Great progress guys. Setting up for a nice interior.

Not sure if you’ve mentioned it already, but why the black painting?

U boys must b ravers coz music is banging and nice wood work doing a great job

I think I’ve got plywood envy 👍

Stunning workmanship - makes me realize that I could never take on such a project! I'm amazed at how much wood is needed. Do you have an idea about how your empty weight will compare to a factory SC35?

Well done again guys 100 videos next wow, what about a live stream?👍

Good progress. Must be hard working overhead for long periods of time. But a milestone completed 👍

Like i have said before, the boat will be a piece of art when you are done. Awesome quality! 👍👍

Great progress. The attention to detail is unbelievable.

Top Work as always Chaps. Nice amount of progress. 🙂

I’ve got to second @akilby comment below such a brilliant project well done guys once again. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 p.s ask Richard do the sandals come with steel toecaps PPE 😂😂😂😂🤪

This is going to best Sealine ever. Great work so far, I can’t wait to see the finished boat. 👍👍

Better than new.

I’ve been watching but not commenting much. You two do an exceptionally nice job with editing in addition to your “Boatholic” refit technique. This boat is going to be epic! Thank you so much for sharing your hard work.

Nice work fellers.

VERY TOOOP

… again a great work in precision ! … well done, Guys … 😁👍 …

There is a lot of weight going in that boat???

Why are you painting the frames black ?

Great update guys. Always look forward to these updates. You may need to watch the dust in the interior now you have blacked out areas on your walls and ceiling. 👏👏👏👏

I always enjoy Boatholic - thanks for sharing the project.

The first mistake was a practice run for the second "Correct" version 🤣 Even the "Best" can make a few "Faux Pas". Top Work as always Chaps 🙂

best blokes on youtube

Ikk. Why?

So what did you mess up? Again and always a great video!

Do you think this boat will be much heavier than the factory built version?

Hi guys many thanks for a really interesting update. Always look forward to the next progress update.

Great work !!! I have watched all episodes in few days and I am impressed with your progress. In this stage do not forget insulation...both sound and heat...consider selfadhesive rubber for both sound/condensation for everything below waterline, before glassing everything while you can still reach those areas. Condensation is greatest enemy as it will make boat constantly damp...Also try to use less wood support as you are going to be very heavy and that can cause million other issues... Keep up good work

Not sure how that exact boat ran heating tubes, but I've seen other boats use aviation grade fiberglass flexible heating ducts and manifolds to do that task.

Always look forward to seeing another episode, really enjoying this build.

There should be a "Double Like" option for this video. Top Work Chaps as always 🙂

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The work you two are doing is top notch nevermind the fact you've never done it before.cant wait to see the finishing touches start going in.

For never doing anything like this before, your workmanship is second to none. I've watched from the very first video and can't believe your attention to detail. Quality build, lads 👍

They probably stuck that down with construction adhesive nice work tho boys

Why your using 5200 I will never now , expensive and has nowhere near the life of sikaflex . Marine engineer of 39yrs . Also used to transport sealines from Kidderminster . Definitely not the best boat around . 34sc collapse around 18" pads on transport, 42 sc as well suffered same issue . Resin rich lay up found to be issue 17 boats in all found to have same problems. Good luck .

Great update guys. The way you both deal with issues as they arise is fantastic. Got to be honest I think Richard is definitely a teak muncher. I’ve never seen teak attacked with what looked like 3x1 ( or should I say 75x25) before. 💪💪

Good one again guys, can’t believe what poor workmanship came out of the Sealine factory anyone owning a Sealine watching this must be quite nervous about the integrity of their boat, the things you are discovering must surely be found on other boats which I think is quite concerning. Keep it up progress progress!

Nearly 5 years on and close to 100 episodes. Any plans to mark the event?

What a wonderful job, keep it up.

I really admire your attention to detail. Patience and perseverance… 🇨🇦

Algo.

Great to see the progress being made. Pity about the setback with the rotten balsa.

Stunned at the amount of damage water can do when it gets into even small screw holes. Just when I thought you guys were done with replacing water damage. Let's hope this is the last. Yep! Muppets built that floor and heck that teak was a workout. Top job guys a great watch cheers Terry NZ

Bit of a setback finding the rotten core, but as always, You Guys prepare to make it good. Top Work Chaps as always. 🙂

ROAR!

Whereabouts in the UK is the boat being re-built?

A lot of skill and planning required 😮

Another fantastic video ❤️ it’s so therapeutic seeing how good your attention to detail is and the boats looking great, keep up the good work