Antifouling, new rubbing strips and boat show

In this video I antifoul the hull of the steel trawler then Arn and I install the new timber rubbing strips on the sponsons. After that I duck up to the Sanctuary Cove boat show in Queensland to take a quick look around.
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[@jameschristie4596]

I have been trying to figure out what it is about your videos that is so appealing...and have concluded that it's the way that you speak to us, like we are there with you. You have figured out how to put the "real"into reality TV. 30 years ago I lived on an 8 meter Prowler Command Bridge, on the other side of the planet in Toronto, Canada for 8 years, but not until your videos, 30 years later, have I started to miss it, and want to live it all over again. Cheers to you for what you are giving the thousands like me that literally can't wait for your next upload.

[@WeirdSeagul]

idk why i enjoy this series so much, i am far from into boats. I think the in depth restoration is just really satisfying

[@aljohnson125]

Retired wooden boat builder here, with your rubbing strip use the old one for the hole locations (as said before here) START at the pointy end, use the old ones for the compound cut at the bow, then it a lot easier to bend them, with "steam" as you work your way aft, the last 1/2 you are only bending in one plane, not 3, as you will be doing at the bow. Easier to start at the bow using the long aft end as a lever to bend around the forward end of the sheer line where it has the most curvature and twist. Then the aft end is a breeze. especially as you don't have full length timber an you have to make a joint, where you might well have to either add another nut welded to the hull, or make a joggled scarf over the last available fastener to be able to bring both timbers together. Just my $0.02 of help for you. Great series any way mate cant wait until she is in the water and Ur happy with her.

[@rickvan2243]

honestly one of the best youtube channels, straight to the point, awesome info, and just a generally affable guy spending his time with us. as soon as i figure out a way to buy this guy a coffee, tea beer, whatever i will support this channel, i would posit that viewers of this channel may enjoy the "tips from a shipwright" channel, also stew may benefit from some of his steaming videos where he uses bags instead of pvc tubes to slowly pull in the wood with clamps, ratchet straps etc.. I never comment but his last video about the rover and the tasteful way in which he acknowledged the way we helped him, made this one of the most real youtube channels, cheers from the pacific northwest! and consider visiting up here on your route 66 tour!

[@steelshotproductions]

I wish I had found this rebuild series 2 years from now so I could just binge watch the entire thing at once. This business of waiting for new episodes weekly/bi-weekly drives me crazy. Good Stuff!!!

[@jerm870]

The timber rubbing strips looks amazing, the bottom half of the boat is looking like a boat again.

[@PeaceMakerS2]

So satisfying watching you pull the tape off, glad you left the footage in rather than just tell us

[@Gubastek]

Out of all currently running KZbin boat building shows, Dangar Marine is #1 because it makes nautical noobs like me feel like I could realistically accomplish this size of a project.

[@johnstephens1965]

Looking great! The wood looks like mahogany. I had to smile when you said to keep the wood natural. I believe we think alike. Good or bad..... who cares. Have a beer on me!

[@63256325N]

The boat with wheels was just nuts.....😁

[@abark]

Some people watch these videos and will never want to be anywhere near a boat, others will watch these videos and want to buy an old steel boat!

[@MarkJohnson-lc6dd]

Who else is annoyed at the people that give Stu a thumbs down? Stu I have learned so much from you. Keep up the great videos with sound information. You are the best.!.

[@Ramshackle6984]

Using the jack to bend that board was a nice trick. Well played. The wood rail looks nice against those colors. Whole boat looks great!

[@marklumley5271]

This is exactly what happened to me. I am in Dubai (working from home) and binging the hell out of this. I love it.

[@farny5557]

usual comments danger dude she is at the stage where you are starting to see results and it must be very rewarding now after all that time grinding and welding and filling the stuff that is heart breaking, I am completely hooked and that from a man who lives in the furthest point from the sea in England keep it up mate, im rooting for ya

[@jossmaxwell00]

Loving these videos. Always waiting for the next one. I just love your style and attitude towards the way you do things. If I lived down under I would have loved to visit and lend a hand for a couple of weeks.

[@mongomay1]

Hi Stu,

[@sethmiller1357]

Painting tip for a crisp line where two colors meet: Paint with color #1, going past the meeting point. Tape. Paint along edge of tape with the same color, #1. Then paint with color #2. That coat of color #1 after taping will seal the edge of the tape so color #2 can't bleed under it. In your case, paint the blue further down, tape, another coat of blue on the bottom edge of the tape, then the black anti-foul.

[@chrisb2239]

Thanks for the “fix” Stu. Good to see you getting a break from the project. I think you could sell DangarMarine stamped phone “device” stands made from pieces of your old rubbing strips and snow globes of the rust and garnet mixture for Christmas. Think about it, could be HUGE! 😉

[@tomharrell1954]

We call them rub rails in the states you silly Aussie. (I am kidding you! I really love ya and your channel. You are a life saver!)!