Inquiring Minds Satiated with Sonar Tube Explanation - JB Insider: Ep. 8

On the heels of our most-viewed episode to date featuring the walk-through of the Jarrett Bay 84, we address a frequently asked question before jumping into new construction and service projects.

[@mhix102]

These videos are way too short. We need a 30 min video of Jarrett Bay Insider!

[@bobblack6816]

Years ago my son was there for work being done on a Hatteras 86 ( ? ) for a month! Great people, great town close by! Super quality yard!! Still have my JB t shirt 👕 somewhere!👍❤️

[@McFingal]

I can’t never get enough of your videos, I just love your boats.

[@patricklarue2023]

Paysage !!!!! Wonderful customers ! Can't wait to finish this beauty,and start another project !

[@mikehamilton4357]

Once again thanks for the tour it truly is a work of art

[@BC4Lyphe]

on behalf of all us boat owners drooling. we wouldnt complain if the videos were 85 minutes long. keep em flowin boys

[@lgriestra]

Once again, very interesting. Thanks!

[@RenierRivas]

He's like that granpa whos an amazing story teller. His voice is super soothing

[@danh3534]

GREAT video!

[@roguemarineadvisors]

This guy is just too good.

[@caseydixon8714]

Would love to work for JB! To bad you arnt in new Zealand!

[@SRooney34]

love the "shit tank vent" hahaha

[@Meal_Team6]

As a boat tech myself, I can only imagine the forethought and planning of all these systems, I'm getting a headache just thinking about it. I assume you guys use cad and other computerized aids to design and plan these builds.

[@stevenjay72]

I have a question!...are you hiring?...I can sweep floors,fetch coffee,help design hulls and power train...only stipulation,..I must go on every sea trial!..Great videos!..wish they were longer!...God bless from Texas!

[@McFingal]

Hell yeah, I bought my boat up in New Bern N.C. About 20 miles up the Neuse river dome them. Sailed by them on my way back to Seabrook Texas. I should’ve stopped now my way buy.

[@stevenjay72]

@@McFingal Spent my childhood on the water,Dad was a shrimper...Are you hiring?...Will work for peanuts,just to be on the water!...lol...Seabrook is right down the street.

[@JarrettBay]

We are almost always looking for passionate team members of all skillsets to add to the team. Not as easy to guarantee the sea trials ;)

[@HackedFishing]

Mr. Hodge what is the average time frame from design to acceptance? Just curious

[@JarrettBay]

In our world of fully-custom boats, if we could build in a perfect “vacuum” of circumstances, a 60’ boat could be done in about one and a half years. In the real world with multiple projects under way and the dynamic of making design decisions during the build, it becomes much more difficult to predict. I would say a two and a half year time frame is not a bad estimate.

[@TheRuffusMD]

great video , but not long enough... 30 mins would be nice .. i would like to see the actual work going on .. as usual thanxs