WE HAVE CHANGED OUR MINDS - Episode 18 

That's a great point thank you :)

Thanks Paul 👍

I have a white roof. It’s definitely a lot cooler in summer… However you get a lot of glare when cruising towards the sun

Wow, thanks! 😀

Thanks Bill we appreciate that so much! Please keep an eye out and if you have any advise along the way please let us know. Welcome aboard

You're not your

Thanks William we need all the support we can get !! Thanks for the kind words

Thanx for the tips 🙂

Thanks so much we starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel:)

Thank you for the kinda words, glad you enjoyed it

Thanks Simon definitely a huge improvement

Reflects and ray's.

There are now special paints coming onto the market that can reflect heat when hot and absorb heat when it's cold...ones called chameleon paint ..I believe it's french in origin.

Al Silver grey can reflect heat but avoids the worst glare. Also fits with the Zeppelin workboat aesthetics . Slate blue or green grey for the sides... Mix it well and in a constant proportions .

Interestingly, darker colors also release heat faster than lighter ones. So white, once it heats up, stays hot longer.

Whatever the heat gain through the hull the biggest problem with all steel hulls is the condensation corrosion that develops inside.. spray foam unless it's sealed cell and expensive as well as toxic .. just causes horrible problems. So when they come to that part of the build I suggest they do some careful research and insulate above and below the water line thoroughly, using non flammable none mould or bacterial supporting materials. They need to ideally deal with conducted heat and radiant heat...so something like Basalt ..rock wool matting and a reflective layer ..under the trim and panels. Supporting metal frames act as thermal bridges and need tackling as they condensate in winter and rust quickly.

Thanks Liz! We do enjoy a good braai :)

Glad you like it thanks 😊

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much, yes we hoping it will take shape in the next few weeks

Good call

Maybe an angle grinder? It surprises me how many people on U Tube use them without the guard. Like a circular saw they can kick like a mule. The lad could hardly lift the saw, he would never hold it, if, say there was a nail in the timber.

Yeah I was a bit gobsmacked seeing that.

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I actually did use a chainsaw when I was not much older - for making oak fencing. The worst that happened was getting stung in the armpit by a wasp mid cut!

Wow

Coming soon!

Thanks John

Thanks we didn't know that appreciate the advice

No!! A child of this age should not even be holding the power tool like this one.! THIS IS POSSIBLY A CRIMINAL OFFENCE IN THE UK . Allowing a child to hold a power tool in this way is UNBELIEVABLE!! .. And totally irresponsible. I was cringing watching this part !!

Kids under proper supervision can absolutely use power tools. He had an adult with him and even holding onto the saw. As far as gloves, I disagree entirely. The gloves will protect your hand from flying pieces of wood. Hands should never be close enough to a spinning blade that they can get caught. No glove is going to stop a saw like that without at least some injury. The no glove argument makes more sense for things like a bench grinder where you are holding pieces close to the wheel. Unfortunately people try to apply it to everything.

Yes, the child holding and running the circular saw scared me to death. Those Saws are so powerful, you can easily lose a finger in less than 1 second.

Agree with the glove thing. Kids under a responsible adult are fine using power tools, better they learn the correct way to use them and learn to respect them

Thanks Karen we were blown away by the difference it's made

Thanks Philip :)

​@@DuoVagariand the boats not bad either.

Thank you for your service! Yes indeed grey grey is special 🤣