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Salt & Tar: Ep.137- Belay Me, Honey
Thanks for watching everyone! ~Ruthie p.s. if you’re near the SF Bay Area and would like to volunteer you can reach us here: [email protected]. Let us know your experience and what you’re comfortable doing. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can. A huge thank you to all that have already re...
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...![[How to] Make a Dyneema Deadeye | Sailing Wisdom](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/9-4AYV7jKRA/mqdefault.webp)
[How to] Make a Dyneema Deadeye | Sailing Wisdom
This is my own invention and allows you to make a rope ring, called a grommet, out of Dyneema using a Möbius Brummell Splice. Follow along as I teach you step by step how to make this yourself. Using this, you will then be able to make deadeyes to hold up your synthetic standing rigging. This is t...
James of SV Triteia talks about Rigging Fittings for a Sailboat – Nicopress, Swage, Stalok
Episode #177 : DIY RIGGING On this Episode we talk about the different types of fittings for a sailboats standing rigging when using 1x19 SS wire rope. I show you how StaLok fittings work and their benefits for a DIY refit and for use in repairs at sea. If you enjoy our channel please "Lik...
Salt & Tar: Ep 119- Our First Volunteers
Thanks to our followers we are taking final measurements for our sails and welcome our first volunteers. Josh & Alexis are amazing people. They ended up staying 10 days as Josh was determined to hear that motor roar! We can’t thank them enough for not only volunteering their time but also their ...
Sail Life – Standing rigging & working on the engine – DIY project.
This week in my sailboat project I got the first quote for new standing rigging. This week I also sent out the old bow roller to have a new one made and last but not least working on getting the engine running again. 00:00 Bow roller 02:30 Standing rigging 04:26 Engine controls 08:51 Assembling th...
Salt & Tar: Episode 97-Power to the Versatile Sailor
Rigger, Electrician, Painter, or Plumber sometimes all 4 at once. We complete almost everything on the list for the mizzen mast until we get a late-season shower. If you're going to build a boat you better be tough and learn to adapt. We move inside the boat and keep busy. Garrett wires the ele...
Salt & Tar: Episode 91-Brummel Splice for the Bottom Dead Eye
Come join us back on the boat as we continue our rigging. Our main focus is how we're going to secure the bottom dead eye to the chainplate. Instead of a metal strap or bar we're mixing in some modern material. Layering up Dyneema then serving it together with low friction rings. If you wa...
Salt & Tar: Episode 90-Turning Dead Eyes
Keeping to our salty vision we turn up our dead eyes. We are a gaff rig ketch so we couldn't very well have turnbuckles, we NEED dead eyes. This video spans over a year and two different cameras so, apologies, the sound was difficult to get right on the episode. I hope you enjoy the process! C...
Salt & Tar: Episode 85-Four Shrouds, Four Days (Part 2)
-Yup! Days 3 and 4 were much quicker. We managed to also take a day off and enjoy a sundowner dinghy ride. A few discoveries of what you can find in the Napa River occur and we are days away from being able to step the mast. One more episode to go before the main goes up!!! Stay tuned :) Thanks eve...
Salt & Tar: Episode 84-Four Shrouds, Four Days (Part 1)
This is part 1 of prepping our main mast to go up! Days 3 and 4 went much quicker, as is tradition. One mast at a time and one shroud at a time. It's been fun working away from the boat, aka keeping the mess away from home ;) Thanks for watching! ~Ruthie We've also been keeping our...
Rigging checks up the mast.
Okay for all of you still able to at least get to your boat during this pandemic we've released another tech video from the Patreon site to give you some ideas of jobs you could be doing. This one has the bonus of extra exercise, going up and down the mast if you're limited on your outdoor...
Bullet Proofing Our Rig to Sail Across The Pacific Ocean⛵ | S04E16
We’re diving deep into all of those rigging projects that have been nagging us in the back of our minds during heavy weather passages to ensure that our 57 year old, 30 foot sailboat is ready to sail across the Pacific Ocean. This week, we install dyneema cheeky tangs from Colligo Marine , inspect ...
Yes, It’s Rigged
We have our ups and downs, like most folks. But sometimes I can’t help but feel like there is some unseen current working against us. Like this is not the way the machine wants us to go about living. If we were just good little girl and boy renting an apartment in the suburbs somewhere, working at t...
HEAVY METAL – Getting boat parts from point A to B
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65. CRANK IT UP – Wire and Synthetic Rigging
The continuation of our adventures in re-rigging sailing vessel Inesperado! Live Updates: facebook.com/sailorama twitter.com/sailorama nstagram.com/justinesailorama instagram.com/robinsonfish Thank you to all the patrons of this channel! Patreon: Or simply leave a tip through Paypal: If you ar...
Episode 18 Repairs in Exotic Places and Big Ships.
After spending a week in Noumea, we realised we had to crack on and get our Rigging issues fixed. As is quite often the case with getting boats repaired there was a fair bit of hanging around and waiting. This gave us the opportunity to observe the goings on in and around the bay. We had the coming...
Installing Titanium Chainplates that Will Out-Live Our Boat!
Some more details on our titanium chainplates - Colligo Marine where we bought the chainplates from - The Tula Shop - Support our videos through Patreon - Amazon Affiliate Link (just click and do your normal amazon shopping - no extra cost to you) - Jetty’s Vlog!!! @TulasEndlessSummer_S...
Taking Apart Our Boat AGAIN! – removing chainplates and sourcing new crossbeam
Sorry for the delay on this video crew but we have been neck deep in boat work. In this video we source a replacement forward crossbeam (used boom) and take off some super old stainless steel chainplates to be sent in and modeled for new titanium ones! The Tula Shop - Support our videos throug...
She’s Ready To Sail | Sailboat Story 91
Our Endeavour 32 sailboat is ready to sail. In this vlog, we tune the standing rigging with a Loos tension gauge, we get a new spray dodger, and we also discover an impromptu boat project that MUST be completed before we can sail. This was our LAST boat work trip. The next trip we make to the boat...
DYNEEMA: Making your synthetic rigging BULLET PROOF (Rigging pt. III)
Can your sailboat rigging hold up a 160,000lb TANK? If not, watch how I took my synthetic standing rigging to the next level! I explain everything I did to upgrade my synthetic rigging, what tools are required, and where to get them. Then a step-by-step installation process. Special thanks to Kraken...
Salt & Tar: Episode 36 – This, That, and the Other Thing
Since I've made you wait so long for an episode I've put together this lengthy one! We're piecing all the prop assembly bits together that have been collected since January this year. I've never seen Garrett actually change out the packing in a stuffing box so I left that bit a...![WHAT NEXT? Boat Inspection, pt 2 [Adventure #125]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/xHFSiSC48mU/mqdefault.webp)
WHAT NEXT? Boat Inspection, pt 2 [Adventure #125]
What happens after the boat inspection? Is it a done deal? After several weeks apart, and lots of traveling, Hillary and Ty are reunited in La Paz, with plans of purchasing a Polaris 43. We do some more inspecting, climbing the mast, checking the rigging and looking at the sails. Then, it’s time...