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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Lofting the Lines; Part 1. Support; http://www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support-tally-ho Become a Patron; http://www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco
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This episode, I take some more measurements of Tally Ho’s current shape compared to her original lines, and make a big decision about how to go about bringing her back to a more authentic and elegant shape. I have a visitor from England and we set about building a lofting floor in the workshop, making some very long battens, and beginning the actual process of lofting the original plans up to full size.
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Live Oak Transport; from Iron City, GA – Sequim, WA.
2 Bundles of 10 slabs of timber. Could be stacked. Oddly shaped, but approx. dimensions are;
#1. L=12’, W=48”, H=32”
#2. L=14’, W=32”, H=30”
Combined weight = approx 5000 – 7500lbs
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Music;
Crushwater – Starry Skies
(Local WA band – https://facebook.com/Crushwater & https://soundcloud.com/crushwater)
Spindle Ensemble – Panic amongst the dragonflies
(Caelia’s band – http://www.spindleensemble.com & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4hfrAr0Nt2tFlxviGZLHAQ)
Chris Haugen – Front Porch Blues
Honky Tonk Sail – Tropical Mood
(The Jazz band on a cat – https://www.facebook.com/honkytonksail/ & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCatPLjiLu8E-4yBi3-npOcQ)
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24. Lofting the Lines; Part 1
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