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@billymartin7518 Год назад

Aladino's offhanded "I was told what to do" was prophetic. Just set the planks in the countertop space, stand back, and watch Maya go.

@kevinhealy4253 Год назад

So wonderful to see Maya ‘up’ where she belongs and we recognise as a beautiful person. No disrespect Aladino!

@JamesWoodJr. Год назад

From an old retired US Navy vet in Washington DC.. it’s a joy to follow your travel adventures and amazing sailing boat restoration

@SailingMagicCarpet Год назад

Thank you James!

@jhsrecordsentertainment4972 Год назад

Aldino is a master with craftsmanship. Maya has the eye. Maya also knows when to save "love you" 🎉. You two make an awesome team ! Can't wait to see you on the waters. 😊❤😊

@shirleyboy8859 Год назад

So can we start chilling the Champagne???..... Bless ya both.... :-))) xx

@New.Adventures.Sailing Год назад

The fridge: You could have so easily done the "cooking show" trick, a little video of the trimming and shaping, then skip to the final 'perfect fit' shot. Thanks for sharing the iterations. Things take as long as they take. That is part of it. Thanks also for sharing the tension between the two of you on aesthetics vs getting stuff done.

@Its_me--Boo_Radley Год назад

At first I thought maintaining the natural grains of the planks as they grew together would be beautiful, but seeing how you arranged the wood in your final design was stunning! And great job fitting the fridge!

@lostpuppy3955 Год назад

You really got the love boating just how far you can go .. captain lostpuppy and crew 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇♥️🐕

@fonhollohan2908 Год назад

Those countertops with white cedar are going to look fabulous as far as I'm concerned.

@christopherjacques9658 Год назад

Glad to see you chose to use the foil tape in critical concern areas, the foil tape is a great product and holds up great!

@mikefox1332 Год назад

I've been watching you guys for year's. Watching this episode, something clicked. Maya you are an attist, Aladino is a craftsman. Similar, but different in many ways. However, obviously compatible. Lucky in every way! 😍

@SmallBoatSailing Год назад

I admire your patience!!!

@dennise4163 Год назад

I worked for years framing homes of all sizes and styles. As soon as it was time to add interior 'aesthetics' to the homes our crew would move on to the next home. I was always motivated and enjoyed visiting the homes in my spare time to see the other craftsman adding tile, kitchen counters, appliances, interior trim, ceiling and wall textures and paint. The longer I went without seeing the finished homes the more I lost interest in my area of expertise. Of coarse it was also nice to know adding an extra stud in this corner or next to the edge of a tub or shower could help other craftsman with their jobs but seeing the finished work was a great motivator for me.

@theconfessionsof_a Год назад

Great work on the fridge, another very satisfying tick, the boards are going to look fantastic once they're finished.

@MikeHarrison3266 Год назад

A now departed German friend of mine, Klaus Doll was an amazing repairer and builder of mostly acoustic stringed instruments. When building he seemed to spend a painful amount of time with bits of wood, not just looking but tapping and knocking on them. I did learn why and the beauty he found in the wood was stunning.

@Davidcallard Год назад

I ❤wood for many reasons ;but one is as a boat building material. Wood is a living thing, unlike FIRB or steel.

@MrPalmguy Год назад

THATS, the sign of true craftsmen...lol

@joezanella8949 Год назад

We have seen you suffer at times but you still pulled through and continue to wear a brave face, we support you both.

@guuuuustaf Год назад

Very good job on the fridge. I am a refrigeration technician. And i watch most of your episodes because, you are so talanted. Would really want in deep info about the fridge and its components. keep it up. you are doing great!.

@JackWeinberger-h5m Год назад

An old refrigeration mechanic recommends the foam needs an air space whether it is closed or open cell foam and the foil is more important than the foam thickness because without the airspace the temperature differential will cause condensation in a humid environment. The foil is a radiant barrier from hot to cold. No matter how thick the foam is there is a temperature differential which will cause mold to form between the two mediums.

@jimv1484 10 месяцев назад

Great work on the fridge. I do many projects that kick my butt like this. It is all worth it in the end. My only suggestion would be to add some felt or any non squeak material to the top edge of the pink foam where it will make contact with the counter top. If not you might hear it squeak as the foam rubs against the plywood in rough seas.

