Delos 2.0 is Looking 🔥 + Boat Work & Play! Sailing Vessel Delos Ep. 456

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Wow wow wow! Our dream boat is getting closer to becoming a reality every day 🥳 After lots of consideration, tinkering, and tweaking, we've made some pretty sweet updates to the design that we are so excited to share with you! In this week's episode we're gonna give you the first super detailed look at what she will actually look like, and walk you through our thought process in all the changes that we made. We also dive into some boat projects, and we give Maggie a much needed overhaul with the help of my tiny assistant Sierra! And last but not least, we bring back an old time honored Delos tradition....MOONSHININ'!
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[@svdelos]

Wow wow wow! We are so in love with these design changes, can't believe this will eventually be our new home 🤩 If you want all the inside scoop and dirty details on Delos 2.0, plus early & ad free videos, exclusive bonus content, direct messaging with us, and lots more...join our inner tribe on Patreon! patreon.com/svdelos

[@sandyc6569]

😊👍

[@Muzzy33]

What will happen to Delos after you change? I’m sorry if this has been asked before 😊

[@franksmith3602]

Custom, boat....are called money pits...you will never get your money out of one. There are, thousands....of the coolest boat for sale... Might not be 100% what you want....BOOO hoooo, but, nugget will get her parents back. And, you get back to sailing...

[@bob_._.]

@@franksmith3602 LOL, you know what else are called money pits? Used boats. ALL boats are money pits... but from what they've said, they want a permanent home, not something to put on the market and "get their money out of" Why must they settle for something that's not 100% what they want? Just because YOU have issues? And what's the bit about Sierra getting her parents back? Do you think they will be abandoning her for two years? What kind of people/parents do you think they are? You oughta go back and watch the previous 455 videos, find out a little bit about these people.

[@Morrisfactor]

Your changes really ARE great. As an old multihull builder/sailor, can I remind you of one thing? TOO MUCH WEIGHT AFT. With the additional solar panels, extended deck, outside galley (great idea!), scuba cylinders, dinghy ramp - all of those items will combine to add considerable weight on the aft end of the boat - and I hope you consider extending the hulls a foot or two to deal with the extra weight (or possibly widen them a bit in the stern for a straighter run-off and more buoyancy - if you don't, I'm afraid your boat will squat in the back, especially with a full load of people in the cockpit. The project is exciting, and the design looks amazing.

[@david.seholm]

You asked, so here is a big list. Designing a system for fully enclosing the cockpit with eisenglass and/or netting is an absolute must. The best way I have seen it done is adding channels into the coach roof supports so that you can slide in and out half of a zippered setup, and then you can install the panels by zipping them on. Getting those channels on the supports and the rest of the boat is key. People often try to retrofit with riveted on snaps, but they do not work anywhere near as well. The reason to make them slide on and off is that ... well cloth and zippers wont last forever and will need to be replaced. Wish I could supply an example where I saw this at, but I dont recall ... I have wanted it ever since. Fuel polisher and fuel transfer system. Kennan makes a super nice setups for this. It is particularly nice to set it up to use the same fuel filters as the engines. Setup the chart plotter on its own circuit so that it is A) easier to troubleshoot faults in the navigation circuit, B) you can turn off other circuits to trouble shoot or conserve power in emergencies but retrain navigation. Fans in the engine compartment for when you are working in there -- is it possible to add ducting or vents to make them work even better? With reversible fans could this function as engine compartment evacuation as well? Might be worth looking into whether a boiler system for heating is more efficient for you than small craft diesel heaters. On the same line, I am assuming the hulls are designed to take true insulation ... none the less it is still an aluminum boat, some of the super efficient AC systems that Clark on Temptress has designed may be of interest for the cabins. I know you guys are planning to take this north, is it possible you might want to let the boat freeze in at some point? There are special considerations for the through hulls if you want to be able to do that. It should not be that hard to design in, but retrofitting is quite an undertaking. Some other minor points. Built in gang planks for med moaring can be multi functional as diving boards and food/fish prep if they are designed / installed with it in mind. Easy to access anchor points for harnesses on the sugar scoops so that you can get out on the sugar scoops underway is pretty important for gaffing fish or doing other things off the back of the boat safely. If it is not easy you will cheat, and we all know what that leads to. Anchor points for easy to setup sun shade over the trampolines.

