🔥 GLUING IN THE DECKS! 🔥 - ⛵️ Building 50ft Sailboat - ep75 Project SeaCamel

You are opening new territory in the boat building world ... building your own CNC machine, working with wood laminate, consciously choosing materials that support the planet and most impressively designing the boat itself and programming the CNC for all the cuts. You are singlehandedly opening new boat build territory ... making CNC boat building accessible to the individual. I applaud your pioneering spirit and intelligent design. Thanks for smoothing out the bumps for those who are sure to follow.

Mistakes are there to be made and to learn from. Fix and smile. She is beginning to look like a boat now. All the best, you are doing a great job.

Nice to see you watching the Duracell Project. I wonder if they watch you? And I am sure you will fix the little gap. Remember, the man who never made a mistake never made anything!

And when it’s time for a break you are watching the Duracel project! Focus on boatbuilding😊

Far out, I build a 52 footer cement boat. Never have I been brave enough to tackle that myself. Brave man.

GREAT to see the shape of the boat take form ! A couple of months ago, you where in a bit of a dark spot, but now I see light in your eyes again 👍🏻 …. And that is very- very nice to see. Keep up the good spirit, she will be a beautiful ship. … and very symmetrical due to the exactness of the CNC. 😁

Controversial take. Structural integrity is the crux. When you are on the water, you won't care about a 5 in 1000mm slope in the bow portion of your deck and care even less about the 5 in 5000 slope amidships. You will feel the pain when you modify part after part. Love the show.

It’s probably more important that it’s in the same plane than level, but doesn’t hurt to be both. Our Dovoh seems to be pretty close to our higher quality grade level. I think you’re set! Good job! One way to confirm (especially inside) is to set level on the wall far away and use a water level. Water levels are nearly perfect and all you need is a bucket, clear tubing and a stick. You can confirm your laser that way too as its error can only be a pitch (plane) issue, photos always travel in a straight line.

When you tried to force the outside vertical pieces down by hammering it, and it had no space to go anywhere; so it forced the inside pieces up. And that's how you got the gaps. You also used the pry bars, and that probably also pushed up the inside pieces to create that gap.

Panu I just caught up on all your videos. You are so inspiring man! For me this is like a Disney film, some cheesy message like “follow your dreams!” but it’s actually real! You’re going to have such a beautiful boat. You will not regret the commitment to precision. Thank you for being the kind of crazy person to take on such an ambitious project, and thank you for all the extra work you’re doing to document it.

For the first time, Arctic SeaCamel is actually a three dimensional object.

I feel your pain Bro, thanks for showing this warts and all, it is very instructional and is what makes this project so watchable

Big job I hope you can fix the problem good luck 👍👍

Panu walking quickly on his new sidedeck = legendary! 😮 Best of luck forward, u are doing a fantastic job!

Hi Parnu. I am not a boat builder but with different things I am involved with I find it quicker in the long term to go back to the stage that isn't quite right put it right and correct then move on to the next stage. It saves altering alot of the work that you have done but not yet fitted. All the best mate see you soon . Chris

Good luck my friend, I know you’ll figure it out. What an incredible project! From Texas in the USA. I long for the temperatures you deal with.

You are right. Someone in Spain doing this would have to build a huge refrigerator. 😂

I would say your mistake is close to a benefit of the slope helping to shed water if the other side was same then it would match and any cosmetic adjustment done once boat is flipped. Awesome to see is coming together and keep up the good work

Great to see how YouTube allow inspiration across the world. Panu, I am so impressed with your talents, grit and stamina. You master all disciplines and are of great inspiration. Be proud!!

Working with epoxy and plywood, some would recommend pretreating the ply with a layer of epoxy before the glue up, to limit the "sucking up" of the glue into the dry woodnm, and so make a better seal.