks guys for one more inspiring episode of your life journey. Great craftmanship, screenplay, editing, music and allways high spirits!
Aladino's passion for details is awesome, and Maya's violin creates an atmosphere that feels like home. You guys rock, thanks for sharing, keep the videos coming and safe travels.
Life is good!
Violin fits well with the repetitive sanding
Cheers
WOW! ... Goosebumps from top to toe!!!!
Seiously Maya, have you ever considered to publish a record?
You wonderful couple can't believe the joy you bring to an old salt. That was beautiful.
Love all your videos. You should set up your cockpit like PIANOCEAN so you have a concert stage as you travel around the world!
Thank you for sharing your amazing talents. Inspiring for the rest of us!
Two true Artists ,
Thanks
Enjoyed the content as usual....but the live music was a VERY nice and unique touch....great job
Hello to you both,I am still playing catch up ( a bonus episode ) and it looks like your sails are going to take up a lot of space.I researched Cape George boats ,and the fault with the toe rail.I am so pleased that you found it to..Roly🇬🇧 Ps I feel like Dr who travelling forward and back in time 😀
A pleasure watching two passionate and professionally working people with attention to detail a how the work is carried out. Inspiring.
Good to see you're making progress I knew you would. Thanks for sharing your story.
True craftsman 👍👍👍👍👍
Great step in the right direction.
After having built a 25' f/g kit sailboat for myself, a 30' sailboat from scratch for myself and having done a major refit on a 28' sailboat for myself, a minor refit on a 36' sailboat for myself, plus built numerous sailboats for other people, I can only say you two and others like you are insane. BUT in a good way. Because were it not for you You Tubers, we You Tubees would only have T&A filled sailing videos in exotic places to watch. ;
Dont forget to take pictures of construction for surveyor and insurance company of the work done, if going that route, boat yard where the boat will be set in the water should give a couple days on the hard to put on stanchions, set the mast and rigging, and get hull survey, then when in the water, they should have a place for you to tie up to do engine checks before leaving the area, talk to them to make sure in advance, and any new work always needs to be sent to insurance along with maintenance records, with pictures and records they are aware of its condition and will extend the time before another survey is demanded, and may keep them from denying next policy renewal, talk to them and send in yearly hours sailed and experience. just a thought
You two are amazing! It is going to be fantastic .... sending much love from Mexico. xxx
Great progress, great music, great video. ❤️
So true about good sand paper. Some of the cheap stuff clogs in seconds and is basically useless after 2-3 minutes. We have been using open weave pads recently from Bosch on our Makita BO6030 this is a great combination. Variable speed random orbit. Industrial rated at 100% duty cycle and pads that do not clog or wear. If you get a chance check out these pads and this machine. Well worth the investment. It will be worth it later when you get into the serious sanding! Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
Really enjoyed the music. Thanks for playing! :)
The song was amazing
Always so great when Maya performs for us. Love it every time. The boat work is cool too.
Just masterful in every direction. Pure pleasure to be carried along with you two. And listening to Aladino explain his sandpaper knowledge - is strangely satisfying.
Aladino, I'm looking at the bronze carriage bolts @2:16 and am hoping that you had a tap and die set to "chase" the threads and clean them up. I know that this was at least a little while ago. All in all, it's looking good.
I love these boatbuilding segments, just as I loved your sailing and French/German canal segments. I have two main responses: (1) feeling more confident about my choices/decisions in my own boat maintenance, and (2) learning a lot about techniques. Spend as much time on these phases as you like - it is insanely interesting. Best wishes, Murray, Australia
Nice work on the beams, and I loved hearing Maya play. What a joyful tune!
The music was awesome.
Lovely piece of music at the end ^_^
The Swiss are well known for watch making
. I believe you've got much of this spirit! Incredible craftman ship.
I have watched a lot of boat restoration videos and it is interesting to see the difference between a talented DIY'er and a professional. You are spending so much more time on investigation experimentation creating jigs trying different methods to see what works best measuring not twice but half a dozen times creating multiple drawings and plans.
I would say that your approach in the end saves time and money as you do not have to go back and redo your work plus you find the quickest and easiest method to get the job done and of course it is to the best possible standard.
Step by step..... The start of every adventure... :-)) xx
I'm so PROUD OF BOTH OF YOU 😇
An other briljant video with great music. 👌👋👍