[@felipee213]

Great Modification to add the outdoor Kitchen. As a suggestion I would consider keeping the seating area to the length of 1-Brian (at least) I think not being able to lie down for a sleep on it is something you would eventually come to really dislike and regret. I would also remove the 45-Deg angles of the seating area, they look nice but are much less functional, and that could be at least 2 more people sitting there with out taking space away from the Outdoor Kitchen. The seating are is only as long as its shortest side. =]

[@SketchyAsFunk]

That's a great point as most clips of them hanging out, Brian is laying down along the couches.

[@flatflyeroz]

As an ex-South African, now an Australian, proud that you chose De Villiers & Van Schaik as your boat builders. They are the cream of the crop. Also so proud of your achievements sailing the world. I cannot wait for your weekly uploads.

[@Soniti1324]

Sierra being old enough to help you sand and paint is mind blowing to me. She's so at home on the water, watching her little feet grip the rear of the dinghy as she walked over it was so cute. She's so young and yet she's already got her Delos-caliber tan just like you and Kazza. I've been following you guys since 2012, seeing the birth of both Sierra and Delos 2.0 makes me keenly aware of the passage of time. Thanks for allowing us to be part of your lives for all this time.

[@berendvangeffen]

Some ideas for sailing higher lattitudes: limit the amount of holes in the boat ( create a manifest for watermaker(s) airco, engine, gen-set, other). Calculate the strenght of the roof with a weight of 50cm snow. You may carry large drums of floating / nylon ropes (200m plus). Imagine where they would go and how to mount them. Heating: this is not easy to design as you like to heat the boat while you have all windows shut. How to reduce humidity? How to ventilate in an area where it is minus 10c. Some aras may not be used and for that reason do not have to be heated. (heating of the cockpit (outside) is also important. With an enclosi you can keep it above freezingpoint that way.

[@sobaze]

Excellent suggestions.

[@lunarkingdom]

Diesel heaters in different compartments to use as needed provide dry heat and sip every so slowly at the fuel. No one in the guest wing? Leave them off, etc.

[@koiphish333]

Great points! I would add that with a vent system on a "sealed PV array" it is possible to defrost/melt snow using excess cabin heat. Another plus for forced air cooling on PV array. A heat exchanger might also help for a small volume cabin that needs ventilation/dehumidifying modes ... something that maybe can change modes to defrost PV panels. Maybe another storage mode to keep LiFe batteries warm when in -15C deg frozen seawater. Original comment: I hope you will consider how to optimize your solar electric output now that you can design something better than a typical boat or vanlife system. Few installs ever consider convective/forced cooling or using rigid panels as a water tight roof. Check out bifacial solar panels and the racks needed to seal out rain and use as a roof (common for patio cover giving partial skylighting). You could save much top weight/materials/labor by not adding aluminum sheeting that will block panel cooling. The extra beams needed for the dingy support/point loads would also fit this structural scenario of custom skeletal frame vs sheeted frame. Have you considered a vertical support going from end of canopy to pontoons ... that could also be a great stair rail/post at sterns. Not sure if this idea idea is appropriate for the cabin area, but wouldn't it light and lighten up things! It seems that the sheeting is maybe not used as sheer member ... and maybe the outside hangover and main cabin is considered sacrificial in a big wave event. As a minimum you could still design a way for the panels to cool and NOT heat the interior with a forced/convective roof venting design. I have seen 50% loss, and additional HVAC cooling loads in poor ventilated solar PV systems. I would also consider a fold out frame for anchorages giving you another 25% area. Keep in mind one layer of bifacial works on back side when folded! All of this could increase your propulsion range if you lighten your boat by integrating bifacial panel as roof not to mention get more power output. Bifacial panels also outperform traditional panels around reflective surfaces like water ... +10 to 25%! Another thing to consider on an EV boat with re-gen, is that solar still wins on economics since batteries cost so much to capture wind energy. Ok ... can you tell I am excited for your new project, especially after it went from 65ft to 52ft!

[@billskelton3701]

Love the kitchen changes right away. Enclosed cockpit is a must. Ability to work on engine and systems w/o hanging upside down, dealbreaker! Small outdoor galley is great use of space, especially with a grill. Talk about the dingy and hoisting and mounting. Fridge freezer space, food and tool lockers, sail storage. You 2 are the best. Older with fixed income so best I can do is like, comment and send my best wishes.

[@TenDegrees]

Sierra is growing up so fast! As a father of 2 girls (11 and 13), all I can say is that the age she is at right now is truly one of the most magical ages. Cherish these moments as they will pass WAY too fast. She is very lucky to have you two as her parents. You all are truly ‘Salt of the earth’ people and the world needs more people like you. I am very much looking forward to Delos 2.0 and the new journeys that it will unlock for you! God bless the three of you!

