I quit! No more headliner!

[@SailLife]

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[@medickaisu]

That white headliner changes everything in the interior. It's really nice.

[@shawnmiller4781]

It definitely seems brighter

[@justinchapin99901]

Making mistakes is part of learning. I love that you show your mistakes so that your process doesn’t feel un-obtainable.

[@TigRdk]

But.. What I can't understand is why Mads needed to reverse it.. Isn't it gonna get covered anyways? Does it then matter if the plywood is nice side up or down?

[@justinchapin99901]

@@TigRdk because the pattern would have been a mirror image of the shape it needed to be. Wouldn’t fit.

[@KethKessel]

Great job makes the inside look a bit brighter and and bigger

[@ashipshow]

Mads, im a little late for this comment, at least with athena.. but maybe for the next boat, i cant recommend enough the 3M dual lock (heavy duty velco) for headliners.. thats what is used on my boat.. it eliminates screws in the headliner and makes super easy tooless removal to access anything behind them.. looking forward to future cat videos 😅

[@realulli]

Is that the stuff that has these mushroom shaped heads on both sides? That stuff is awesome, I just don't recommend to use it full area, otherwise you might not be able to get it off again. ;-)

[@ashipshow]

@realulli yep.. yea, that would be an insane amount.. my boat has little 2 inch squares of it.. probably about like 1 every square foot or so... it's amazing stuff

[@Nerd3927]

This is also used in the Dutch new build Valk Cruisers by the yard.

[@flyinggyros9745]

Hey Mads, the headliners look great. Might I suggest you put a coat of wax on your new miter saw. I live in Florida and the humidity will do havoc on your tools. Alan

[@svbarryduckworth628]

Fluid Film lanolin in a can works great.. I use it all over on our boat and it great on tools of all types. Spray on and leave thick or buff it to a dry finish depending on the item. Buffed dry it does not collect dust or grime and water will bead right off.

[@jppatlorn1]

Your channel is very informative, fun, well shot, well edited, and inspirational. Thank you for all you do!

[@ethan5577]

It’s amazing how much brighter you look on Camera now that the headliner is white

[@brianquiniones2296]

Mads, your sponsor pitch is unique and unlike any others. It’s almost as if it’s part of your awesome DIY skills. I find myself actually listening to your sponsor pitch rather than fast forwarding thru it. Keep up the awesome work!

[@wallacegrommet9343]

Congratulations! The boat-under-restoration look is finally banished!

[@mishu3271]

Hi Mads 👋. I have been a subscriber for many many years and I don’t even own a boat nor will I ever! I watch to learn and be amazed at the innovative ways you solve build problems. You also earn kudos for being humorous (I understand this bc of my Danish heritage)and humble. Also for reliably posting videos even when life gets stressful. Many of the younger influencers flake out at this point for weeks at a time. To you and your lovely wife unit 🥇🏆

[@jackhanaway8367]

I was hoping someone else would also catch the "wife unit", I didn't want to be the first one...LOL!

[@Lanxe]

Awesome work on the trim and headliner. Must be very satisfying after such an annoying task. I had to laugh at the "Oh --BEEP--!". A familiar refrain all over the world.

[@robertgreno9942]

Carpenter, cabinet maker, engineer,architect,artist,mechanic, electrician and labourer you do it all. After watching you do everything by yourself without a second person to help out viewers should realize just how difficult things are. One helper can work wonders in terms of making things go so much faster. I certainly appreciate the work you have done having worked on my boats over the years. Good luck and cheers to future adventures

[@D-B-Cooper]

A little tip on scribing, the pattern does not need to be perfect, use a credit card to go around the edge and make pencil marks that you can then transfer to the plywood. You can put a chrome vent cover over the hole in the cabinet. I also use staples on my patterns because they hold better and are easier to use when you are by yourself and you don’t have to scrape the hot glue off when you want to use them again. You can also use Velcro buttons to hold stuff in place while you attach them. You can also use some decorative rope work to hide stuff.

