Couple UPGRADES LIVEABOARD Sailboat Galley ⛵️ Ep59 - PART 3 - Sailboat Restoration Project

[@Worldunwritten]

Love the LED strip, really interested to see what it will look like in the boat. And how that stove area will come together. Keep up the good work!

[@lahakai]

We can't wait till its all assembled so we can show you! Stay tuned 😁

[@kevinmartin3859]

Really love what you are doing Sergio seems to have that get up and get it done attitude which is coming out on you two loved the video see you next time 😊😊

[@lahakai]

💯 He's a pro through and through! Cheers!

[@gaz-gemw5801]

Great video, thank you, really enjoyed it, take care you two.😊😊😊😊🇬🇧👍🏻

[@lahakai]

Thank you! You too! Cheers! ⛵️

[@jbprospector3638]

Always enjoy your videos. Glad to see progress. Like the sliding door.👍😎

[@chevroncolin1896]

Hi guys ! love your project and watching your videos you're new setup is so cool and better than the original one, but you should maybe not be too regarding on details finitions because it can take sooo much time and is the kind of things that can be done later :) can't wait to see the boat navigating 🚤🚤

[@lahakai]

Hello! So glad you are liking the videos! We are at that moment when we are getting down to refinement. We were on the fence about these projects because of the time investment. But we went forward because the groves and placement made them a hassle to do later. We will definitely sort out somethings we can budget time for later on, as you are right, the details can be endless! Great feedback! Cheers!

[@leonardowillrich1849]

That is coming together very nicely! The videos are quite nice and well edited, congrats. Cheers.

[@simsjef]

Such an interesting episode - Sergio is just a great craftsman.

[@lahakai]

Glad you liked it! Sérgio is a great team mate when it comes to problem solving too. Sharp guy!

[@1mpa55e]

I've always worked on the KISS principle.(Keep It Simple Silly)

[@steveraleigh100]

awesome, thank you. I need to do something similar (pretty much identical) to the sliding door, for a stereo cabinet I'll be building soon. It's great to see what you did to solve the problem. I think I'll look into this. Where did you get the little "rotating hinges" from?

[@lahakai]

There is a system that already exists that uses a type of drawer rail and these hidden hinges (which are standard hidden cabinet hinges) but we went with the pins to reduce the amount of things that could break and thus replace. So if you aren’t worried about rust or breaking, look up “pocket door slide”. If you want to do it like us, we put fixed pins in one side (that were pins for holding shelves) and these index pins on the other. In your case you could probably use fixed pin on both sides and just insert the door from the back of the furniture.

[@steveraleigh100]

@@lahakai Wow, thank you Lori. Sorry I didn't reply earlier but we had a massive storm the other day (only lasted several minutes), but blew away trees and power lines. We've been without power and phones for 4 days. Caveman stuff. Anyway, that sounds great. I'll look it up. Could be exactly what I'm looking for as I want 2 doors to do exactly what your door does. Good luck I hope it works for you.

[@renatomedina6595]

❤vamos pra frente..reformas é 😊😊assim mesmo

[@philkakid5617]

Instead of hard wood for the slot, I would have sourced a brass or composite profile shape to accept the pins. I love elegant, complicated solutions, but simple is usually better over the long haul. The very first solution you showed, the panel secured with spring fasteners, is the way I would have gone.

[@lahakai]

Totally! We were back and forth about the practicality. Good thing with this is that we can always revert to the other design easily if needed. Thanks for the feedback! Cheers

[@OtonielArruda]

Não está habilitando tradução para português Brasil

[@lahakai]

Olá Otoniel tudo bem? Agora já está habilitado a legenda em português. Espero que goste.

[@sergueiothonucci1638]

😃

[@lahakai]

😁😁

[@jabirucru6970]

As you say why make it easy when you can complicate it. That is the question I keep asking myself ever since you started this project.