Sailing things right

Finally, new bilge pumps arrived.
Ordered two, to install one to the engine compartment too.
I must say, that these new pumps are absolutely insane in amount of water pushed out. About 5 liters of water pumped out from a bucket in about a second.

I wanted a tattoo since I was 15. But I was a smart boy, so I decided that the image I want as a tattoo should be desired at least in a year timespan. If I don't remember what I wanted or changed my mind — new year waiting starts.
Today I made a decision.
I'll do Ursa's nose.
And I already have a tattoo master that is capable to do this job right.

There's an abandoned luxury 80+ft Wally yacht here that even got an eviction notice on the door.
Fantastically beautiful vessel. It's almost physically hurts watching such a beauty slowly dying in oblivion.

Got a legendary thing from my childhood. Will be applied to anyone disobeying Captain's orders.
Bwa-ha-ha-haaa!!!

Temporary router antenna deployment. "Temporary" means at least two months while hard-top will be built.
With my ignorance to local providers terms I got the worst unlimited internet tariff available: Vodafone, 10Mbits cap.

Had to open up half of the boat to pull the 220V cable from the distribution panel to the cabin.
Every time I have to do some cabling I wonder how badly the boat is built. Finding cost-cuts literally at the every corner.

If you're not having peanuts allergy, try that. From now on I named it "Cacahuetes Ohuenes".
This thing is delicious.

Rough estimation of a lighter construction is about 2 times cheaper, 7 times lighter and indefinitely easier to build.
Still over €2,5k just on build materials without cosmetics. :(

Donations are welcome.

Or, better, hire me or sell me to someone.
CV is here: https://y-b.one/cv
These days I'm heavily discounted, have your chance!

Yesterday's sunset was absolutely, insanely fabulous.

No filters applied, btw

AliExpress is always AliExpress. :)
Bought a spare radio there. Today it arrived. First of all it has 220V charger (wtf, it's a marine radio!). Second — both labels having place just at opposite sides of the charger.

My boat also got a baby one!

Looks like barista is single step away from going postal

Another five-minutes craft.
This is an emergency wound-healing kit. Should be concealed to preserve overall aesthetics, but accessible within seconds.

Salon bench height perfectly matches with this box. So it's an obvious decision to put it here.

Another #shine&#shame example. :)
Same type yogurt bottle, a little heated with a lighter, hugs the soap foam dispenser.

Finally, with the help of locking pliers, expressive curses, hammer and WD-40 I've unlocked all the stuck bolts of the outboard engine. Now I have to find a way to get the fuel and check the engine.

Bought single led-strip to see if it's gonna be any better compared to spotlights.
Looks like I need couple more led-strip and trash spotlights.

* Led strip placed temporarily, that's not the permanent location.

Figuring out, how much fiber layers I need, it seems like I'm digging too deep:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/24/9045

Upd: calculated stiffness of the arch by the initial plan is 127 metric tons per square meter. 😬
I see some options to make it cheaper. :))

Was presented with a 2.5m rope "shkertik" today and now Ursa got a replacement to the old leash that died of her rage recently.
This one wouldn't stand against her teeth too, but I have no plans to make this happen.
But, at least, she's getting more and more marine equipment too. :)

Some curses, brute force and sharp things applied — and insta360 x3 battery is charging out of x2 charger. :)

I like to move it, move it!

It was a little windy night at the marina

My choking toad won again.
Instead of buying a new bilge pump in a marine shop for €300 I've bought it directly from China for €40.
Seems absolutely identical. Sure thing, that I'll disassemble it completely prior to installation and make sure it's waterproof as hell.
Reviews for the Chinese shop are very promising. Especially the one saying that this pump survived 18 hours nonstop working at a real emergency case.

While preparing myself to the big task of bringing 220V socket to the rear-right cabin, assembled a prototype of the LED lights that will have place everywhere, because native light sources were halogen spot lights and they're awful.

"Recharging" after half-hour play

Unexpectedly, "garage" storage box suits medical kit purpose way better than the original medical box.
The volume is about the same, but lack of configuration options makes the original less convenient.

How to get the boat blueprint without a printer.

Had to leave Ursa alone today for couple hours. Precautionary measures were applied in a form of a muzzle.
Muzzle didn't do its job well.
Now I have Ursa-design applied to the boat.
Minus 4 pillows, two towels, some other soft things, and about €1600 to replace handles and stairs.

Incredibly broken dog. 6 years she's living with me but still having panic attacks when left alone.

Introducing the first tag at this channel — #shine&#shame.

Here is a 5-minute DIY — dryer for the cutlery made of yogurt bottle.