[@dirtknocker2587]

Hi guys! A term all my kids relate to as some of the most wholesome content on the youtubes!

[@olusionist]

Brother!!! I'll be at Annapolis on 10/14 for the sailboat show. I hope to see you just for a brief second. I owe you a handshake and a beer. Your contribution to my staying sane during COVID is immeasurable! Are you going to be at the KZbin booth?

[@Marcus_Aurelius_1978]

That BOSCH cordless miter-saw you have newly acquired was developed and created in Germany! Even in my home state, to be precise! Baden-Württemberg! Fantastic choice!

[@LostYogi]

As you get visits from Captain Dumdum now and again, I believe I get visits from Captain Dim-Sum-times!!

[@stevejames9221]

The adjustable long handles for painting high ceilings with a roller make excellent “helpers” to hold up things when you work alone.

[@ianwilson8410]

Thank you! I played with LEGO as a kid in England. I got laughed at when we moved to the US when I pronounced it as you do.

[@drwindsurf]

Congratulations on the Cat...and finishing the headliner Mads!

[@dougmacleod7241]

I completely agree with you on the heat in Florida. We lived in Orlando for 4 years and Coral Springs for 14 years. Now we live in the Raleigh NC area and only experience high heat for a shorter time period. The head liner looks great as do the other small spots you addressed. Thanks for sharing

[@pjlangman]

Great work getting Athena all buttoned up ready to put her up for sale. 👍

[@More_Row]

Where would they live though. A bit early for a sale.

[@davidnichols147]

The headliner looks terrific. Love the ides you presented and the new saw was marvelous. Thanks for sharing and good luck with your catamaran rebuild.

[@khyvich]

If you find yourself with only a rough blade to work with and you want to avoid tear out, here is what you do. Mark the cut with a pencil. Then, lay a straight edge very, very close to the line. Take a carpet knife and cut the first layer of laminate where the kerf of the blade will cause tear out. The razor cut will absorb the energy and leave the laminate on the plywood after the cut.

[@JamesBaric]

Made the inside a lot brighter! Great work!

[@DesertSquid]

Your little finger latch would have probably have fit on either side of the hole. I had the same issue. The only problem is remembering which side the latch is on.

[@Tomm9y]

The headliner and trim is nudging Athena new levels of spiffiness. The Yacht Club workshop is a sign of a civilised place.

[@davecisneros5285]

With the "Josh ring" cut in half you could still cover it with vinyl leaving only the one slit. The other slit would still be there and I think even covered in vinyl it would provide enough allowance to go around the pole, leaving just the single cut.

[@MichaelMoy-xl5we]

Mads it looks great. Nice job. They say a good finish man can hide any imperfections!

[@puntagordapanga1295]

It was so nice meeting you guys today. Thank you for hosting us. For everyone watching, they truly are really nice and genuine people. Feel like I have known them for years.

[@WaterFaucet24]

I concur. I met them both at the LA get together, years ago, before they were married. Great people to hang out with.

[@edwardhovitz1753]

Headliner looks great. Thumbs up from Spring Green, Wisconsin

[@tigersharkzh]

I remember you doing the insulation on Obelix and cursing the odd shapes so I recommended making templates which you promptly did the next week. Wow, time flies.

[@rickdaniel8478]

Great job captain! "Wife Unit" is too funny😅 she has a great sense of humour Super job on headliners. Sail On.

[@fargley001]

8:04 A matching teak "donut" can be made using drill * router. If its a solid piece of wood, you can split it on the grain, and then glue it around the "josh" pole. The split will disappear in the grain. I've done this using a vise, an endboard, and a hammer. Again, you are just snapping the trim ring in half along the grain, placing it on the pole, and gluing it at the split. You may want to make more than 1, just in case, but I've had perfect results with each piece, only having to lightly sand any standing grain resulting from the split.

[@shawnmiller4781]

Avoid splitting the wood by using to pieces but double side tape them together while manufacturing. That was you have a clean split line

[@GPSJayDog22]

All great work as usual. Thanks 4 sharing 🙂

[@mrwattsclass107]

Fantastic work, Mads. I hope your work is truly appreciated.

