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Ep.86 How we saved £100 replacing the battery in a Raymarine Smartpilot – Carl and Jenny
How we saved £100 replacing the battery in a Raymarine SmartPilot handset. Our Raymarine Smartpilot stopped working on the built in rechargeable batteries so we had to keep it plugged into a 12v supply. Not ideal. Raymarine want over £100 to replace the batteries. We found a hack to do it yourself ...
Ep. 280 Sailing to the Cays of the Gods, Cuba – Sailing, snorkeling and adventure in the Caribbean
Margarida is back and we sail for the Cays of the Gods, sounds dreamy doesn't, well there aren't too many trees there but it's a stop along the way to Cien Fuegos, Cuba. Give it a thumbs up if you liked this episode! Get your Sailing Into Freedom Crew T-shirt: Want more? Became o...
Live From the Boat Shed 5—Acorn to Arabella: Journey of a Wooden Boat
Live Q&A Session we held on Friday, April 16 from Arabella’s boat shed in Granby, MA. We also talked about the important changes coming to Patreon as of May 1. Read more about that here: -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...
What’s NEXT for the crew of SVB?! – Onboard Lifestyle ep.156
On this week's episode of Onboard Lifestyle we review our short and long term plans before we resolve an issue that has been keeping Teal awake at night. Linh works her fingers raw but is totally thrilled with the end result. We are going to be extra busy for the next few week's so come ba...
CATAMARAN BUILD – Amateur Hour With Unidirectional Fiberglass (MJ Sailing – Ep 183)
This week we move onto work with our bulkheads and run into one area that has us scratching our heads. **Want to support the build and get behind the scenes footage? Join our Patreon Family today! ** Of course if we're working on a project we know we might mess up - we want it to be in an ...![Boat lift out [DIY Failure!]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/HrwwXOVZz5E/mqdefault.webp)
Boat lift out [DIY Failure!]
So this week we get the boat lifted out and discover a bit of a Dominic DIY failure (or two, well maybe three). We only have one week to get the boat turned around and back in the water with a list off jobs needing doing, so we call in the help of Mikhail and his team. If anyone wants any kind of h...
There’s a New Shipwright in Town! – Episode 158 – Acorn to Arabella: Journey of a Wooden Boat
We are looking ahead to getting back to planking Arabella this summer. In order to do that, we are going to want all hands on deck, so we got a little help coming in. The first of the crew has arrived and she will be helping us for the next month or more. Carolyn has a good amount of experience in...
Our 9 MONTH SAILBOAT REFIT complete! – Free Range Sailing Ep 167
This week we cram months of work into one final refit episode including the refurbishment of our new sea hood, front hatch and bow roller. We also take you through a long list of other items that we needed to complete before we could take Mirrool out for her first sail of 2021. KEEP US SAILING! Su...
Big Problems trying to Fit Big Logs in Wall of Log Cabin
From idea to execution, building a log cabin in the woods by hand! ———————————————————————————— Want to see real-life updates and chat? Would you like to support once through Paypal? Would you like to buy me a coffee? Let Amazon pay me when you shop (FREE TO YOU): ———————————————————————————— ...
WHY DID IT TAKE US FOUR YEARS TO FIGURE THIS OUT?
Long hours at the helm in a seaway are brutal on the backside. This week Megan puts her sewing skills to the test and makes one of the most important additions to the boat....ever. And she did it out in the middle of nowhere, aka the Ragged Islands of the Bahamas. Plus we find a peacock out in the r...
Salt & Tar: Ep.135- Inspired by Norwegian Rescue Boats
Colin Archer designed Norwegian Rescue Boats are a thing of beauty. The oldest, built in 1893, is still sailing today! Originally, we were going to use dead eyes for our mizzen shrouds (and may still in the future) but are taking inspiration from a boat we've looked up to for years and rigging...
MASSIVE RESTORATION: Building frames on a huge wooden schooner — Sailing Yabá #23
ADOPT a FRAME or a FUTTOCK: Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 23 In this episode we show more progress on our frames, we explain what treenails are, we finally start talking about the interior AND we find a mysterious bottle with a message at the beach. We hope you enjoy this one! Our l...
