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Old 11 March 2014, 19:45   #1
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Cut and Shut Ship

I was surprised at just how thin the hull looks in all this.........

http://www.liveleak.com/ll_embed?f=4627a8984ac8
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Old 11 March 2014, 20:36   #2
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Interesting video.
Was on a fishing trawler which got the very same treatment in Den Helder, amazing just to see what can be done!
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that video makes it look so simple! i reckon it must be a nightmare making the cut completely separated - trying to pull the two halves apart only to find bits still welded together!
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Old 11 March 2014, 23:44   #4
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Thats how they are built though, still amazing
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I've worked onboard several DSV's & oil construction vessels that have been cut & stretched & some widened too.seems a fairly comon thing with oil industry vessels
Although they dont go for the seamless join as in the video you can usually see the weld scars
Cool video though wonder how long it actually took to do the entire job
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Old 13 March 2014, 11:25   #6
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wonder how long it actually took to do the entire job
We had a 75ft boat in for a 20ft section, we where out of there in 8 days! Those Dutch builders sure know how to work Steel
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Good job it doesn't have Suzuki engines; someone would have forgotten to re-connect the white cable from the battery to the ECM...
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Bit of a shocker TBH .. a cut and shut ship
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