Getting Her Done: Building a cold molded Carbon Fiber Composite Boat in the Backyard, Part 4

Finishing out Jezebel's cowling, deck, aft hatches and airboxes with various cold mold composite techniques, and encapsulating brightwork wood under clear glass. Building her inwales and bollards and foaming her insides.

[@stevejackson4136]

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[@bossfishsd3769]

THats dope! Catalina Cruiser lol

[@SoCalSpearIt]

You gotta love the one you got...!

[@whatscoldoing5627]

Excellent work being done here, but I would have preferred to have at least some of the sections of the video presented in real time. Constant time lapse is a bit hard on the senses.😁👍

[@SoCalSpearIt]

I am curious, what specifically would you like to see in real time? I didn't set out to make any type of instructional videos in the beginning. A large part of it was to document the process for insurance, marine survey, and coast guard. As I got further in I realized this was also going to be relevant in the future (like decades later since the lifespan of a well made cold molded hull is still unknown... My slip neighbor operates as commercial lobster boats an original Radon from the early 1960's) in case of repairs, sale to another owner, or major modifications. Realtime is also a little more production overhead but I might make more boat videos with a larger crew.