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Meet Morna, our 1920's Dickies of Tarbert Gaff Ketch built in Tarbert Scotland. Over the years she has been ta...
I travel to my good friend Brian Smyth's homestead in Eastern PEI to turn lead tire weights into ballast for the keels.
This episode is dedicated to the memory of my very good friend, Texas Constantine.
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We complete the repairs in Itajai, Brazil, so we can continue sailing around the world just like Joshua Slocum did many years ago, and like ...
We start cutting into our sailboat after a discovering salt water coming in from a collision at sea. Find out the extent of the damage with us as we haul out the boat and remove the rudder.
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No video has been shot on Wave Rover and production has come to a virtual stand still... why?
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With the help of Dr Brian Smyth, professor of engineering at the University of Prince Edward Island, we design and fabricate the Bilge Keels for the Wave Rover 650. In part 2 the Keels are tacked together and we assess what went right and what could be imp...
This week we're diving into the world of rigging! Specifically we're talking about rigging on multihulls- so, catamarans and trimarans. We discuss with the experts the benefits and pitfalls of alumimium masts vs carbon masts and fixed masts vs rotating mas...
With the help of Dr Brian Smyth, professor of engineering at the University of Prince Edward Island, we design and fabricate the Bilge Keels for the Wave Rover 650.
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Wave Rover, my modified Contessa 26 is up for sale! This is the vessel that I sailed across the Atlantic twice as a solo sailor, on an 11 month voyage covering 7800 nautical miles on the open ocean. The current owner reluctantly wishes to sell it on due ...
I build and install pine deck beams in anticipation of decking over the aft end of the Wave Rover 650
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I build and install "Ring Frames" in anticipation of decking over the aft end of the Wave Rover 650
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The plywood is sealed and major components are installed permanently. Check out how I'm filling the rest of my day (building a humble Bungalow for Mrs Rover): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuIhqCWOrVg
If you want to see how I mix S1 Epoxy sealer, check...
I design and build large lids and openings for the large storage space under the bunks, but these serve 2 purposes...
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The inspection hatches arrive and I proceed with building and fitting the crash bulkheads. Later in the video I announce the 3 winners of the MK3 Wind Vane Building Plans. Thank you to everyone who participated.
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The Longitudinal Bulkheads receive their fillets and fiberglass. The bunk top is fitted.
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A lot happens in this episode. Cleats and stringers are installed. The last two longitudinal bulkheads go in. And I manage to put extra supports for the skeg inside the crash bulkhead compartments. It's approximately 1 year to the departure of Wave Rover's...
In this Time Machine Episode (2 months ahead of the regular timeline), I reveal the latest, and last, revision of the Wave Rover 650 superstructure. I also announce my first contest (rules explained in the video) with a chance to win 1 of 3 sets of buildin...
A pair of Ring Frames are fitted and fiberglassed in place. Crash Bulkheads are prepped and Mrs Rover lends a hand!
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Bulkhead 5 is fitted. This will be the forward water tight bulkhead. I manage to finish off the white oak keel beams with perfect fillets.
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Deck Beams, Longitudinal Supports, Filleting and Fiber-glassing... It all happens here! Mrs. Rover's natural exuberance shines very brightly in this one!
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Longitudinal bulkheads go in. These are the biggest bulkheads on Wave Rover.
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Ruby Rose 2 is getting closer and closer to launch, and we are so excited!
This week we look at the small but important details that are so important for us. After seven years living on board, we know what we want and also what we need in an ocean going v...
In this Time Machine Episode, I give you access to the Wave Rover build some 2 months ahead in the Wave Rover timeline. I reveal a major structural change in the Wave Rover Project. Filmed 01 May 2022. ***NOTE*** Port lights were not shown in the artists...
Welcome to our boat joinery masterclass where you will learn EVERYTHING about how boat furniture is made (or... at least how it should be made!) as we take you on an in depth tour of the Seawind factory and discuss the interior furniture construction proce...
Multiple ring frames are fitted in this fast paced and exciting episode.
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Designing and building the bulkheads that form the aft end of the galley/chart table.
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I explain why I chose white oak structural timbers for the keels and show how I installed them without any fasteners. I give a quick demonstration of how to figure out and cut compound mitre joints. YIKES!! I just realized I put this out a day early. Back ...
In this video I give a complete step by step guide on how to fit, build, and install a bulkhead from start to finish.
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Using the Wave Rover Time Machine I move forward about 2 months in the Wave Rover timeline to show you my current progress and ask for your input.
Check our Wave Rover's back story on Breaking Waves News:
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I explain why I have removed the cockpit from the plan and at the same time why I must rebuild the transom.
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Time to start fitting the bulkheads.
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Time to remove the peel ply, measure out for the bulkheads and ring frames, coat the inside with 2 coats of S1 epoxy sealer.
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A crack team of helpers assembles for this big glassing job. The 18oz bi-axial Fiberglass is applied over the robust fillet we shaped in the last episode. Peel ply is used for the first time in the project. A lot to do ... time to watch.
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The reason for this new and hopefully reoccurring mini episode is two fold: 1. To give a glimpse of the current state of the Wave Rover build
2. To get input from the "Rover Navy" on some of the decisions that I am currently making.
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Fillets! What are they and where do they come from? This video is all about mixing up and installing structural fillets.
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It's a big job but organization and preparation are key. I explain how getting the fiberglass down on the sole is a very important step toward the longevity of the vessel. And I want this Wave Rover to be around for a long time.
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