@truman42746 Год назад

The fridge looks great and I know it will work perfect. The countertops will be beautiful along with the rest of the boat. Aladino doesn't build anything that's not great! I can't wait to see a a walkthrough of the finished boat!

@kbenham7683 Год назад

Function, form, aesthetics make a sailboat - Ferenc Mate would like it. Hope you and Kirsten Neuschäfer get to sail together sometime. I enjoyed the interview you did.

@simonallan6148 Год назад

Just in case you ever build another fridge - or heater - the three means of heat transfer are; conduction; convection and; radiation. Great video and love the work you both do, thank you.

@davelemieux6144 Год назад

That yellow cedar looks awesome. I bet it smells just wonderful. 🤗🤗❤️😎

@ianlangley987 Год назад

Hi from New Zealand. Your boat is coming along nicely and one does have these times when things aren't as exciting as the could be. I found the same when I was building our 9.5 meter yacht on the front lawn of our house. Once I got closer to the finishing stages, that is when my wife started to take more interest and got involved with the finishing touchs and selection there of. I must admit I found it a bit of a struggle when I started as nothing is straight forward and a job that you think will take a couple of hours takes all day. The good thing is you can now see the light at the end of the tunnel, as the saying goes. Well done to you of both. Cheers Ian

@TheMikesylv Год назад

A project takes on a whole different feel when you catch a glimpse of the end

@robm.4512 Год назад

That is so very true, quite startlingly so in fact. I’ve scratch built and rebuilt boats, one off racing motorcycles and classic cars, plus furniture, farm equipment and a host of other things during my lifetime. With every long project, eventually I’ve hit a spot where it gets on top of me, sapping my motivation to carry on with it, to some degree. I have just needed to mock up, dry build or even just prop enough bits and pieces together to be able to sit down and look at it, drink it in and let it talk to my soul, let it be in my mind’s eye. That is always uplifting, the original dream becomes renewed and the details that were previously defeating me present their solutions. I think that I almost love those moments more than finally showing what I’ve created to daylight for the first time. I know that sounds a little odd, admitting it to myself now is actually a bit of a revelation. I hadn’t really thought that much about it during the last 45 or so years of creating things, it’s just always been something I’ve done. Thank you for that, your note brought a moment of clarity. Cheers, R.

@robertmstarr9028 Год назад

I love the decision you made with the countertops.

@gerhardnentwig3598 Год назад

Long, long winding road. Wäre ein schönes Stück auf Mayas Violine. Schreibe deutsch, mein englisch ist not so good. Folge Euch beiden seit Jahren. Weil Aladino wahrlich aus Booten ein Meisterstück macht. Besser als Neu. Ein perfektes Team scheint mir, ich mag Euch, ja bewundere Euch, perfect world. Liebe Grüße aus germany

@callumduncan6728 Год назад

just think soon you will be shaking down MC in the most beautiful sailing grounds in the world , the BC coast the playground of your youth what a reward !! its going to be really magic, and we are so grateful to be along for the ride, fairwinds young lady

@sail4life Год назад

I used lots of that tape when insulating my roof. A previous renovation had to be redone after 10 years. The only thing still good from the old job was that tape. Impressive stuff! You only needed its reflectivity anyway. Great to see Maya wax lyrical again. I'm so glad for you both.

@zzlee6411 Год назад

Its likely to late but I would suggest laminating your thin strips to some slim plywood fore strength. :)

@gregrudzinski Год назад

Very challenging ! On my Bruce Roberts Offshore 38 is an insulated fridg ice box with a drain to the bilge that has a ball valve. This way when used as an ice box the ice melt can be left in. Extra insulation is always a plus. Looks like you are doing a great job. Cheers !

