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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Installing Frames / Calculating Bevels. Support; Become a Patron;
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EPISODE 29.
This episode I install the first pair of Frames into Tally Ho, notching the Live Oak very slightly into the Purpleheart Keel timber. I also explain how I calculate and tran...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Assembling Frames with Treenails. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I work with some volunteers to cut out more futtocks, and assemble the first pair of Frames using Southern Live Oak - to replace the old English Oak frames that Tally Ho was bui...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – From Lofting to Re-Framing / Removing Planks. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I get some more help to remove a lot of Tally Ho’s hull planking. The volunteers grind and hammer copper rivets, while I finish lofting the intermediate frames insid...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – The Kindness of Strangers. Support; Become a Patron;
This episode, I have a number of interesting volunteers and visitors, who help me out with various aspects of the project – a welding machine, a sign for the shed, some much-needed modifications to the mas...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Lofting the Lines; Part 2. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I continue lofting the lines of the 1910 Gaff Cutter, Tally Ho - enlarging them to life-size on the new 50’ lofting floor in the workshop. I get some help from a young Australian Shipw...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Lofting the Lines; Part 1. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I take some more measurements of Tally Ho’s current shape compared to her original lines, and make a big decision about how to go about bringing her back to a more authentic and elegan...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – The Wreck and the Rescue. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I investigate the part of Tally Ho’s history where she was almost wrecked on a remote Pacific Atoll, in 1968. Amazingly, I have been given photographs of Tally Ho high and dry on the reef,...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Restoring the Ship Saw. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I take some measurements and consider the hogging of the hull of the 1910 yacht TALLY HO, and then use jacks to bend the whole boat back into shape, having removed some of the Iron Floors...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Shaping and Fitting the Keel Timber. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I work on turning an enormous lump of Purpleheart Timber into a new Keel for the historic sailing vessel, Tally Ho. I make a plywood pattern from the old keel, then plane the...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Removing the Keel Timber / Bolting the Scarph. Support; Become a Patron;
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This episode, I drive the 3000 miles back to Tally Ho from South Georgia, where Steve Cross has been milling Live Oak for me. I bed and bolt the 6’ Scarph in the new keel timber, ...
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 ...
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 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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Welcome to Part Two of Nick's information session on essential boat tools and spares.
Nick goes through all the tools and spares we keep onboard, explaining our rationale behind each and includes a little bit of history as to how we came up with our list of tools and spare boat parts.
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We have had so many questions from our lovely followers about what spares we keep onboard, and the type of tools we carry to deal with whatever boat maintenance comes up. For those of you who are interested in this kind of thing, watch on! For those who aren't, well, come ...
I'm on a mission to rebuild a 1910 gaff cutter called Tally Ho. Having moved the boat up the pacific coast of the US, its time to build a huge shed over her. But I only have a week, and there's nobody around to help..........-If you'd like to support the Tally Ho project, please Subsc...
Before making the lead keel that will fit underneath our boat, we need to make a mold to smelt it in. In order to do so we have to make a plug that is the same shape and will fit in the concrete to form the mold. One more step closer to the 10,000 lbs lead pour!!
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It was hot as hell this weekend (the temperature aboard my boat - Athena - topped 104F (40C)! It's too much for this sailor! I'm longing for winter - be gone pesky summer! I didn't get much done because of the heat, but at least I'm now ready to start sanding the saloon, and my P...
In this video, there is a short update on the progress of my osmosis treatment. I get started on removing the old bronze thru hulls. Last but not least I put up a makeshift boom tent.
This video didn't turn out the way I had planned. I had to scrap a lot of the footage due to wind noise even ...
This frank video depicts grabbing, holding and uninvited persuasion in a simulated bilge environment. Mature yachting audiences only. Music: "Titel" from "Das Boot," Klaus Doldinger.
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