BoatBuilding - Making Deck Beams / Hiring another Shipwright! (EP69)

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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Making Deck Beams / Hiring another Shipwright! (EP69)
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EPISODE 69.
I’m very excited and grateful to welcome another Shipwright onto the Tally Ho rebuild! We also have a new volunteer here, so the 3 of us and Cecca get to work making bolts, fastening the Beam Shelf, and making Deck Beams to span the the boat and support the deck itself.
Meanwhile, Pancho has a stand-off with some chickens and Cecca reintroduces herself… sort of. We also have a discussion about deck camber, and what “constant camber” means when constructing the deck of a yacht.
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Music;
Quincas Moreira - El Gavilan
Kevin MacLeod - Guts and Bourbon
Silent Partner - Yard Sale
Twin Musicom - Old Bossa
JR Tundra - Red Hot Son
69. BoatBuilding - Making Deck Beams / Hiring another Shipwright! (Tally Ho EP69)

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@curtisgrindahl446 2 года назад

Cause for celebration... both Pete and Patrick arriving on the same episode. I'm visiting from the future, having watched every episode at least once. It is a delight to come back and see this episode. Pete is a huge part of this project and Patrick brings unending delight. This is the best channel on RU-vid for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship... and what great people make a contribution to this journey.... all brought to us through the generosity of Leo.

@pbraun2102 6 месяцев назад

I had forgotten how long Paddy had been with the project... I also had forgotten that he joined with no shipbuilding/woodworking skills, something he definitely grew into in a major way.

@A.Spivey Год назад

My Grand daughter: "Why do I need to learn geometry? It's not like anyone uses it!" Me: "Watch this video, sweetheart."

@856Dropout 9 месяцев назад

Patrick’s origin story!!!!

@WesternFlyerFoundationChannel 4 года назад

Hey, congratulations on Pete he's a talented, good-spirited, hardworking shipwright. He was a real gem on the Flyer project.

@chuckprichard3691 2 года назад

Wow! THAT comment certainly turned out to be prescient!

@richardmiles9455 4 года назад

many thanks Leo and Cecca, your team, Pancho, chickens and all for entertaining us....

@gullreefclub 4 года назад

Hello Cecca, I don't know how anyone could forget you. If you ask me You and Poncha are the stars of the show because an episode is not complete with out you two in it.

@odc43054 4 года назад

Cecca - How could you possibly think that we've forgotten you?

@bulldozer7656 4 года назад

Are you kidding me? A beautiful woman, who's a worker is an asset to building a boat. She reminds us men to be civil and gentle.. At least my bride does that for me.. Cecca we all love you, Leo's a keeper too! I'm just saying

@spenmac 4 года назад

@irgski 4 года назад

We’d all like to hear more about Cecca! Where’d you come from? How did you two meet? What are your impressions of “The States”?

@TheForkedtoungue 4 года назад

Leo, you better get a ring fast, half your viewers are trying to steal your charming girlfriend!

@hscollier 4 года назад

Dave O we missed her too much to ever forget her!

@jpdj2715 4 года назад

Special mention for Cecca. So nice to see her collaboration.

@newacinvention3951 4 года назад

Leo I gladly donated to tally ho. This project is a one of a kind experience. A treasure to watch. Im sure Albert is looking down and saying I never saw such craftsmanship. cheers!

@SampsonBoatCo 4 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@Liam1H 4 года назад

The graceful lines of the ship becoming more and more clear, the intense blue of a Washington sky after a rain, the inspired background music, the perfect pace and editing of the cinematography, the teams of workers all happily working away, including a beautiful smiling woman who is right there, working side by side with her passionate madman of a partner, well, all of it comes off like a life blend of artisan craft of the highest order mixed with an abundance of Art with a capital "A." And speaking of Art, that final shot of your feathered mascot, resplendent in bright organic colors checking out the insides of the ship with the repeated geometry disappearing into the distance behind is worthy of a frame, a really, really nice frame. Just inspired! I imagine I'll be stating the obvious but it's more than likely that this video record of what you are doing will stand the test of time every bit as long as Tally Ho does and for good reason. Just excellent. Thanks mate!