@jonathanscott550 Год назад

Great job you two. Aladino I must say you've a lot of patience sir. And Maya it shows the excitement and more of an involvement mind set you have now that the finishing touches of the interior are taking place. And Aladino not so much lol😉 Magic Carpet is going to look absolutely magnificent once completed. The camera videoing is fantastic as well Looking forward to next video take care

@jmdibonaventuro Год назад

What a beautiful episode! With it becoming fall in real life (At least around me), it’s great to see spring pop to life in the background of the boatyard. The boat is really coming together, and all the decorative and finishing touches are going to make it that much more beautiful, and totally unique to you guys. The work put in beforehand is really paying off, and the inspiration and energy the new phase of development has brought to the channel is great to see. Can’t wait for the next one! Fair winds, -J Also I found it funny that in the outro you can hear an EF-18 (Presumably from NAS Whidbey Island) flying overhead. As someone who grew up near bases, I immediately found it relatable that normal tasks were randomly interrupted by strike aircraft.

@dremein Год назад

First off I must say it's nice to see Maya blooming again after butting up with the drudgery and grind (pun intended) of the earlier refit tasks. As for ascetics on the counter top my vote would be for more of a book matched look. A book match is where you resaw a board and lay the two haves down, one clock wise and the other counter clock wise as they come off the saw, this make for a very symmetrical pattern that is (imho) extremely beautiful yet natural and refined. That said the only "right" choice for SM II is the one you two come up with. However you do it, I'm sure it'll look great; as does most everything you two do. Lastly; nice fridge!

@paulmartin9496 Год назад

Really like the aesthetic decision and sharing your thought process.

@kindsailing Год назад

We sound like a broken record, but well done! It is also refreshing to see Maya more excited about the project again, though we understand completely the mire of the minutia in preparation for the finishing. We can't wait to see more!

@tartansailor Год назад

Indeed the work ahead will be more gratifying for you as an artist. Cheers

@tejolisboa Год назад

Maya had a good eye to understand the fridge issue! On the esthetics of the countertop, they will be great anyway. You can always imagine a better way, but in the end the memories of the process will be written on those tops.

@anthonyrstrawbridge Год назад

✋👶🚬

@jamieminton172 Год назад

A definite YES for the foil tape. If you haven't progressed with the counter yet and can spare the thickness I would suggest using it on the top as well. I can't even venture a guess at how many miles of tape that I have used over the years for foam board ductwork. It works quite well. The only issue could be sweating in humid environments.

@tbd-1 Год назад

I'm sitting at a computer desk I made maybe 3 years ago out of Western Red Cedar. No stain, 2 coats of varnish. The colors of the wood are similar to what you're starting with and over the few years it has mellowed to a dark golden honey color. My only disappointment is it dings _really_ easily.

@VenusSantaCruz Год назад

Bravo, Aladino! I grew up on boats my whole life, and I had no idea what a engineering conundrum it could be to fit a fridge. That’s the nicest one I’ve ever seen! Totally agree with the sponge out model. 🥳🥰👏👏👏

@philgray3443 Год назад

Well you should try installing a black water holding tank. As much fun as a bag of bears.

@VenusSantaCruz Год назад

@@philgray3443 🤣🤣🤣 I think I’ll pass!

@philgray3443 Год назад

@@VenusSantaCruz Taking out the blocked tank was the best fun! Filled with 10 US Gallons of stuff with a smell that would outlive civilisation.

@gabec77geo Год назад

You are great, it is really a piece of craftsmanship! I can believe such a project takes financial, personal and emotional toll. I wish you the best

@Degenhardt450 Год назад

It is the surface, not the material that is important for radiative heat transfer. The silver tape will work just as well as the foil.

@airgead5391 Год назад

Phew! I almost thought I had to miss the SMC video this Friday! That was a close escape!

@jpdj2715 Год назад

"This lightens my spirit and I'm so engaged" - that was clear to me about from the start. Maya, your spatial insight is great too. It was fun to see you work in this together. The cedar with its yellow and red sections - when you had laid it out on the table, my thought was, cut it lengthwise and make it all red. The problem with all the boring ;) work Aladino has been doing in the past months, is the same as playing the violin at your level. You need to put 10,000 hours into it and then it's all much easier, and more fin too. With the work on the boat you have to remind yourself constantly, imagine that Aladino tried to learn to play the violin and kept saying, "I'm not good at this." The 10,000 hours (10,000 times for simple tasks) have been well researched and documented. Homo sapiens cannot escape that. Mastering something needs one talent: stubborn persistence and knowing we do not become predictably good before 9,500. Bottom line, this was a real fine episode.

