Making Templates For The New Teak Deck

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Комментарии : 52

@Seawizz203 6 лет назад

Hi Andy. I watch all of your videos. I have learned so much from them. I love your easy going style and that you take care to do quality craftsmanship. Keep them coming!

@LearningtheLines 6 лет назад

That was really cool! I never thought to make templates like that. Thanks for the informative video!

@quintingrillenberger9130 6 лет назад

Learning the Lines this would great on an Irwin 52 Centre cockpit boat

@urbanbirder123 6 лет назад

Andy, you take a complex & challenging problem and guide us through your practical solution. Genius!

@LifeOnTheHulls 6 лет назад

Absolutely brilliant video Andy, you have just saved me miles of work templating foam core thank you so much for this video. I cannot believe I can still learn something new every day . The wealth of knowledge out there is astonishing.All the best, Rossco

@nssdesigns 6 лет назад

As someone at Boat Building School this is a very neat template making tip. Thanks

@VW.907 5 лет назад

I just started my first stitch and glue. Your videos have been very informative. But more than that I have learned a lot from your problem solving skills, and processes. Enjoying the videos!

@rchuyck 6 лет назад

Great to see a new video, I have done templates before, yours was much easier. Enjoy the snow, looks like you have more than we do in the Twin Cities!

@cliffjamerson3107 6 лет назад

Just wanted to thank you wish y'all happy holidays, you have inspired me to take more time in my craft and in my boat to do the best I possibly can to do it rite the first time these videos mean a lot to people like us. Keep up the good work you are appreciated

@fatandyboy6856 6 лет назад

WeeOWW! Nicely done! Can't wait to see the final deck lay-down!

@eirikberg 6 лет назад

Never seen this method used before, but I liked it! Easy, fast and accurate. Thank you :)

@Claudioanveres 4 года назад

Amazing job you do. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.

@miguelatambucho748 6 лет назад

Finally something close to me! I am less than 2hrs from Sarasota 👌🏽

@reddsmorris7053 6 лет назад

Very interesting didn't think it worked out that way.

@dirtychina5964 6 лет назад

Love it. I live in Sarasota Florida . Keep the vids coming!

@zasti78 6 лет назад

That's gonna be beautiful! I'm sure.

@graeme-sailingskeptic 6 лет назад

Great instructions Andy.

@josephhnat2975 6 лет назад

Amazing, Andy! I always look to you and Boatworks Today for advice and once again your handling of this situation is well thought out and practical. What hot melt gun are you using there? I often use hot melt in my line of work but have most often only used the cheep-o products that ooze glue and then build up on the plastic/rubberized tip. The one you are using looks more substantial and ... well ... professional.

@almath9987 6 лет назад

Looking forward to the next one

@Twelvestonestacking 6 лет назад

as always very informative and thorough!!! thank you....

@gregjordan8060 6 лет назад

Nice job Andy!!

@IslanderSailboatInfo 6 лет назад

Nice use of glue gun, always pondering how I can use that tool more, appreciate it. "Glue tabs" are cool!

@IslanderSailboatInfo 6 лет назад

Yes "fairing tabs"!!

@IslanderSailboatInfo 6 лет назад

P.S. Who on earth are the 2 people that gave this a thumbs down!?!?

@todddunn945 6 лет назад

Nice work Andy. Wasn't this done a while ago? I seem to recall seeing an earlier video of the decking being delivered. Perhaps that was a different project.

@boatworkstoday 6 лет назад

Hi Todd! This will all be explained in the next video (which is already done and ready for next week :-) Have a great weekend!

@viz_aviz9189 6 лет назад

You are frigging awesome i,m not a boaty person but if i saw the information that you are giving out forty years ago i would have paddled an inner tube across the Atlantic ocean, and been knocking on your door just to learn your knowledge. To all the ones with expensive boats (money) and not contributing shame on you.I only came across you because i'm building a fibre glass kit car.

@rbhaskin 6 лет назад

Very Nice work .... When are you going to start on your side project .... Was looking forward to see how you progressed with that old boat and to see what I can apply to my old power boat project?

@jens5934 6 лет назад

As always, great video. Thank you!

@okcpicker 6 лет назад

Great video Andy. I guess you marked all the templates with matchup points after you cut them up for shipping?

@frogwraps 6 лет назад

Brilliant love the tabs on the curve SV/Fat Bottom Girl

@Josef_R 6 лет назад

Costs man, we want to know what all this cost to do! How much for the lumber, how much to ship that massive box? How much will the teak cost shipped to you? Anyway, that was amazing, I would have given myself a stroke trying to figure out how to measure all that surface.

@JimDorn 6 лет назад

Andy, I'm really curious to what a job like this cost?? Based on your videos, I know you spend a great deal of time on each boat and it's clear you do quality work. May I ask what a job like this runs??

@AnthonyPaun 6 лет назад

great work!!

@Hoffmankustoms 6 лет назад

You mentioned a flexible epoxy. I’m redoing the floors on my 70 schiada flat bottom ski boat. And I was wondering if you could recommend an epoxy? I set the strings with West system and 207. Floors are 3/8 marine mahogany ply to factory fiberglass hull. And I’ll be using a vacuum to set the panels. I’m wanting something extremely strong but flexible. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you for all the great videos! 👍🏼🙏

@bill4nier 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing Andy. Do you if the material you used for the template would also be called fiberboard? Thanks again. Will be looking forward to you getting the deck shipped back and put down. 👍👍👍👍👍 😊

@josephhnat2975 6 лет назад

Not sure which "level" of fiberboard you are looking at but as fiberboard is usually made of wood fibers and a lot of glue it can get quite dense. The more dense the stronger the material but it also adds a lot of weight. What it looks like Andy is using is, what we call in the Great Lakes region, lauan (loo-ahn) or underlayment which, as taken from the HD website, is 1/8" thick, with an actual measurement of 0.106" in thickness. It, in many cases is more flexible than fiberboard and much lighter in weight.

@DomingosVarela 6 лет назад

your videos are very good for the clarity in explaining the more complex details. What do you think of TotalBoat products? Have you ever tried it? would recommend? Thanks

@carstenhoeifoto 6 лет назад

You are gooood, Andy :-)

@brentchalmers1436 Год назад

Hi Andy, how do I find the next video in this series about this teak deck??

@AllMyHobbies 6 лет назад

amazing

@zv3000 6 лет назад

Hey Andy !, awesome series so far :) , i did notice that boat behind you in your outro, any chance of any information about it ? hehe i'm guessing its the result of an I/O to Outboard conversion ? hanks

@UweBehrendt 6 лет назад

i would like to see how those pasterns are actually laid up at the shop in florida

@boatworkstoday 6 лет назад

I believe I have pics of that, have to check my drives. If so I'll include them in an 'end of project' overview video :-)

@wildbill9480 6 лет назад

HI Andy, didn't you already have the teak deck delivered for this boat or is this a different boat all together? I'm as confused as a baby in a top less bar!

@boatworkstoday 6 лет назад

HaHa, I'll explain all of this in the next video :-) Next week!