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I've had a lot of people ask to get more info on the Maxwell RC 10-8 windlass install so here it is. I also included a quick trip over to Port Edward for a half haul out.
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A trapeze handle's view of a pretty windy joyride with Dutch sailing legend Esther.
For over 30 years, Wildwind in Greece has been the top holiday location for anyone who’s serious about sailing. Unique climatic conditions, the widest range of dinghies and catamarans in Europe, highly experien...
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This weekend Athena got moved back into the shed. I'm almost done removing hardware and I've started patching holes.
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The time had come to haul Sarean out of the water, discover what had gone on with our prop, and give her some much needed loving. Depending on your time and skills, this can be an expensive - or only a mildly painful back pocket experience.
We always do our own work - from the dreaded days of sand...
The Tula Shop - In this short video we show you how to get a conch out of its shell and prep it for making some awesome conch dishes. We use the back of a regular hammer to crack the conch shell but our friends Bob and Bobby use one of these cheap welding hammers that work awesome Here's a vi...
This weekend I get to play with a Gelplane and a Marine Shaver Pro. Come join me aboard my 38 ft project sailboat. I'm in the middle of a somewhat extensive refit. Check it out here:
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Step 1 of our quest to sail around the world begins!
We board a plane from Australia to Croatia to find a yacht fit enough to sail around the world. Our first yacht no less.
We were warned it wouldn't be easy, and my goodness they were right. There were hiccups, twists, turns, tears of both h...
We decide to explore a bit of West End and attempt to get SIM cards for our phones. This proves to be a fruitless mission, but some good does come out of it! We run into a man named “Down Pack” who teaches us how to clean a conch. Conch is a popular Bahamian delicacy and seems to be the main source ...
In this video, I remove the teak in the cockpit aboard my warrior 38 sailboat. Alos I make a big hole in the cockpit and decide to remove the old propane locker.
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A COMPLETE how-to on dyneema. What it is, the 20 places it's used on my boat, how to make the 2 splices you need to know, and even how to tie a soft shackle. These soft shackles are ~$1 to make, and could save your boat! Hope ...
It's here! My spiffy new diesel tank is finally here :D Join me as I crawl back into the engine compartment.
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Having sharp tools is important. As temps are warming up and we are getting back into the thick of boatbuilding work, we felt this would be an appropriate video.
Well kept tools lead to fun, productive and safe work. There is nothing worse than trying to get a job done with the wrong tool or one t...
This is how I removed Treadmaster aboard my 38 ft sailboat.
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The scoop behind our trip to Quito and WOW, Nikki drops a bomb at the end.
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Excited to get moving after provisioning to sail North we have one more challenge coming our way.
When then take our weather window turning our bow North, wandering our way towards beautiful Cape Upstart.
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Do you want to know our secrets to anchoring like a superyacht?
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Well, watch on friends. We met a superyacht captain a few years back. Over a few beers he told us how superyachts anchor so that they don't drag and don't damage their eq...
The Tula Shop - Today, we made a conch horn. We searched "how to make a conch horn" and came across this gem It's not too difficult to make a conch horn but being able to play the horn takes a little practice. We also motor a few miles from Lynyard Cay to Little Harbor which so far ...
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This episode, I drive the 3000 miles back to Tally Ho from South Georgia, where Steve Cross has been milling Live Oak for me. I bed and bolt the 6’ Scarph in the new keel timber, ...
We spend a day with Jessica and Ryan in West Palm Beach before moving to a nearby marina to get hauled out and assess the damages from the accident. We get to work right away and try to stay positive as we teach viewers how to do patch work with fiberglass.
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A closer look at Clark's huge homemade wind generator, which makes power on our boat, S/V Temptress.
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In this short video skipper Sierra walks us through how to make conch salad which is an absolute awesome and simple recipe for conch for when you are in the Bahamas and you don’t have to tenderize the conch meat! - The Tula Shop
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HEADS UP: This episode takes place BEFORE the accident that we updated you about. We are now back to our regular timeline of events and stories, so stand by for more on what happened. In this episode, we are still in Fort Pierce and we take care of a lot of important things. Herby installs our new s...
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