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We are @rucasailing. Kate and Curtis, sailboat racers turned cruisers set sail on the ocean for a round-the-world voyage with their dog, Roxy. Come sail with us as we make new friends, experience other cultures, learn about new things, explore our oceans, and live a off the grid/digital nomad/tiny h...
We have just finished up our sailboat refit in the Azores. We are frequently asked why we didn't do all of this work in the United States before we left.
This video answers those questions and better explains how we found ourselves here on these magical islands for almost a full year!
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This month was full of many joys and sorrows (and lessons in safety), so our January Adventure Log is a bit longer than usual. Highlights include a squid jumping aboard the boat (and Emily eating it), swimming with friendly dolphins, Clark's viral video, and several unpleasant surprises, worst ...
Welcome back for another DIY project video! This time we are raising our quarter berth from a double bunk to a single queen bed, making it much more comfortable for one person or a couple. All the details are on our blog! Thanks for watching!
#DIY #SailingProject #QuarterBerth
A quick hello and update from Emily and Clark. We've been in George Town, Grand Exuma, Bahamas for a month, enjoyed a Cruiser Thanksgiving, finished lots of boat projects, and had some VERY unwelcome guests aboard Temptress.
PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO:
MaxForce Roach Bait (THE best roach bait we...
Create a glowing, toxic waste area in your bathroom, complete with black lights, glowing slime, rodents, and a sparking electrical box. Best of all, a luminescent bathtub full of ooze!
This video shows the complete bathroom we did for our friends, and gives tips on how to create your own creepy, g...
Undertaking some sailboat projects. Splicing the anchor rode again, removing companionway doors to replace with boards and changing the oil on our engine. Things that needed to be done!
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Cruising home on our sailboat, nearly getting knocked down during sailboat races, and undertaking boat projects.
Vlog #116
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Milling Live Oak timbers on Cross Sawmill’s massive homemade bandsaw, in the Deep South. Support; Become a Patron;
THIS episode, I am in southern Georgia , and I work with Steve Cross of Cross Sawmill to mill and grade lots of Southern Live Oak (Quercus Virg...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Working away in Cornwall, laminating with epoxy and visiting other projects Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I do some work on an old yacht in the Butler & Co shed; BANDOR, a 1938 Dallimore designed sloop. The Epoxy lamination goes well, des...
Building a New, Traditional Boat in Cornwall (working away) – cutting floor timbers from English Oak. Support; Become a Patron;
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In this episode, I travel to the UK to visit my family and do some work for a friend in his Boatyard, to save some funds to go towards Tally Ho. In Cornwall, I ...
This Fix it Friday, we take out the dinghy from its winter storage, get it inflated and launched and then get the outboard fixed on. Looks like we are on fire.
Fix it Fridays are extras to our normal episodes and feature some of the little jobs/projects we do aboard the boat on a daily basis. Thes...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Cutting and Fitting the Keel Scarph in a massive piece of hardwood timber Support; Become a Patron;
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THIS episode, I cut and fit the big hook scarph in the Purpleheart for Tally Ho’s Keel timber. It’s a very dense hard wood, so it takes me some time,...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Buying the biggest pieces of Purpleheart Timber I have ever seen! / Modifying a Chainsaw. Support; Become a Patron;
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THIS episode, I make my decision about Tally Ho’s Keel...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Removing stringers, breast hooks, etc, & a very difficult decision with the keel timber. Support; Become a Patron;
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THIS episode, a load of friends help me remove the stringers, breast hooks, and other parts of the hull. We have a white Christmas i...
Rebuilding a 1910 Sailing Yacht - I get attacked by a rogue falling deck beam, remove knees and chainplates, and launch my Patreon page. Become a patron; Support us;
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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...
Support Tally Ho here - I'm on a mission to restore a historic classic sailing yacht called Tally Ho. In this video I brace the hull of the boat in preparation for removing the deck and take off some deck hatches. I get a visit from a lovely English girl, and also get my first voluntary labour...
Support Tally Ho here; - I am on a crazy one-man mission to restore this historic classic sailing yacht, built in 1910. Tally Ho is a wooden gaff cutter, and is best-known for winning the Fastnet race in 1927. In this episode, I remove all the bronze keel bolts and then try to lift the whole 15 ton...
Support Tally Ho here; - I am on a crazy one-man mission to restore this historic classic sailing yacht, designed by Albert Strange in 1909. Tally Ho is a wooden gaff cutter, and is best-known for winning the Fastnet race in 1927. In this episode, I start uncovering Tally Ho's huge teak keel t...
Sampson Boat Co; Restoring Tally Ho ep6. The Rebuild Begins
In this video I finally start actual work on the 1910 Albert Strange Gaff Cutter Tally Ho. Once I have cleared a bunch of timber out of the boat, I can begin removing the Garboards ( the lowest planks, next to the keel ). But they are stub...
In this episode; I have to take off to Maine for some sailing work aboard the mighty Three-masted Schooner Adix, and then furnish and move into the workshop loft when I get back. I also make a lofting table for the Tally Ho drawings, , in a thinly disguised attempt to put off all the real work waiti...
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here is the second part of my beams surgery.. see how I Jack up that a***hole and how it came out at the end..
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I had plenty time to investigate whats wrong with my Compression Post and the beams supporting it and found a good solution to fix it so I don't have to worry abut it any more..
In this video I'll show you step by step what I did to stop my mizzen mast from sagging..
Let me know wha...
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