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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...
THE BOAT MUST GO ON!
Following last week's big mistake, we decide to move forward with the basic parts of the build until we have the proper plans. In this video, we review what changes need to be made. Then Emily begins the "glue" part of the stitch-and-...
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...
Special thanks to Ron for taking us out to the Farallons aboard his Ericson 38, Spellbound. It was a very welcomed distraction from the seemingly never ending boat projects ;)
Thanks for watching everyone!
Many thanks and much love,
Ruthie
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Ship of Theseus / Project Recap
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EPISODE 58.
In this episode, I ask the question “is Tally Ho still the sa...
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In this video, Emily uses wire to "stitch" together the planks, hull, and transoms of the Eastport Pram to create its shape and prepare it f...
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 ...
Thankfully this episode is only hours behind when I normally upload and not days. Garrett scrambled and hooked up one of our solar panels so I could keep working on this video during the odd power outage in Napa.
The bowsprit is finished up to where we p...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Shaping the Cutwater / More Timber!
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EPISODE 57.
In this episode, I cut the rest of the shape of the Cutwate...
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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Over the next two months, Emily is building a lightweight wooden boat, which will be used as a sailing, rowing, and motoring dinghy for S/V ...
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...
Garrett did a majority of the filming for this episode! I was stressing about whatever video I was working on at the time but Garrett crushed it and nearly finished the bowsprit in the time it took me to finish the episode haha It looks so great and can't ...
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Roughing-out the Stem / Timber Decisions
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EPISODE 56.
After the busyness of the Frame-raising, it’s just m...
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 ...
Thanks for watching everyone!
Many thanks and much love,
Ruthie
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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht – Finished Framing! / Planking Timber
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EPISODE 55.
Tally Ho is fully re-framed! In this episode we see the fin...
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...
With all the bent frames installed in Arabella and all the bronze floors in place, we can now work on installing the sole beams. The sole beams are the members that will span from frame to frame and support the cabin sole inside of Arabella.
We are insta...
Diving into yard life again. Long and productive days. Napa is hot so taking mid-day breaks is huge. The second half of the day when it's still warm but the decks are fully shaded are the best. After our work here in the yard is complete we'll be looking f...
One of the great parts of boatbuilding (or maybe the hardest part about learning boatbuilding?!) is that there are many different ways to do things. And they are all correct!
Steaming in Arabella's frames is a good example of this. All her framing so far...
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