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Getting on hands and knees, climbing the pole, poetry, CQR anchor, fish chasing dolphin, and dancing.
It’s time for sprucing up Isabella. All hands on deck as Karen gets on her hands and knees to wash the deck clean. The wind generator pole is made of 316 stainless steel and still managed to attrac...
Getting on hands and knees, climbing the pole, poetry, CQR anchor, fish chasing dolphin, and dancing.
It’s time for sprucing up Isabella. All hands on deck as Karen gets on her hands and knees to wash the deck clean. The wind generator pole is made of 316 stainless steel and still managed to attrac...
Em-Trak AIS, dancing, shower, deck, liveaboard, wildlife
Living aboard a sailboat, what are the pros and cons? Life on a sailboat is a lot of fun and a lot of hard work. This time on Sailing Intermission we repair and paint some areas on the deck. The aft shower stall needed some repair.
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In this episode you’ll see the result of the non-skid before spraying the top coat. Have a look at our beautiful Wilda! We think it turned out great!
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We have made some progress and getting closer to having our beautiful catamaran fully painted. Before we get there though, we are now at the masking stage - which I found out - was quite an important and time consuming part of our deck non-skid application. So in this episode we’re going to talk abo...
In today’s video we are continuing the Arts & Crafts Project - Building Wilda’s Steps to the mast! If you missed last week’s episode, go ahead and check it out to catch the start of the project! Here's the link:
We built the steps from laminated foam panels, glued them together and also g...
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In this episode of building Wilda we are introducing our new channel trailer!
Also we are making more progress on our beautiful catamaran and this time it is not only on the roof! We started fairing the decks!
I started by cleaning and sanding the catwalk, while Axel was working on rein...
The girls swim in a chilling Cenote with Eels! - Tag along in this weeks’ expedition of SV CUBA to discover a hidden gem on the outskirts of Sami in Kefalonia with us.
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Since SV CUBA is securely anchored in the bay of Ka...
The planking work is moving right along, but unfortunately Jack and Wes have to head home. We discuss the work that we got done as a team, then focus on the mizzen mast, which is also nearing completion.
Alix has been working on spot repairs with graving pieces, as well as shaping the base of the m...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Pouring Bronze / Fastening Floors (EP81)
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EPISODE 81.
Having poured all the smaller bronze Floors, we have to build a bigger flask in order to cast the largest ones. Packing these big moulds isn’t without it’s setbacks, and we ...
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...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Finishing the Deck Structure! (EP73)
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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...
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...
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 a sense of excitement having her in th...
Keeping a teak deck properly maintained is vital if you want it to last Replacing any missing or worn plugs/bungs is doubly important as water could penetrate through to the coring of a fiberglass deck and cause rot and structural problems.
Here is a tour and some background information about Emily's custom tiny house on wheels, called Little Sunshine, built in 2015 with the help of Trekker Trailers in Leesburg, Florida.
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In this video, I get two new tools (Bosch GWS 7-115 E and GRO 12V-35) and prepare to remove the engine and saildrive (Volvo d2-40 with an s130 saildrive).
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The best-laid plans of mice and men ... I was gonna be painting this weekend but I discovered some potential issues. The good news is that pretty soon there won't be any unpleasant surprises waiting for me anymore. I'm bound to have found almost all of them by now ;)
Stainless stuff: wes...
In this video I finally finish installing the new hatches, take a look at a condensation issue and end up tearing the boat apart. I'm now in the market for a new water tank. Preferably one made of plastic ;)
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In this video, I install the first of the three new hatches from Vetus. Butyl tape is used for bedding the hatch.
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It's time to install three new Vetus Magnus hatches aboard Athena. Come join me for another fun weekend in my DIY boat refit marathon.
Oh and Merry Christmas guys :)
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Support Tally Ho here - I'm on a mission to restore a historic classic sailing yacht called Tally Ho. In this video I talk about why I am rebuilding this boat, when it would probably be easier to just build a new one. I also get some help to take off all the deck planks and demolish the deck...
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