SPRAY-PAINTING BOAT Panels Ep.161 Building my steel sailing yacht

[@fransdriesen1311]

It always amazes me the amount of detailing Bruce is putting into his work..Once you compare his work attitude and discipline with other boatbuilders and restorers, he for sure outperforms the majority of them.. To be considered as well is the fact he is doing everything by himself.. Congratulations Bruce..

[@BuildingSYMistress]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for your great and very encouraging comments and steadfast Support Frans, these are all VERY appreciated sir! And yes, it would be such a relief and reward if my efforts were able to reach many more people,...

[@gregbaskin7795]

As always great job. Your boat is going to be a beauty. Can't wait to see you out on the water living your best life

[@BuildingSYMistress]

@@gregbaskin7795 Thanks for your good and encouraging comments Greg, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@peternash6206]

Another masterclass - please do not worry about days passing - your team is you alone and we all perfectly understand time frames. Behind the toilet seat maybe one of your well engineered cupboards for toilet rolls and some cleaning material. Looks like that space has some potential.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thank you very much for your good, encouraging and understanding comments Peter, much appreciated sir and for your good suggestion too 🙂👍🏻

[@mikeskelly2356]

The head seat support bar would be a nice place to put a small shelf on the right half. You can still hang a towel on the left, and, you can never have too much storage space on a boat! Also, your girlfriend will love having more room to store her tons of make-up and hair spray!

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks for your good suggestion Mike, appreciated and yes, agreed 😁👍🏻💄💅

[@bid6413]

Hey Bruce, Everything is really looking great. First the kitchen, now the bathroom. Seems appropriate. I can’t believe how far you’ve come since I began following your channel. And, never compromising the quality of your work. Cheers Mate

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thanks very much for your good and encouraging comments Bid, appreciated mate 🙂👍🏻

[@jerrybarrett6376]

Super detail results in a fine finish to your super strong steel sailboat Captain Bruce. Looking forward to seeing the launch sir. The Bear 🐻 🙏🇺🇸🐻

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much for your good and encouraging comments Jerry, appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻

[@kevinmartin3859]

Well.done Bruce another episode of brilliant workmanship 😊😊

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks Kevin, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@trevhedges]

Cheers Bruce!

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks Trev, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@whitneylake2107]

The beautiful woodworking just keeps coming !

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Whitney, appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻

[@robwilson7186]

Those painted panels look like there Lamented brother so perfectly finished..Yet another signature part to your project Legendary work my brother 👏🏻

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thank you very much for your good comments Robert, much appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@renaehendrick8378]

This is going to be such a beautiful boat! I’m amazed at your ingenuity and work ethic. Great job!!🎉🎉

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thank you very much for your good and encouraging comments Renae, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@billmeldrum2509]

Spectacular results! 🇨🇦

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Bill, appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻

[@johncollier608]

With that finish, Bruce, I thought you were building a baby grand piano! You don't do things by halves, do you? Thanks for sharing.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

😁Thanks very much for your good and encouraging comments John, much appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻🎹

[@lolickassal]

Master craftsman.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much for your good comment Lolick, appreciated 😁👍🏻

[@4englishlies875]

Bruce you did a really good job with spraying, I am very impressed. I done a little bit of spraying myself and yours looks better. But then again I spraying models boats and other hobbies.....lol

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Jeff, appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻

[@saltlightdix4704]

Looking good Bruce

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Kevin, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@edmundbrennan5334]

Very glossy👍

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks Edmund, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@markbailey6051]

I mounted the rim of the toilet just above the water line to avoid accidental flooding. Yes you have to climb up and sit like a gargoyle.

[@crustycurmudgeon2182]

Do you make a fierce expression on your face, too? LOL... your gargoyle comment really hit my funny bone!

[@jaygee5693]

@@crustycurmudgeon2182 I had a bizarre mental image too!🤣

[@BuildingSYMistress]

😆Like others, the Gargoyle image sticks, thanks Mark 👍🏻

[@BuildingSYMistress]

@@crustycurmudgeon2182 😆👍🏻

[@BuildingSYMistress]

@@jaygee5693 😆👍🏻

[@janbaert2891]

Just amazing what you’re doing. Perfection all the way. I really need to come down to Queensland and see all this with my eyes Keep it up, I have been following you since the start. Take care, Jan from Sydney.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thanks very much for your good and encouraging comments Jan, appreciated and thanks too for having followed Mistress' journey 🙂👍🏻⛵

[@nick.caffrey]

I'm constantly surprised that you aren't into the 50K subscribers. But you don't do clickbait and you are a details man, so I suppose it's a subset of the viewing public. Mistress is coming along in leaps and bounds; I can see splash day coming...

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thanks very much for your good and encouraging comments Nick, appreciated and re. sub.#'s, yeahhh well, me also mate! 🙁 Thanks for following Mistress' journeys and yes, closer each month,... 🙂👍🏻

[@bobbob6472]

pro level work, nicely done

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Bob, appreciated sir 🙂👍🏻

[@VLOGS-skyun]

Great🎉

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@morychok11]

This is a great result. The parts are like plastic!