Ep. 279 Margarida returns – sailing, snorkeling, fishing, and adventure in Cuba
I am still alone but Margarida is flying back today wooohooo....I am trying to arrange a perfect romantic picnic but things seem to be getting in the way. Give it a thumbs up if you liked this episode! Get your Sailing Into Freedom Crew T-shirt: Want more? Became our patron and get access to exc...
Fairing the Mizzen Mast – Episode 157 – Acorn to Arabella: Journey of a Wooden Boat
There is a lot of work going into restoring Victoria's old mast to be our mizzen mast. We already set up a sort of lathe and jig to cut kerfs into the mast so that we can then bring it down to a six inch diameter. To do that, I used a combination of a power planer and a hand plane to get down...
Fibre Lifelines and Lazy Jacks PLUS Pascale’s Pantry Revealed – Free Range Sailing Ep 166
Summer easterlies and the associated stormy weather at our marina in Kettering, Tasmania had us focusing our attention on the rainy day jobs of sewing, splicing and fitting Mirrool’s lifelines, lazy jacks, lee clothes and sheet bags. As our list and the days grow shorter, this week we talk you throu...
Working Day & Night to Get the Wall Finished before Heavy Rainfall
From idea to execution, building a log cabin in the woods by hand! ———————————————————————————— Want to see real-life updates and chat? Would you like to support once through Paypal? Would you like to buy me a coffee? Let Amazon pay me when you shop (FREE TO YOU): ———————————————————————————— ...![What’s Inside This Classic 47′ Bluewater Cruiser? [Full Tour] Learning the Lines](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/DonPlxpHSfs/mqdefault.webp)
What’s Inside This Classic 47′ Bluewater Cruiser? [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
The Alden Dolphin 47's classic lines definitely convey the romanticism of sailing. Basically, she's a pretty boat! Alden's have a reputation of being solid offshore cruising vessels and this boat is no different. She's a cutter-rigged ketch with a center cockpit and fully rigged ...
DIY or easy? We want fresh Coconut milk – EP 161 Sailing Seatramp
After a relaxing time off Rangiroa town we set the gennaker and head to the Blue Lagoon. Our project for today will be to show you the steps needed to make your own coconut milk. Sure, we could just open a can, but that would only be half the fun. On the small excursion island we seem to be the mo...
How to Install a Hydronic Water Heater on a Boat with a Diesel Engine
Episode #182 - Water Heater Install Hello Friends, In this video I will explain to you how to install a water heater on a boat that he never had a water heater installed. I found a number of videos out there that showed how to replace a water heater but none that showed how to install one and pl...
DIY Repair of the Extrude Aluminium, In-Mast Internal Foil on an Amel Super Maramu Sailboat
All of our sailboat repair and maintenance blogs are now hosted on our dedicated maintenance channel, MOTHERSHIP MAINTENANCE Check it out here: In-mast furler issues are part of contemporary cruising lifestyle on modern boats. Yes, they can be a pain when they go wrong, but in most cases, problems...
A message from the FUTURE + BUILDING LOADS! — Sailing Yabá #22
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 22 In this episode Ben comes back from the future just to clarify something, we share massive spoilers, we finally introduce our wood of choice and we get building! Frames, planks, floor timbers... so much has happened! We hope you enjoy watching it! Xx ༄...
How to survive an Australian summer of boat work ⛵️🥵
Welcome to Part 3 of our interior boat refit documentary series, which sees us sweat through the hottest part of the Australian summer heat 🥵 It's also where we install our first pieces of laminex, make DIY non-skid for our timberwork, and keep chasing down those deck leaks, with a whole lot of...![Easy SPLICING: How to do a Brummel Splice around a Shackle [Capable Cruising]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/DEppp8MpGN8/mqdefault.webp)
Easy SPLICING: How to do a Brummel Splice around a Shackle [Capable Cruising]
Expert rope work is the hallmark of a competent sailor. Knots will get you through, but there's nothing like being able to splice your own lines to make you feel like a true sailor. Burying the tail of parallel-core, double-braid line can be quite a challenge. But putting a good splice in s...