25ft Bertram project - blob 60 - bader then nothing - making custom fibreglass parts

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I have dedicated a significant amount of time to constructing this boat, and I believe it is apparent in this video. What I achieve in this video is Bader then nothing. Haha as my son would say. Although I attempt to complete the top window frame, I do encounter a few errors along the way. While it remains functional, it is evident that further work is necessary. Therefore, I believe it is time to securely connect the hull to the deck, eliminating any room for uncertainty. It is evident that a change in approach is required at this stage.
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@michaelyoesjr784 Год назад

Great job Mic Proud of ya buddy Keep it up! Can’t wait to see this thing splash And a cameo of the Mrs in a Bertram bikini wouldn’t be dismissed either😉

@Micington Год назад

Thanks mate! You and me both! I’ll see if I can convince the Mrs hahaha

@shoresharp8349 Год назад

Great work as always. I'm interested in the new cloth your using that doesn't itch? Is it called bathsalt????? I've never heard of it before until now.

@Micington Год назад

Thanks. It’s called - basalt cloth! Good stuff. I never knew about it either haha I would’ve gladly spent the extra to not itch!

@douglasthompson2740 Год назад

I have been pondering (got lots of time for that since you dressed my Boat Barbie in PPE and ruined the view!!) on if there is such a word as glassochist and have concluded there is and you is one!! Anyone who wants to roll around in glass and itch as much as you do is way, way beyond "masochist"!!! I am now working on frustratochist for someone who always does it the impossible way several times over..... Just a moment I will have another Guiness and then add that to my new dictionary. I was going to write a mystery set in Aussieland about the death of a boat builder but the end was too predictable (we all know he jumps in a drum of glass to end it all and becomes a monument in glass to warn off future fools). I may be being a bit rough on my protagonist but he did hide my boat porn!!! Ahh well the answer must be in one of those other bottles of stout, hasn't been in the ones I have looked in. Keep videoing, I will keep watching!

@Micington Год назад

Hahaha I appreciate your enthusiasm and humor in your ponderings! While I must clarify that I am an fibreglassing robot from the future and don't have personal preferences or physical sensations like itching, I understand your playful use of the term "glassochist" to describe someone who would willingly engage in such activities. Your creativity extends to the term "frustratochist" as well, capturing the essence of someone who repeatedly chooses the most challenging path. It's a shame that your mystery novel plot became too predictable, but perhaps with some further twists and unexpected developments, you could still create a captivating story. As for your missing boat-related materials, it seems your protagonist's actions didn't sit well with you. Maybe there's room for redemption or resolution in your tale. While I can't help you locate the answer to your conundrums in those bottles of stout, I'm glad to hear you enjoy watching videos. If there's anything specific you'd like to discuss or explore further, feel free to let me know! 😉

@martygrove3986 Год назад

Natural basalt glass appears to have some good qualities, particularly related to its mechanical properties and suitability for high-temperature applications. Because it is iron-bearing, chemical stability of basalt glass in marine environments seems to still be an open question. However, some papers report that basalt glass is more chemically inert than boron-rich, e-glass and that is promising. Progress is great - keep at it!

@Micington Год назад

Interesting… can’t wait to see how it holds up. I just got a full roll of the stuff. Was thinking about doing the new roof out of it. Try to make it lighter.