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Patron's Only Update: BACK TO WORK! (Patreon)

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2024-11-14 02:31:44
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Hey hey Delos Tribe!

We wanted to give you a little update on how things have been going back in the shop and show you all the amazing progress (my favorite is the engine room doors they look soooo freaking sexy!). I know we keep saying this pretty much every time we make a post, but we are just so freaking stoked and blown away at how this whole process is coming along...every day when we walk into the shop and see our dream boat one step closer to being out in the water, it's such an indescribable feeling! We hope you enjoy this lil update, and we'll see ya on Friday with a bit of a mega-sode as we wrap up our time in Sweden, hit the boat show, and then arrive back to Australia and lay eyes on our beautiful boat for the first time after months away!

Lots of love from the whole fam!

Brian, Kazza & Sierra 🥰

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john

Wow. Can't believe how much you have gotten done since I saw it at the flip party

Scott C. Wise

It may not be Friday but it's still a day and I hit PLAY! It's great to see the progress made with Delos 2.0! Hey, at 2:30, what have you got against seals? I want to know because I am the walrus goo goo ga goob. Hehehe Step by step, slowly we turn, . . . I'm looking forward to Friday. : - ) PS - The beard is still there ? ? ?

Steve K

Great progress! I suspect the clever small tubes that are draining your hatches will become plugged with algae and biofilm at times. Do you think you will need a method to blow them out as part of your boat maintenance plan?

Patrick Murray

Great progress!! Quality workmanship!! 👍

Terry Haan

You must have one hell of a to-do list. What is the sequence of installation for the systems? Same as a home ? (engines, plumbing, hvac, electrical, walls and cabinetry)

Michael Wilke

Hey Brian, great progress! I wonder if and how you‘re gonna insulate your boat. I won an aluminum boat myself and it is insulated with foam plates from the waterline upwards and also the ceilings. But I also saw people using spray foam…

Jeanne H. Mathieu

Holy moly 🤪🤪🤪hard to believe the giant will actually float ⛵️⛵️⛵️you are flying through this project like a jet propulsion 🚀🚀🚀

SV Trippin'

Looking fantastic, She will be an amazing boat!! Well done!

SV Trippin'

How are you feeling being shorebound? It's been a while since you've sailed. Are you getting a little stir crazy or is the build so encompassing that you don't have time to miss it?

Patricia

Stradbroke is the 💣

Jeff Ridenhour

consider building some kind of trap under those scupper drains to catch rings or other valuables.

Andrea and Gisela

Stunning progress and so amazing to see the beautiful work Daren and his team put into Delos 2.0! I’m curious how you project manage the timeline and work flows now? I’ve been peaking around to see the good old posted notes with to-do and done 😉

John Hardie

Huge progress since we came up to meet you all at the flip weekend. Happy to help with the electrical stuff if you need! Work quality is awesome 👍

William Flower

Looking more like the Enterprise all the while!

John Weis

I think I know how this is gonna be done, but how do you test for leaks before it goes into the water?

Sara van Eerde

Ok, now suddenly I am curious about visas and how is Delos doing? I thought she had to leave the country she is in before 2 years are up otherwise you will get hit with taxes.

Tim S

You probably have them on the plan, but you will want some type of partial cover over those scuppers. When you get hull slap, particularly on a close reach in heavier seas, you will get waves that hit and will send water erupting up the scupper. Blocking the front and sides of the drain from below will help divert most of the water around, while allowing the drain to flow free for water that comes over the deck. Like a clamshell cover open to the rear. If that doesn't make sense, walk straight across the lot to ALWAYS and take a peak. My scuppers are much smaller, but you'll get the picture.

Lee Pottle

I’m surprised the fuel tanks are only pressure tested to only 3 psi.😁