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In this episode we fasten all the recently bent frames and Arabella becomes 100% framed!
After that big milestone we launch into the deck structure which is a whole new set of challenges and fun.
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Now that the molds are out we can bend in the remaining 14 frames and finish framing Arabella!
Big thanks to everyone who is following and supporting our crazy journey! Without you we would not be able to produce these weekly videos.
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We've all been waiting to see this one. Arabella's molds finally get removed and we can see from stem to stern with nothing in the way!
Big thanks to everyone who has donated or otherwise contributed to the project. We would not be sharing this video series without your help! Thank you...
For all those wondering where Alix has been and when he is coming back here are some answers for you!
Spoiler alert:
He is alive and well and enjoying some well deserved R+R with Keira.
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Finishing the Transom / More Floors (EP76)
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EPISODE 76.
In this episode I focus on the final install of the transom, using a couple of old tricks to ensure that it stays watertight. The planks get bolted to the sternpost and ev...
This round we tackle the remainder of the planking rabbet, make and hang some cedar and start prepping framing stock. It won't be long until the molds come out and the remaining 14 frames get bent in!
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We get all steamed up and tweak some steam bent white oak frames so they lay more fair with the planking. Measurements are taken off the hull and the shape/location of the cedar planks get determined. It's a whole bunch of hot oak and middle school mathematics.
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Casting Bronze Floors (EP75)
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EPISODE 75.
In this extra-length episode, Pete and Clark show the process of making individual patterns for each of the floors, laminating thin strips of ply into the boat and then shaping and scul...
In this episode we install some more oak planks, remove the stairs to the second floor so we can keep planking and run out of dry oak for planking stock. Don't worry though, there are many ways to keep moving forward while the recently milled oak cures.
If you are interested in some of the or...
This round we re-stock the lumber pile with some glorious white oak, ash and some hickory. Steve designs, builds and launches a quick and dirty pram for fishing adventures on the local brook and Arabella gets some more oak planks added to her hull.
It's a jam packed episode, enjoy!
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Restoring the Transom (EP74)
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EPISODE 74.
In this episode I work on repairing and reinstalling Tally Ho’s original transom timbers. Being Teak, they have escaped rot, but have a lot of damaged areas and holes that need to be fi...
In this installment we get some much appreciated assistance and really motor along with the oak planking. With three of us in the shop two could work on Arabella while the third picked timber and made planks.
We procure some big ole logs that we were told was walnut but turned out to be ash (still ...
After numerous challenges and setbacks we are finally picking up the pace and getting into a solid groove!
The replacement planks all go onto the hull quickly and smoothly compared to the other planks. We also have to get a bit inventive so we can hit the same screw holes in the bronze strapping wi...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Finishing the Deck Structure! (EP73)
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EPISODE 73.
This is the day - the big reveal! With the deck structure fastened permanently into the Beam Shelf, we can remove the temporary cross-palls and finally see Tally Ho’s internal s...
This round we look to the future and start doing a little rigging preparation by roughing out some deadeye blanks. We also keep chugging along with planking, the Alaskan sawmill rig gets some good use as does the 27" thickness planer. The culled cedar planks made some most excellent patterns ...
In this episode we hit the lowest point yet on the build and remove the cedar planks we worked so hard to install onto Arabella. The oak pile got sorted and inventoried to see if we even have enough oak to plank Arabella with it.
The replacement planks are found in the oak stores and are cut from...
No boat building in this video!
Since the Open House got canceled and a birthday party could not occur, Steve spent his 35th birthday doing a little exploring via canoe.
There is not even a glimpse of the boatyard or Arabella, just a quiet ride down a tiny brook, getting lost in the marsh, scaring s...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Bilge Stringers / Oak problems! (EP72)
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EPISODE 72.
In this episode we face a major dilemma - having found that one of the White Oak logs had porous grain (bad news!) I have to make the painful decision of whether or not to re...
This round we dive into some plank repair on the hull and fix the cedar that exploded on us. Talk briefly about a new plank fastener we are using in preparation for installing what Atkin calls the bilge ceiling. We steam in the cedar plank after repair so it hopefully won't erupt into splint...
In this installment we continue fitting and hanging some cedar, we discuss why we are planking from the keel to the sheer as well as what we expect the oak to do as it swells after launch. We wrap up with extending the planking rabbet and fastening another plank that gave us a real big surprise!
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Building the Deck Structure (EP71)
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EPISODE 71.
In this episode we finish building the majority of the deck structure! Lots of dovetails are cut, and the deck layout emerges as we add carlins and half beams one by one.
We als...
In this installment we have a riveting good time attaching a cedar plank to the hull. We then install a pair of black locust butt blocks in Arabella to support the nib ends of the oak stealers.
Another cedar plank gets sliced out of the raw board and it's many knots repaired.
Finally a notic...
In this installment we continue the battle with the brittle cedar planking and finally manage to get one fastened to the hull. Aaron tries his hand at fitting the stern of a cedar plank while Steve tackles the stem end and preps some black locust for butt-blocks, also Alix shares some big news.
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Fitting Deck Beams! (EP70)
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EPISODE 70.
It’s time to start building the Deck Structure! Firstly I take a look at the old Beam Shelves and analyse the 110 year-old joinery of the original boatbuilders. I decide to replicate the...
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