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When you mixed up the filler, why not use the mahogany dust to made the glue line nearly invisible?

Peter, We are headed your way this Summer in our 50 year old Cheoy Lee Pilothouse Trawler with paravane stabilizers. Watched and downloaded your Desolation and Sunshine Coast video as a rough guide of where we will be targeting. Stopping by Vancouver Island on the way back in Fall. Maybe we could buy you a beer. DJ & Cheri Jones from Mexico.

Hiya..! Fellow Honda EU2000i owner here, as well as Old Wooden Boat Koo... um, err... anyway, having been into my carburetor as well, experience has taught me that if you lay it up for more than say 5 days or so, you need to drain the fuel from the bowl. Honda really should have put a knob on that screw so we don't have to hunt up a narrow screwdriver every time, but of course we can probably fabricate some sort of extension thingy and glue or solder it on... Thanks for the inspiration to continue on days when my resolve to stay married to an old wooden boat falters...

Summer towers above the rest Autumn falls on summer's set Winter harbors life for spring Breathing in the heat again

Brilliant, Peter. Your jig for making the porthole surrounds was a revelation, so straightforward and clear. I have an old woodworking magazine story for a round mirror surround that you need a physics degree and seven fingers on each hand to build ! Keep up the great work. Cheers

Finn.i.gan Finn.i.gan!

Hopefully you get to a stopping point on lady Z,s boat and finish your boats Roof before winter

Love it love it love it, what a great jig you made. Port holes look great.

Dang Peter! You making it looks easy. I always thinking all the things you can do if you have a shop with ALL Your tools installed… Let’s enjoy this awesome summer

Very enjoyable video. Glad you got your teeth into a nice project to get your mojo going after the cabin sides. Cheers Chris

I learn something every episode love it love it love it

The brass light is beautiful, damn the torpedoes... er, expenses! The sides are looking whole again and Lady Zepherus' wood finishing is top notch! Enjoy Summer your evenings at Saltspring and beyond! Cheers from Whitehorse.

Ship shape

Amazing skills you have, always fun to watch and learn, which i did today, angles with a speed square! Thanks

draw the line on the bottom?

Great work on those, and now I know how to make a jig for cutting circles! Happy Summer Solstice!

you could just use the compass to mark the circumference into 6 equal segments

Great job Peter

more good stuff, thxs for sharing...

Boy, men can't deal with one woman, you got 2‼😅 What's your secret ⁉️

Your ability’s keep getting better ! The only drag with the summer soloist days are getting shorter. I have a kinda dumb question how come you don’t use metric when measuring? Again another awesome video!

Long time till summer here in Australia 😊

Ha! In the UK we call it Shipwright's Disease. Same symptoms, same prognosis. Treatment is usually lots of elbow grease and flexing of wallet. The way you laid out and created the mahogany rings shows several of your excellent skills, Peter. I do not understand why you do not have many more subscribers.

50 yrs ago mentioned b4 sumwhere..green rally wash,DC .big inflatable whale boycott japenese products..Honda generator keeping whale inflated..oh well.

Magnetism as told bill nye the science guy North Pole is moving toward Russia..magnetic field is changing weather and the Atlantic Ocean current..will there be another polar flip which would bring 800 mph winds across face of earth,destroying civilization.

Give me summer your beer please.

Your best episode yet! Well done. The trim rings look fantastic!

I think you already know that I “love it love it love it”

Great start to the Summer Peter.Looking forward to more of your stellar woodworking content.

I really like your music today! Of course, as always, your content is excellent……

Summer time, summer time, sun, sum Summer ti---mmee

Though only an accent at this point, the mahogany looks gorgeous.

How come you managed to attract two females, while some can’t attract any? That’s a compliment.

Summer is the best time of the year. I wish you all a safe and enjoyable cruise this weekend. Still miss the old intro because Geordie (your pup) is no longer mentioned. Cheers!!

Peter.. Your ability to make jigs and create magic in a world without heavy duty machinery at your disposal is beyond comprehension. I wish I was this handy, its a joy to watch and learn.

Mmmm. Beer. And Summer.

Thanks Peter you have just shown me the way to build my helm.

I may be way off base Peter. When working on older aircraft with a generator, if the battery was changed or completely dead you would have to flash the field of the generator before it would charge again.

Shipfitter blues

I've been watching for years, but this is the first time I've noticed how few subscribers there are. What's wrong with people!?

Our summer is hot as can be but the work must go on. Have a nice cruise.

Summertime and the living is easy

Regarding the Alternator... It's most likely the diodes or voltage regulator... Take apart.. and check all 4 coils... 3 on the outside can be Star (all 3 coils on one end join together, forming a star shape) or Delta (forms a ∆) .. it's just a game of measuring the impedances and seeing if they are the same.. also check each for shorting to the metal former that the coils are wound into.. (ideally with a mega) and check the rotating coil and also check for shorting. Look at everything carefully to see if there are signs of burning. They are probably both ok.. If not you could rewind it.. which is easier than you think.. though don't listen to the radio as I kept loosing count. The diode/regulator pack varies so much it's difficult to explain. In the UK there are places that repair Alternators.. there must be somewhere where you are. Or is there a Canadian vehicle Alternator that will fit? that's a traditional Alternator, not computer controlled! Remember to check the rotation! I have 3 older type Bosch Alternators on my engine they have easy to remove brushes and regulator (in a lump of plastic) which can be changed to alter the voltage... another way is use an external regulator.. but the price can be more than a new alternator. I remember a video of yours talking about a manual method.. but that is something I don't recommend... for many reasons! Regarding your pillar drill have you checked the motor.. brushes/armature or capacitor?.. Bearings and belt.. Is there a bad connection or thin wire etc. Remember to check when cold and just after a bit of heavy use., bearings can seize if hot. btw... Scuttles! not Portholes...

I am visiting Vancouver island in September love to give you a visit I am a long time viewer of your channel

Dang Peter, you are full of surprises, who knew you could cut a circle with a table saw?

Does it make women extra sad that their dogs desperately want a man owner? You can see it in Finnigan's every fiber. You cant fool mother nature.

Hope you have a splendid summer Peter! The choice of music was excellent 👍. The easiest way to make a round circle from wood is to make a 1/6th template out of thin plywood,2-3mm . To do this the radius of the outer circle is bisected on the perimeter of the diameter and should be exactly 6. Then same for inside radius.🤜🤛

Ahhh summer, oh the memories we are deep in winter here in sub-tropical Queensland and summer is long gone. We had the winter solstace here so our days are getting longer; finally!

That's the dividing line for people, Summer dog lovers and Summer weirdos!...🐶🐕😍

Stay safe and we'll see you next week.