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In the last episode, we broke a plank. No big deal though, as with everything we've come up on in the project, the key is just finding a way forward. So we cut the broken end off of the plank and figured out a way to rig it so that we could steam the en...
Well... we broke a plank.
No worries though. We got it fixed and back on the boat. That's how we roll here... with the punches and not against them. We got a lesson in how far you can push a plank to bend and from now on will know what we can and can'...
Marissa's family and our dear friends the Howell's joined us for a weekend trip to Santa Cruz Island where we had a lot of fun but also a harrowing learning experience. Have you ever been caught off guard by force 8 winds at anchorage? What did you do?
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There is always a ton of stuff going on at the same time here. And although some of it is behind the scenes action and not necessarily boatbuilding per se, there is a lot of the project spent working on some really interesting random things! Figuring out...
Planking can be a long tedious process, especially when you are gluing up and fastening full length planks. We have gone into much of the details of how we are planking in previous videos, we now want to show some work being done without the interruption ...
We made our own 1/4 inch square copper rivets to hang Arabella's planks and we are now to the point where we actually get to use them! This is such an exciting time for us as we have planned and worked so hard to make these. We finally get to see the fru...
After our glue failure on the scarf joints for the planks, we also had some glue failure on the graving pieces. This time though, it was with a new and good batch of Resorcinol. So, we were not quite sure what the problem was at first.
We later realized ...
Need to drill a big hole?... BORING! That's right, we are final to the point of boring out the stern post for our prop shaft. We were very much looking forward to this set up and seeing how this works.
We put together a setup that included a long boring ...
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We've made some very good friends these past years via the project. A lot of which are doing some very cool things. At the last WoodenBoat Show at Mystic Seaport, we met up with a group of them and hatched a plan.
Our friends at SAIL...
With a project like this, there are always going to be ups and downs. The key is trying to stay up beat and finding a way around the road bumps.
We've been greatly slowed down this summer by the work of figuring out the prop shaft assembly which has requi...
While we take a break from the prop shaft assembly to let Joe finish milling the Delrin liner and the other components, we get back to some planking.
As soon as the prop shaft assembly is installed in the stern post, we will be able to hopefully get moving...
Sometimes, boatbuilding is all about big showy pieces coming together. But much of the time it is also working with small details. This week, we focus on some of these details that we are going to have to figure out before we move on from the prop shaft ...
We are getting farther up the hull with the planking and as we do so, we are nearing the point at the stern where the propeller shaft will go through. We need to get this hole bored before we plank past it because we are going to need to be able to align ...
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Completing Arabella's hull is something we are eagerly striving for. With this installment we cross a milestone in that goal. All of Arabella's frames that can currently go in, are finally installed. Once we have completed the planking process, the last...
In last week's episode, we went into detail about how we are fabricating the forward sawn floors. From how we are taking measurements using tick sticks and a template to how we are cutting our rolling bevel down the frames without a ship's saw.
In this ep...
We've done steam bent frames for the majority of Arabella, now, in the stem and the stern, it's time to make some sawn frames.
Where the bow and stern come in to the centerline timbers, the shape of the hull is fairly sharp. Steam bending frames in these ...
Planking has been a very fun challenge though a bit of a challenge it has been. Learning to fit the oak planks to each other has its intricacies. We need to make sure the plank fits well fore and aft but also that the bevels match so that we can put in a...
The icebreaker Laurence Gould has 25 foot waves breaking on the back deck in 50 knot winds south of Cape Horn on the way to Antarctica.
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This episode, I drive the 3000 miles back to Tally H...
This episode we have a container ship nearly crash into Catalpa, we replace windows and lee installs security screens. Oh and hang out with some other kid boats ;-)
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Cheers for watching and have an epic...
we sailed from Plymouth to Falmouth could of done with a bit more wind
but it was a lovely weekend with a stop off in Fowey Cornwall
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Our sailing adventure around Scotland comes to an end and its time to head South. In this episode we go through the Crinan Canal, its a rather daunting experience having only 1m below the keel! After the Canals its time to head to Ireland and get some jobs...
Norfolk, VA is an commercial area packed with big barges and large ships. A lot of them are commercial and a bunch are military as well. We just tucked off to the side of the channel and tried our best to stay out of the way of these behemoths. We finally ...
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