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Hey Russ, your channel is fantastic. I just found it yesterday while searching for boat restoration videos. Your explanations are top notch , and so are the outcomes you achieve. Keep up the great work and videos, I’m learning tons from watching you, that will help me when I start my own boat resto someday. I have a feeling your channel will take off with the more projects you post. Personally I prefer start to finish -in stages type vlogs. The way you have been doing it. Probably easier editing and faster uploads too I would imagine.

Dang, two vlogs this close together, awesome!

Really enjoying these vlogs. I have been following you since you had the outdoor shop. This place looks great. Any plans on getting any other machinery? 3d printer? When I was doing construction in Florida the heat was a bit crushing my wife got me something like this, TORRAS Neck Air Conditioner, from Amazon. A bit pricey but it works amazing. I look forward to the next one.

I’m getting sea sick

Russ, what model MillRight CNC do you use?

Good video. Also appreciate the explanation of the time and money it takes to create a plug and fiberglass product. Your prices are actually very reasonable.

Enjoying these vlog style videos!

Another good video bro! Thanks

Glad you're back on here, love this kind of content brother!

Missed your content over here,glad to see you're back.now let do work and and explain it as you go. Which keeps viewer retention and a helluva more content you didn't have to plan and script

The battery box you made, is that gray starboard?

Cool!! Really enjoy your content and am glad to see you upscale in your business.

Hey Russ, Good to see you back on KZbin. I think there definitely is a place for you. There is a lot of misinformation and shoddy work out there, so it is good to have a knowledgeable pro like you showing a correct way to do things. Looking forward to future videos and it has been cool watching you grow your business. Best of luck.

Man we missed you I hope we can enjoy your content for a bit longer this time on, good luck in your new endeavors.

If you just did this job a couple months ago,why are you doing it again.

Well, I have a comment. Those bowl screws are not Philips. They are JIS (common on Japanese small engines), which is close in design, but far enough off that they will strip easily with a Phillips. A small set of vice grips grabbing the sides of the screw is best for breaking these free. These carbs have lots of room to allow for this. A Philips can then be used to finish removing/installing them. I'm not sure you were very accurate with the naming of the parts, but your disassembly did help me when I did mine. Thanks!

Does this use the PPS 2.0 cups or the legacy ones

Is it possible that if the carb gasket was bad water could get into the oil A mechanic that did my head gasket which didn’t fix water in oil issue claimed the carb side gasket could also be the issue I don’t see how or why water could go in on the carb side??

Great job explaining everything where can you order the intake manifold gasket from thanks

Hi Russ I stumbled across your video today and became a subscriber based on your interesting videos I appreciate you taking the time to show how to make diy repairs for your boat not many people do this Well I have a swim platform issue Would like to hear your advice Is there a way to contact you not through KZbin?

What us the recipe for creating your bench mix of the polyester resin, silica, and fined milled strand fibers?? Very helpful video. Fixing hatches on my bucaneer. Thanks.,

Scrolling KZbin because I wanted to learn to fiberglass and I thought that voice sounded familiar. Hope you're doing well man!

You make it look simple. I’m thinking of giving this a try. My engine is running great at faster speeds But I’m getting stalling at low idle. Is there a cleaner that can be used that might clean up the jets or carbon deposits?

What is the silver round thing on the side of carb mine is leaking like crazy

Thanks!

When you are mixing new resin are you using the same mixing cup?

Hi I have a 2o hp Honda carb. Should there be a hole in the cap that holds the jet in place. Many thanks Paul

You’re very talented but older boats are not worth investing that amount of time and money as it does not appreciate in value unlike real estate.

Great tip

I want to spray my yacht with gelcoat. Instead of using paint.. I have at least 10 layers of topside and 20 layers of bottom paint I have to sand through before I get to the original gelcoat.. I am probably going to soda blast it first. What do you suggest I buy to get the job done.

What is that gun you bought.

Thank you, awesome! Blessings

Russ would there be any difference using lacquer thinner verses acetone to wipe down the surface? Thank you. Great video. I'm getting ready to do this on my boat in a few weeks.

Thank you for what you do do you know what you're doing I like watching you

Super smart on that paint Russ. Very well thought out in my opinion.... Thank you for the video

Wow im so glad i found your channel, please keep the vids coming !! Im learning invaluable methods , practices and knowledge i couldn't have dreamed about.. I just bought a 17' mark twain, bowrider , took the eng out to free it up, that worked out. In the process i find i have rotted stringers & floors. But your videos give me tons of enthusiasm ... Cant thank you enough !!

You’re lucky to be alive. Good lord

Good man

It’s just stringers. Use cheap resin. Mabey a rod across three spots for side to side strength. Where it meets up with transom then good resin. 😮 I Sean something else that strengthens transom. I forgot.?? 😮

Great video. Honda part numbers below: 17384-ZV5-000 intake airbox gasket 17151-ZV5-000 intake manifold gasket 16221-ZW4-000 carb spacer gasket (x2 for both sides of spacer) 16150-ZW4-000 low speed idle intake jet 16010-ZV4-005 carb gasket set (bowl and jets)

can you explain why you first put the release wax then put the PVA mould release? I don't know a lot about this process.

Harbor freight even has a 1/2" Bauer for 55$

I have a BF30A tiller with pull start. After sitting a few days it takes like 50 pulls for it to start with choke on . Once it's running for awhile it will start first or second pull for the rest of the day no problem... then after sitting again for a day or two ...same scenario ...40-50 pulls before it starts. Primer bulb hose is brand new but I noticed it doesn't get firm when priming at first start ...but does once motor has been running awhile . Any ideas.Carb issue maybe?

Not all glass fabric comes with the same binders... to be on the safe side, get a can of styrene (same people should sell it) add the recommended amt. to your resin), will also decrease viscosity so it wets better and improve adhesion... (a must for no-name resins)

I need one ☝️ how much?

Awesome video really informative

Do you build custom leaning posts for people?

Why aren't you useing ur 3M Versaflow respirator. Thinking about buying one myself. Do you like it? Thoughts? TIA.