@gubb73485 4 года назад

100% agree!

@stevenholton438 4 года назад

I could not have described it better me ownself mate! Comment allez-vous?!

@DC-uo5hy 4 года назад

Well written. Exceptionally well written and pairs with the skills of the work of building, filming and the endless fine editing.

@JenkinsBoatWorks 4 года назад

Well said!!

@JRBecraftMPH 3 года назад

Fine craftsmanship with words and felicitous, too. Accurate.

@gbosman5874 Месяц назад

Wow Patrick is still with the project 4 years later.. amazing!

@ColinWatters 4 года назад

7:20 Leo: "To bypass this boring technical explanation skip to 9:39". Nothing you show us is ever boring.

@Runoratsu 4 года назад

Agreed! I was shaking my head at that overlay text, too. As if! :D

@AlaskaSkidood 4 года назад

Heh, I wonder how many people actually skip?

@janposthumus8735 4 года назад

Was going to say exactly the same - you beat me to it...

@stuartdilts2729 4 года назад

I still appreciate that he does it though.

@twokharacters 4 года назад

My thoughts exactly. I doubt anyone has ever skipped those sections when given the option to.

@grizzworld 4 года назад

Seeing quality inspector Pancho doing corrections to your template relly made my day :D

@Anon.Emouse 4 года назад

Sunday morning here in Australia. Wake up, check RU-vid for a new video from Leo, Yes!!! Make a cup of tea and tell the kids to shut up for 22 mins. Their breakfast will have to wait :-)

@pearville37 4 года назад

Cecca seems joy to have on the project. Her smile and laugh are great and she seems full of life.

@HeidiLandRover 4 года назад

And now every deck beam on Tally Ho will have a small, beak-shaped notch in it :-D

@karlhrdylicka 4 года назад

Poncho seal of a quality product to specification .

@jpb3305 4 года назад

The bird is the real star of the show right?

@macelius 4 года назад

Inspector Poncho.

@stimpsonjcat67 4 года назад

F this template, Leo.

@Gottenhimfella 4 года назад

It's intriguing to me that at 11:24, a not particularly large chicken, taking off from one end of a heavy layer of flitches on the (admittedly not rigidly constrained) forks of a reasonably hefty forklift, caused an easily visible perturbation which took several cycles to settle down. However I'm sure that (in the traditions of RU-vid) some person or persons out there will be itching to explain why it's not intriguing to them!

@xNotSoPro 4 года назад

12:06 Thought an Abom video was playing in the background for a second...

@benterrell9139 4 года назад

I'm amazed Leo and Abom haven't found some bit of the project in common. Maybe they did and I missed it

@fowletm1992 4 года назад

Prob later in the fit out stage

@davidclift5989 4 года назад

Yep me too

@russtuff 4 года назад

Same!

@richardwigley 4 года назад

I thought the same 😂

@TimsBitsnPieces 4 года назад

You all are doing a wonderful job showing newcomers and old folk alike how to loft and all of the valuable traits of a shipwright. I love your parrot. She will be a new boat soon, I watch with anticipation. I have repaired and worked on several wooden boats here in Melbourne Australia but would definitely not call myself a shipwright.

@nathanrice3890 4 года назад

How did anyone ever build a ship this big before power tools? Can you imagine cutting those huge beams without a power saw?

@thomasarussellsr 4 года назад

Yeah, it would surely take a lot longer with a handsaw, chisel, and planes/scrapers. Or even hewing axes.

@TC-ge3pt 4 года назад

So Cecca is awesome right? A GF that threads bolts? She’s a keeper Leo!

@Pow3llMorgan 4 года назад

She's totally ride or die. Women like her don't come around often. At least not in my circles.

@ivansemanco6976 4 года назад

@@Pow3llMorgan Try to change circles, believe me it works.

@ZigZagMarquis 4 года назад

Leo, put a ring on her. ;-)

@catalinaislandliving6916 4 года назад

You need to marry that girl buddy.

