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E80 Vlog of Life in a Nutshell sailing travels.
We arrive in the beautiful bay of Golfito in Costa Rica and embark on the process of checking in.
We catch up with the cruisers which we met at Santa Catalina and make new friends. Peanut just makes it ove...
In this episode we take out the old chainplates to see if they are reusable so we can keep our mast upright on our 1971 Pearson 35. Then we show you how we installed them. We also repair the spreaders so we're ready for the new rigging to raise the mast.We...
We begin with a time lapse of the sunrise in Oriental and then go for a short shopping trip at The Piglet. Most of this video involves Herby assisting our new friend, Emily. Herby teaches her how to replace her stay using a sta-lok fitting.
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This video reviews the types of sailing ropes used on our sailboat and why each type has been chosen. Note: after feedback and discussion I plan to use 3/8" VPC to replace the main halyard rather than T-900.
The sail has arrived! Maddie and Herby finally set sail for a gem of a destination in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Learn how to rig a boat, service a winch and take a challenge to see how much you know about this subject! This sailing around the world journey has been amazing, come and see how you can do it too.
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We re-rig the main sail so that it is properly rigged instead of just a temporary job. It was pretty tough running the line through the boom!
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In this episode of Sailing Nandji, we are preparing our yacht for blue water cruising. Nandjis rigging is ol...
When you need to go up a mast, safety is paramount. Aside from safety is the logistics of getting your weight up the stick! If you have a friend handy whom you trust to crank a winch, you can get up the mast in no time and with little effort on your part. ...
Some more boat work in the San Blas islands and this time it is me giving Maria a hand for a change. And we are hunting for some hidden treasures on the islands.
Enjoy and Ahoy,
Nike & Karl and the UTL team
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Tensioning your synthetic standing rigging with deadeyes is possible when you use the knot I created which I call the Shroud Frapping Knot.
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A lot has happened since we took our mast down - what was supposed to be a simple job, of course turned into something more complicated. It was also compounded by Robi injuring his thumb and not being able to lead our project as easily.
But we plowed thro...
Before heading to the boatyard, we move onto the new boat, and work on several projects, including the rigging and windows.
We also speak to a couple of fellow liveaboards here in Sausalito about life on the water and sailing boats.
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We were generously given a new sailboat - but at first we weren't so sure it would be a good idea to get involved with such a project.
With a little bit of love however, she's beginning to look tidy and liveable. Join us on the refit adventure!
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This is the final episode of the four part series of our standing rigging replacement.
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Who needs a forestay anyways?! Well, maybe if you want to do some sailing… but before we do any more of that, it’s time to do a partial de-rigging and remove our forestay so the boatyard can get to work on fixing our bowsprit and anchor pulpit.
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This video covers one of the main reasons for our voyage North to America. It shows our haul-out at Bennett Brothers Yachts, footage of the Coppercoat process, what my family did while off the boat, work and trips we took to the boat while she was on the h...
In this video I explain our rig, demonstrate how we get our sails out, the way in which we reduce our sails in rough weather – otherwise called ‘reefing our sails,’ and I also contrast our rig to other configurations most popular with cruisers.
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As promised in our last video, here's a little extra how-to video, with detailed steps in how we replaced, spliced, whipped and put reefing points in our new halyard. The biggest learning experience was learning the splice, but we found a great tool that...
Now that Norna is back in the water, and has swelled up good, it is time to tighten the rig. Today Pete and I are tightening the dead eye rigging, in order to make Norna ready for sailing again
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