NUMARINE EXPLORER SUPERYACHTS. HOW THEY BUILD THEM!!!

[@idib1739]

I was eagerly expecting this episode. Numarine yachts are truly fascinating. Thanks a lot David.

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Glad you enjoyed it...or I should say are "enjoying" it since it is almost an hour long!!!

[@idib1739]

@@Yachtsforsaleblog Yes indeed, can't wait for the future episodes too. Also David, if you could get them to share a little more about the 45 XP it would be Extra👌. Thanks again!

[@colin.chaffers]

The use of "lean" and quality management tools, in yacht manufacturing should be a industry standard. Numarine have nailed the explorer range of yatchs, and will reflect in a strong order book. Very impressive. Great vblog David, to the high standards you have set.

[@patrickabas1112]

Looking forward to more Numarine content. I loved this deep insight into the yard. Good luck to N&J on this amasing colaboration.

[@melihsisik1956]

Greetings from the Planning Department of Numarine! It was great video 👍

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Hi Melih, thanks for watching. You work with a great company!!!!

[@PowhiroMus]

Very impressive walk-through of the manufacturing areas and the various models. Incredibly informative and thoughtful Numarine host, exceptionally professional and obvious quality shipyard, simply amazing!. The best part was you hardly got a word in, not necessary and really your Numarine host knew his business thoroughly and what Numarine's clients wanted and needed. Possibly your best work yet! Cheers.

[@henrycarlson7514]

Interesting, Thank You. Such a fine example of what can be done with a flexeble design . So interesting to see how different builders problem solve . So many fasinating design elements . I am looking forward to seeing more tours , I would like to see a speck page like Nautistyles do Thank You

[@timtownsend4151]

David, that is the best video yet, and there have been some great ones over the years. So good to see the passion and care that goes into the construction process. You just know that you are in safe hands with Numarine.

[@neilread6888]

Great video again. Even though they have HSE training not one pair of safety glasses in sight, not even the lathe and mill operators, they will be having a red day at some point.

[@gee530]

Really interesting to see this. The 37 looks to be really nice. Can't wait to see a walktrough of it finished. And of course the 45...

[@ralphcrawford8331]

"Happy crew - happy owner" would be popular in the US. Love these in-depth tours where you find what the factory does in-house and the depth of their commitment.

[@lashamartashvili]

Will be waiting for your videos exploring numarine yachts at sea.

[@chrish2996]

Hi David and Ali. A very detailed and informative factory tour. Numarine have great design, unique lines and incredible spaces. Really really liked the walkthrough and a relaxing commentary from Ali explaining all the features. Look forward to the next episode. Thanks 😊

[@grondhero]

I really enjoyed this video. 😊 I do like the walk-through of the shipyard/factory, allowing us a glimpse of what it's like when the ship is under construction. The addition of the ship layout overlay and the red dot showing us where you were in the ship is a great addition and I hope to see that used in future superyacht videos. I would love to see the construction and/or walk-through of their 45 meter vessel. Thanks for the video and I hope you are doing well!

[@clifbradley]

Denison must be the US dealer because Tony Smith was trying to sell people hulls just a few months ago. Glad you all got the contract. A d this video is awesome. I love Numarine. Next to Bering, it's awesome.

[@alisavas9526]

Fantastic tour of this great boat yard

[@thomasw5430]

Great start to this series. I can not wait to see the finished product. The stainless work looks amazing, as does cabinetry. I really liked the way they made it so the door does not impede traffic.

[@SilentFOZ]

I love the behind the scenes and knowing the ppl behind the yachts.

[@amandabortello505]

Awesome video David, very informative, thoroughly enjoyed.

[@jonrd463]

Fantastic video, David! I work for a large aerospace manufacturer and it was neat to see how Numarine is using the same lean tools we utilize to improve our production efficiency. I especially liked how they incentivized their implementation of employee ideas for improvement (known in leanspeak/Japanese as "Kaizen"). Some of the best ideas come from the people who have their hands on the product day in and day out and it's a wonderful way to instill a sense of ownership by giving their input visibility. Overall, loved the video and I'm looking forward to more indepth looks like this if possible!

[@Paulkyalomutua]

First and foremost, congratulations to yall for the new partnership. I hope this will be the start of great things for both N.H & J and the Numarine shipyard. Secondly, I'm looking forward to a lot more such videos that incorporate the shipyard work, from construction to completion. It would be great if you could do more build videos. Cheers and all the best. Great video btw.