[@victorbitter583]

I never thought you'd go for a cat but that is a killer boat. Speaking of KILLER! That intro was superb. Please never change it. cheers.

[@rogerparker329]

I love the idea of an outside galley, it will reduce both the heat and moisture buildup in the main cabin, I hope you will include a hot and cold outdoor shower for after you have been diving. I would also include lighting to the hull so you can attract marine life, including squid and fish as a food source.

[@cgreen1081]

Sierra is at such a fun age! This was one of my favorite times with my own children. It’s amazing to get to see their little personalities start to come out. It’s like you are getting to know your children one a much deeper level and everyday is just a blessing. Eat it up! 😉

[@scottpoeppel591]

I recommend switching that fridge to the inside of the u shaped galley. Every time you cook you open up the fridge like 10 times for ingredients! Having to walk all the way around the u 10 times every time you cook will be annoying. By contrast you may want a frosty beverage 3-5 times the whole day so no big deal to go inside. This ergonomics problem has been well studied! Look up “the kitchen triangle”. Looks like suuuuchhhh a cool project and can’t wait to see it come to life!

[@user-uu9zz1oj2n]

Hi guys the old saltwater dog from lower Alabama here, I must say after following you guys and many others it's amazing the quality of your work and experience to produce what we watch and look forward to weekly. There are a few other sailors that do an amazing job as well, Zatara and Spirit animal as well as We sail and even Paradise falls so a huge shout out to all of you guys with the effort that you make with your excellent work allowing us to share your adventure. Very sincerely old saltwater dog from lower Alabama

[@user-un5el8qz9t]

This has been a long time coming. You deserve it. One of the first sailing channels. Watching you since 2017. Can't wait to see the boat developing. Viewers will increase!!

[@testicool013]

If you want to see one of the first sailing channels search Alby Mangels world safari

[@testicool013]

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[@erichcollar9810]

Sierra is such a delight. What a wonderful way to grow up. We love all your work but she is definitely the star.

[@deancartwright9784]

I know what I would like. My only desire would be to have Your Wonderful Family for the Crue. Perfect!!!

[@Furree_68]

In this episode: Sierra lerns to paint a boat, swim and make moonshine. Dang! That 4yo girls have skills that beats many 25yo's.😁

[@colby_graba]

I used to have both of my daughters “help me” when I was doing construction and mechanical work around the house. The older they got the less interest they were. I didn’t think it ever really sank in up until they went away to college. They both quickly became the person everyone went to if someone had automotive/mechanical issues, spackle and paint ect. Really surprised me and made me feel good and proud when they tell me the stories now that they are 20 and 23.

[@two-sense]

That's exactly the same story with my son and I. He's always calling me up now, "How should I do....."

[@halaszgherghe4454]

Hi Brian, at minute 10:41 when thinking of the water collection pipes , you were mentioning valves and filters. Have you considered the sediments and how will you deal with potential build up in the pipe lining ? These will eventually require maintenance and if you position your system as such to facilitate maintenance works and allow for ease of access, these considerations and forward planning throughout the lifecycle of the assets on board overtime will make your life more managable.

[@ernando79]

Incredible design for Delos 2.0, it would be interesting to leave the stern platform free by making the support for the dingy foldable or sliding, so you would have an area free of obstacles. Hugs from Brazil.

[@watermarksailing]

Good call. We have just that. Supports fold back against the aft beam when tender is in the water leaving rear deck clear.

[@menkel1984]

So excited for you all, you deserve it! Congrats and well done!

[@MrJudgementday99]

I was very sceptical about the forward cockpit and I am still about yours, one big thing I would do is to copy the Windelo 54 cockpit, it firstly has two wheels, and is out with the winches and can be fully enclosed, but it means that you have the winches right on the wheel, so one person should be able to do most things without running in and out of the saloon. If I were to have one indulgence I would get a boom furler, it just means there is a whole bunch less lines, a bit heavier but I think well worth it.

[@michaelellistonsax]

Every weekend my 6yo son asks me where Sierra is now. He enjoys watching your channel almost as much as I do.

[@danmallery9142]

I think your changes are spot on! It's amazing how you guys and other YT'ers that live this life are able to help refine the design of these boats. Your day to day knowledge and experience takes even good designs and make them so much better. Honestly, the boat designers should make the galley, cockpit roof, dingy cradle changes you made part of their standard design.

