Building The Fusion 2.6m Tender

[@amandabortello505]

Not boring, extremely interesting, fair winds.😊

[@peterkelly250]

Interesting process. Look forward to see more on the build.

[@paullewis2559]

I feel you can never learn too much about boats, Thanks for all you do Norm.

[@clk27us]

Excellent work! Thanks for all the effort to make videos. Cheers from Seattle, Washington USA.

[@markweaver8863]

Great video Norm , very informative

[@BernardAustin-ie4qq]

Definitely not boring Norm. Good detail on the build thus far. Interesting to see the process as we have an Enlightend foam core tender.

[@MotorSailingforOldDudes]

Thanks for the comment mate. It is an interesting process.

[@richardkaye2228]

Love this dinghy

[@richardmason902]

Thanks Norm

[@MotorSailingforOldDudes]

No probs Richard

[@aaronhopkins6697]

Great video Norm, it's not everyday that you get to see how a fibreglass boat is made . I look forward to seeing the rest. May the wind blow you where you want to go. Happy sailing.

[@MotorSailingforOldDudes]

Cheers Dude. Thanks for watching.

[@thatsshowbiz6438]

Good stuff Norm. Really interesting seeing the process - it looks fiddley & time consuming!

[@alanbutterworth4219]

Great video Norm. How many hours do you estimate it takes to make a tender? I realise of course lots of time went into the making of the mould.

[@cappywa]

you can travel / cruise with out the how too, unless you have a magic money tree.

[@alecvanrossen4941]

Interested in why Norm, you are only making the new dinghy 2.6 metres long? It looks like your stern on Peggy Anne can handle a longer dinghy.

[@MotorSailingforOldDudes]

It can, but i like the idea of the shorter one. Very rarely more than 1 or 2 people in it and easier to get on and off davit