I can't believe people are commenting it's going to tip over. Forgetting that the bottom part of the hull is 70 tons and the top is only 15 tons, once the engines, fuel, water, furniture, electrics, and everything else go into it, it'll be a difficult boat to capsize. And with the stabilizers, she'll run like a dream. Amazing to get a walk-through of the unfinished boat.
Only 10' longer than the Bering 65 that introduced me to your channel. Feels so much more substantial (and the 65 was impressive). Looking forward to adventures to come!
@@NautiGuys Have you (nauti)guys looked into Sharrow Propellers (2022) - Test Video by BoatTEST? They are expensive but give 20-40% efficiency which could cut your fuel costs by 1/3.
I'm hoping for an hour long special when you do the final walk-through through your boat. Please, please, please! You can do a section on both of your boating histories, another on what you went through from deciding you wanted a new boat, to deciding on Bering and so on up to when you signed the contract. The rest would be walk-through and future plans.
You guys are going to make such good reps for Bering, and I think Vladimir realizes this, and so the more you guys know and understand about all aspects of boat building, the better for the company going forward. 'Let's build it better.' New slogan for Bering.
Good lord she is massive!!! I like how even in this raw state it’s so smooth such amazing craftsmanship ❤ I cannot wait to see this ship completed. I can’t even imagine how you and Rico feel lol 😂
She looks amazing in the raw. Super solid. Just an observation, whenever Rico was in frame he had the look of a proud Papa watching his son hitting the game winning home run / goal / touchdown... cheers guys 🎉
Agreed with Victoria 100% on those hatches. We r the one's cleaning and looking after the quests and overall what is going on a boat, so why not make it easier for us women's to keep up the place
I love it you helped design your new boat but with just the hull and upper cabin area you are trying to figure out what is going to be what it's just like building a house after it's framed no walls you are walking around trying to figure out what will be where watching this come together will be a real treat enjoy you two looking back years from now this will be your Good Old Days Just Saying ... God Bless you two young folks
Patch a couple of holes, throw on some paint, mount up a couple of outboards and she will be ready to float!!! Well, maybe a little more...lol Looking great!
The craftsmanship on your boat is incredible. Thanks for sharing your dream with us!! Can't wait to see the next step and later the finishes. It's going to be beautiful.
I think I could watch a video of just Rico and Vladimir walking around the boat talking about technical stuff telling jokes with the new lady in the background taking notes. 😉
What I love is you two are like two kids in a candy store. I like how invested in the process you are versus some owner saying "just tell me when it's done". I wish there was a timeline from one episode to the next.
Unique to show the full build process. Thanks for that. very interesting. Bering learns as well a lot from your experience in small design elements where they have some lack in my point of view. Great for both
I'm proud of you guys for making the crew cabin comfortable. No cramped somewhere down by the engines. Happy crew, 😊happy charters. It's absolutely amazing what Bering creates. Alexi has a fantastic group working on your 75. I have no doubt they will make the magic of your dreams come to life in stactacular fashion.
Rico was joking about putting in a Skylight, but if you used VELUX Skylight tubes you could put the light gathering end in the side of the boat and run the tube to where you want sunlight coming in and have a Skylight, even though of course you couldn't see out of it you would still have more natural light coming in the room!
Another Amazing tour . Good to think about Matanance , Cleaning , Storage , Access to Storage , access to Machinery . So many fine ideas , not just from you're experience , Knowlege from tours . Every thing is coming togather . Thank You
oooohhhh... you can feel it can't you! I can see it already. It has to be hard to sleep knowing every minute something wonderful is happening on the vessel. It's coming to life right before our eyes! Its like being a parent, watching the baby grow little by little waiting to meet it when it opens it's eyes on the world and takes it's first breath. So exciting to watch! Its my favorite moment when I see a notification on an update. Living vicariously through you both! Cheers Nauti-ites!
Agree with Victoria on the 19 min. mark bigger openings (like on d Horizons) make sense. Well done Victoria Bearings is making that 75 look like 100 might as well have Big openings for putting things in or taking them out‼️ As for comments on RICO on subwoofer am behind him 1000% 😁. Gteat job ladies @ bearings always taking Notes 😉👍 , shows they R more worry about the project than the "Filming" ‼️ Alexie hired the Right People 👏👏‼️ 🙏 2 y'all 🙏 ✨💚🎆💚
Really enjoying this series. Thank you for taking us behind the scenes of something most of us will never have the chance to do. I like how Bering is making sure the boat meets your needs. I am hoping that this will be the first of many Bering’s made for the US market.
I'm just a poor boy from the United States that can only dream of things likes this. I'm very happy for you guys (seriously). Can't wait to see the finished product.
I'm pretty sure Rico and Vladimir are long lost brothers. Your 75 is coming along beautifully, I can only imagine the excitement you are experiencing as the build continues. I kept checking for quick glimpses of the 80 next to you, walk thru of that beast coming soon??
i'm glad Victoria picked up on the frame work under the forward benches, when i first saw them i was wondering what was going on, Victoria was asking about access to the storage under the benches, having a one piece lift hatches which essentially saves moving cushions accessing and putting cushions back as suggested with smaller boats made in fibreglass, i couldn't see the compatibility between what was being asked for and what was built in front of them ok so i realise that some framework is installed for some basic strength for keeping square for assembly and when the upper structure is lifted onto the hull, but once that operation is done, really none of the upper aluminium structure needs strength as that is all in the hull with exception to supporting itself, contents and people, seating and walls really can have as much storage as possible, you could hide so much stuff away, with exception to having insulation and cable ways etc fantastic looking boat, can't wait to see the interior going in, epic
That's why I like computer modelling, because you can see everything in 3-D and move things around virtually. It avoids last minute changes which costs $$$$$.
the fact is we are getting almost as excited as you tbh! :D The tour videos will be awesome for sure!! (the poor Wladimir is having a hard time everytime with our nauty guys lol)
Great fun to watch the yacht come together. A little daunting to know there will be mistakes and "why did we do that" moments no matter how hard you try to make every inch perfect. But that is the reality of designing a custom yacht. So many decisions, big and small -- thousands of them. And Bering workers will be making hundreds of decisions on the fly as the yacht comes together. But it will be a tough, gorgeous yacht.