@leonbroekx 4 года назад

@@ZigZagMarquis Told him that lots of episodes ago. Do it before someone else does.

@StonyRC 4 года назад

As if ANYONE who watches this channel doesn't know who Cecca is!!! We all look out for you ... EVERY episode. You're an amazing girl and an integral part of Team-Sampson.

@betdan7777777 4 года назад

the too birds make a nice balance to your channel all the best.

@robertcarey9121 4 года назад

I have seen this guy Pete Stein before on other video he was working for other shipyard and he sure looks hard worker for his size and he has talent and glad to see him again and hope for his continue to success his goal of his business.Tell Pete to keep your chin up and stay with your dream and success and you too Leo! Smile!!

@WarrenSchick-kc9mb Месяц назад

A watershed episode with the introduction of two of the most significant characters to feature in this project. Seriously, you couldn't write this shit.

@BobM.-to9ji 4 года назад

I am not a boat builder or a sailor, and have have no intention of becoming either. You and Acorn and SV Seeker are totally interesting because you are doing something, making something, building something.

@typetwotim 4 года назад

I’m a retired shipwright, watching videos of shipwrights , these working sculptures will always be apart of me. Watching you guys, I’m still learning new things . Stay safe ,Cheers

@webbtrekker534 4 года назад

I know the feeling.

@patrickradcliffe3837 4 года назад

Just love that shot down the keel looking at all the frames and how symmetrical and well shaped they are.

@Bikerbob59 4 года назад

Thanks all needed the entertainment. Please keep uploading.

@stevehughes1250 4 года назад

Thanks a lot to the whole gang, past, present and future !

@kamurray67 4 года назад

This video seemed different some how. It went by s fast that I was surprised when it ended. My favorite one so far.

@Anon.Emouse 4 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. So much going on now that they can multi-task.

@mattevans-koch9353 4 года назад

Great video and explanation of the deck camber and how to deal with it in the forward area. You never have boring content. If you find that you absolutely have something boring to show just show Cecca smiling and threading bolts and it won't matter. Welcome to Patrick and Pete. Take care all and stay well.

@patrickwentz8413 4 года назад

I like your videos but am glad you have got some help. I did not think you were ever going to finish this project but with your two captive helpers you should fly along now as long as you do not run out of money, supplies, patience etc.

@michaelc.3812 6 месяцев назад

Gratitude is the best emotion one can demonstrate, and it’s a key to a happy, health6 and productive life (IMHO). Thank YOU Leo for your humble gratitude shown each episode as it means I’ll continue to watch these videos and support Tally Ho.

@raceace 4 года назад

Genuinely surprised to see a circular saw with that diameter blade cut that curve, I would've butchered it in an instant. Much respect.

@taylorwso 4 года назад

why would I skip the technical part? That's some of the best stuff

@stimpsonjcat67 4 года назад

IKR? No one ever...

@jimm2099 4 года назад

Cecca hasn't been forgotten by me nor most of the people who have been watching this channel for much time! Thanks for all your videos.

@hydorah 4 года назад

Shout-out to Cecca for the thread cutting ...and... Hand sanding(!) Hardcore. Well done for managing to recruit a shipwright in these difficult times and finding one who's OK about about the filming. He seems great at what he does and he comes across really well. Just the right level of awkwardness and discomfort about being filmed and quizzed on camera!

@felipericketts 4 года назад

I recognized Pete form the Western Flyer project. The wood boat building community is a small world, I suppose. So much fun to see you project as it moves along. It helps ease these remarkable times we are living in. Perhaps some good can come of it as we may learn to get along a little better by adjusting our appreciation for what is important. Thanks for sharing and glad to see you make progress! :-)

@spikeafrican8797 4 года назад

Can't tell you how many carpentry tricks I've learned following this project. Watching you use the best combination of resourses for the task at hand was a big eye opener. Old tech, new tech, brute force labor, mechanical labour, hand tools and power tools, all integrated with a sharp mind, a very keen eye, and all the amazing hand craftwork. Totally inspiring!

