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There are many steps in the boat building process that some people may not know of or think about when picturing the work being done.
Most see the centerline timbers going up. Then the frames, the planks, deck, spars, etc. And Boom you have a boat!
Ho...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Assembling the bow timbers / EP51.
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EPISODE 51.
In this episode we finally dry fit the purpleheart bow asse...
The planking process can be something of a mystery. Unlike houses that are square and easily divided up to figure out siding, boats require a little bit more thought and layout for them to look right.
In this video we go over a little bit of the lining of...
Launching into planking is going to be a big and satisfying part of the project. We have been working towards this moment for a very long time. In order to make sure everything goes smoothly and is enjoyable, we need to make sure that we set ourselves up...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht Cutting the Stem / Bow pieces / EP50.
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EPISODE 50.
…in which we finish the templates for the bow assembly and...
We are launching into planking soon but before we get into all that, we really wanted to do a little house cleaning video. We get so many questions about the project and it's not always easy to address them all in the subsequent videos. So, right now see...
Now that we have all the floors fabricated and the majority installed, there are 4 more very important ones to focus on. The ones that tie the ballast keel to the keel timber. These four floors in the middle of the vessel will hold the bolts that capture...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Removing the Bow Assembly / EP49.
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EPISODE 49.
After a holiday on a beautiful aluminium yacht in Turkey, Ce...
The prep is over with and it is finally time to install the bronze floors!
We have invested so much time, energy and money in these and it is such a gratifying feeling to finally see them put in place.
In the end, the installation went very smoothly and ...
The bronze floor timbers have been a lot of work but it is all paying off. We spend some time prepping everything so that we can finally get to installing these beauties in their places for good!
Each faying surface will need treatment before we can place...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Leo’s Story (RORC presentation / EP48(Pt2).
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EPISODE 48 (Pt2).
This week we continue with the 2nd part of...
The end of the current metal work which comes with fabricating the bronze floors we are installing in Arabella is finally nearing its end. These structural members tie the frames to the centerline and whether they be wood or metal, are one of the most imp...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – History of Tally Ho (RORC presentation / EP48(Pt1). Support; http://www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; http://www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 48 (Pt1).
This episode is a little different f...
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We pushed really hard to get the bronze floors finished up so they could be sitting in their places during the open house. In this episode we show how we got the floors ready to start fabricating the supports for the engine beds. Since everything fits in...
We're moving right along with our silicon bronze floor timbers. We tacked most of the floor pieces together in preparation for welding them in batches. Before we can finish making the rest of the floor timbers though, we need to replace the frames that w...
As we continue moving forward on the forward and midship bronze floor timbers, we are kindly interrupted by a friend of ours who plays us a cover of 'Boats to build' by Guy Clark.
The bronze floors are a tedious amount of work. Bending the compound curve...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Frame-raising Party! (Part 2). Support; http://www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; http://www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 47.
Now we enter the final week of intensive Frame Production, with...
We've all been looking forward to getting to work on the bronze floors but before we can do so, we had a bit more cleaning up to do in order to finish up with Victoria.
As we're looking to save as much as possible, we had to strip all the planking of its f...
Well, it's tax time again! Perfect timing for us to go over our finances for the project before we ramp up to a change to weekly videos.
Just like last year, we go over what the project finances look like. We find it to be an important part of the projec...
Well, it's finally time to say goodbye to Victoria. We got her knowing she was going to be a parts boat but was still the first boat we ever owned. Feels a little bitter-sweet. On the other hand, she has given us so much! Not only her hardware but also...
We take a little trip south of the rain to Garrett's hometown, Morro Bay. Rejuvenated we get back to Rediviva and install the thrust bearing; the last piece of the driveline assembly. Taking time for yourself is crucial during a longterm project. Something...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Frame-raising Party! (Part 1). Support; http://www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; http://www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 46.
After weeks of hectic preparation, we begin the big push to re-...
Floor timbers are a critically important structural member in wooden boats. As we've been building Arabella, there have been many decisions so far in terms of following the original plans or making slight adjustments. Each decision has pros and cons.
Whe...
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