[@LongWalkerActual]

Mads is a manly man!!! 😅 Regarding the template direction, I'm developing the habit of writing the orientation on any piece I remove or make. I've coined the phrase, "Make enough mistakes, you should learn what NOT to do."

[@martyhandley4456]

I have that same very old saw....I got it for 20$ several years ago, and it has a very nice carbide blade on it and cuts a dream. It’s not fancy, but I build plenty of nice stuff with it

[@malcolmgordge8550]

Woo hooo the headliner looks really great along with your trim woodwork. Excellent work as always.

[@redlion6505]

Everything is much brighter now

[@mzungu4770]

Well done Mads. You're a champion labourer!

[@dbriggs1689]

Looks fantastic. Nicely done

[@tarivard]

Love the attention to details.

[@TotalBoat]

Great use for TotalBond!

[@jonessmith2068]

Capitan Patience does it again! Nice one Mads can't wait for the Cat rebuild to begin.

[@jaybee-5481]

So awesome to meet y'all today at the new project, Jeff.

[@mwatkins2464]

Hopefully soon we can get a video of the catamaran work and glorious sanding process 😂 hint hint Mads. We need to see the cat work please!!!🙏 🇺🇸👍

[@garyolsen5790]

That Cocoa Beach Ace Hardware is a really nice one.

[@texasbuckeyeworkshop7921]

Great job Mads!

[@bdphourde]

Be glad you sweat a lot! I grew up in Brevard County and I remember the start of football season in August! I never sweated enough so my capillaries opened and I got bright red! It may have helped, but not much! And there wasn't any water out on the field. But we lived in Satellite Bch and all I had to do when I got home was to cross A1A and jump in the Atlantic!

[@nic8810]

Looks great, did mine a number of years ago but on a lesser scale to yours!

[@johncnorris]

After all this time I would have expected Mads to provide a celebratory pole dance for completing the Josh hole project.

[@claudehopper9813]

Madds , being a carpenter and knowing many "wood butchers " thru the years . We've all suffered from a little dysphasia from time to time and cut some on the reverse side of the template .

[@carlthor91]

I have the corded version of the miter saw. 👍👍

[@karlfair]

Liked. A way to deal with odd shaped junctions, like the joint in the aft cabin. Cut a piece of vinyl the size of a piece of backer rod plus twice the size of an attachment tab. Glue the backer rod to the strip of vinyl and press the 2 tabs together. It gives a flexible cover for joints. Pearson use to use it on their head liners.

[@svbarryduckworth628]

You can mount those little flippy latch clips to the side of the hole instead of right above it if there isn't room. A regular adult finger can still reach in an bend sideways to reach it. The finger hole clipies on our Halberg-Rassy Rasmus are all in different orientations in different places and that's the way they came from the factory. It's a little annoying because one needs to memorize each and every one or try the other hand if you forget and use the wrong finger since it is impossible to flip your wrist around 180-degrees to reach the other way if you have short fingers like me. After 8+ years of owning this boat I usually get it right on the first try although there are a few cabinets that I don't use very often so I do need to try the other finger a second time. My wife can twist her hand around and still reach because she has long lady fingers and is hyper mobile with her joints.

[@mikeskelly2356]

Spray the magnets parts with clear Poly spray. It won't affect the hold, nor degrade in the dark, but will keep salt air from corroding anything! 👍✌

[@maryjnorwood3962]

Cool saw. (Your do-rag, or dew-rag, is quite appropriate.)😎

[@Ckktopa]

great job, well done!

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Thanks for the "heads up" on the Total Boat thick CA glue and accelerator. I work on all manner of repairs and have several uses for such a product. BTW...I had quit crawling on my knees when I was around 40 or so. The pain was both mystifying and intense. I think such an adjustment in lifestyle may be completely normal yet I am no doctor. Thanks for the video!

[@davidfann5397]

Gods bless you both another great sunday

[@Mechone11]

Your killing me get working on that cat..lol

[@jameshoag1078]

Great Video Sir please keep up the excellent work.

