Building My Dream Yacht From Scratch Pt 6 - Building A Double Decker Second Level!

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Music:
Fareoh - Cloud Ten

[hsensei]

I took a shot every time he said Anker Solix F3800 and almost died.

[ericb.]

Holy battery backup that was a long commercial.

[garythomson]

Said Anker SOLIX F3800 soooo many times that he ran out of time to talk about our engine mounting concerns... That he said he was going to... In this episode...
And yeah, I would say they're outboards, mounted internally. Inboard-outboard usually refers to an engine and sternleg.

[ricksmotherman]

One thing I would think about adding to the boat is some kind of battery backup with solar panels.

[daleanderson]

I kept skipping ahead looking for the end of the infomercial and next thing I knew the episode was over lol

[EricBandholz]

Imagine if this is your first video you watch on this channel and Chris just breezes through sinking and bringing back to life a yacht.

[kentmckean]

15:17 If you mount those steel plates to the aluminum square tubing by thru bolting, the aluminum will crush and your connection will always loosen. You need to put a aluminum pipe sleeve into the aluminum square tubing so that it will not crush.

[smlustoza]

As a senior structural engineer, i can confident tell you that you are pushing the limits of safety with this upper deck.

[chaseweeks]

My only concern is lateral stability of that second floor. You've got tons of stability front to rear but zilch left and right so far.

[RachaelSA]

Steel touching aliuminium in salt water will make a battery and cause galvanic corrosion and eat the aluminium away, you have to insulate everything and make sure your electrical system is properly isolated.

[josephcrownover]

Sun isn't producing enough power to LIGHT the shop. What a time to be alive.

[amalfi]

Who else loves a battery commercial with a little bit of boat building mixed in???

[tordms]

B is for Battery... that was one long commercial.

[inplfw]

During the add "Once I saw it I knew I had to have one." translates to "When the company offered me the unit for free I said yes."

[NJA]

Ugh.. USE ALUMINUM! Speaking as a boat owner, aluminum does really well for 2 reasons. Oxidation resistance and if it does oxidize (rust) it's not a red brown mess like steel. But yall seem really committed to steel. Please paint it really well so water doesn't eat it alive! Especially salt water

[psycodoood]

Have never disliked a BifB video, the sponsor made it possible

[bennetb]

Ok this sponsor spot was way over the top.

[eddsummat]

Have you considered dissimilar metal corrosion, the aluminium will act as a sacrificial annode for the steel in water (like the zincs you would normally use, also aliminum will be the anoonde for zinc) there is a scale called the galvanic reactive scale which you need to take into accout ally is lower than both zinc and steel so will be the most reactive metal if it touches any other metal, use plastic/ nylon bushes and an insulating compound between any disumulat metals

[Nick-svyf]

Last episode I thought they would all drown when it sinks but now I know they will be crushed by the top deck collapsing before it sinks.

[kenpennuto]

I recalled back when you started someone mentioned they were curious. When the “steel” would emerge in lieu of aluminum. lol. We have plateaued.