[@cbrusharmy]

This is a great video. Love the white board room.

[@stevenmccarty7010]

Great video. Would love to see more videos like this. Very educational

[@joecarson3379]

Yachts for sale channel is getting better and better...Numarine is booming... coincidence????

[@SoloAdventureDiva]

THIS IS AMAZING!!! SO INFORMATIVE!!! SO DETAILED!!!!

[@EuroGuy85]

Your videos are so informative. If you're looking for a sub 30m explorer that might be the "right product for you", Bering and Nordhavn yachts "shipyards" are always happy to oblige, for a price of course. Ali and his factory team need a PR rep asap! 😂

[@chinomsomaduagwu8415]

This is brilliant, enjoy the content.

[@izaac1312]

Would love to see any new thing from you with Numarine, I’m particularly interested in the 45xp. I’d like to eventually buy a Numarine, although one closer to 50 meters and with an elevator!

[@mervynmontague1811]

Interesting and informative 💎

[@imichael2411]

Amazing Yachts! Amazing company! The Turks are fast becoming the Premier Yacht builder in the world! By the By, I want a 45ER!!!

[@KurreB]

Thanks David for an informative video, but there is a difference between explorer yachts and explorer yachts. It would be interesting to have an interview with Alexey Mikhailov at Bering Yacht as a comparison to this video.

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Coming up next week...

[@gavinmarshall9950]

And yet there they were using drills and lathes with out glasses🤪

[@Coowallsky]

One of the 1st things I noticed.

[@westonbadke5434]

Yes if one boat is delayed, all the rest get delayed too. Having as much as possible in house, saves on possible delays. Increases quality control as well.

[@michaelfield533]

Love it more soon please, and I hope I win the lottery soon ha ha

[@peneloped.wenman4388]

... oh, so brilliant .. wonderful flowing condensed info & streamlined in perfect cadence as always ... & David with your great voice ... love the sewing room ... I'm wondering if quilting would catch on? ... a line of bedding & interior cushions? ... I would love to see a feature on this ... as the old saying goes: ''ever Onward, ever Upward' so goes the prosperity curve as you launch into new & expanded territory ... very sincere Congrat's ... & looking forward to your 'elevation gain' in the ascent of new projects ...❤

[@DanielWiley]

Beautiful Design.

[@JyttesTrailCamera]

Loved this! Yes, please, gimme more 😄

[@rafenzotravels]

I am looking forward to the day you upload a video of their stunning 45XP

[@paulcoady7016]

looking at this video there are very striking similarities between numarine and bering in terms of construction and approach. Are they in any way connected?

[@jonnyeriksson3341]

Amazing video, thanks

[@mapuc]

Well building your own superyacht seems impossible when watching this video. It would take more than a lifetime. There's so much to take into account and all the tools needed.

[@monsG165]

A Trello sales rep really needs to get in touch with them. Would be their easiest sell.

[@rudideghelt]

wow David, isn't one of your longest videos? I loved this episode and not the following ones, keep the same format. Thank you David 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ayumichiyo3842]

I hope there will be a chance for a walktrough on a 45XP, must be a big vessel, since the 37XP has so much volume!

[@StanOwden]

13:00 Is the ceiling structural grid made of GRP?

[@ralgor100]

Nice video

[@michaelhastie7324]

There seems to be slightly more than two weeks of work left on that 37m. Even on a 24h/day schedule, there looks like 4 months left before sea trials.

[@michaelhastie7324]

I think that I may have the production year wrong. Fall 2023 perhaps?

[@cprolland1539]

Is the superstructure made of fiberglass???

[@rickydee5863]

Yes .

[@anthonymcnab9784]

I have to get involved in this industry!!

[@reefwiz99]

are they building a 45xp for spec?

[@kokomo9764]

I am curious how the current financial crises in Turkey is impacting yacht builders. With inflation nearing 80% and the currency collapse, there must be a huge impact on all Turkish builders, including NuMarine. Turkey has burned through nearly all of their cash reserves and may, sometime very soon, be forced to declare bankruptcy. If I were thinking of having a yacht built by a Turkish shipyard, I would be hesitant to do so in the current situation. Thoughts?

[@NikStarow]

Looks like they have a Lean Methodology. Dont know the variant, only worked with WCM and Factory Excellence. Lean methodology when applied properly, is amazing. Ive been to businesses where they try to implement only parts of it, and it never works. This shipyard has, by the look of whats presented, implemented it properly.

