International 2.4mR Sailboat Project - Episode 32 - Deck beams and carlin joints 

Probably one of the best if not the best explanation and instruction of a carlin joint. Great job man🤙🏼🙌

32 episodes in one day. I’m all boated out.

Oh man what a pleasure it is to watch your videos. A true craftsman at work that had me wishing I could have shown this to my grandfather. He would have loved this equally as he appreciated ‘a craftsman that never blames his tools’. Thank you.

Love it. Thank you for another excellent instalment. Keeping your tools sharp may take time, but in the end you work faster and more accurately, so you make the time back, you need less force which is safer and less tiring.

Nice horizontal belt sander! First time you've shown it.

What a lovely Easter present. Happy Easter Mark 🥃

Great episode. Very interesting.

Mark, I think you need to add a little Kevlar to the front of your apron when you make the new one so we out here learning from you don't have to worry about losing you to an injury. The liver and pancreas are sort of necessary. Take care and have a good week.

you just keep getting better. can't wait to see the dude sailing it. I'm sure he watches your videos and anticipates sailing. epoxy is weird, right? loose joint is better? when do you sleep? how do you edit and respond to emails?

Mappakkoe 👍

For me this is a little like reading a book; what's going to happen next? And how will the events take place? Boyancy foam, deck and then further.. I have some vage ideas about what is going to happen, but how is it going to take place precisely? And is what I think might happen really going to? I enjoy this adventure like story telling very much and how you show each step in detail and explain while doing it. Greets from a dutchboy.

When you said, you just need to be careful you don't jab yourself in the liver or pancreas, as you were using that chisel. My father was shipwright and a finishing carpenter and one time he was giving me instruction with a very sharp utility knife and as he proceeded to say never draw the knife towards you, its very dangerous as he proceeded to draw the knife towards himself, he sliced a huge cut into the palm of his hand. Every time I someone says to me never do this! or be careful when doing this! I cannot help but think of that story! BTW You must be a banjo player or a guitar player and builder with that luthier vice! at hand, no?

Hi - hate to mention the floor is starting to look a little messy

you could use a treenail

Your Appendix would be right in line?