@mattlevins6754 11 месяцев назад

You guys are sooo inspiring. Thank you sooo much.

@davidnormandin5428 Год назад

I (was) hope(ng) you went with bookmatched but now try using the heartwood as the working area and put the sapwood to the hull. The heart wood is denser and less prone to dents.

@robertnixon3816 Год назад

Seeing what the final finished surfaces will look like enables all of us to see this finely fitted yacht! It will be a stunning interior! A great gift that yellow cedar (and the ply)! Its good to see the back and forth and fun being had!

@robm.4512 Год назад

It’s wonderful to see both of you looking so much happier. I think you’ve turned a corner with the rebuild now. Yes, there’s an awful lot of fit-out to do but a lot of it will show obvious progress with every step, that makes it so much more enjoyable. Best of everything to both of you, Magic Carpet’s starting to show herself as she’s going to be, beautiful and strong. Cheers, R. 😎👍🍻

@herberthahn6964 Год назад

I have enjoyed all the episodes! For to many reasons to list. I particularly agree with Aladino', in that if the suns position or worst of all, an ALARM CLOCK governs you life. You don't have a life.

@stairman45 Год назад

Maya and Aladino, I have enjoyed your episodes from the beginning. As a sailor and a woodworker, I like both sides of your story. I have built many table tops and counter tops over the last 50 years and although I do not know your plans with your countertops, I want to remind Aladino to use balanced construction in their fabrication. I have seen many people try to glue wood to one side of a piece of plywood to make table tops and countertops only to end up with a gull wing after a few months. You need the same thickness of material on both sides of whatever core material you are using to equalize the forces on the top and keep it flat. I am sure you already know this, but if you don't, it is one of the basic tenets of woodworking. You are both doing an amazing job with the refit and the episodes. I look forward to more.

@rodneyross5282 Год назад

Maya, You and I have the same type of wake up call. I was raised in East Texas and 0430 was the name of the game every day, even most days in the summer. I joined the Air Force and was still doing it 22 1/2 years later, retired, went to work doing the same thing and still got up at 0430. At 76, I might make it to 0500 to this day. My biological clock is stuck lol. Wishing you and Aladino a super blessed week. Bod Bless in all you do.

@rogermontague5398 Год назад

I panicked when I saw the title of this episode. I wondered, "They haven't given up have they?" I'm a subscriber and have followed you for years. I live in North Carolina, USA. I admire the skill and patience involved and dedication to the project and also the violin music which I haven't heard in some time. I'm impressed and a little jealous of someone that follows their dreams. I'm 77 and was reared by very conservative parents who, by virtue of having survived the Great Depression in the early1900s in the US, impressed upon us children the need to get an education and a safe job to hopefully be prepared for the next Great Depression. I did, but after watching you follow your dreams wonder, "What if?" after every episode. Good luck. I wish you Godspeed and am looking forward to your launching Magic Carpet II.

@somadevo Год назад

I love how your efforts are creating such a wonderful craft and what her role will mean to your destiny. Highest Blessings

@PitStopCrew Год назад

early risers definitely see the best end of the day! My wife and I are opposites to you guys - I’m the early bird, she’s a bit/lot later!! The boat is coming on beautifully.

@grahamatsea3575 Год назад

The sample of varnish countertop wood you showed looks absolutely stunning. It's going to be a real focal point to the galley and very unique.

@kendonahve924 Год назад

What an exampletory pair. With sleep in mind or so many other subjects, she talks and explores the boundaries of her understanding and he listens with a smile while tamping down his feelings because he knows it's going to be all right. Both so brave.

@ianrusso8790 Год назад

really cool!! happy to hear that yu are happy Maya!

@clarisd Год назад

Again, the form coming together is amazing. Of course, we are not there the other 23 : ? Hours a day, week, etc. You guys are a pair well suited to each other. ❤ our excitement is growing for the future. Yall are literally building before us. Thank you both do very much for your inspiration. 😊

@migueltorres6073 Год назад

The fridge looks fantastic and I know it will work beautifully. The countertops will be laid out beautifully too.

