I was actually getting ready to suggest you do a special on steel vs glass from inter views of veteran captains and owners of both.. great idea!!

Love your videos cant get enough of them when I get enough I want the 145 explorer, the walkthrough you did with Alexi was brilliant (as is all your walkthroughs) oh yeah and Rico you do an excellent job on the videos 😉

I am looking forward to seeing all these videos in this series. This is great information and I find it highly interesting!

Awesome ! Thanks you 2.

Happy New Year!

More to come!

NautiGuys and Alexi always make for a great video.

oooowwwwww, Glad you enjoyed it! Weekly videos start NOW! 😝🙌🏻🙌🏻

I can listen to Alexi talk all day, the man is a savant.

Thank you Jim, so nice to hear you are enjoying out content

And actually doing it

ooooowwww, thank you Jacoby! happy New Year!

Ha ha, me too. I’ve learnt so much in last year about boat building and different kinds of boats, or ships I should say. I’d be very happy with a Bering

With the right filler rod you can gain the strength to the Alu weld, but the only way to equalize weld and sheet strentgh is to bake it in an oven, which is possible for small items like bikes not so for the ship.

@@altergreenhorn Exactly, I was asked about tig welds showing up on anodized parts where they even used the base metal for filler, but the weld always shows up. Baking doesn't help that. I told them to anodize them black as it is really the only option besides just living with it.

We agree! 😝😂

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Thanks for watching! Happy New Year!

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sweet!

Couldn't agree more!

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It’s coming on Thursday! 😝

Same to you!

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Coming next week

Thank you so much! This really made my day! V

Thanks for watching

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Happy New Year! Thank you for watching

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Wow, thank you for sharing your expertise

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Same here

You know it! Our NBBL is looooong 🤪🙈😂🤷‍♀️ Happy New Year

I recommend to unsubscribe and subscribe again and turn the bell on. Also, check your phone settings, you might have YT app notifications turned off Videos will be out every Thursday now on this channel and every Sat on @nautistyles as usual

Same to you!

thank you

Lucky? No luck needed. Just bring many millions of dollars and they will build one for any person that asks.

Thank you Charles, we do feel very fortunate to have this opportunity

Coming soon!

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Right on!

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Nice! Happy to hear such dense content wasn’t boring 🙈🤪

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​@@NautiGuys I am utterly astonished and stunned by the sheer number of video comments you answer. It is mindblowing to see Yutubers really caring and reading everything people write .......You know, you are the only one I ve seen who basically answer all of you comments here. Victoria you simply amaze me and i am not surprise at all by you success. .......BRAVO

@@cprolland1539 ooow thank you kindly! I feel that it's the only way I can truly connect with our subscribers and know what you guys are interested in seeing. It is a huge commitment, but I still do it every day on my own

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Glad you found it interesting

Thanks Doug, can't wait to share

As long as one is talking displacement vessels, the advantages of steel become increasingly obvious the larger one goes. At 50+ meters, it would be hard to come up with good reasons for not building in steel. 50 meters is more typical of a ship than a yacht, though. Most yachts are not that big. Not even close. To meet the weight, hence also largely money, budget of a 50 foot Nordhavn (not a light boat by any means as far as 50 footers go......), while retaining similar accommodation spaces and stability; the steel will be thin enough you are making serious tradeoffs. It may still not be categorically "wrong" to build it in steel (plenty are built to high standard, with attendant high prices, in Holland...). But in than weight and size, fibreglass is what is what is most widely understood by both builders, installers and servicers.

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Thank you

Thank you, so happy to hear that

More to come!

Thanks Alan

Lol thanks! I’m guessing I’m the “anyone” 🙈😝 V

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Thank you! Will do!

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that's actually quite funny as i was thinking the same, sadly its a very American thing, over excitement, and i get it, new toy, etc, i was told Americans tend to be 'word smiths', they like and have to explain everything at least twice, even though Alexi began to suggest what happens when the paint is scratched and says it in plain simple understandable English (my first and only language) she has to interrupt and repeat it, when there is no need - would save some video time too - i use the rule, if you don't understand, sit back and shut up and listen and learn, (thumb up bum brain in neutral) this is not me having a go at any individual here because i understand the excitement even if it appears over the top, (i can fast forward, but hate to miss anything) i see this over and over in so many videos i watch from the US, i do love the US and the people, the dreams, etc but i would have to find a quiet girl if there is one for me a bunch of brothers i watch who rebuild smashed muscle and super cars etc, have to explain what they are about to do (first time), then announce they are going to do this and that (for second time, i know you just said) and again lets get on by doing what they just explained (for the third time) - i thought i was bad when i was told at university when writing answers to questions, write 'concisely' particularly when there is a word count and you will be disqualified for going over, 'i get it now' this clearly is not the case in the good old USofA, kind of surprising things get done at all, (ok the boat here is being built in Turkey) but the video could be shorter, if it were me, i'd be crap at this, so would opt for narration over the top or captions what i am liking in the videos, good filming, well done NautiGuys, and including the people doing the work, and not just a couple with a little cash to splash on a super yacht, but who clearly worked hard to get where they are and have great plans for an even better lifestyle - not quite my cup of char, but i am only here because i enjoy the craftmanship of boat building and the folk who do it, i've watched smaller wooden boats from design to launch, fibreglass and now looking at big steel boats, interesting

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So glad we are able to share this journey with all of you 💙🙏🏻

Thank you for watching

happy new year as well

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You are welcome!

next year! This channel will go in order, but if you can't wait and want to see it in real-time: we just posted an update on the NautiStyles 2 weeks ago and also sharing constant live updates on www.Patreon.com/NautiStyles

will do!

Glad you liked it!