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We're moving right along with our silicon bronze floor timbers. We tacked most of the floor pieces together in preparation for welding them in batches. Before we can finish making the rest of the floor timbers though, we need to replace the frames that w...
As we continue moving forward on the forward and midship bronze floor timbers, we are kindly interrupted by a friend of ours who plays us a cover of 'Boats to build' by Guy Clark.
The bronze floors are a tedious amount of work. Bending the compound curve...
We've all been looking forward to getting to work on the bronze floors but before we can do so, we had a bit more cleaning up to do in order to finish up with Victoria.
As we're looking to save as much as possible, we had to strip all the planking of its f...
Floor timbers are a critically important structural member in wooden boats. As we've been building Arabella, there have been many decisions so far in terms of following the original plans or making slight adjustments. Each decision has pros and cons.
Whe...
Karl is floating happily again and now it’s time to give Maria a hand with her sailboat Joana for a change.
Simon and I head down to Vista Mar Marina and tag team a couple of jobs on the to do list.
And of course there is some good home made food invo...
Milling our planking stock out of our donated cedar and working on figuring out our bronze floor timbers! Buckle up because there is a lot of information here.
A lot goes into this project behind the scenes that we don't talk about. Most of that is the m...
The long process of sheathing continues into August with breaks out to a scrap yard and a river cruise to celebrate my birthday. We also weld the top pieces of the chainplates that the dead eyes will attach to at Rolf's shop with the sound of the racetrack...
A decision to build a 40 foot Catamaran should not be taken lightly. Join Ross Boardman in a series of videos that shows the ups and downs, logistics and blood sweat, swearing and tears involved in the building of a fibreglass composite catamaran.
You thou...
This week we started building the walls insulation system of the east part of our shipping container house!! For that we spent some days preparing pieces, welding and painting the walls! Roberta could help me more as she had learned some new skills last we...
This issue I make good on an 8 month old problem when I destroyed my dodgy trailer crane and dig in for a session of laminating that almost did me in. Have fun Guys , I'm back on the resin!!
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We conclude the rudder saga in this episode. Originally put together last July and this July she sits proud at the back of the boat. Next up, more sailboat part...
This issue gets working on our boat boat lift although it's a bit of long one, I take a group sea kayaking in the wilds of Western Australia and experience whale sharks, dolphins,world class snorkeling, and an encounter with a beautiful hammerhead shark, m...
Yes, we are starting to finally put her together. It's been a long time coming and we have many pieces ready, but we are steps away from bolting things together.
That means, we need to drill holes and make sure the bow assembly fits perfectly together. S...
This video shows some of the logistics in dealing with a massive mould, some steel work and our trailer sailor "Interim": gets it's final anti-fouling ready to be put on the mooring in Jervis Bay.
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Bridgedeck week brings with it, a load of extra prep and my knees are on the edge. Digging deep I am glad to be on to the foam core and back on my feet.
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A day on the hard costs 170$ in Balboa Yacht Club, so we worked day and night on the to do list and managed to be back in the water after 6 days.
It was a crazy work intense time, but we got a ton of stuff done, which was great. Next point on the list: en...
In this step, we finally get to fix our bow pulpit thanks to Luis, our new hero! He picked us up, drove us back to San Juan and spent 2 days helping us put Uma's bow back together. With that done, it was time to weigh anchor and set sail for Culebra.
If ...
Here it is, our first sailing log of 2016!
We've made it an extra big one to help keep those in the northern hemisphere entertained over the long winter nights.
If you've been following us, you'll know that 2015 was full of ups and downs aboard SY Esper....
As we mentioned so many times, being in this Boatyard have its benefits. You know what they say " one man's trash is another man's treasure." We got to salvage some good shiny metals and had to learn how to weld to put it all together...
We also started ...
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I'm no expert on welding, in fact I don't know the first thing, so watch me fail really bad.
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Big progress on the project list this week. I finally got Karl's holes welded. It was quite exciting and I am really happy that it is done.
I also started to use some paint remover to go down to bare aluminum so it will be easier to apply the etch primer....
It all started with one little hole in the hull...and now I am down to having ten holes in five different spots on the hull. This week was a hard week and it was the first time that it has crossed my mind that maybe this project is too big for me and that ...
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