@thomasdavison8996 Год назад

Very exciting to see the progress. The mold has been repaired and now the interior is being designed and created. Looking forward to seeing SMC2 being completed. Great job guys!

@johnfoord9444 Год назад

Maya. Parts of this have obviously been very challenging to you but at the end you are going to have the most wonderful home in which to live and travel the world. Kia kaha.

@cruisingholiday4996 Год назад

Getting closer , getting more excited now. I bet you two can't wait to get the old girl ready to float!! The longer I watch your episodes the more I realize just how wonderful a couple you are.

@saenole66 Год назад

The artistic sole of Maya and the practical sole of Aladino have joined to create a beautiful but practical result for the counter top. A beautiful couple doing beautiful things.

@trongod2000 Год назад

You guys have a wonder, supportive collection of commenters here. They alone make your efforts way above any I could hope to achieve. I'm getting really excited as the goal line gets closer and closer.

@51marshmellow Год назад

Now you are in my comfort zone ! Esthetically when choosing what 'feels' right is so subjective. Maya, Aladino builds the 'skeleton' (with you) so beautifully to perfection in order to prepare for the 'skin' when you both choose the look that brings it all together. Maya, you bring the music to resonate with your combined vision and constructive expertise. Teamwork at its best ! I have been a painter and the structure , all of the underpainting, which can sometimes be agony seems necessary for the finished piece. Again that combo. Thank you for bringing us along on such an amazing creative journey.💜

@eleanorchapple8772 Год назад

The music is marvellous. It reflects a wonderfully positive and exciting atmosphere. I can feel the momentum building for that last push towards the sea.

@sailinggreenpearl2571 Год назад

I would definately install the engine before installing beautiful counter tops and floors. Great progress!

@sail4life Год назад

Don't worry. I have a feeling they won't be installing the engine in the kitchen...

@TheBeaker59 Год назад

Foil makes a measurable and positive difference but likely you will never notice the difference of a little less. I say that because you have plenty of insulation far more and more reliable insulation than the average boat fridge. Nice job on the fridge.

@joestevens3348 Год назад

As always thank you for sharing the progression of a beautiful labour of love irrespective of the frustrations. Aladino and Maya's wonderful synergy is a true example of what it takes to create something that is valued by everyone. The wonderful craftmanship of Aladino and artistry of Maya is a lessen to be appreciated.

@echothegoodwolf Год назад

I can’t wait to see the countertops installed and varnished. It will be gorgeous!

@rolanddunk5054 Год назад

Hi,I have been watching your channel from the days of Magic carpet 1 and obviously enjoy them.Watching this project is very educational and entertaining,so for all of the trials and tribulations that occur you know that you will end up with a thing of beauty and that you are working for yourselves.Cheers Roly🇬🇧.

@paulpaul1811 Год назад

I hope you don't mind, I skipped the middle part to see the final fit! (Am I the only one??) Good job, as always. Don't forget to celebrate these milestones, it is a massive project and it is easy to drown in the details if you don't take a step back every now and then to pad yourself on the back and enjoy. Great result!

@philgray3443 Год назад

Great way of arranging the timber Maya. I would have gone with Aladino's way, book matching, but it looks way way better your way.

@dutchywv Год назад

the direction of the grain of the wood would play a big part in your choice to i have replaced my RV countertops with wood to i cut them into small pieces and glued them back together mix up patterns too i have had a lot of people love that top too

@bobcapen1682 Год назад

Beautiful and keep it simple!

@mikybon Год назад

I have been watching your channel for a while and want to say how much you inspire me. I have been doing rebuild in my apartment for more than a year and I understand a little how difficult it is sometimes to return to work when it seems that there is no progress. I am very glad to see the pleasure in your eyes from the achievements. All this attention to detail and accuracy in any work is simply amazing. Nice to see your passion, thanks!

@allenharris2549 Год назад

Looking fabulous guys. I can’t begin to tell you how much I respect your work ethic. Tackling this task has to feel like eating an elephant - you have to do it one bite at a time.