Finally, new bilge pumps arrived.
Ordered two, to install one to the engine compartment too.
I must say, that these new pumps are absolutely insane in amount of water pushed out. About 5 liters of water pumped out from a bucket in about a second.

My boat also got a baby one!

There's an abandoned luxury 80+ft Wally yacht here that even got an eviction notice on the door.
Fantastically beautiful vessel. It's almost physically hurts watching such a beauty slowly dying in oblivion.

It was a little windy night at the marina

Another five-minutes craft.
This is an emergency wound-healing kit. Should be concealed to preserve overall aesthetics, but accessible within seconds.

Salon bench height perfectly matches with this box. So it's an obvious decision to put it here.

Temporary router antenna deployment. "Temporary" means at least two months while hard-top will be built.
With my ignorance to local providers terms I got the worst unlimited internet tariff available: Vodafone, 10Mbits cap.

While preparing myself to the big task of bringing 220V socket to the rear-right cabin, assembled a prototype of the LED lights that will have place everywhere, because native light sources were halogen spot lights and they're awful.

Finally, with the help of locking pliers, expressive curses, hammer and WD-40 I've unlocked all the stuck bolts of the outboard engine. Now I have to find a way to get the fuel and check the engine.

If you're not having peanuts allergy, try that. From now on I named it "Cacahuetes Ohuenes".
This thing is delicious.

Unexpectedly, "garage" storage box suits medical kit purpose way better than the original medical box.
The volume is about the same, but lack of configuration options makes the original less convenient.

Figuring out, how much fiber layers I need, it seems like I'm digging too deep:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/24/9045

Upd: calculated stiffness of the arch by the initial plan is 127 metric tons per square meter. 😬
I see some options to make it cheaper. :))

Yesterday's sunset was absolutely, insanely fabulous.

No filters applied, btw

Had to leave Ursa alone today for couple hours. Precautionary measures were applied in a form of a muzzle.
Muzzle didn't do its job well.
Now I have Ursa-design applied to the boat.
Minus 4 pillows, two towels, some other soft things, and about €1600 to replace handles and stairs.

Incredibly broken dog. 6 years she's living with me but still having panic attacks when left alone.

Some curses, brute force and sharp things applied — and insta360 x3 battery is charging out of x2 charger. :)

I wanted a tattoo since I was 15. But I was a smart boy, so I decided that the image I want as a tattoo should be desired at least in a year timespan. If I don't remember what I wanted or changed my mind — new year waiting starts.
Today I made a decision.
I'll do Ursa's nose.
And I already have a tattoo master that is capable to do this job right.

I like to move it, move it!

Looks like barista is single step away from going postal

Got a legendary thing from my childhood. Will be applied to anyone disobeying Captain's orders.
Bwa-ha-ha-haaa!!!

My choking toad won again.
Instead of buying a new bilge pump in a marine shop for €300 I've bought it directly from China for €40.
Seems absolutely identical. Sure thing, that I'll disassemble it completely prior to installation and make sure it's waterproof as hell.
Reviews for the Chinese shop are very promising. Especially the one saying that this pump survived 18 hours nonstop working at a real emergency case.

Another #shine&#shame example. :)
Same type yogurt bottle, a little heated with a lighter, hugs the soap foam dispenser.

Had to open up half of the boat to pull the 220V cable from the distribution panel to the cabin.
Every time I have to do some cabling I wonder how badly the boat is built. Finding cost-cuts literally at the every corner.

"Recharging" after half-hour play

Bought single led-strip to see if it's gonna be any better compared to spotlights.
Looks like I need couple more led-strip and trash spotlights.

* Led strip placed temporarily, that's not the permanent location.

Rough estimation of a lighter construction is about 2 times cheaper, 7 times lighter and indefinitely easier to build.
Still over €2,5k just on build materials without cosmetics. :(

Donations are welcome.

Or, better, hire me or sell me to someone.
CV is here: https://y-b.one/cv
These days I'm heavily discounted, have your chance!

How to get the boat blueprint without a printer.

Was presented with a 2.5m rope "shkertik" today and now Ursa got a replacement to the old leash that died of her rage recently.
This one wouldn't stand against her teeth too, but I have no plans to make this happen.
But, at least, she's getting more and more marine equipment too. :)

AliExpress is always AliExpress. :)
Bought a spare radio there. Today it arrived. First of all it has 220V charger (wtf, it's a marine radio!). Second — both labels having place just at opposite sides of the charger.

Introducing the first tag at this channel — #shine&#shame.

Here is a 5-minute DIY — dryer for the cutlery made of yogurt bottle.