[@rhodry04]

Brian is as always the consummate teacher. I am so proud of Sierra for swimming with no assistance. I am so excited to see what the future of Delos becomes.

[@tonyozimek2116]

This so exciting to watch!!! How awesome to design and build your next boat!!

[@vicdebohne5568]

A part of my soul is wholeheartedly fulfilled through you. I am not just happy for you but also happy for me. Thanks and keep going! :)

[@RobertGronachon]

Just a comment on Olukai sandals....I was fighting plantar faciitus for a year and a half, I wore a boot for 4 months, I even had a cast for 6 weeks....finally I bought a pair of Olukai sandals, the footbed molds to your foot and are amazingly comfortable, well after 6 months wearing them almost exclusively, I was cured. Now any time I feel discomfort in my feet, I go back to the sandals and feel fine again after just a few days.....best sandals on the planet!

[@gregsutton2400]

I learned this as well, less structure actually helps you alleviate and prevents the onset of symptoms. Toe slippers with just a protective grip pad bottom also work well.

[@pamelalandesman]

Another great sandal that cured my plantar fasciitis is OOFOS. They are amazing. If I feel a twinge, I go right back to wearing them and it doesn’t take long for symptoms to disappear. I told my doc about them and now he and his wife are believers!

[@alleycat5472]

Great vid guys. Thank you for sharing. The end on the bike gets me every time, love it :)

[@pastordoogie8438]

I am fascinated with your boat design & build!! So Cool!!

[@ringocody4669]

I love Friday's, My Delos fix,,

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Just like SV Delos, SV Delos 2.0 is going to be one of a kind. The design process is an engineers dream. 💭 Thanks for sharing.

[@calevel]

Lovely watching you guys! What a wonderful time me watching you living it

[@michaetsully87]

Just binge watched all your old videos. Congratulations on the new boat. You guys seem so nice and down to earth.

[@youjib]

Old Delos videos are legendary.

[@dannyarcher6370]

"Just"? One does not "just" binge watch Delos videos.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@dannyarcher6370 Sounds more like a 2 week long bender... red cups everywhere and shorts hanging from the chandelier.

[@PNWwonder]

I am so excited to see this build! It’s going to be awesome!

[@markwalker5231]

Great informative episode, can’t wait for the build to commence. ❤

[@bradleydouglas]

So happy for you guys , looks incredible..

[@bosse1998]

Thank you for sharing!

[@willevallas]

Great to see you back looks very nice in the places you visit ...thanks for taking us with you.❤

[@coda93]

Sierra❤ love hearing her converse, what a treat🤗

[@mrharry8466]

Its been a delight to see the little family grow. All the best. U.K

[@ChristofferETJ]

This video takes me back. Three months back, to when I visited that beach myself. It's a beautiful island.

[@brandonboand]

Shout out to Brian for #1 DAD of the week❤ TY for allowing us to follow along

[@awpohl]

Thanks for sharing this great family moments.

[@Haidi533]

OMG i am sooo excited, for you and for us

[@KarstenMoerman]

These design changes are all brilliant. They make so much sense and it makes me wonder why they aren't part of the original design!

[@MrGaza74]

You guys are going to love it! So many improvements. You deserve a better boat. I’m here for the ride.❤

[@RichWork]

I always appreciate a good moonshine episode!!

[@richardhope-hawkins6338]

Love the look of your new boat. Makes so much sense to make the roof as big as possible. Much more solar, more shelter and davits all in one. Hybrid power. On Delos you only have one engine. On a cat you usually have 2. I have thought about this quite a lot and if it was my boat I would have one slightly larger engine on the guest cabin side, with a hybrid electric motor attached, so you can either motor with the engine or electric motor, and you can regen when sailing. On the owners side I would have just an electric motor and give the extra space/weight/money saved to increasing the battery storage as much as possible. If you need 2 engines for entering /leaving anchorage the you can either use the diesel engine and one electric motor or 2 electric motors. If you have to motor for a long distance you can use the diesel, and you have a really big battery bank to match your big solar array. It should mean that most of the time you can motor on electric only. If you had 200kwh of battery storage you would not need a standalone generator, and you could motor forf 8 hours using 20kw/hour with no input from solar. Most times cruising you travel for a bit and then stop for a few days giving the solar time to recharge your battery bank. If for any reason you had a problem with the diesel engine you have redundancy of the two electric motors to fall back on. My guess is you will have at least 5kw of solar which means the battery bank would recharge from 20% to full in approx 8 days assuming 20kwh per day net input when at anchor. Just a thought. Wish you all the best.

