Easy to Build, Unsinkable, Car-Topable and Family-Friendly! Carries 3 Adults!! The OZ Goose! Week_09 

So many great tips for boat builders. And so reassuring to see you also encounter various little hiccups along the way, like I guess we all do. (ie. glad it is not just me).

I learn lots of good tips from your channel! Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work! : )

Ah the trials of painting, great progress on the build, looking forward to your next video. Cheers

applying two-pack epoxy and poly without wearing a vapour mask is a pretty hardcore move.

Gracias por compartir.! Se ven muy bien los detalles de cada parte

Great build! Thanks for sharing... 👍🏻👍🏼👍👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿

I do the dishes every day. Id rather be sanding.

Hello Teo, as always it is very entertaining and educational at the same time to watch you build your Optimist dinghy on steroids (as i like to call the goose). Thank you very much and always fair winds, greetings from cold Germany

Looks good from here! But I feel your pain on the issues during the painting.

Good progress again! I thought you might have tried some rabbet joints for your foils given that fancy new router, but if Europe is anything like Australia the bits probably cost more than the router itself!

I expect some else might have already suggested the idea but if you were to make the mast socket the same as the GIS you could use the GIS rig on quieter days. ??

It's a boat to be used and abused. I would not worry to much about negligible imperfections. My two cents worth anyway, and a comment for the algorithm to chew on. Looking forward to the next episode allready. Thanks.

Two. I was not disappointed. More tips from a bloody expert. Mik will surely love the handy hints for making his already easy to build design even easier, if that’s possible. It is certainly easier for me to understand and less scope to go wrong. That’s always my problem. Thanks as always mate

And here we go - another great video! Why aren't you doing the epoxy graphite like on the goat again?

Teo, a great video again and this time it really hit home for me. I just came up from my garage after a 7 am start and great progress on my rudder and centre board. They are non standard parts from another dingy project that I will use for my first sail on the Goose. I can't make the proper parts until I get the hull out of the garage which I hope to do by next weekend. Anyway, after good progress in the morning, I decided to get the side decks prepared for the final top coat tomorrow. So I started the sanding and masking. By mid-afternoon, things were going well and then a little voice in my head said "go for it - you could get the top coat on before the day cools down too much". I was very tired, but I decided to press on. Out came the 2-part polyurethane, along with a tin of thinners. I prepared everything very carefully knowing I was tired. I mixed the 2-part paint and added a little thinners - things looked a little odd, but the thinners mixed in OK. I started the paint job and then something flashed through my old brain - Oh b*llocks ! that was Epoxy thinners I just used. I came up to the house very dejected, but watching your video cheered me up immensely. Keep up the good work>

Center case is still a scary element for me on a boat (even on mine). Hitting anything hard (e.g. rock) with the centerboard will put tremendous load on the poor thing. So it better be stronger than the centerboard itself :D Nice trick with the file and tape, will remember this.

Why dint you use single pieces of wood for the foils? Thans for all the great content! 👍👏👏👏

White spruce é o pinus de reflorestamento, vendido em qualquer madeireira?

Thumbnail reaction: Stop fooling around making cutting boards, and finish the boat already!! Top Tip on the “safe-end” for flush filing!

Teo, quick question. Will you use the long bungy cord to the top of the centre board, or will you use the kind of arrangement you had on the GIS ?

Hey Teo, great progress on the build so far! I always look forward to your uploads, keep up the good work.

Thank you again for another great video!

One more question. What brand topcoat did you use, I remember seeing it used on your cruiser as well, does it cure with a real good tough finish?, yeah and paint here is also expensive, I smiled at your "at 50 euro a can its good,..... my thoughts as well