Making progress on the build | Restoring A Dive Boat EP19

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[roysanders]

Great video Justin thanks 🙏 nice meeting you today and
Thanks for that badass burger 🍔 ❤️💪🤩🇵🇭🙏

[MyLifeThai]

"Old dog new tricks" is too afraid to scuba dive, but I think that it would be awesome if you two made a video together of you teaching Baby Mae how to scuba dive. Us viewers loved watching Jenny teaching Baby Mae how to ride a motor bike. The suspense was killing us and the same for old dog. I think Paul went through a pack of cigarettes, before it was over.

[jimmyB]

All Right!! The Dive Boat is Floating….Steady Progress, keep it up Critter Republic😁👍

[rodney]

Funny Captain Critter, I did a scuba diving course in 1974 at Brisbane Australia, the youngest qualified diver in Australia at that time, I was 14 years old and had to wait till I was 15 to get officially qualified, I did 2 more padi qualified corces later, back then we had only US diver decompression chart to go buy, no BCF no double regulator, I loved it for 40 years, Divers Do It Deeper, old mate, grate real stuff, I'll have Coffee with you mob when I get back to Tambobo Bay next year hopefully, good Crew you have also,

[arieschef]

Really enjoyed the builder cam, super crew so fast and its floating without the barrels!Good on them!

[brienmurray]

Congratulations Justin & your whole crew as this has been a big achievement and you have had some real big decisions to make as replacing all the older timber and ply and l'm no expert but l think it will pay off and you now have a solid ship and l would imagine your lovely wife must of been sent crazy with you and the others always in and out and she manages the office and all while you are out, l always remember the awesome work you did when that huge Typhoon came through and many here that have followed you would know how passionate and loving towards the Filipino people you are a very Awesome guy and you deserve all the success and l pray that you will reap all you deserve, God Bless 🙏

[claribelpalomares]

Time pass quickly if love for your work is what keeping you occupied. There's no stopping you, Justin. Good things coming your way. Dive boat rebuild is getting there. Excited to see how the builders will replaced the old engine/motor with the new one. Fingers crossed! Haha! Thanks again for the update.

[offthecuffadventureswithjamie]

Right on!! 💪 Things are speeding up now. 😊 Good stuff Justin!
J

[Sanee-nl]

That is the best job in the world you are doing Elvis, taking a deep dive on the side...LOL...

[joban]

Critter Hunter, Republic & all the crews great job 👏🏻

[brienmurray]

The A Team used to have a saying, I Love It When A Plan Comes Together, grate stuff Justin looking good.😀 👌☝👍

[riderdiver]

Good work gents, i predict it will be done by the time i visit in Feb.
Love your work Elvira

[tinaraphael]

It is coming looking better every day nice show Elvis.

[scottexpatinthephilippines]

Hi Justin and the critter hunter republic crew.well the boat looks great and coming on well.looking forward to seeing your next vide well done diving off the boat Elvis neat. 😊
🇵🇭 Scott expat in the Philippines
arleneINDAYLYNZ
🌴🌴🌴🇵🇭🤠🇦🇺🌴🌴🌴

[kirbygulbrandsen]

I discovered you Justin when you were being interviewed about your travels.

[chrissmith]

Great video. I’m with you on your journey. Boat is already starting to look good 👍🇨🇦

[jimscholz]

Awesome adventure... Really cool too....

[jpjay]

just binge watched the boatbuilding parts until here.
15:45 exactly that YELLOW (with white and black) would be a great color for the boat. of course, by now the color is decided already so I am looking forward to see the final result.
btw. I plan to move to the Philippines and buy a small fishing boat and live there. (1/3 of the size of your boat)

[donaldrussell]

I think you might need to build a typee type frame system or A-frame gantry system with a block and tackle build around and above your boat to lift your motor out. That's what I would do.

[gregsecore]

I realize you're in the Philippines, but I would definitely even if you had to order it from America I would put a couple bilge pumps in that boat. Just in case anything made a good size hole in it, you're going to have a mortar so you're going to have electricity for the bilge pumps, they're doing an excellent job on a boat but. I would never take a boat in the ocean if I did not have a bilge pump on it you never know what could happen and a bilge pump is not that expensive even having it imported from America, and that could save the boat alone some day. Just my suggestion coming out good keep it up