@SuperGliderman 4 года назад

Again great video Leo,realy looking forward to the next vid when you get them all screwed in.And no dont think anyone watching will forget Cecca

@websitesthatneedanem 4 года назад

Great Saturday isolation viewing!

@josemorenoporras7506 4 года назад

11:20 the Parrot is a bad guy hahahaha those chickens knows. lovely video!

@jimwalker5941 4 года назад

Even though I know that you know what you are doing (to several decimal places), given the enormous labor involved and the costs of procuring suitable raw materials, I was greatly relieved to see Pancho double checking all of the work, there at the end. Stay well and thank you for your videos.

@joesprague1464 4 года назад

I really enjoy watching the Western Flyer project and appreciate the skill of shiprights like Pete in that restoration.They must have been bummed in losing him.Glad he's onboard with Tally Ho.

@georgebuzea6879 4 года назад

Expected to see Abom79 at 12:06 😂

@thomasbecker9676 4 года назад

Seriously.

@buillioncubes 4 года назад

Took me a minute to figure out where I heard that before :)

@barkebaat 4 года назад

Me too !

@andytheflyer 4 года назад

And me! It is Saturday night here in the UK so we are expecting an Abom79 posting!

@peterarmstrong8613 4 года назад

Leo, I’m so pleased you are back as I thought the virus would shut you down. Again a great video, thank you.

@SMarv314 4 года назад

Thank you Leo! I didn't know before, but this video was exactly what I needed right now. Never underestimate the therapeutic effect of parots and people having fun builduing boats ;)

@JoseCampos-my1fm 4 года назад

all the best winds for you, mate ! hope to see you around.

@kiltedsaint 4 года назад

I didn't even know I was into boats until I saw this series. I'm a machinist/welder/fabricator by trade but this has been a great project to catch up on.

@mcpheonixx 4 года назад

I'm a welder/fabricator myself and I love this series. I think craftsmen can appreciate superior craftsmanship no matter what field it's in! Especially OCD craftsmen lol.

@kiltedsaint 4 года назад

@@mcpheonixx yes! I love the attention to detail.

@raymondblacklock 4 года назад

@@mcpheonixx ...same here...42 yrs experience. His craftsmanship is superb

@hippiewalkingblind 3 года назад

I know you

@billiondollardan 4 года назад

This project is unbelievable. I didn't think anyone did stuff like this anymore

@Preso58 4 года назад

So sweet to see that first deck beam being rolled upright. Tally Ho will come alive now. Well done to you and the team. Regards, Mark Presling Australia

@hocrazor Год назад

and the saga of "pete, can you tell us what your doing here" beginns... 🤣🤣🤣

@mickramsay5002 4 года назад

How great, you’re still on the job. I was a bit afraid, as you said Leo, difficult times. Now seeing you folks working even harder to get the boat into the water helps me to sleep well again. Please stay safe and healthy, not for us onlookers, for your own sake. And: “thank you”!

@Arfabiscuit 4 года назад

I like the look of this new shipwright he looks itense baby . And he is camera shy which is always a good sign in these self obsessed times .

@CROSSAWGA 4 года назад

Great to see progress on Yacht Tally Ho . One thing is that everybody (Safety People) says NOT to wear gloves on rotating power heads such as Lathes and Bolt Threaders , Steve Cross akaSuperAx

@breenhue 4 года назад

Very eloquent.. Wil H. Great work on deck beams and wata team uve got now.. Poncho has been checking and told me he is very pleased with everything..! Bloody brilliant Leo and new shipwright.. Nice sanding ad bolt making Cecca.. It is a shame we are a dissapering breed..! Ready about guyz..! LuvYawork.. LuvYizAwl. Keep safe.. Keep apart.. Keep heart ..me Harties.. Arghhhh! ♥

@pzavada1 4 года назад

I love the Makita beam saw.

@gordonclark7632 4 года назад

I never skip the explanation as this is where you really learn why things are done.

@markn.reprisal9472 4 года назад

Two of my g-...-grand fathers were ships carpenters ON the USS Constitution. You're giving me a realistic look directly into the sort of work they did !!! _THANK YOU !!!!_

@banjopete 4 года назад

Mark N. Reprisal , minus the power tools!

