The Only Privacy We Get: “Living Together 24/7” | Step 400

Been with you since Step 1 and still impressed. There are now hundreds of sailing channels, but Uma was outstanding from the outset.

Happy 400th step guys !!!! I know your grateful for us, but know that we are grateful for you!!! Cant wait for the next 400 !!

400 is craaaazy, you both still look so happy in your rebuild. Crossing fingers the process hits no snagged and you’re sailing again soon.

2:50 Thank you for responding to our comments and forgiving us when the comment comes across wrong or slightly offensive. I am very thankful that you both constantly let us into your lives and in your adventure. Sail on! 😊

Congrats to 400. Another 400 to continue your journey please

Happy 400th D&K! I've been with you for more than a decade, and started with Step 1. You've never been boring and you've always kept it fresh and interesting. Here's to the next 400!🥂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🍻

You let us into your life and soul, and you did it with some amazing cinematography along the way. It doesn't hurt that your both charming and beautiful humans. I hope you are enjoying your side of the camera as much as we enjoy our side. Don't forget to be true to yourselves, and all will be well. Fair winds and following seas.

Great vids, I watch you every week. Bits of free advice - take that for what it is worth. You seem to be tabbing in the bulkheads in 2 stages. One to do the bog to lay in the cove. And then secondly adding the glass. You can do this in one step. Just put the wet glass straight over the bog before it goes off. Saves time and sanding. A variation of this is when glassing onto a rough surface, through down some sloppy bog and then glass straight on top. The sloppy bog will fill the crevices. Next, when tabbing with cloth or roving cut the cloth at a 45deg angle to the weave - use a straight edge and marker to mark it out. This has 2 benefits. Firstly, you will have both strands going at 45deg angle to hull/bulkhead join. This means both strands are working and the will be a lot stronger. Secondly, the strands will lay through the curve(concave or convex) without standing up and creating air bubbles. The cloth will be a bit harder to handle(it will want to "come undone") but is well worth the effort. You are doing a great job and you both are a joy to watch('cause I don't have to do the sanding!).

Thank you two, I remember way back when you started, What adventures. So many things to Fit into Places and secure. Look forward to next weekend. Love watching. God bless you all.❤❤❤

Congratulations on 400 episodes, can't believe I've watched them all! The Norway passage were some of my favorite episodes but honestly I loved them all and I love you guys. Thanks for taking me along on this journey with you.

Wow I didn't realize I've been watching your channel for 10 years now. Thanks for the amazing content.

The only authentic sailing channel on YouTube Im following since the beginning and I never stopped watching,, keep doing what you are doing. Congratulations 🎉

The fact that you're camping through this process 👏

congratulations on the 400th episode. We are about to reach 100 and we know how much work is needed to achieve it. Keep it up.

Enjoy what you have ! I had a partner like Kiki and I would give anything to have her back and live the life you have . Sadly she passes , I am still grateful for every minute and love her even more.

UMA has incredible lines for a 50 year old boat. This boat can last another 50 years ❤. Great.

The joy of discovering the right special tool for the job -- such a delight.

In construction, they say it takes 20% of the time to do the first 80% of the build and 80% of the remaining time to do the last 20% of the finishing build. Long way to go, but it’s looking great! Happy 400th ❤❤❤❤

No BS, no excuses, just gettin it done. You are a blessing to your generation. Please continue.

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