More Bulkheads & New Compartment Taking Shape - Ep. 427 RAN Sailing

[@andrewbogle3350]

Not only are you doing a fantastic job you are more articulate in English than many native English-speakers. Impressive!

[@bobgaysummerland]

People often don't realize the connection to a boat is more than an object. You guys are full on life partners with this one. It's a thing of beauty.

[@tomjones6777]

The production quality and subject matter of each and every video is outstanding. Thank you.✌️🇺🇸

[@apwentink7679]

I believe you said to turn the showerdoor inwards. Maybe you could consider to turn it outwards because, for whatever reason, if you fall or slip and are unconscious, wich can happen easely, nobody can get to you because you lay against te door. If its possible or necessary one turns the door to the largest room/space.

[@RANSailing]

Good point! Hadn’t thought about that one… We’ll give it some thought. 👍😊

[@BilldalSWE]

While I get your point a flimsy plexiglass door isn't stopping anyone in an emergency...

[@SailingMayhem]

It is a delight to see that you show that we metalheads can work too! Thanks for a great episode :)

[@Al-cynic]

feels like the build is becoming more enjoyable, less gruelling.

[@cliffstevenson5773]

Malin pantomiming in her big orange fleece just brightened up my day.

[@chet3louisiana558]

I anxiously look for your videos every Friday. They are entertaining, informative and inspiring. Thank you !!

[@jonnenne]

I can certainly say that no production boat ever took this many details into consideration. No shortcuts here!

[@RobertDuda-u3q]

It's nice to see everything falling into place so beautiful, to see you happy with the results, it's beautiful. Best regards.

[@sunline24]

It is really starting to take shape inside.

[@Tomm9y]

Seeing where the mast will be in the cabin, the cutting of part of the primary bulkhead, it is great to see the boat take shape. Great to spend time with family and work on a non-boat project together. I just realised it will be 9 years this year since I started watching your videos! Although YT changed my user name along the way. The next video will be the 450th one.

[@oreilly1237878]

Staggering determination to get the job done and the project finished.Well done.

[@johncampbell9216]

We can see the excitement written on your face, Malin! This is going to be an epic year!

[@dennispatrick4999]

It's great to see it coming together. Long haul to get here and much more to go obviously. Progress 😎⛵️

[@paulladdie1026]

Great work, as usual. I wait for your episode every week 🙂

[@raho118]

Nice one, but wouldn't a deck prism be a nice lighting-solution for the shower?

[@RANSailing]

Haven’t thought about that. Maybe something to look into… Thanks! 👍😊

[@haighaj]

Amazing to see the progress and it coming together!!

[@leandroguerra4158]

This part of the constrution is very satisfying. You could see your work as well your Dreams. Congratulações. Keep going

[@twinner666]

Perfekt!

[@andrewjames7616]

Thankyou 👍

[@oscarw9889]

First! 😉 Great project guys and progress will be faster from here....

[@crdorado1195]

Progressing nicely.

[@kilobaite]

great video to release some stress before going to sleep since i have an important exam tomorrow ❤

[@RANSailing]

Best of luck on the exam!

[@kilobaite]

@RANSailing thank you so much :)

[@jonbeecroft4912]

wow looking good like to see the detail your doing

[@robinhodgkinson]

Yes I don’t think most people appreciate just how tough epoxy is and how strong a bond it makes to materials like wood or foam. In fact in most cases edge joining two pieces of material actually adds strength to that area rather than creating a weak spot. Try and break a bond by bending two joined pieces and invariably it won’t break where the join is! Btw Johan, you’re doing a really first rate job. As expected. Cheers

[@stevenlevstik1020]

You guys do amazing work, and it's fun to see Vira growing up. We met you in San Diego for a few minutes, and Vira was still in the oven. She may have been born in Sweeden, but she was made in the USA. Look forward to your next video. - Steve in San Diego

[@RANSailing]

Hey Steve! Thanks for watching all these years. 👍😊 We hope to come back one day. Take care!

[@boazran9809]

Thanks!

[@jscoulter61]

Johan finally got some new work shoes 😀

[@lapsedluddite3381]

Brilliant! Thank you.

[@PAINFOOL13]

Looking Great 🎉👏👏

[@jbprospector3638]

Great progress. Looking great guys. Always enjoy your videos 👍😎

[@americanbornwalkaway9110]

VERY COOOL

[@janheikens5005]

Hi, I worked in KLM maintenance for years. Also a lot of repairs using roughly the same vacuüm methods. Only with prepreg bonding film with a heat blanket. You could maybe put the tacky tape, when you are making the curved pieces, on the side of the mold. Or put the whole mold with the curved pieces in a vacuüm bag. Its just a suggestion from a admirer of you both

[@bertplank9892]

Good sound effects.......

[@RANSailing]

😊

[@WilliamGushulak]

Not too much thicken epoxy on the inside radius and to use peel ply was a perfect idea, then go from there after cure.

[@trevhedges]

Thanks guys 😊

[@trevhedges]

4:52 i like the idea of the toilet being slightly angled, because without getting graphic, i think it’s far more normal for humans to have their legs apart when using it, (have a look how you sit next time, I doubt with your knees together?)

