Boat Building/Finishing 09 || Stormy Horizon 

Thanks for watching.

Thank you very much!

Thanks very much for watching and commenting.

Yes, they build a great sea going vessel.

Thanks for the visit.

I was hoping to do more like this. Thanks for the visit.

Yes it does, thanks for watching. 👍👍

Thank you! You too!

Thanks for watching an earlier video.

Thanks for watching sort of a time-lapse video.

Any time!

Thanks so much.

Yes, well built.

Makes a really sturdy and rigid sea boat. Thanks for watching my "older" videos.

@@dontmissthelittlethings I'd just noticed that on account homepages there is now a 'popular' tab on the videos page that filters by top view numbers. Don't know if its new or not, but hadn't noticed it until yesterday.

@@hunt1803 I went looking, don't see it on mine.

@@dontmissthelittlethings Click on 'your channel' then under your banner pic and profile pic, you'll see tabs for 'home' 'videos' 'shorts' 'live' etc. Click on the videos tab and then it shows tabs for 'recently uploaded' and 'popular'. I its where I got the links to this video, and the underwater lobster trap video.

@@hunt1803 Okay.

I'm glad you stopped by.

This is at Gregs. No, we have a Stanleys.

450,000 cdn.

What is the size of the boat?? What material is used, is it metal or fiber??

@@sandeepswan1985 Boat is 39 feet with a 6 feet extension. Fiberglass hull, wood and fiberglass deck and wheelhouse.

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Not sure why. Maybe the alternative is more expensive. Thanks for watching.

@@dontmissthelittlethings I love the cape island style boats built in nova scotia. Plyboard is definitely alot cheaper then anything else and does its job.

I only took the pictures but either fur or spuce would be my guess.

@@dontmissthelittlethings marine grade or just exterior?

@@dannyjones3840 Guessing, exterior.