Locking Down The Catamaran Structure - Custom Catamaran Build Ep357

[@RaymondLincourt]

Hi Ross and Janet, I have watched all the episodes from up on the top (Montréal, Canada). Congratulations to both of you on your acomplishments. I can’t find the words…….wooow!!! Enjoy every moments on your boat. Raymond, Montreal, Canada

[@gillyb333]

Wow I cant believe how far you have come on the build after all these years of watching you both it is just amazing to see such beautiful progress congratulations xxx

[@garrykennedy5653]

You two are doing an awesome job, can’t wait to meet you both in 26 when we come north again

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

Looking forward to it mate.

[@leswheeler2023]

There you are, old grizzle guts from across the ditch. Keep it up you're doing well.

[@ross82]

Looking good Rosco, I sanded the grading marks off and gave the bolt heads a slight dome finish, then obviously polished. It took only 5mins per bolt and it made them bling!

[@DirkDiggler-qp3vm]

Rosco I’m dieing waiting to see in sea trial and full sail. Been here before you bought the would. I found your channel walking through that completed 50 or 55 ft I believe… PS your craftsman ship and troubleshooting all the issues you run into.

[@JohnCampanelli-w7e]

So close. Looking great

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

Almost there John.Rossco

[@piercet]

Pirate hook hands are on brand for sailing ships, so you've got that going for you!

[@nickcooper14]

Mate, that stainless has come up sexy.. Great work you two 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@CJ-ok7rk]

Fallout remover is great for dissolving small particles of rust, Iron X is a great brand to try.

[@glasmannschaefer]

looks awesome.Can't wait to see it under sail on the water.

[@Thealder07]

At least with the circuits you do each day, you get your steps in. End is in sight

[@brucevogel2693]

Enjoying your progress and seeing how you sort out challenges and correct issues. I missed how you solved the curved door under the galley counter. Do you have any updates on that scheduled for future videos?

[@franckroyet6232]

Head torch would help, looks great mate

[@UnKnown-dy5bb]

Congratulations on the launch well done, I only watch your channel every 5-6 week or so to quickly catch up have never been able to get into the videos been 5-6 months behind so was unaware but as it will be June before we see the launch I did not really miss anything lol. Again congrats

[@Geertruurd1]

To remove the metal polish residu you can use oxalic acid

[@Nena84734]

Wow!

[@chip9177]

Metric sockets - 1/2 ratchet with a 4 foot extension. - -you gotta pick a lane mate lol

[@YoshiaBarabha]

Jenna, you look great in the full video. It's nice to see how pleased your husband is to have you. You have a lovely husband.

[@chairmanmike5858]

We're waiting for the fishing video when you "stop working." The daily retirement party is waiting for you! It's the best.

[@earthstick]

My brother gets split fingers. He works on cars and uses panelwipe all the time. Could be the solvents.

[@fonhollohan2908]

That's typical when your working with solvents. Once your done your hands will heal up!..

[@islandonlinenews]

Oh man music can really effect your mood. Maybe put in a radio Ross? Get some tunes going.

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

Yeah totally agree, we have music on all day but have to turn off every time we film as the copywrite strikes have hit us twice with background music on, insane really, but I do wear ear buds with mysic most days to circumvent this issue.Cheers Ross

[@RobertWiggers]

What is a "seagull strike"? Did I hear that correctly? At 3:20 min in.

[@57dent]

Yes, it's what they call the struts at front of catamaran that support the forestay

[@terrystarr3012]

Hi Ross ,is there a latest video from your build regards

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

This is the latest Terry, currently a few months behind for a very good reason.Rossco

[@buddtwin2]

It’s not an allergy. You’re suffering from working hands ( that’s what I like to call it) but it’s due to extremely dry hands. Solvents, compost dust, water, metal dust all kinds of things start to do it. Also hand can become chapped. But best thing to do is use working hands or Vaseline, or aquaphor and apply a lot of it and rub it in then put on cotton gloves and go to bed. A few nights of this and your hands will be back to normal

[@keithmcintosh3446]

It is not a spanner or a wrench it has always been known as a shifter.

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

Good point Keith

[@ColinWetherelt]

It's a wrench - for the wench. (Sorry Jannet, couldn't help myself)

[@Finn-McCool]

Not sure if you have it Down Under, but here in USA we have Corn Huskers Lotion and I can guarantee you that two nights of generously applying it before bedtime and wearing latex gloves as you sleep will CURE the splitting fingers syndrome. -✌️

[@Peter-jo3wt]

Also, Udder Cream. If it's good enough for Bossy's teats...

[@eppot1]

🙂

[@CraigKeenan-lp8tk]

Id of used button head bolts, gets rid of the "bolt" look.

[@chip9177]

My OCD says Clock the Screws

[@martintaylor984]

Cornhusker’s lotion and cotton gloves overnight will Fix your hands

[@dannyk3115]

Let see what the best ozzie up too

[@boomerbits2297]

I will make the same offer I do to my neighbor from Scotland. We can arrange English lessons. LOL. You guys have me mispronouncing aluminum now !

[@Peter-jo3wt]

America, UK, and Australia, all have pronounced it borh ways, in the not too distant past.

[@RichardHeadGaming]

You mean the pronunciation started by an inbred English Lord that had a speech impediment hundreds of years ago was not meant for the wannabe peasants to adopt as proper? Who would have known...... Well besides us Yanks.

[@william6526]

Maybe try wearing rubber gloves when you are working with the solvents and glues epoxy you are exposing your skin too. That stuff can absorb into your skin and it's most likely toxic .