Amazing now that it is all assembled! You guys must be so excited. It looks HUGE for a 75. I know it will be smaller when fitted out, but still..... Congrats on the next stage of completion!
That's a huge hull to clean LOL. WOW congrats on your building process. Bering build fast, very impressive building process. What is the time line for slash date? It's amazing what humans can dream and build. These build videos are amazing.Thank you both & Bering for sharing this process. 🌊🐬
Thank you both for sharing this experience. I remember when you showed the first Bering yacht on your channel and I fell in love. Can't believe you are actually building one. Congrats and please keep doing what you do!
If I do the Bering 75 I will want to extend the full beam portion on the port dining room side up to the beginning of the living room lounge to create more room for the dining area so all eight guests can sit around a table and I will paint the extended portion Black so it doesn’t take away from the angled column and will still aesthetically match the other side of the yacht. I made a comment about you not putting in a glass slider facing the aft deck on another video but then after seeing the floorplan video I was relieved to see that you are putting a glass slider in. I have seen other yachts that didn't have the sliding door facing the aft deck and it totally makes the guests on the aft feel cut off from the lounge and it was terrible for traffic flow and function. I am happy to see you are also making a good-sized crew cabin with a desk and a proper bathroom, a happy crew makes for a happy voyage. It is smart that you are thinking about storage for the dock lines and fenders instead of just throwing them in the bow which creates a tripping hazard for guests and crew. So excited for you guys to see your dream becoming a reality.
Wow !! So Impressive !! Im still amazed at the planning, skill and craftsmanship that goes into one of theses yacht's. Cant wait to see more ! And one thing for sure ! Bering employees some very Attractive girls.😀 And I'm single !! Just throwing that out there.😉
"Let's make better" is *exactly* the spirit I'd like to have in my lead engineer for a project like this. There's always room for learning and improving, even when you're already proud of your design and implementation.
Take a tape measure and a couple of big sticks of chalk, and draw the rought locations of bulkheads, key furniture, etc on the deck of the main cabin/galley/crew quarters/owner's quarters... .Helps visualize thing A Lot. Did that when we were building our home....I changed the location of some walls, and the size of Kitchen island as a result.
Its looking good! Enjoy watching your build. He says not intimidated and I am right there with him. It’s a boat be it 39’ 59’ 75’ or 125’ they are basically just the same as they get bigger they simply have more momentum so they don’t stop quickly. Once you understand the concept it just is another boat.
"Don't fall in the hole!!" Great advice!! Coming along nicely...feels like this is where things will start to accelerate and start happening very fast!! So excited!!!
Shipbuilding is an amazing process. Like building a giant puzzle. All those specially made steel plates welded together to build a finished ship. It's nice to see the evolution of a build from laying the keel to the final assembly. That yacht will be very durable and be able to sail wherever there's enough water to cover it's draft.
I remember my parents back when mobile homes where the in thing. They bought a Golden West custom built mobile home, and had so much fun going to the factory, and watching it being built to their spec. I can only imagine the fun of building your own yacht, and the stress! 😁👍😎✌🗽
Spaces that seem big now, some you will think perhaps, a little small. It's amazing how spaces diminish with even the most basic things, space gets used very quickly. She is going to be a fabulous boat, and designed by two fabulous people. 😍
Looking at Rico, the butterflies in his stomach could've flown him through this walk through😂😂😂. Thanks for letting us be part of your build, just MAGNIFICENT😊
That is INSANE!!! (In a super duper cool way!!!) Love watching this come along and getting better ideas / understanding as to how it will turn out. Very happy for you both! I naturally have anxiety, but I can only imagine what you both go through during this whole process. Looking outstanding though, so no worries!!!
That’s a good idea, but with AR rather than VR. Then you can see the proposed furniture and layout the way it will be as you walk through the real boat. You can still walk carefully but see a transparent virtual representation of the completed on top..
VR or AR, it's too dangerous on such a high structure with big holes in the floor. It's amazing Bering let anyone walk around on those open sidewalks. Just let the customer sit on a nice sofa in a dark room with a massive screen and a PS5 controller to "walk around".
@@origin178 You wouldn't have to walk around on the boat in VR. You can literally sit on your couch. In AR you would have to walk around, but even that wouldn't really be that dangerous, with the right settings. Realtors are already doing it to sell houses.
@@jrcat2258 True. But many people rapidly feel nauseated / seasick using VR, so perhpas it would be better just to do a walkthrough on a normal large display :-)
@@origin178 The nauseousness mostly happens in action settings or when flying around. There's very little nausea when you keep level and just walk around in a room.
Bering builds beautiful yachts. If I could afford one this is the company I'd choose. I can only imagine the anticipation you have for splash day. I'm confident Rico won't have any problem at the helm. Cheers!
