This is the story of the building of a Jay Benford designed, 31.8ft, junk schooner-rigged cruising sailboat. The videos are a week-by-week record of the buil...

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but as you probably imagine it's very

dusty jobless but I'm very happy with

our flats coming up is almost perfect

which is extremely pleasing sanding the

other side yesterday film this side now

this morning but the scuppers to cut

still in the after and laughing but

should be doing hopefully later today

and then maybe tomorrow we'll get the

first bit of played on I can paint those

in but that bit around the scuffle in

the Arctic there and yeah great outside

coming up side flat I'm really really

really happy

great stuff

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well I I stood beside this rather

furious lime green mint green will ever

greet you wish to call that color boat

which is a very strange present it is

it's epoxy primer primer on the coats I

won't be the finish to color he'll

obviously this week what my eager thing

has been to get that on which has been a

lot of sand in hours and hours a sandy

but a filler sand again then the first

cup of this this epoxy primer was was a

white off-white color in this green

another thing that's happened is that I

cut the aft X cap scuppers that's big

scupper come on rather well I think

well I'm pleased with in let me see that

angle coup

this is yes I think glass that obviously

there to be five last to seal all the

exposed end grain there and let's though

I say so myself has come out rather well

oh yeah that was a major undertaking and

it's really changed the look of the boat

it's the first bit of paint very very

exciting and now we should progress to

put another coat of that off-white on

this on top of this and we'll be

progressing on the decks one decade of

time prepping them and seeing about

getting some paint on there there's one

or two little bits to do on the decks

before they can be painted but not too

much socialworks room after that raised

of main deck and the forward deck it

then painted him then the hull itself

painted with her with a barrier coat

karma this is a barrier coat as well but

not go for the full on Parker heavy-duty

barrier coat on the hull itself so

that'll be done that last first piece

paint work very exciting got so sat in

position is not fixed in that

a little bit of reassembly on that but

the fire summate sealed the top on refix

tip and put it as far as we have put it

in position now

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a bit of work on the exhaust output that

the regulator knob was a bit program

I'll do something with that but it's in

position ready to be fixed in and over

the other side mirror in this the frame

I've got this full light cups of

Epiphanes on it and spooning it to the

wall basically speaking that's very

excited main thrust obviously on the

outside this week

that's it for this week thanks for

watching

crack it on get some more paint on my

bed see you next time bye

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she was kissed by a son

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taking a new day has begun still going

steady

she stopped buying um one

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determine stride as the day go right up

cuz she was kiss miles

can stop now

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now

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one spreads like the rains she's got the

glow even if she's not opening

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stop

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