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Hi guys! :) 

There are two versions of this video. A Patreon version (the one that's linked to from this post) and a regular YouTube version. There's only one difference between the two. Absolutely no Ads in the Patreon edition. This is a small experiment to see how much extra work there is in publishing two versions of the same video.

Turns out this video was a pretty good test case. I ended up mentioning a list of my favorite sailing related audiobooks while mentioning that Audible sponsored the YouTube version of the video. Of course, I don't want to include the sponsored message in the Patreon version of the video. On the other hand, some of you guys might be looking for sailing audiobooks. I'll add the list below :) 

I'm relieved that I now know the true state of the structural members under the cabin sole. I'm excited about getting the chance to modify the layout of Athena. The only thing that has me a little worried is that I don't know how exactly I'm going to pull off this repair. In particular, brasing the hull so it doesn't sag. I've got a few months to figure that out and the rest should be easy-peasy work :) Have any of you guys done or seen anyone do a repair like this before? 


Audiobooks that I've enjoyed: 

Sailing audiobooks that I've enjoyed:

Alone Together - Christian Williams

Two Years Before The Mast - Richard Henry Dana

Bound For Distant Seas - James Baldwin

The Sea-Wolf - Jack London

Endurance: Shackelton's Incredible Voyage - Alfred Lansing

Leap Of Faith - Ed Robinson

Sailing Around the World - Joshua Slocum

Cruising In Seraffyn - Lin & Larry Pardey

Suddenly Overboard - Tom Lochhaas

Coyote Lost At Sea - Julia Plant

Imperfect Passage - Michael Cosgrove

At The Mercy Of The Sea - John Kretschmer

Blue Water, Green Skipper - Stuart Woods

Islands, Oceans, and Dreams - Michael Salvaneschi

The Boy Behind The Gate - Larry Jacobsen

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Sail Life - PE2 - Dang it! Structural members & demolishing the head - DIY boat restoration

New members get 3 months of Audible for just $6.95 a month - just go to https://www.audible.com/saillife or text "saillife" to 500 500 This weekend I finally get to take a look at the structural members under the cabin sole. The news is... well... not great. Also, I remove the bulkhead separating the aft head and the starboard aft cabin. Sailing audiobooks that I've enjoyed: Alone Together - Christian Williams Two Years Before The Mast - Richard Henry Dana Bound For Distant Seas - James Baldwin The Sea-Wolf - Jack London Endurance: Shackelton's Incredible Voyage - Alfred Lansing Leap Of Faith - Ed Robinson Sailing Around the World - Joshua Slocum Cruising In Seraffyn - Lin & Larry Pardey Suddenly Overboard - Tom Lochhaas Coyote Lost At Sea - Julia Plant Imperfect Passage - Michael Cosgrove At The Mercy Of The Sea - John Kretschmer Blue Water, Green Skipper - Stuart Woods Islands, Oceans, and Dreams - Michael Salvaneschi The Boy Behind The Gate - Larry Jacobsen *** Links *** Sail Life Shop: (Items are shipped from the US!) https://saillifeshop.com/ Sail Life on Patreon: http://bit.ly/SailLifeOnPatreon Sail Life on Instagram: http://instagram.com/madsdahlke Sail Life on Facebook: http://bit.ly/SailLifeOnFacebook Sail Life on Twitter: http://bit.ly/SailLifeOnTwitter Donations for the sandpaper fund: https://www.paypal.me/saillife

Comments

Simone Fabris

Don't remove the stronger! Find (asking to competent people) a way to reinforce the structure without removing everything. Try a clever and sbiffy solution - cut slots it the damaged section, put alloy bar, carbon fiber tube, whatever and glass everything just to speak. I don't think you are going to have any problem if you add some weight under the waterline in order to reinforce the structure. Then you will have at least 20 year to thin what to do next.

Jimmy

How about an exoskeleton? I mean not outside the boat (LOL) but outside current beams just to strengthen them? Merry christmas Mads! Cheers!