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Михаил, appreciated and yes, completely coating all of the wood has been the plan 🙂👍🏻

[@tomcraddock244]

Looks great !!

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much Tom, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@Baddco]

Are you adding a "bumgun" for the head?

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks for your question Keith, no bumgun in mind as yet 🙂👍🏻

[@chefmichaelt]

❤❤❤

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks Michael, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@6knots6]

Nice work , do you have a trade background , well done on the build been following you for a while now keep the vids coming

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks very much for your good comments and question, appreciated and re. trade background - my first 'real' job was as a cabinet maker/wood machinist maker as a teenager. For more info. on my background you can catchup on the below episode - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3aaqYpumd-fkNU 🙂👍🏻

[@iainlyall6475]

@0:40 wet rain? do you down unders get different rain from the rest of us? :-)

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Well spotted, that's why I added the, "wet/rain" in text, which you might've missed, colloquially here we use these interchangeably 😁👍🏻

[@iainlyall6475]

@@BuildingSYMistress oh you mean 'the wet'?

[@BuildingSYMistress]

@@iainlyall6475 ... as in, wet or rain = same, same 🙂

[@hellotoyou4755]

Have I missed something - do you have a Festool Domino?

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks for your good question and well spotted David, fortunately I have a Joiner shop nearby who allow me to use some of their tools and equipment for the few occasions where I don't have the tools needed, like their biscuit tool 🙂👍🏻

[@michaelmogensen728]

Hej Bruce Det bliver flot og håber du får en rigtig god båd når den kommer i vandet Hilsen fra Danmark og Michael 😊😊😊😊

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Tak/thanks very much for your good comments Michael, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@Nasalies1969]

I'm surprised you left the burn marks in fascia panel, I get you probably won't see it easily, it stands out because of the quality of all your previous work. and then you painted it............derrr lol

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thanks very much for your good comments Billiam, appreciated 😁👍🏻

[@randy5411]

I like the way you do the best you can, but if it's not perfect, you don't flip out.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Hey thanks very much for your good comments and for noticing Randy, appreciated 🙂👍🏻

[@duanemiller5606]

I cringed as you used a steel hammer directly on the finish piece to knock the two pieces together. First of all a wooden mallet is easy to make, but in lieu of that any block of wood on your piece that you can use to hit with any hammer so that any damage would be on the scrap block and not you’re finished piece. And I do agree that spring does a wonderful job, but it also shows the defect. One of your joints could use a little filler, which would’ve been best done after the first coat of primer or undercoat as you will.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks for your comments and concern Duane, appreciated and fyi I have non-steel hammers and use wooden blocks - when deemed better for the job situation - which can be seen in prior episodes, the careful and gentle use of a steel hammer on hardwood does not even make a dent and re. finish - whether brushing, rolling or spraying, all have their 'not perfect' end results, which is why I have explained several times in this and other episodes, "nothing is perfect". Also fyi, there are several joints (in this episode and previously) that I could have faired better, but again as I have explained previously, I am a ONE man show doing everything and always along the way the decisions of 'MOVE ON' to the next job HAVE to be made, because I want Mistress in the water to go sailing,.... 🙂👍🏻

[@davekimbler2308]

It amazes me as to why people cover up wood with paint , wood has a natural beauty that paint will never have , it cant be to protect it ! juswt think what that head would look like with the natural look of wood and accents of copper like the sink and handles and such , white looks so commercial ! just my opinion and not my vessel !

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Thanks for your good comments Dave and understood, however there are quite a few reasons to 'cover up' a boats wooden interior, for practical/maintenance reasons, certain looks change over time and of course personal aesthetics/taste. I have sailed and lived on boats that have the more traditional all clear finished wooden interior and like many others, I find that this both 1)visually really shrinks the spaces, giving a very 'heavy' feel inside and 2)in fact nothing in particular really 'stands out', the, "can't see the tree's for the forest" effect. I know that in most of my videos most of the finished work is covered up but fyi my plans are to accentuate the lovely Rosewood and Hoop Pine, you could check out some examples of what the look of Mistress' end aesthetic/look results will be in the below episodes slide show toward end (although things have well progressed since) and furthermore follow Mistress' journey to see what the end results turn out like - kzbin.info/www/bejne/paqreniCrLR8gZY 🙂👍🏻

[@neillamontiii2911]

"....wet rain...." Huh? (as opposed to what, dry rain?)

[@jaygee5693]

Get over it.

[@BuildingSYMistress]

Well spotted, that's why I added the, "wet/rain" in text, which you might've missed, colloquially here we use these interchangeably 😁👍🏻

[@BuildingSYMistress]

@@jaygee5693 Thanks mate 😁👍🏻

[@jaygee5693]

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