@cumminsscout 4 года назад

So cool! One of the greatest ships of all time - an early clipper lined fast war ship with some of the best Live Oak ever grown!

@TermiteUSA 4 года назад

They knew them some live oak too. Where were they from,?

@deeparks3112 4 года назад

The Constitution's Live Oak came from Southern Georgia, as did Leo's for the Tally Ho. @@TermiteUSA

@dwaynekoblitz6032 4 года назад

In my humble opinion I think everyone is a good fit. Based on progress and what I deem as a priority I’ll be switching my support from one project to yours. I think the time is right. It just feels right. You’re far more in the meat and bones of building. And I feel my support would be better directed towards you. She’s going to be one heyell of a beautiful boat. The progress is wonderful. You’re now my favorite boat to see built. I so admire the talent being dedicated to making this boat float. You are all very clearly deeply knowledgeable about building a very high quality boat. I am deeply impressed. Carry on mate.

@SampsonBoatCo 4 года назад

Thank you so much Dwayne! All the best - Leo

@dirkdigler5332 4 года назад

Leo, in these times of Bullshite people long for the real deal, and you sir are genuine. I have had the pleasure of working with furniture builders and cabinet makers and the best part was the connection I made with folks who get in this line of business. What people are seeing in you is what I had the pleasure to experience first hand in my shop; best 12 years of my professional career. Cheer to you sir and always be true to you.

@Orangie2008 4 года назад

Pretty exciting to see that first deck beam in position. I actually clapped when you stood it up. :)

@chascain1 4 года назад

I ohhh and awed a little too!

@subpoppy1 4 года назад

fer chrissakes, why would you throw a dislike at an OCD englishman with a parrot and a ship saw? just sayin is all.....

@ot0m0t0 4 года назад

I think sometimes a hand can slip, perhaps someone is cleaning the table and missclicks or something.... happened to me once and I felt bad about it for days.

@benters3509 4 года назад

Absolutely!

@VenturiLife 4 года назад

Sometimes people mis-click. RU-vid doesn't care about low dislikes I'll just say that...

@peterlattimore6013 4 года назад

@@ot0m0t0 great explanation... I hadn't thought about those accidental mishaps... I just thought there were some real unappreciative clowns out there that disliked the quality of the advertising between?.

@andymoss3132 4 года назад

All you have to do is click it again it will take it off folks

@graemeoliver744 4 года назад

that last shot of you putting the beam in place and showing it’s curve was like magic!

@benhainsworth1247 4 года назад

Very happy to see progress through the isolation period 🥰

@joeculver7489 4 года назад

Nothing in your videos is ever boring. You bring back education in videos that has been lacking over the last several decades!

@isaacray8530 4 года назад

Dont worry Chekka (sorry best guess for phonetic spelling) we remember you aaaaand it was nice to see you on camera again. Cheers!

@tonygrimes13 4 года назад

Isaac - Cecca.

@lincolnbv 4 года назад

I've been following you from the beginning of the build and your videos have always been a pleasant watch. Ever since the virus I've been looking forward to your video even more! Thank you and keep up your amazingness !

@reneehayden6169 4 года назад

So thankful you kept the in the explanation of the "boring technical stuff". From a carpenter and small boat builder; the way you figured the overall arc from the smaller half-circle was AWESOME!

@mgmcd1 4 года назад

A bunch of young healthy folks, quarantined with plenty to do. It is a blessing. Very happy to have gotten some of your live oak from Marshall. I hope you’ll be posting lots of videos for us sheltering people. I’ll take this opportunity to rewatch a lot of your videos. 🤓

@SampsonBoatCo 4 года назад

It sure is :)

@petermccall3333 4 года назад

Cecca, how could you think we’ve forgotten who the true catalyst of the project is, especially with the chickens. Great to have Leo back, welcome to the new members - stay safe all.

@JamesBond-xq3tw 4 года назад

Checka ,she's a keeper ,lucky man

@Freeagent-4-life 4 года назад

This is a beautiful thing...

