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In episode 61 of Secondhand Sailors, Turner teaches new sailors how to splice single braid dyneema for sailboat projects, and shows how to make up to $100 with the new sailor's skill.
DIY Lazy Jacks:
DIY Dyneema Lifelines:
This episode kicks off with us sharing some great news about our deck! Like many production boats around the world, the non-skid on our deck was created using the Gibco Flex-Mold system. Significant damage was done to our deck by the warranty teams in Trinidad, and in trying to find a solution we en...
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We finally cast off- join us for the most proud and exciting episode to date... and just in time to hop onboard before our next anchorage :...
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We finally get Mundial out on the water and practicing all things sailing. We also finish one of my most anticipated projects, with a coupl...
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We splice our shrouds and Grant works on a hand-me-down windvane from Garret and Ruth on Rediviva, and Noel has some big news! Thanks for ...
This week we are making our own lifelines from scratch and installing them. If you haven't seen our in depth splicing tutorial yet, it is linked below ⬇️
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Bending a sail: to secure a sail to a spar before hoisting. Bend On ~ To tie onto or fasten. Garrett completes the last of the changes and additions to the boom and gaff. Persevering through the cold, damp weather. Then together we work on permanently securing the mizzensail to her spars. Many splic...
Expert rope work is the hallmark of a competent sailor. Knots will get you through, but there's nothing like being able to splice your own lines to make you feel like a true sailor.
Burying the tail of parallel-core, double-braid line can be quite a challenge. But putting a good splice in s...
Splicing, head injuries, and tile. I heal up just fine while I edit and Garrrett works on the rudder cheeks and Gove lays down the beautiful Mexican tile in the galley. It's been so wonderful having multiple projects come together at once. Thanks again to Gove & Michael for all their help a...
We talk about some of the skills you are going to need to know in order to build a wood boat. We highlight Lofting, Lamination, Shaping and Filleting. We even delve into pegging and rubbing ;) We talk about how the boat build process has been going and some hacks to make building easier. Spencer con...
We had some lofty plans before borders started to close and made us rethink our summer plans. We ended us flying to Maui, Hawaii to stay with Spencer's parents and Spencer decided to start to build a James Wharram designed plywood catamaran. It's the 14 foot Hitia model. On our FIRST episo...
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This is a Bonus Episode showing how I spliced new rope rode to 5/8 HT chain for our Stern Anchor Set up.
During our recent live stream we asked our viewers if they liked the bonus footage and y'all said yes so we will be doing a number of these while we are all in lockdown due...
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...
We have to splice some dyneema, so we thought we would highlight the major steps in this extra.
In our next main video, you can see what we were doing without getting lost in the actual details of the splicing process
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Determined not to loose Coco to the sea. In today's misc Monday we splice together a floating bomb-proof dinghy tow bridle.
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Being able to drop the sail quickly and cleanly is quite important when sailing in tight quarters. This week, we remove our old lazy jacks, build a brand new set out of dyneema and low friction rings using a locking brummel splice and walk you though all the steps to make your own.
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This SYSL Extra shows Gaynor doing a splice on 3 braid nylon rope for our kedge anchor. The key is getting the first three loops through the standing part and then simply repeating the procedure until the required number of splices are done.
If you do not have a Hollow Fid then acquire one. They ar...
Carlingford Lough was our destination, but we had to wait for a weather window so we did a few tasks aboard before setting off. It was a cold run so we rewarded ourselves with an excellent curry in the Sitar Curry house.
A marina with a first rate curry house and a 100 year old boat made from cemen...
There’s so much hard work that goes into getting a boat ready to go back in the water! In this episode, we take a quick break from the boatyard to visit family for the holidays, and then buckle down and get to work... buffing and polishing the gel coat, splicing on new anchor rode, repacking the ru...
Finally!!! Our time in the boatyard is nearing it’s end! With work on the bowsprit nearly wrapped up, we just have a few more days left before getting back out on the water sailing again! But first, we need to get Varuna ready to sail again… cleaning her up, reattaching the forestay, putting all t...
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 helped us!
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