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Patrons ONLY! Delos 2.0 Weekly Timelapse (#2) (Patreon)

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Hey Delos Tribe, this weeks build timelapse is hot off the editing machine! Thanks for all the comments and suggestions on last weeks time lapse. I did my best trying to narrate this weeks. It was a bit tricky but I'll try to do better next time. Please let us know what you think below and sending lot's of good vibes from Australia!

Comments

Stephen

How are your welds looking? Took me awhile until my welds didn't look like little silver poop balls! Cheers to you all from SoCal! 😜

How to Renovate a Chateau

Thanks for the timelapses! What a great boat this will be! (even though right now, it looks like you're building a giant Batmobile!

Tim S

Appreciate the play by play. Keep them coming.

Peter Hughes

Awesome.. great to see the progress

Sailing SV Delos
>>140522868

Ha ha it's tough but I have to say there has been marked improvement! Dan assures me even though they aren't pretty they are strong.... So at least i have that going for me :)

Thomas Lengel

Yes The progress is amazing! Everything looks excellent and the timelapse surely shows it. Truly cool!

Gucci Pilot

How’s Sierra doing with her new school? Has she learned how to say G’day mate?

Colleen Balch

Timelapse is great! Thanks for the narration. Psyched to tune in each week to see what’s happening.

David Gray

That was awesome! Good job on the narration.

CATHERINE HACKETT

I really appreciated the narration! Such fun to watch it slowly coming together!❤️⛵️

Charles Burns

Great job on the narration! Makes it much more interesting. Is there any way you can slow the time lapse down just a little? That would help. Hope Sierra is doing great in school!!

Jeanne H. Mathieu

Yeah 🥳🥳🥳The best Narrator we can possibly have. Liked this one very much. 5 min of intense information and progress in the becoming of D2👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Tom Worrell

Fantastic job! The music and narration made it so much better. I'm really looking forward to the weekly time lapses. Thanks also for the drone shots - and the bit of normal video showing the crew was great.

Benjamin Valyou

Love the narration! I'm looking forward to hearing about how you'll make sure it's watertight when welding the whole thing together! Looks like huge progress this week!

Mark Gumprecht

Can’t believe how fast the build is moving along! Having the wing deck plating on makes it so much easier to work on the hulls. Love the mini keels, and skeg rudders, too much trash in the oceans. The keels protect the hulls, make it safe to beach the boat, may help keep lines out of the prop.

Kirk Boston

Awesome. The narration and background music make it that much better. Amazing how fast this is progressing since you two announced Delos 2.0

Krystal Couture

great narration and many congratulations on a build coming together so nicely!

Skip Vail

Nice! I am curious about the fuel and water tanks being part of the hull. So are the "outsides" of the tanks actually hull plates? If there is a puncture or a leak on a hull plate that could be really bad right? I am just concerned about "tank protection". Maybe I mis-understood. Cheers, Skip

Norm

Looking amazing and really enjoyed your narration

SV Trippin'

Awesome, love watching things come together 'quickly' Cheers!

Peter Larson

👍, on the narration and time lapse videoed! It’s fun to see the process. I don’t know if I’m in the minority but over the years of watching your videos I’ve always enjoyed the boat project videos and would love to see as much of the boat build process as possible. Pete

Rick Doner

She is coming together so fast! Looking forward to the flip and interior work.

Gary Farmer

Nice job Brian, enjoyed.

Israel Dayan

great narration for a meticulous work

Andrea and Gisela

Well I had left the playback speed at 0.25x from last week 🤪 that was fun to listen to for about a minute

Ken Hill
>>140537661

I’m with Peter on this one, thanks for the time lapse video’s on the new boat work being done.

George W Shute

Great narration. Just describing the locations allow for understanding of processes. For those of us watching now and the progress, later when she's on the water sailing any references to items will help us to understand locations in the boat. The question I have are the diesel tanks double hulled?

Erik Adler

definitely good to have the narration! suggestion: if you have something to focus on, maybe slow it down for that portion, or freeze frame it. But I guess the weekly videos will cover that. Regardless, good job with the timelapse!

Mike TopCat

Thanks Brian! Don’t forget to breathe

Bill Dapp

This was much better Brian! Loved the narration and the slowed up time lapse. Thank you!

Bonne Mike

100% more interesting with your commentary. The slower speed was great. A little more light in the building is all that I could see to improve. (old Colonial work saying: "Keep your nose to the grindstone!" It meant that ... if your 2 grinding wheels were not set right, the grain would start to burn and you could smell it, and noone wants their grain burned!) Keep 'em flyin

Scott C. Wise

The narration certainly made things better. I have a couple other questions though. Since it is winter in Australia it's getting close to the shortest day. So how long does daylight last? I'm also wondering about the temps in "F" degrees. What some may not know is that our planet is further away from the Sun during Australian winter and closer during Australian summer. That should make both seasons more "extreme" than up here north of the equator. Finally, are you in northern Australia, southern or somewhere in between?

