Boat Building! 2 years in 22 minutes plus bilge stringer prep. 

Thanks Alvey. Not everyday is fun, but it's nice to see the evolution over time.

Could an 18yr old get some form of an "apprenticeship" at a place like that?

@@christiankane5802 for sure! if you want you can buddy and you are at the right age to do it. Do what you really love and you will succeed and sometimes even do better than someone having years of experiences. Just need to find the right place for you and I have a little secret for you. When you seem interested guys always like it and when they explain something to you lisen carfully and they will even like to show you tricks that lots do not want to share just because they learned it the hard way. But because you lisen and seem interested in their stuff will make them in high esteem sometimes. It could be basic stuff when I'm saying that like it but you will see what I mean on the tarmac when it wiil be the moment. That's an old trick from my grand father and belive me I used that many times and it reslly works. Sorry I'm french and I don't speak english really, then I hope you understood the highlights of my advices. Otherwise you need to try it to see what I really mean and of course it's always different from one guy to an other. But like I said you need to want to do it first and foremost and do it with a smile on your face that's important. Peace and good luck!

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Thanks Denis!

That was the first time I used one, it made it so easy.

haha, outstanding. Boat hour, I love it.

Very nice of you to say. Woodworking is a wonderful hobby and you can enjoy it for your whole life, good luck.

Thanks Sean, we are big fans of Seeker too!

Glad you liked it and thanks for the kind words!

Man I hope we get to see it too!

Man that's beautiful ,,, it really turns me on ... D

Thanks Kerry, we'll keep on, keeping on!

Damn right go Raiders! Thanks Daniel, good for you. We bought this house because it had a stand alone building that could be my shop!

Thanks Frank!

We're getting there, slow but surely!

80% of the Video i was like " yeah that looks like a.. Ops nevermind its something completely different "

Yea I tried the circular saw blade on the angle grinder and that just seemed like a disfiguring injury waiting to happen. The process is actually going faster than I thought.

It's great to see it take shape, but damn, we have a long way to go!

Crazy how fast the time goes!

Thanks Dan!

Thanks Noel, glad you're following along.

Thanks for following along!

Thanks. It's surprising how much this and even the smallest boat have in common. a lot of common principles, just difference in scale.

Vielen Dank!

Thats great. I do too, amazing the various things average people can build.

Thanks Ross, good luck on your project as well!

thanks!

thanks Jerry

Thanks. I didn't know anything about boat building before I started. If I can figure it out, trust me, you can to.

Thanks Casey, I never thought I would build a boat either, you just never know!

books and youtube, you can learn anything!

Thanks Stephen

Thanks, glad to have you following along!

Thanks for the input Rick. I do like hearing what people are interested in seeing. I'll keep it in mind.

haha!

It has worked out great, very durable however I wish I built it taller.

Thanks Fabian!

I need to know what a power woodcarver with a double chainsaw blade is

SO DID I ! I think it was Leo's project up in Sequim, WA? He's rebuilding that 107 year old boat, the Tally Ho. Everyone who likes this vid has to check out Leo's gig.... it'll blow you away.

Of course, just a couple more weekends

John Critch my thoughts exactly

haha, yes I did!

Thanks Matt. It was a little fun going back over the old footage. A good reminder when I start to think I'm not making any progress.

yeah it was a very cool day!

Thanks Mark. Feel free to give us some tips on how to expand our reach! If I remember correctly you're in the business.

I will get in touch with you after the New Year! You are doing the heavy lift of creating great content and having a compelling and honest story. Traditional media and some targeted digital outreach will keep the momentum (all yours!) going. Happy Holidays to you and your family!