[@N93DF]

Nicely done! As usual.

[@thomascallaghan5988]

Brilliant video

[@fsj197811]

Cool deal, thanks for sharing.

[@kathrynaston6841]

I think it’s really looking great

[@joshuagoodstein2031]

As a Josh myself, BRING BACK OUR HOLE

[@rgarizonahomestead2729]

you got a lot done and you will be in good with the wife for a time. take care and have a wonderful week ahead see you next Sundays video

[@jeanhawken4482]

Looks good

[@USAMOTORHOME]

HEAD LINE looks amazing :)

[@milt7348]

Stay safe and we'll see you next week.

[@davida877]

👍 loving every episode ~ Cheers

[@MrEroshan]

Poor Josh, his hole went down in history.

[@Ifixtit]

Man you did a great job.

[@JBroezel]

Gr8 job! (as always) 😊

[@hansh8071]

Dang spiffy, ace work !

[@rogerkircher]

Good job.👌

[@denjhill]

Always enjoy your videos, however, don't diss old table saws. I have a 1950 HomeCraft 9 inch saw that is excellent. Come to find out it is actually a Delta back from an era when Delta reigned supreme.

[@mikehird5118]

You could add a pc of pre formed L shape corner wood trim and stain to your inside color. Look great and makes you look like a pro. too hard to make everything perfict and your going to see it. My ocd alarm would be going off. lol

[@RowlandWITHERS]

Hi, your always a cut above the rest , 5 years it is surprizing how ones body , repels against movement , when always working in tight places .😉👍✌

[@stevencook9167]

for the josh hole use an escutcheon ring from plumbing they make 2 part.

[@garyhorton9280]

Hi Mads I think the headliner would look a lot better with stainless screws and cup washers 👍

[@SEAclub007]

Hmm. That's a nice saw. Yep.

[@wallacegrommet9343]

To eliminate tearout, pull the saw towards you on the first pass at a shallow depth. Then push forward to cut full depth.

[@posidontrident]

Mr Mads, your husband of the year award is in the mail. It should arrive in a few days…cod.

[@iwoodie]

Respect!

[@ronaldwarren5220]

Pretty spiffy - dang!

[@dannyjones3840]

It's funny how I'm fixing to do the same exact thing Mads- and i bought the same material before last week's episode came out- it seems to be great quality and way less expensive than anything else out there. And doing this will teach you that boats are not built straight lol. I'm having to add extra overhead beams to have straight headliner panels. Oh well.....

[@SailLife]

Hi Danny 🙂 I hope you’re doing well 🙂 Yikes sorry to hear you’re about to struggle with a headliner too 😉 Time consuming but worth it in the end 🙂

[@markdanford1910]

ACE hardware would be a great sponsor!

[@hurdurdur7rl696]

The pole cover thingy, i would have cut it at an angle across the grain instead, would disguise more that it is from 2 parts.

[@normanboyes4983]

Too late now Mads but it has been common practice in woodworking since year dot to identify and mark the face side with a symbol that I cannot type - but you get the idea.👍😀⛵️

[@worp999]

glad thats over

[@dcallan812]

Get the practice in before you have to do the cat's headliner 🤣 Great update 2x👍

[@mikesmith5055]

If it were easy everyone could do it... Nice work!

[@richardcook4007]

How about offsetting the trigger latch so you reach to the side to release the latch? Well I guess not with it epoxied in place, maybe next time.

[@joseramos7476]

Great work, wife brownie points ✔

[@schipp7]

In future, Velcro (hook n loop) aboard is a great alternative in some applications to avoid corroding hardware. Work the vendors at boat show for sponsors and cool gadgets to feature. Report back on favorite burger. Is Eva joining?

[@redrockroger]

I use Devcon 5 min epoxy gel all the time and have never had it go off that quickly. I have used it at 65F and at 80F and it is the same. Maybe you just got one bad package.

[@33eyeman]

Yep☺️👍🙏