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Whenever I start a new project, I spend a good amount of time researching that topic. The same goes for the core replacement aboard Athena. 

In response to my last video, I got a ton of comments saying that I should check out a YouTube channel called Boatworks Today. Of course, there was no way for people to know that I've been a big fan of Boatworks Today for the past four years :) Anywho... by popular demand here is a long chat with Andy from Boatworks Today about core replacement :D 

Andy is an amazingly friendly guy and what he doesn't know about fixing a boat isn't worth knowing ;) A big thank you to him for spending 3 hours with my on Skype. It was both entertaining and educational! My favorite combination ;) 

Oh and later this week I'll be posting a longer version of our chat here on Patreon :) 

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Sail Life - Rotten and delaminated core chat w. Boatworks Today - DIY sailboat refit

Head over and check out Boatworks Today: https://www.youtube.com/boatworkstoday

Comments

Martin Persson

Hi Mads, great video and what a fantastic surprise to feature another of my favourite boatwork Youtubers! As far as the negative comments go, they are an insult to the entire DIY boatwork community. Your contributions to our community are invaluable! I hope you understand the difference you make and the courage and knowledge you instill in all of us. Although I do sometimes feel sorry for you when you discover new things to fix, at the same time I know that will be a topic for a coming video and something myself and all your thousands of followers will learn something from. Keep it up!

Rob Colburn

Nice video. You and Andy are like the Justice League of fixing boats... or perhaps the Avengers. It is fascinating to see the different approaches to solving problems based on simple economics (plywood vs foam) as well as the established practices based on environment. As always, thanks for the great videos.