Resin infusion explained by Andrew Wright from Shockwave Powercats

Andrew Wright, one of our favourite boat nerds, explains the secret sauces that go into his Shockwave Breaksea Powercats, specifically the resin infusion process.
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[@markuswilmes3694]

They know how too build a strong boat these guys

[@Buntabunta937]

It’s amazing working for shockwave, Andrew has so much passion for boats it definitely rubs off on the crew best job best boats

[@jkeddie]

Very interesting and detailed presentation of the process. Well documented. Love seeing the VMR Shockwaves out and about!

[@joshsmith9058]

I like to see a trailer boat under 3.5T. Good looking boat

[@bigphil3255]

Absolutely froth the Sea rescue shockwave, these guys make some primo boats...

[@anthonyscocca7205]

Great presentation of the build process really enjoyed it. Thank you

[@paulgalpin6740]

Its the tucked in shirt for me😂😂

[@tonyburton4963]

Possibly the most informative vacuum infusion build video I have seen. Super sweet boat, so many nice design features. Answered a few of my questions regarding vacuum infusion but still got some.

[@Buntabunta937]

What’s your questions I work there and could possibly be able to answer them if not will definitely find out

[@HenryDarr]

Absolute Dream Boat 💯

[@grantm1891]

Bruce Harris + Modern technology = Andrew Wish I could afford one.

[@enchtrays.1412]

These are the best cats in Australia hands down

[@leighmorris4599]

Gee rough gig for the apprentice

[@Smokeyr67]

Literally rough😮

[@adzoutnabout8666]

I built social ski, ski race and fishing boats for 10 years. I always doubted using synthetic materials in the transom over Ply. Seems my doubts were justified. Fibreglassing really does suck badly.

[@doradosurfcharters]

Sweet

[@slange455]

Interesting video I guess they taper the edges so it overlaps with the next section …wouldn’t like the wood but sounds like it’s the stronger option probably the life of the boat for the first owner anyway

[@mungbean84]

If the penetrations are done properly it will never be an issue. It's only when someone exposes it to water does it have a chance to deteriorate.

[@turbolife5912]

Please excuse my ignorance, but why has this style of twin hull boat been known for tipping over thanks

[@the-naked-sailor]

Probably due to its high centre of gravity.