Michael and Phyllis Selby

I have watched a couple of boat builds lately (la Vagabond and the Wynns). It’s quite interesting to compare fiberglass and aluminum construction. I think it’s easy to see why the fiberglass boats aren’t really meant to leave the tropics. Good show!

Alan Gore

Brilliant Brian, the commentary was spot on, loving the build.

Silly Dilly

these updates are great!

john eikevik

awesome how it's all coming along! Any chance we can see some of the plans and shop drawings you are working off, maybe dispersed into the time-lapse?! ...just in case you had some free time lol keep it up!

Patrick Murray
>>140560691

Just a health note. Find a pair of comfortable knee pads to wear on this build. Knees wear out. $100,000 plus per knee for replacements without health insurance. Plus pain and healing. 🤕🤕

Chris K

Narration and a little background music is great! Amazing to see the progress! Just a suggestion: sometimes you talk about a specific part you are adding. Maybe highlight it? Could be with just a little arrow or something so we know exactly where to look. Great stuff!

Chris Brown

Thanks for the narration! These time-lapses really help tell the tale of the build. One thing that has become evident is the amount of work required. I'm so pleased with how far along, so quickly, compared to having done this in Sweden. I can't wait for the flip and then, eventually, the fitting out.

GaryHeatherWest

Thanks for the video. Enjoying the process.

William Flower

Your narration made slowing down the playback unnecessary, but I started watching without my earbuds, so naturally went to 0.25x. Then I put on my earbuds. Whoah... super-drunk-sounding, Captain!🤪 All in all very educational and well done!

Eric G Miller

Awesome!! Narration, day titles, and slower speed make this one way better than the first. Even something as "mundane" as this time lapse I find fascinating and I learned a lot. Thanks!

Abel Serrano

So great. Thanks for sharing!

James Hann

Love the narration and the speed of the timelapse! Definitely helps me understand what you are doing.

Tim and Wendy

Sooo much better with the narration! Thank You!

Kyall

Narration makes it much more engaging. Great video

John Harbo

Absolutely fantastic to see how aluminum is used. Please could you mention the details for the Alu: type, thickness and so on? Asking for these details, cause I know how difficult is to alu weld without burning right through, melting a large hole. In regards to the diesel tank: I didn't really understand how and where the tank is located specifically. Also I would mean that there has to be double wall between the diesel and the seawater? Anyway: thanks for this great informative TimeLap. Cant wait for the next one.

Atencio's

That was cool! The narration made it come ALIVE..."It's Alive!" LOL

Batesy

Awesome!

William Stanton

I loved the commentary you did. It looks like everything is coming together well…

Dusty Ritz

She is going to be Beautiful

Jeff Cure

I want one, when your done with Delos 2 maybe you could help me? Dreams are what fuel life

Kevin Clark

Love the timelapse, really gives a nice look at what the process is

Telly

Good stuff indeed 👍🏽🤙🏽⛴️

SirPGA

I'm liking the time-lapse clips, and they are better with you narrating since I've never built a boat or welded. Your explanations make them very accessible.

John Hardie

Great clip, the narration was good Brian, surprised you weren’t falling asleep! Delos 2 is looking amazing 🤩

Igor Razumny

Yes, this is very helpful to get a sense how much progress is happening in a week and what is going on. Also comments about technical details like structural diesel and water tanks are also very interesting.

Igor Razumny
>>140913868

And it is much much much more interesting than first time lapse video without sound and narration.

Lukas Lücking

The narrated weekly recaps are great! I would definitely love to get more of these!

Jeff Ridenhour

I'm going to love watching these timelapse videos. And watching Delos 2.0 take her shape. So exciting!!

Clark Robins

Brian, you've done it - I've been watching you guys keenly for 5 or so years now, seen you fearlessly tackle most every kind of boat task imaginable and then some and finally, you have mentioned woodworking! Speaking as a carpenter by trade (I describe myself now as a recovering builder) and owner of a traditional sailboat for the last 35 years, well, that warms my heart. My guess is that the casework and such will not be your toughest hurdle, but I would shy away from getting in but so deep on the nuts and bolts of that (and the finishing thereof) as I see it a lifetime pursuit - and you appear to have plenty of irons in your fire at present (and want to splash your new ride sometime this century). I'm guessing that you will be moving away from (what looks like) the darker Sapele veneers on Delos 1.0 to something lighter (Scandanavian if you will), like a beech/ birch veneer. I had a client who built a 70 catamaran and used beech throughout - it was quite lovely as you can imagine. Best of luck moving forward - you know where to find me if you'd like to pick the brain of a dinosaur, but younger, brighter minds will likely serve you better.

peter coye

Headed to Tahiti in August. Where will you be storing the Amel version of SV Delos in the Society Islands? Just curious.

John Warnes

B52 is coming along nicely