Making Trailer Cradles For My Trailer Sailer Trimaran! | Ep.121 

U do really cool stuff. Like that u do things yourself on a budget and finishes don’t have to be perfect. Really enjoy watching!

Plastic tubes full of epoxy resin mixed with chopped strand fibreglass with slow hardener sitting in wooden shapers, the epoxy takes the exact shape of the hull, and at the same time fits perfectly into the plywood former. After it sets, drill through the set fibreglass, countersink the holes, bolt them to the formers, then cover the top surface with non-skid silicone rubber and mark on the side of the vessel the position for any tiedowns. OR--you can use keel rubber rollers--and lateral bogeyed rollers in tandem, so much EASIER to get vessel on or off.

Nice job on the new supports!! Don't forget to epoxy the holes that you drill before running the bolts through -- it would be a shame to have the wood start rotting from the inside after all of that work!

Agee well done and found interesting. Great that Daniel gave you a hand as always look forward to more videos. 👍👍

Brilliant job! Enjoyed watching the entire process. 🤗 ⛵

You made that look alot easier than it is. Nice one Alex!

I wish I had half your skills and patience. Excellent work well done.

Wow I've learnt something new. Your never too old. Thanks for showing this.

Essential items to take sailing, an Alex with his engineering skills, a Gerber and a torch.

Proper job there Alex; not too much 'over doing it' on display in my opinion. I have spent a lot of time working on the mines in South Africa and I remember an old colleague saying to me once that an elephant is actually a horse that was built in a mine workshop and I never forgot it. Nothing wrong in a bit of overkill now and then, especially when it comes to mines and boats in my experience. Well done sir.

👌 great video and production 👏 ATB John

A lot of work!

Very comfy

Ooh, very posh, well done

Great channel! Classy effort too.

Nice one ⛵️⛵️⛵️

Great idea Josh! I'm big trimaran fan and will be a frequent viewer and commenter. 😊 My experience only on monohulls. But done my share of "trailer editing" as well.

Right audio only on this one.

I did a similar job years ago and used “flexible plywood” hard to get but would have been quicker and easier!!

Well done! Slowdown the camera panning for better video!

I recommend you do not add carpet, since it stays wet and concentrates moisture.....blisters will appear.