@richardbeese7635 Год назад

Ty guys for another 30 mins taking my mind off this hospital setting. What a Job you two are doing can't wait to see you in the Caribbean living it up❤

@southernpaths2986 Год назад

I work at Aircraft Spruce and we sell a lot of the stuff y’all used to construct the ‘fridge but when I saw that aluminum tape I said to myself “that’s some expensive stuff right there”… not 10 seconds later Aladino said it himself, 😂 😂 😂!!!

@DaleNewnham Год назад

As foil is only effective with radiant heat and with an air gap, I’m not sure it was adding much anyway!

@waynerudiger1756 Год назад

Wonderful, the fridge is finally in! Hopefully closing in the cockpit can go quickly now. I really enjoy the process of laying out wood for the most aesthetic look. As you say, so many ways to go. I like your thought process and especially the idea to split the boards to give you more options. Looking forward to seeing it in place and finished - I'm sure it will look amazing. You have enough white in the boat that the counters will really stand out.

@vivanasperen3339 Год назад

It’s not the destination but the journey along the way that makes all this amazing!

@brentbauer8258 Год назад

Motorbike muffler pipes produce lots of heat and the plastic fairings right beside the pipes are often become warped or melted over long term use. We combat this by using the same metal tape you used on the one side of the fridge and it works great. I think the metal tape on the side by the stove will do the job. Also a question...What the heck are you going to do with all those shop tools when you leave and the boat hits water? You literally have a boat yard shop at your fingertips...lol

@johnhamilton1791 Год назад

I love how different things are important to each of you, you compliment each other and work well together. The boat will be beautiful and I look forward to the progress on the counter tops, well done to you both.

@nick.caffrey Год назад

The rest of this refit will be so much easier now Maya! Aladino was the man for the hour. But now is your hour.

@anthonyelam2257 Год назад

You both are so accomplished at what you do ... therefore you both will find the right combination to reach your goal ... because you love each other and that is so powerful to make something beautiful ... ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊 ...

@leandroguerra4158 Год назад

It's astonishing Aladino abilities and howmuch attention for details He has.

@jimff5 Год назад

I keep using one phrase when watching Aladino's work and Maya's video skills AWESOME!

@10lauset Год назад

Cheers from Edmonton Alberta.

@Sailor_Greg Год назад

Awesome that the end is in sight!! Congratulations! You guys make such great sailing videos. It will be great to see you back out on the water!

@johnmayer3433 Год назад

I wonder if it is easier to build the fridge by not prefabricate a complex 3D shape but bring the foam walls in piece by piece after gluing the aluminium panes to the outer casing first.

@Retired-Life Год назад

The countertops will be beautiful and you are correct, you will be able to take a part of the northwest with you in your travels. I’m sure it will become a conversation piece as you meet others, throughout your journey. You definitely hit on my decor belief … never try to match, it shows when something goes wrong. Much nicer to have a piece that looks natural vs planned.

@donwilliams9661 Год назад

It's called "book matching", when you put the cut back to back so the left side is the mirror of the right side. Guitars use this method all the time and a deep finish brings out the mirror images... you should see it on your violins... I agree with you, on musical instruments it's amazing in small examples, but for a table top it would have to be in 2 pieces, multiple pieces is too much, your choice is amazing...

@rutgerw. Год назад

I like Aladino's practical way of thinking. If it doesn't fit we will just take away some of the hull. If all else failed you could still have build a little outcrop as you did with the garage door🤪 but of course it all worked out just fine in the end!

@ricopo3522 Год назад

Congrats on beginning to reap some reward from all the previous sacrifice and labor... to now be able to more palpably express and manifest what lies in your artist's heart. How amazing it will be to see your dream come to life- live, breathe, travel, discover and experience life, sail in your creation! Let that be the motor that drives you to completing the refit.

@fransnaude3360 Год назад

Hi you two yachty addicts. I have been watching your videos for years and thank you for the great entertainment. Loved your interview with the winner of round the world sailer. I am a South African living in NZ and we are very proud of her. Cape George's are great yachts thumbs up guys.