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[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

Magnifique! Grand Bravo! Grand Merci!

[@BoatbuildingIndia]

good

[@NebulaEngineering]

I rate this video 5 stars.

[@BoatbuildingIndia]

right❤

[@igortarassenko8990]

Without saw mill making those boards is impossible. In today's Asia they really make big wooden ships, but with ready made boards or with their own saw mills. It is like cutting granite for Egyptian Pyramids with bronze chisels and saws.

[@wandickmilojevic1132]

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[@paulbriggs3072]

During the fiberglass plug making portion of the fiberglass boat hull portion of the video. they cite the plug's wax being used to protect against the elements. NO! It's a PLUG!! Not the finished hull! It's used to keep the gelcoat and fiberglass in the next step from sticking to the plug! And they then state the fiberglass on the mold is to "withstand the forces on the water". Again, NO!! It's a mold!! Used merely to make the entirely separate hull.

[@igortarassenko8990]

And after this you still believe that shipbuilding began thousands years ago? With all these machines and board-cutting techniques...

[@moodlemech]

yep. They were smart obviously. Wooden boats like this are still built in Asia - with a few hand tools.

[@YoureNowOnTV]

I don't know about these AI voice over video's. For example the video has 59k views with 3 comments and 468 likes? How is that even possible? Seems like more than just AI has been used for the voice over.

[@YouCanDo_TV]

We have found that videos that are inaccurate, controversial, or humorous tend to have more comments. While videos on YouCanDo TV try to provide the most accurate information possible, along with information that is purely technical and dry, without exaggeration. As a result, many people watch but few people leave comments.

[@YoureNowOnTV]

@@YouCanDo_TV Thanks for the comprehensive answer, I wasn't expecting that. 😀👍