@stevewoodard527 Месяц назад

So this is when Patrick shows up, plus the initial reference to he who can no longer be named -- major milepost.

@cannonw59 4 года назад

Knowing Pancho's on the job keeping the hens along with the shipwrights inline never fails to give me peace of mind, Well done, Old Bird!

@DC-uo5hy 4 года назад

I enjoyed inspector green and his two assistants, Miss Ginger and Miss Whitie. He really does inspect with care and making slight adjustments to the layout. Stay well, she is fairing nicely.

@hud.likemud 3 года назад

YOOOO USING THE WEDGE SO YOU CAN MAKE THOSE CURVED CUTS IS GENIUS

@jamesjakubik4428 4 года назад

Pete, When starting a nut in a recessed hole, try using a piece of wood in the socket. Fit it so the nut is even with the end of the socket. Keep it loose so it falls right out so you can torque down the nut. This is an easy way to start the nut. Simple idea I've used in the past. You do great work.

@fasteddy4929 4 года назад

Love the parrot and chickens inspecting the work!

@nzsaltflatsracer8054 4 года назад

Cecca is a chook person, that's cool!

@scotth4760 4 года назад

So glad to see that Poncho is hard at work keeping all in line. My favorite channel

@TermiteUSA 4 года назад

That bird is precious.

@leepin_lemur 4 года назад

If you made a Cecca’s Chickens T-shirt I would buy one

@dslinger7897 4 года назад

LOL! great idea. Me too....

@mitfreundlichengrussen1234 4 года назад

Thanks for the treat. Be safe.

@deanprops 4 года назад

Nothing to say here that hasn't already been said. The only thing missing for me is the smell of the amazing wood you are working with.The sounds and faces of a job being well done is an award worth celebrating. Stay safe, keep doing what you are doing - proud to be apart of this journey.

@Leonard_Smith 4 года назад

Lovely to see the smile on the face of Francesca in this vlog! Good work guys and gals. Stay Safe. Protect your colleagues. Save Lives.

@philipmasters7491 4 года назад

Tally Ho is really coming on with two great new workers. Glad to see Self isolation is working out for someone!!!

@lancedaniels 4 года назад

Thanks for posting and sharing. It looks like a big acceleration of the build with TallyHo's additional on site friends.

@richardsinclair9449 4 года назад

I just loved that whilst in isolation in the UK, you all made me feel like a million dollars... Thanks to the whole team... It was great to see the curve on the deck beam in situ at the end, that was great closure... Oh, and the bolts being made rustic style then placed to their new homes... The lines certainly are showing now.... Thanks again...

@mathijs58 Год назад

I'm from 2 years into the future (relative to this video) and I just want to say: PETE!!!!! and PAT!!!!! So nice to see them appear, knowing how much they will add to the project (and the videos). (BTW: the boat is nearly finished by now, just about 24 months to go...)

@johnl7710 4 года назад

Another excellent and absorbing video. I would not even consider skipping the tech bits they are some of the best and add fascinating depth to the vids. I will admit I had my fingers x'd that it was going to be Lou Sauzedde but I guess I can't have it all. I am sure your new shipwright will do just as great and wish him well. Looking forward to the next one already.

@marthalucas7298 4 года назад

MY PROJECT IN ISOLATION IS WATCHING YOUR PROJECT IN ISOLATION. WONDERFUL VIDS!!!!!

@scottmorse5499 4 года назад

Awesome to see you all working .

@petervik5399 4 года назад

loving this stage of the project...I'm sure we all enjoy Cecca's personality and laugh... Cheers all...

@Mad.Man.Marine 4 года назад

Just wanted to say. Please make sure that wire wheel she is using to clean those up is a stainless wire type. If not you are embedding steel in the heads of those rivets. They will rust pretty fast like that. Just a heads up. Keep up the awesome work.

@webbtrekker534 4 года назад

Leo, you are approaching that mid point where you will be closing her up soon. Seems like it has all happened so fast. It is like that half way point in a voyage. All down hill from here/there. What a marvelous creation you have made and breathed new life into..