It is huge inside for a 17 foot boat. You will love the Suncat for sure.

@@Hindukushsailing Saludos Compa 👊🔥

I’ve been searching for an interior also!!

I would suggest the center area. You can arrive early and enjoy drinks and some food from from the vendors. Download the app and you can order from your phone and they have wait staff to deliver the food to your table. Also you can prepay for parking off Jackson Street if you use that south entrance the attendant scans your qr code

Hi thank you it was a fun night if music.

I keep plugging away at it.

Yeah Natural History Museum is awesome. Thanks for the comment!!

I am going to use the file sander to get up into the recessed area of the hull to deck joint. I wanted to lay up glass and make that area beefed up.

@@Hindukushsailing I see...I’m gonna take a peek at mine (thinking of visiting her this we)...just never looked that close at the joint

I agree and thank you for the input. I enjoyed all of your episodes so far on your Catamaran rebuild. You show a great amount of tenacity and a positive can do attitude. Those are admirable attributes we should all strive for.

Hello Keel Dragger how is the new Sailboat? She looks awesome. Yes that was Mr. Baldwin's Pearson Triton Atom. The other. Pearson Triton was Osprey and James did the rebuild on that Triton as well. He installed the outboard motor well re rigged her just about everything. If you get the chance on his KZbin Channel Atom Voyager he has many very good clips of these rebuilds. He made them into the Pearson Triton Voyager edition. To me they are like the Willey's Jeep of Sailboats. Small tough and simple.

@@Hindukushsailing The Valiant 40 is amazing. I really loved the Dana 24 but dreamed of a little larger boat for extended cruising. So far no disappointments on the Valiant. At some point I'll need to think about rewpowering and updating the standing rigging, but she sails incredibly and is very comfortable. I'm a big fan of James' work and I've followed his KZbin channel for a few years now. Old Person Triton's and similar classic plastics remind me a lot of my old 1970 Tartan 27.

I just wanted to make it a little more robust. We will see how it comes out so fingers crossed I get it right. I need to get a electric file sander see if that makes the work easier. How is you Sailboat? Saw your last video.

@@Hindukushsailing The glue boat builders use to connect the deck is the primary fastener, the bolts corrode and leak over time, interesting that they're not really needed. I need to start replacing the bolts and seal once the weather is warm enough for epoxy to cure to seal teak plugs. I've lotsa deck leaks because of this.

It is starting to dawn on me. That I am under estimating the length of time it takes to preform the work. In my head it's only a couple of hours but in reality something else pops up. I have not worked with glass yet so I have a bit of learning curve ahead me. Your ahead of me on that aspect with your Jim Michalak AF4 build. Which was a boat I always liked. Your new Sailboat is a beauty she looks really well built and has exceptional joinery work on the inside of her. Thanks again for the comment.

Good points

Thank you for the encouragement. I am laying in the vee berth now taking a few minutes break with hatch open. Pretending I am anchored off Lombok Indonesia. 😀😀. Again I appreciate the support and have a good weekend.

Thanks. I hope so I really love this sailboat. I am not as fast a worker as you, but I am chugging along. I like how your sailboat came out it's looking great. Ok Sir have a good week and thanks for the note.