Finally, new bilge pumps arrived.
Ordered two, to install one to the engine compartment too.
I must say, that these new pumps are absolutely insane in amount of water pushed out. About 5 liters of water pumped out from a bucket in about a second.

I wanted a tattoo since I was 15. But I was a smart boy, so I decided that the image I want as a tattoo should be desired at least in a year timespan. If I don't remember what I wanted or changed my mind — new year waiting starts.
Today I made a decision.
I'll do Ursa's nose.
And I already have a tattoo master that is capable to do this job right.

My boat also got a baby one!

I like to move it, move it!

There's an abandoned luxury 80+ft Wally yacht here that even got an eviction notice on the door.
Fantastically beautiful vessel. It's almost physically hurts watching such a beauty slowly dying in oblivion.

Looks like barista is single step away from going postal

It was a little windy night at the marina

Got a legendary thing from my childhood. Will be applied to anyone disobeying Captain's orders.
Bwa-ha-ha-haaa!!!

Another five-minutes craft.
This is an emergency wound-healing kit. Should be concealed to preserve overall aesthetics, but accessible within seconds.

Salon bench height perfectly matches with this box. So it's an obvious decision to put it here.

My choking toad won again.
Instead of buying a new bilge pump in a marine shop for €300 I've bought it directly from China for €40.
Seems absolutely identical. Sure thing, that I'll disassemble it completely prior to installation and make sure it's waterproof as hell.
Reviews for the Chinese shop are very promising. Especially the one saying that this pump survived 18 hours nonstop working at a real emergency case.

Temporary router antenna deployment. "Temporary" means at least two months while hard-top will be built.
With my ignorance to local providers terms I got the worst unlimited internet tariff available: Vodafone, 10Mbits cap.

Another #shine&#shame example. :)
Same type yogurt bottle, a little heated with a lighter, hugs the soap foam dispenser.

While preparing myself to the big task of bringing 220V socket to the rear-right cabin, assembled a prototype of the LED lights that will have place everywhere, because native light sources were halogen spot lights and they're awful.

Had to open up half of the boat to pull the 220V cable from the distribution panel to the cabin.
Every time I have to do some cabling I wonder how badly the boat is built. Finding cost-cuts literally at the every corner.

Finally, with the help of locking pliers, expressive curses, hammer and WD-40 I've unlocked all the stuck bolts of the outboard engine. Now I have to find a way to get the fuel and check the engine.

"Recharging" after half-hour play

If you're not having peanuts allergy, try that. From now on I named it "Cacahuetes Ohuenes".
This thing is delicious.

Bought single led-strip to see if it's gonna be any better compared to spotlights.
Looks like I need couple more led-strip and trash spotlights.

* Led strip placed temporarily, that's not the permanent location.

Unexpectedly, "garage" storage box suits medical kit purpose way better than the original medical box.
The volume is about the same, but lack of configuration options makes the original less convenient.

Rough estimation of a lighter construction is about 2 times cheaper, 7 times lighter and indefinitely easier to build.
Still over €2,5k just on build materials without cosmetics. :(

Donations are welcome.

Or, better, hire me or sell me to someone.
CV is here: https://y-b.one/cv
These days I'm heavily discounted, have your chance!

Figuring out, how much fiber layers I need, it seems like I'm digging too deep:
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/24/9045

Upd: calculated stiffness of the arch by the initial plan is 127 metric tons per square meter. 😬
I see some options to make it cheaper. :))

How to get the boat blueprint without a printer.

Yesterday's sunset was absolutely, insanely fabulous.

No filters applied, btw

Was presented with a 2.5m rope "shkertik" today and now Ursa got a replacement to the old leash that died of her rage recently.
This one wouldn't stand against her teeth too, but I have no plans to make this happen.
But, at least, she's getting more and more marine equipment too. :)

Had to leave Ursa alone today for couple hours. Precautionary measures were applied in a form of a muzzle.
Muzzle didn't do its job well.
Now I have Ursa-design applied to the boat.
Minus 4 pillows, two towels, some other soft things, and about €1600 to replace handles and stairs.

Incredibly broken dog. 6 years she's living with me but still having panic attacks when left alone.

AliExpress is always AliExpress. :)
Bought a spare radio there. Today it arrived. First of all it has 220V charger (wtf, it's a marine radio!). Second — both labels having place just at opposite sides of the charger.

Some curses, brute force and sharp things applied — and insta360 x3 battery is charging out of x2 charger. :)

Introducing the first tag at this channel — #shine&#shame.

Here is a 5-minute DIY — dryer for the cutlery made of yogurt bottle.