Sail life – Super spiffy cozy v-berth DIY sailboat project
Dec 2022
22
This week I put up mahogany slats in the v-berth and make it super cozy.
00:00 Introduction
00:55 The plan for the week
01:07 Satin vs glossy finish
02:01 Surface prep
02:48 Glodspar Satin
04:55 Mahogany slats
07:35 Freezer area
08:08 International clear wood sealer
10:57 Surface prep and application
12:06 Headliner
13:19 Locker doors
14:37 The plan for next week
15:24 Crossed fingers
16:10 CYA
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Brad Scott
3 years agoThe V-berth is looking DAMN SPIFFY! Will you be able to program the magic digital switch box thingie to turn on the "mood lighting" and start your Barry White playlist simultaneously via bluetooth? Asking for a friend…
Silvio504
3 years agoNo isolation in the V-berth? Wauu.
I wouldn't sleep there.
B.L.N
3 years agoHej Mads. Jeg er nysgerrig 🙂 Jeg kan se i tidligere videoer at du anvender Epifanes Rapidcoat, du er nu konverteret til International Goldspar satin, hvad er grunden til dette og starter du ikke ud med klar lak i de første lag, eller hvad er din fremgangs måde ?
Jordan Alos
3 years agoWhere did you get your mahogany slats from? I’m looking at doing the same thing, but having no luck finding a good source?
s/y ATLA
3 years agoHi Mads! I have been following your channel for some time now, and right now my boat is up and this very weekend I will start my first DIY-project – the forward cabin. I would like to know what paint I should have on the hull – You mentioned International and Sigma, but which paint from these companies? Hope you can help me with this, because the paint shop I went to today didn't really know. Fair winds! /Maria
FTSETrader Steve
3 years agoAAAARRRGGGHHHH!…..NO…NO….NO….Always hand sand in direction of the grain…..Not with a machine…..!!!!!
Star Karan
3 years agoFull help with projects on the Stodoys website.
Rodger Snyder
3 years agoWill be doing my v-berth as well .
S/v …Waves (Buchan '37).
S/V Mojo
3 years agoSpiffy no doubt. Just a thought, I’d look at putting a couple of lights underneath the storage cabinetry in the forward berth, perhaps on a separate circuit controlled in the berth. Nice to gave that lighting for guests to read by. Plus, I just like a well lit room
Yanir Taflev
3 years agoDon't you have to put insulation below the water line? also I didn't see that you put some under the mahagony in the vbirh…
Mark Anthony G.
3 years agoWhere did you get your slats from?
Chadd Thompson
3 years agoWhere do you find your mahogany slats?
Kenneth Wang
3 years agooh no! you forgot the insulation!
Jesse Falsone
3 years agoJust subscribed. Feeling unworthy with my Tartan 37 refit. Come up the Chesapeake to Annapolis on your US visit. Great place to be in October.
Roy Clare
3 years ago🤞 🤞🤣
Jeffrey Thompson
3 years agoLooking pretty dang spiffy!!!
Mr. Med
3 years agoEverything is looking tip-top-shape. BTW don't you have hardware stores in Denmark like a; Lowes or Home Deport or Ace Hardware – You order a lot online for delivery. I usually make 20 trips to Lowes for my projects; 10 to purchase and 10 to return items…
Bill Sail
3 years agoMads, Live long and prosper back at you 🙂
Francisco Pereira do Valle
3 years agoHi Mads, a while ago you showed us a very spiffy wireless temperature sensor connected to your phone.
Can U pls share the brand/model of such sensor?
Thanks a lot
Lex Maxwell
3 years agoJust soak the brass bits in acid to remove all the oxidation from places you can't reach. Citric acid or vinegar or whatever. And do you want some Lanolin? Chapped lips, turn buckles, hinges: it works for everything. Less toxic and less runny than engine oil (actually supposed to be high pressure resistant and suitable for under the waterline). I'll send you some if you want. I… bought half a kilo but I think all I needed was 60g for the next 2 years.
Courtney Gorman
3 years agoHi Great video in the future the best way to deal with things like corroded hinges is to soak them in coke a cola for about 3 hours then presto no more stuck hinges
Robert Esqsquire
3 years agoHi what is the thickness and width of the mahogany planks you are using for the side s, thanks