[@trevhedges]

You think about it, that toilet seat/ bowl is on an Angle, you will be able to brace yourself with your shoulders in the corner, but also have plenty of leg room, which again is more natural and also provides more stability & actually uses less floor space.. it’s ideal..

[@mikestephan2568]

I'm curious to know what type of door on your head will be used that makes the same sound as what Malin gave at precisely the 6:23 time stamp!

[@andrewwarrenford]

I loved the sound effects!!

[@KennyP88]

Please excuse me Malin. Your descriptions of the shower area, as you pretend to wash and do your hair, along with your Swedish accent tickles me. 😊 You are obviously so excited to be “feeling” your dream boat, as you should be. I’m very happy for you both, but not forgetting how much more work is involved before you have the opportunity to share that shower space with each other. Again, excuse me, she’s just so darn cute! ❤

[@Paulookingatyou]

Hello there 😅 I'm always waiting for Fridays somehow impatient, but at the same time, I'm one week older 😮 I guess when your beautiful boat is finished I'll be a few years older, and the much wiser and happy to follow your journey 😊 wishing you a wonderful weekend.

[@bryansmith1920]

I never realised because I was the son of an Engineer, how trickle down, really does work(just not in economics)in opening the mind of a child, The actual fact that liquid flows, through and over their skin, changing the feel of heat and cold, I was blessed with a teacher as a Dad

[@voltairegoethe]

aren't those foam triangles [for the filet] the same as having empty air? do they soak up resin? it would seem so much stronger to have thickened epoxy and fiberglass - yes way more work but exponentially stronger - I could be wrong...

[@Gus.1979]

Have you tried or thought about an electric blanket. For the variable settings and a timer that they have? Wondering if it would be more efficient than leaning the heater over Or would it need more energy and get epoxied to the table?

[@philipwright7186]

I think Johan there was a subtle hint (at 6.22) that Malin wants Star Trek doors throughout the boat...

[@milt7348]

Stay safe

[@louissparks2496]

I see you finally got your electric scissors.

[@frankd3024]

14:29 Es hat gut funktioniert, den Ausschnitt für die Stabilisierung zu verwenden. 🙂

[@mikakari9498]

@06:06 sound effects. 😀

[@RANSailing]

😂

[@danac5798]

Have you looked at using Edura fiberglass panels?

[@trevhedges]

2:47 and added benefit of using this foam other than price and it’s impervious to water & ease of working with it (as if that wasn’t enough) it’s actually a brilliant noise and temperature insulation quality! Why more boat builders don’t use it? Is beyond me.. it’s light, strong, and effective at doing what’s required, KZbin is full on backyard lake houseboats being constructed using absolutely non skilled hobbyists making great little lake camper/ fishing boats and not having any issues whatsoever..

[@davidcatanach2620]

If the glue is stronger than the foam a join will actually add strength to the panel. Similar to the timber laminations being stronger than solid wood.

[@beepbeeblebrox3972]

it was really hard to visualize the space, that is until Malin made the sound effects thank you

[@kevindowd7769]

🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

Hi 🧙🏼‍♂️🇬🇧 Sirrius boats on their channel have just released a video of their latest Vessel for a German guy its Called Mimi electric a 40ft explorer with twin 10kw Electric regen saildrive motors and a battery but with a generator .. its in German but auto translate worked well. Definitely worth a look at ... the manouverability of the system and control demonstrated is quite impressive akin to a Catamaran... Vera filling her face with hot dog among the extended familly ..😂 silence is golden 😉...

[@aokettun]

First time I see you and Matt build the same thing, but slightly differently. You didn’t seem to be concerned with filling the kerf cut entirely with thickened epoxy. Now I don’t know who to imitate when the day comes.

[@ctown6971]

20:15 Why don't you use thickend epoxy and just create a cove like other builders do instead of these wedges you are installing? Seems like extra work and more materials used.

[@Maddest-qu9bo]

I have a feeling that they are going to have a hard time installing the keel. Torquing the nuts will be difficult to do.

[@nielshenriksen1043]

What products are you using to build it? foam and glue? Where do you buy it?

[@BlueSparrow13]

Foam cored fiberglass epoxy laminate

[@nielshenriksen1043]

@@BlueSparrow13 yes but what foam?

[@ImnotChuck.]

I think Swedish squirrels have longer ears than USA squirrels.

[@jonnenne]

Yep, the European ones have tufted ears. Also they are usually more orange than American ones.

[@lapsedluddite3381]

Those are the adorably cute Eurasian Red Squirrels. There are many subspecies throughout their huge range, with some being more brownish than reddish.

[@mikaelmartin9288]

At my knowledge Level it looks you are doing vacuum molding, but have you considered vacuum infusion?. By the way hat of for what you are doing. Dont know if imasked before what you to had as professions in the past? 😊

[@BrianSimpson-tk3xj]

It seems odd that you use vacuum on the flat bulkheads when gravity and weight would be easy and sufficient and then don’t use it for your foam fillet and tabbing where it would improve the nature of the bond.

[@trevhedges]

14:45 them doorways wide enough? Okay a person fits through, but what about it you’re moving anything? 🤔

[@marcgehr9313]

Why don't u do flooring before bulkheads

[@hedge58]

SQUIRRELS!

[@JoeJulian]

January 20, 2024 eh? 😂

[@RANSailing]

Haha! You caught it… 😂 Time flies too fast.