The patience of Job ! you have my utmost admiration - both of you!

So pleasant to see the two sailing families I have followed and admired so much since their KZbin beginnings, together at the trade show! Greeting, and a huge thank you, from an English armchair sailor in Gothenburg...

Very nice video and work! More than best. Normally infusión you make when you want to safe weight. With all the layers on the stringer more than enough. For same strence taking out all plastic infusión task, just 1 more layer of fiber. Best regards! Good work!

Thanks!

I'm 74 now and spent my entire employed life in our US Merchant Service. We bought a 58 acre farm, Cape and a half style house with 2 chimneys on the main house in the "L", a barn and milking parlor, and a blacksmith shop in the state of Maine, USA. Our oldest son Jon will be 51 this December, he attended Maine Maritime Academy as I had graduated in 1973. He grew riding the John Deere tractor I had purchased, cut the fields, split the wood with it's hydraulic splitter and helped me build a 56 foot fish dragger in our barn. Jon and our youngest David both view your channel. We marvel at your consistent craftsmanship and attention to detail with RAN III. Thank you all for this truly unique channel, we love each episode.

Var i Zealand var ni? Det såg härligt ut.

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Loved seeing your old footage from 2016 & 2021 with your current island visit. What a nice way to remember past travels. Enjoyed this episode and your visit to the show. Only one thing missing, current Vera!

One of my favourite stills at 12:35. ❤

Thank you, SO well done. You two are masterful !!!

Love watching you all doing this. It has eliminated any desire to build my own boat.😅 I have a question. Why are the stringers lower?

LOVE your work and I have to ask: where do you get those amazing vacuum bags ? I have never seen them before and not sure if they are available in the USA. Thank you !!

Were you recognized at the trade show?

Nice that you visit Amsterdam - The Netherlands I live there 👍

Why don’t the stringers come all the way to the top of the cross beams in the floor?

whatever that crepe looking food was that you guys rolled up, that looked so so good. thanks for the video!

när jag såg er vandra i blåsten längtar jag hem till mitt uppväxthem vid kovik på västra Gotland... bara älskar havet och vinden.. något jag saknar mycket i vårt andra hem i blekinge... trevlig video om bla mässan villket ju är så viktigt för att insupa inperiation och vetskap om nya bättre produkter.. önskar er alll framgång med båtbygget och livet..

Such a wonderful video guy's. Happy Holiday's . Thank you. 👍🏻👏💛

Hey i saw bono artic sea camel

Thanks again. Such a pleasant pace in your videos. I don't have to take my blood pressure pills today...

Your new beams are called Longerons, not stringers

Its good to have a break....keep fresh. I look forward to the next video

Did you say Flevoland? Sorry was not clear

Vlieland and Cape Cod (Northeast USA) have much in common between the terrain ashore and navigational challenges, both described and shown. Thanks for the videos showing how to build a boaat so well! One structural question about the keel grid: Does epoxy fiberglass when cured have sufficient holding strength by itself versus torsion loads through the hull? I might be missing something about how the keel assembles to the keel grid to keep the hull strong and tight. -- Blessings, S/V Windwalker

Hvor er den fantastiske strand? Jeg kan ikke høre det i videoen.

I don't think people living on Vlieland will trust Trump when he claims the seashore properties will grow when the sea level rises.

Ein sehr abwechslungsreiches und zugleich schönes Video. Euch gelingt immer wieder die Balance zwischen den Arbeiten am Boot und Familie.

So nice to see you in my country and city!! Thank you for the video, i watch them all. Grtz. From the Netherlands

Thanks. I may be seeing a problem where none exists but the centre line limber holes look too small?

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Jag tänkte fan vilket coolt ärr du har men sen såg jag att det var efter andningsmasken...

Thanks guys..

Lovely episodewith memories 👏👏👏👏🥸

Like with wood clamps, it is very hard to have too many limber holes...

That is a very good show, but you got to have deep pockets for the quality stuff. I love the careful high quality build of your dream boat.😍👍

Johan, pace yourself brother, you're looking super tired! Speaking just for myself I would be happy to see Ran Sailing once a fortnight so you can have more time to yourself and family!

That is a very good show, but you got to have deep pockets for the quality stuff. I love the careful high quality build of your dream boat.😍👍

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Where is this lovely beach?

Vlieland is also our favourite place. We go there every year with our boat... A must have for us...

I just woke up and dreamed that I had visited your farm and helped building the boat. it was a very pleasant dream :) I want to build my very own boat one day. I have been sailing for about 10 years now (I'm 19), mostly on just lakes, but one day I will sail the world and build my own boat just like you are doing right now. This channel is my favorite by far and it is very nice seeing y'all live my dream :D I simply just love building stuff and I love sailing.

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Inspiring

Mama! Look, I'm in KZbin! 😄 It was super nice to see you guys! I hope you got some good contacts and ideas there! 😊

I lived in Wijk aan Zee Netherlands for two years and your trip reminded me of the beautiful surroundings I once had,Very relaxing place indeed! You three have done some amazing journeys together and this new boat will definitely be the best decision you made! The light at the end of the tunnel is ahead! Fantastic workmanship on Ran 2. Well done! Looking forward to seeing every step ahead Best regards from England

I agree, Vlieland is a nice place to spend a couple of days.

Great job on the videos and the build. Sorry to miss you at METS as I normally go but I don’t miss the aching feet! Will try for Boot (Düsseldorf) instead

So nice to see you guys had a little time away. A change of scenery once and awhile works wonders. Cheers.