[@BrettMoore66]

the look good but, I had a look at various models on the site and they do not make good use of internal space, they do not have enough range or fuel capacity either. If they made some inroads into the use of solar and hybrid engines, as well as keeping a slightly narrower hull, they could easily boost that cruising range (oddly they have it separate from economical range) to 6000+ nm. The yachts are light due to their composite tops vs Aluminum which has some slight advantage in displacement BUT it comes at a cost of strength, fire resistance, and stability. Sorry, I still like Bering yachts better :-) But saying that, im not dissing the company or you for presenting it. I do like their style and overall design which again, is easier to do with composite than aluminum. As a person who dislikes the idea of drowning.. I ask myself this question: What would I want to be on if I was in the Indian ocean and was hit by a freak wave ! Well.. composite would NOT be on my list 🙂

[@rroycbls]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@juanlugo7642]

37XP is my DREAM yaht.....All I need 2 do is WIN the lottery.....😂🥰🤣

[@armyman3666]

This looks incredibly similar to Bering

[@lombokpropertyinvestmentlo7324]

How much time do they waste making charts?

[@tedmitchell226]

I'm not convinced that fiberglass is the way to go, look at Nordhavn and Bering with their steel hulls and aluminum superstructures. I would be prone to go with a Bering myself

[@patricklawler4138]

Their white board and suggestion board is a off shoot of Six Sigma.

[@connannbarbarin3033]

I would prefer a Baring

[@222INFINITY]

10 for sure, but possibly as early as 5 years, every boat over 30 feet in length will be a catamaran, with pre-preg carbon fiber construction and a minimum 50 year life span. Delivery date will average 1 day per foot. Building fiberglass boats with polyester or vinylester resin is low quality, and bigger boats with steel hulls is a cheap way to go, who in their right mind, builds a boat with steel that will spend its life in a saltwater bath, can you say endless rust bucket?

[@lafayetteporter6044]

Turkey is having serious economic problems, wonder how that is affecting Numarine.

[@idib1739]

Their clients don't. Probably not much of an issue here.

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Turkey has hyper-inflation at the moment, it was always ridiculously cheap when I visited there in the past but on this recent trips prices of hotels, taxis etc were more in line with what I usually pay in Europe. The shipyard seems to be coping well, with a full order book. If I live stream with the owner in the future I'm sure this is a question that will be asked.

[@pupfield]

The very fact that this company believes you can't use the term "master cabin" should tell you everything you need to know. When you add in the factors of them not wanting to do customization and that they are using factory production GRP, this is not a good place to spend millions of dollars.

[@Yachtsforsaleblog]

Hi Peter, I also misunderstood Ali when he said "I'm not sure if we can call this a Master". What he actually meant is that the real Master Stateroom is on the upper deck, so the main deck stateroom couldn't really be referred to as a "Master". With regards to the GRP and customisation...using GRP up to a certain size allows yards to build a very robust yacht at a very competitive price point. Most production yards resist too much customisation, they have a schedule to keep to. There are other brands that offer fully custom projects, but at a very different price.

[@Coowallsky]

The residential Real Estate Market has been trying to eliminate the “Master” term for 3-4 years now. As if the buyer really gives a rat’s…

[@YourRoyalHighness]

I don't like this guy, very arrogant and would be a pain to work with.

[@Coowallsky]

What guy?

[@carlospedrocanarias8044]

👎

[@stuartbaker6339]

Why ?

[@sdtok527]

​@@stuartbaker6339 Look at the "VIP" at 20:00 I have seen Ikea brochures that look better. Look at the way they make the beds, a solid plank with a mattress on top. You can see the screws in the window trims. At 21:38 the masterbedroom looks the same but bigger. Window trim is better, but the window in window is a cheap solution. The ceiling looks very bad, the tiles are not even alligned properly. You can see that some ceiling tiles have a lower corner than their neighbor. The led is done very cheaply as well, good led lighting is often indirect, hidden. Than a personal point, at 34:58 you see their showroom design. To me it looks VERY cold and unpleasant, but that might be cultural as well, I know many Turkish people like that sort of style. But as I said, that is just personal taste. I mean dont get me wrong, I will probably never be able to afford this. But for that money, I think I would choose another dream boat.

[@Coowallsky]

@@sdtok527 This isn’t a finished yacht.