[@captainjimolchs]

According to the published specs, there are 2x25KW motors, 40 KWH of storage, 3.75 KW of solar. Re-do your math.

[@elsiesmith1771]

What a great update on Delos 2.0 Love seeing Maggie getting the TLC she deserves. That dinghy could tell stories I'm sure! :) Love Sierra's sanding technique!! She's got it figured out.

[@johnestanillo4264]

Love the design, sensible changes 👍

[@yakirgr]

Love the boat design!!!

[@loisphillips5826]

Great episode. Sierra is growing up so fast. What a great little swimmer and helper! Thanks for sharing.

[@Wayne-gb5pu]

Bless The Three Of You,, Ohh and Let's Not Forget,, Delos Too..

[@mgolanlan]

Modifications: 1. Roof over sugerscoops Max roof for max solar 2. Separate diesel gen. Elec only motors. Max batteries 3. Transom platform up/down electric 4. Electric only kitchen. 5. Cat5 net cables with power for small cameras everywhere, lookback camera on cockpit display 6. Consider using open cpn all boat jav/mgmnt including radar, engine, autopilot

[@davidsmith9523]

Great vid guys. Can’t wait to see the build process.

[@carringtonherrington4025]

That little girl is the most precious thing!! Sierra you are growing up so fast!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉yay for sierra CONGRATULATIONs sweetie🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@georgelasko7019]

Brian and Kaz… great changes in the design that you will enjoy for a good long time!! Sierra is tooooo much and growing up so quickly! You have a wonderful family!

[@Cragun.]

Such a cool update to see what you are building ... one of my favorite parts is that additional galley outside. That would be so fun when you are entertaining to be right out there in the action, or just chilling on an amazing evening and being outside.

[@thepenman123]

You guys are the best!! Consider having the front cockpit coverd , icant imagine going out forward in big wind waves and rain to reef the main and being socking wet afterwards

[@garygardner1654]

So happy and thrilled about your concoction all together your new boat. Sail on mate'

[@wartster7445]

Sierra is beginning to steal the show…for me. What a little charmer!

[@rynolivier]

Idea: retractable arms to stowe Maggie... Arms could slide in and out under deck for easy "stowage" and will leave the dive platform open for working with dive gear and jumping of back for kids!

[@icnaan]

Another option will be to have the arms tilt sideways into the walkaround deck (into a recess) and have a slip-prof coating on the side just like the rest of the deck. This will need to create the recess and have a good locking gizmo for both sideway and upright positions.

[@millhousewood]

You guys will build the best so looking forward to it !

[@Paul-kz3by]

I like the new boat design is starting to come together love watching you guys

[@redbovine]

I would want Birds Eye cameras on mast so I could see everything while docking.

[@SJLamb-te3dt]

This sounds like a good idea especially as you transition from a monohull to a cat. It seems like there could be a bit of a learning curve. Helpful in squirrely docking situations too.

[@charonstyxferryman]

Erik Anderaa has mast cameras. It looks awesome.

[@LadyKSailing]

Think about fishing? Intergal rod holders, pad eyes for snap cords, basket for gloves, fittings to lock the yo-yos in, line storage in one of the transoms?

[@vanessavandervalk1084]

WOO HOO precious darling Sierra! It’s wonderful to see her learning & thriving 😍🙌♥️💖💞

[@phillipmcintosh7106]

I'm excited to see what your new boat look like, you guys definitely deserve it.

[@brunomeral7885]

Your little mate participating in onboard activities is what makes a good crew :)

[@hanssolo4ever]

The family picture with you all and. Sierra swimming was really nice!

[@benfield1890]

With such a large and robust roof will the temptation to go up there mean you want some creature comforts up there too. As a diver from higher latitudes- wonder if you need some more kit up and storage space? Assuming you will dive in cold water a bench, suit hanging and proper beefy ladder might be better to add now rather than bodge later? Exciting project, good luck.

[@Psychobilly]

Brian, go look at Sharrow Marine for your wheels. They are currently working with Veem. Now while they do not currently have a folding sail boat design, I think that this is your perfect opportunity to start working with Sharrow. That Sharrow wheel is some piece of engineering! I just received mine for my shallow water power boat.

