Baltic 110 Zemi The build process

[@felixhansen1590]

Amazing yacht and video. Please make more videos like this in the future.

[@Baltic72]

Glad you liked it! ✨

[@TheArtificiallyIntelligent]

Can you release a 5 hour long version, please?

[@DuganSelkirkLove]

And the soundtrack as well 🙏🏼😆

[@HOMadsen]

Amazing yacht as allways, what a big job to build perfektion. 👍 would love to own a baltic yacht, to design it and see it get build would be so amazing, so hope i win the euro lotto tonight 😂😂

[@Criss4]

Inte en enda slang, bara RÖR 😍 osar IMO copliance om era båtar.

[@Thevikingcam]

You just cant beat nordic design. 🎉❤

[@Cmoredebris]

1:38 to 1:40 you apply a film on the mold to provide a smooth surface. Please let me know the name of that product and what company makes it. Thank you.

[@rexhua4833]

Nice Nice Nice!

[@kajakmannen1666]

Cool! Whats the price and how long is the build time?

[@Baltic72]

Hello! Thank you for your message! Baltic 110 Zemi had a two-year build time 😊 Since it is a custom build, price varies depedning on the specifications of the project and price only available on request.

[@thegram9207]

Beautiful. As usual. Tell me , is a carbon hull stronger than aluminium? I am here thinking about impact resistance. In case you hit a container mid Pacific .

[@MarchTwentyfour-t8z]

In that case, Aluminium would survive a lot better than carbon fiber. Carbon fiber composites are light, strong in their plane but weak in side impact strength. Of course design has a lot to do with your question, hitting a container straight on, in most designs there are bow crumble zones, water tight bulkheads reinforced by serious sized stringers etc plus a lot more. Generally speaking aluminium will dint where carbon will shatter. But there are other issues with Aluminium as well. There is no "perfect" material, just a material that most suits your purpose 😃

[@thegram9207]

So you’re saying there is a lot of work involved in building a yacht like this?

[@Theboaby]

I wouldn't say that, it only took 14 minutes as the video shows 🤣🤣

[@markettrader911]

Can someone explain, does the wood stay under the carbon or get removed before completion?

[@RobertKusicki]

The wood is used to make the mold. They then cover it with a filler to make it super smooth, then it was covered with that goldish colored film which helps the carbon release from the mold and produces a super smooth surface that helps minimize the amount of fairing needed to accomplish a mirror-like finish once painted.

[@markettrader911]

@@RobertKusicki thank you. I’m saving up for a 68 PC lol

[@RobertKusicki]

Let’s go halves on one 😂

[@torstenbehrendt870]

Apparently the Vakuum infusion part is intellectual property ;-)

[@0718dm]

Must be. I've watch a few builds, never see anything bagged and cooked.