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How I made a DIY Sailing Rig for our Tender | ⛵ Sailing Britaly ⛵
SUBSCRIBE ➜ Informative Sailing Videos! In this video I show you the cheap DIY sailing rig I made for our tender, and talk you through exactly how I made it. You can buy the plans to build this boat here ➜ Timings for your convenience: 00:00 Introduction 01:23 Planning the build and material sele...
Sail to Staniel Cay | Sailing Wisdom Ep 125
We have a spirited sail to Staniel Cay. A great first day brought us within 11 miles of the island, but we ran into some bad weather the next day and were forced to tack and beat for the rest of the ride. It wasn't very comfortable, but we make it! We run into another speed bump when our dinghy...
Lost Tooth and Birthday Iguanas! | Sailing Wisdom Ep 124
We sail to Allen's Cay and get there in time to see the iguanas! On the way, however, we lose something very important. It's Maddie's birthday, and to celebrate, Herby takes her to an incredible dinner to cap off a day of feeding lizards and snorkeling. What a time! #bahamas #exhuma ...
Building Our Hard Dodger From Scratch Part 1 | S02E26
A DIY step-by-step tutorial on how to build a hardtop for a boat. Refitting Atticus took us 3 long years, during which time it was difficult to decide what we absolutely needed on the boat before setting off to cruise! We've always known we wanted to build a hard dodger on Atticus, but we wer...
46. Removing Everything on Deck Prior to Paint | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this vlog our sailboat gets moved under the tent and we finish up removing everything prior to painting the deck. We also remove the top skin of fiberglass on deck in six spots to test for moisture in the core. Only one area was questionable. ----------------------------------------------------...
Priority Jobs and a Trip to London | ⛵ Sailing Britaly ⛵
Join us as we continue our refit and take a day trip to London, where you should always expect the unexpected... 🔔 SUBSCRIBE ➜ In this video we show you our list of the top 10 priority jobs on the boat, do some electrical work, plumbing and visit a temple! We decided to take a day off from our DIY...
45. We’re Taking it ALL OFF! – Prepping for Deck Paint | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this vlog we pull stanchions, pull the bow pulpit, and sand the deck in preparation for being under the cover in the boatyard. Once we're under the cover we'll begin removing everything else and taking core samples from various locations in the deck to make sure it's not wet. We�...
Here We Go!!! Real Time Update | Sailing Wisdom
We are leaving TOMORROW to CROSS THE ATLANTIC!! This is a real-time update about our travels. For painting commissions: [email protected] Our Swag: Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Instagram: Check out our website:
Lost in Nassau! | Sailing Wisdom Ep 123
This video captures our adventures in Nassau which all begin because we need to mail a painting to its commissioner. Nassau is a strange city. We wouldn't recommend I if you can help avoiding it in your travels. It's very tacky and built up for the enormous cruise ships that come in and ev...
Painting the Perfect Team
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Changing the Ports on a Jabsco Y-Valve Marine Head Diverter
This is just a simple video that corresponds with my larger head project ( ). The Jabsco Y-Valve comes with 1 1/2" ports installed and an additional 1" port that you can switch out for any of the points. This is a handy feature because the Jabsco Macerator Pump has a 1" intake. The...
On to New Providence! | Sailing Wisdom Ep 122
We depart for New Providence which is the Island on which Nassau resides. Not wanting to deal with the crime and traffic at the city, however, so we anchor in a calm anchorage on the other side of the island. The only problem is, there is little access to civilization and we need to get some food. W...
Blue Hole and Snorkeling Fun | Sailing Wisdom Ep 121
Herby rebuilds the Honda outboard and Jessica and Ryan arrive! We explore the island where we’re anchored. We then go to Hoffmans Cay to see the amazing blue hole. The awesome drone shots in this video are thanks to Ryan and his drone. After Hoffmans, we head to a neighboring island for some snorkel...
And Then There Were Two | Sailing Wisdom Ep 120
We say goodbye to Jonny and head for the Berry Islands that are more popular for visitors. We quickly discover why this is true and have a picnic on a beach after a short hike with some beautiful views. Herby then teaches us how to service a line, which can be very important on a sailboat! #bahamas...
DIY Haulout – How To Save Thousands! (Sailing SV Sarean) EP. 33
The time had come to haul Sarean out of the water, discover what had gone on with our prop, and give her some much needed loving. Depending on your time and skills, this can be an expensive - or only a mildly painful back pocket experience. We always do our own work - from the dreaded days of sand...
We’re moving on our sailboat. This is how it feels. #8
10 days to the move, we are getting the boat ready for us to move onboard! I was secretly hoping that Ryan would have put the boat back in order while I was away, sailing across the North Sea. Nope! It had a lot of work left to do… Coming home, the reality of what’s coming hit me hard. I started...
Trapped in Gales! | Sailing Wisdom Ep 119
We finally made it to the Berry Islands in the Bahamas, or did we? After sailing across the deep canyons of the Bahamas, we hid between the Stirrup Cays for safety while a powerful system raged over us for days. It turns out that the islands we were hiding behind are privately owned and we were not...
Berry Island Adventures | Sailing Wisdom Ep 118
We sail for the Berry Islands and find a comforting place to anchor in preparation for the stormy weather to come. But when we venture forth in Tooth to explore the surrounding islands, we are disappointed to find that all of the ones nearby are privately owned by cruise lines! We do get to see some...
How to Clean a Conch: West End, Bahamas | Sailing Wisdom Ep 117
We decide to explore a bit of West End and attempt to get SIM cards for our phones. This proves to be a fruitless mission, but some good does come out of it! We run into a man named “Down Pack” who teaches us how to clean a conch. Conch is a popular Bahamian delicacy and seems to be the main source ...
42. Our Old Sailboat is Going Electric (With a Tesla Battery) | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
In this video we visit Somniun, our old O'day 272 sailboat, and give you guys an update on what Taylor, her new owner, is doing with her. Turns out, he's gutted the boat, dropped in an electric motor, and plans on using a Tesla battery to power it. He's also applying Coppercoat antifo...
Gulf Stream Crossing and Bahamas Check-in! | Sailing Wisdom Ep 116
We FINALLY head off to the Bahamas after doing some last minute land chores. We are joined by a new crew member, Jonny, who is great help with watches as well as cooking! The Winds are ideal for our Golf Stream crossing and it goes off without a hitch. We arrive at West end and lose no time before c...
Unwanted Bed Company – Ep. 100 RAN Sailing
The preparations for the 4100 Nm sail to Hawaii continues in Papagayo, Costa Rica, with boat maintenance, provisioning and other things. We make a trip to Tamarindo and then we find an uninvited guest onboard in the middle of the night. We are a Swedish couple who wanted a different kind of life. ...
41. Offshore on an Unfit Boat | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
We motor our Endeavour 32 from St. Petersburg to Port Charlotte to be hauled out at Charlotte Harbor Boat Storage and trucked over to J & R Marine. This trip was a little risky because we had to go offshore in a boat that doesn't have portlights, grab rails, deck hardware, or sails rigged. ...