[@robertscholz4486]

I think that if I were designing this boat i would make a small change to the front netting. Since you have a forward cockpit, i would go with a hard floor between the two hulls for at least half of the distance to the bows. Anyone who has ever been on a Cat in rough seas knows of the splash that can pass through the netting -- since all of the lines are in the forward cockpit, every time that you are in rough conditions and need to reef down you may find yourself soaked by the time you get back inside. The partial hard deck would help deflect some of the direct spray to the forward cockpit, and as a bonus you can gain some useful lazarette space forward for additional storage within the extension.

[@glennmaltese6187]

LOVE the way you treat Sierra

[@goofsaddggkle7351]

With all your sailing experience its so cool to see how you are tweaking the new boat design. All the changed look to make everything so much more functional and enjoyable!

[@sinnops]

This is awesome! I wonder how the forward cockpit would be in heavy weather and you have to go through the door?

[@CanoeAngler]

Thanks for all the years of entertaining videos. Safe travels.

[@pilotpeego1820]

Wow! Delos 2.0 rendering looks amazing. Can't wait to see the final product. Awesome!

[@TheRaptor1967]

What have you looked at for corrosion protection? There are some interesting electronic frequency (pulsed) field devices that are available, and of course the traditional sacrificial anode method of reducing / negating corrosion, what methods are you looking at? This is a surprisingly big topic with a lot of controversy and new players in the field, mostly with unproven or new tech.

[@dustinburgess2246]

Brian tried those they didn’t work well!

[@davidmccarty8559]

What else should you put on your boat? Hmmm, how about your brother! At least for a few episodes...

[@RealWorldEvent]

Love You All Thanks for the adventure

[@gradycooper475]

I really like that the aft roof is strong enough to haul Maggie. Awesome plan.

[@Haidi533]

Must say we Scandinavian people are very updated on interor design, beautiful Mum has defiantly a hand in this gorgeous boat, most stunning beautiful I ever seen.

[@svtinker]

I feel like there should be an SV Delos museum. So many memories with this boat over the years.

[@jimasman550]

excited for your new boat build, can't wait!

[@andrewmcelroy3700]

OluKai's leather flip flops are amazing!

[@vandalorian8777]

You should go visit Gone with the Winns. The solar panels and electrical system on their new H&H are next level.

[@Kevin15301]

How about making the dingy platform a bit wider and make it a hydraulic lift. So it can lower down into the water making it a swim platform and then further lower it so you can float the dingy on to it.

[@mgolanlan]

Doesnt need hydraulics. Pure electric...

[@avtarchand8382]

Love the new design

[@michaelmcroberts4398]

Wonderful episode guys! It’s really exciting to see the almost split screen between the pacific islands and building new Delos. Sooo excited for you guys!!!

[@wannabe_sailor_777smith6]

I could not live without AC in the state rooms. At least you can sleep comfortably on those brutal nights in the Caribbean and in Mexico.

[@bradleedenney]

Hopefully you think of or at least have input from your daughter. She will live there too, and will be grown before you realize. So what would a teenager want?

[@captainjimolchs]

Her own boat!

[@smittl]

I just realized I've been following your videos for YEARS! I'm so stoked to watch this build!!

[@comown]

Love 2.0. I am no sailor, but love your videos. A couple things I have seen with aluminum boats is that the metal transfers sound way more than fiberglass or wood- like Maggie, but it would be a cabin of that. Interested in how you would break up the sound transfer so you aren't trying to sleep hearing every ripple. Also, I would think most of the equipment, props, hardware, etc. would have to be aluminum, plastic, or fiberglass (or not steel) or have a break between the two to avoid electrolysis between dissimilar metals. My favorite part of Sailing Delos is Brian fixing stuff, but hope he gets a break with 2.0!

[@ernie7757]

No words can express my love for you guys!!! Just amazing human beings!!!

[@TonyGariepy]

Delos Time = Happy Time!!! Loving Delos 2.0, and all of the projects and water time in this episode!

[@redcapote4760]

Smart choices with the space. What a dream of a boat. Congrats, Delos fam.

[@erichgreenebaum1379]

You guys are such great parents, and the result speaks for herself! But seriously, the way Brian didn't try to "correct" or "direct" as Sierra started painting Maggie was textbook perfection - super heartwarming.

[@SailingAquarius]

Delos 2.0 looking even better! So nice, especially the outdoor galley.... Great episode!

[@kensherlock6475]

Love the forward cockpit "Chris White" design so much. I think it makes so much sense. Keep up the good work!

[@dhincks1]

One of the features I love about the Sea Wind is the back bench seat made out of canvas.