BoatBuilding - Restoring the Transom (EP74)

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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Restoring the Transom (EP74)
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EPISODE 74.
In this episode I work on repairing and reinstalling Tally Ho’s original transom timbers. Being Teak, they have escaped rot, but have a lot of damaged areas and holes that need to be filled with plugs and graving pieces. I also need to add a couple of new planks, so I visit a friend with some Teak for sale, and have a look around his interesting workshop. The planks are joined together with vertical splines and fastened to the stern of the boat. An assortment of animals try to get in the way, as always.
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Music;
Quincas Moreira - Lagos
Chris Haugen - Backwoods BBQ
Quincas Moreira - Ferris Wheel
Chris Haugen - Et Voila
TrackTribe - River Blues
E's Jammy Jams - Midnight Special
74. BoatBuilding - Restoring the Transom (TALLY HO EP74)

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12 июн 2020

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@Chr.U.Cas2216 Месяц назад

After watching the very emotional launching video, I simply had to watch the transom rebuilding again. If any, they're my favourite videos and I've watched them already at least 6 times. Great craftsmanship and real dedication is shown here. I love to watch Leo working. Definitely my personal favourite craftsman/artist/restorer.

@wonka2112 4 года назад

God bless you Norm! 82 yrs young. May you hang around this blue orb long enough to see your baby fly.

@jamesinkeys 4 года назад

Looks like Leo, may have a resource to a great machine shop for cheap ?....Norm seems like a generous social guy!

@Thedevontree 10 месяцев назад

Wild that Norm waswas sitting on those teak planks of that size wild.

@davecoz4227 2 года назад

Looking back Pete then and seeing now the confidence has gained in his pieces to camera, reminds me that this project isn't about bringing the best out of a boat, it also does the same to the people working on her.

@CAPTIANKIPPER 4 года назад

Handsome Transom, Sampson.

@jernulf268 4 года назад

i like Norm. He seems to be a very humble and kind man.

@AaronJohnsonSTL 4 года назад

Pull-starting that three phase converter like a beast!

@a-skepticalman6984 4 года назад

The world is full of men like Norm, I hope that they are replaced as they inevitably pass on. The world needs Norm and people like him.

@barkebaat 4 года назад

Men like Norm made Western Civilization possible. I have a feeling they are getting fewer and fewer, but I hope I'm wrong.

@fredpinczuk7352 4 года назад

Norms boat would make a great tender for Tally Ho!

@RoseUnseen 4 года назад

I need to lease a shop! Asap and just stack wood in it lol

@richhudnut5110 4 года назад

Ahh, Coffee and the latest update on Tally Ho... Nothing better

@kiwicami287 4 года назад

Same here but instead of coffee, its tea

@danielgjorgjieski783 4 года назад

Enjoy😂😆

@chrisray1567 4 года назад

And a donut

@richhudnut5110 4 года назад

@@chrisray1567 Yumm, Donuts....

@mausplan3890 4 года назад

Exactly ,doing the same here watching from Bangkok at midnight. There is a word in the Thai language used to describe the pleasure obtained from anything at all be it from food, an experience or an action. This word is Sanuk. This video was super sanuk.

@SurferKenTV3 4 года назад

Leo, please go on a fishing trip with Norm in that boat that’s never touched water and record it. I bet he’d tell some great stories.

@paulsmith1444 4 года назад

An awesome suggestion.

@Blueno09349 4 года назад

yes leo please.. he's 80+ years old gotta have it tested first hand

@30guarino 4 года назад

If that video does happen.... and say it’s 2 hours long.... what a great movie that would be to watch ....let’s call it “NORM”

@Elektrikthomas 4 года назад

Yes, awesome idea, could also be supported/done by one of Leo,s friends there if he is bussy...

@katarzynazofia 3 года назад

Yesss! Exactly what I've thought of immediately after he'd said the boat has never been launched. I hope you can make it happen 🥰

@12jsteve 4 года назад

With so much crap going on in the world just now, it is an absolute joy to watch Leo skilfully repair those original transom boards. Wonderfull stuff!

@moebeddah2288 4 года назад

'Let the Midnight Special, shine it's everlovin' light on me..' The craftsmanship here is simply astounding. These videos are a tonic for the soul. Thanks for the bit on Norm. Cheers!

@MaShcode 4 года назад

That song has special significance given recent events. Check out the Leadbelly version.

@alanmahaffey3265 4 года назад

My thoughts exactly.

@0623kaboom 4 года назад

lol check out the old tv show by that name ... back when singers had to be able to sing and not just use autotune

@mickcampbell8751 3 года назад

For those who have never believed the old adage “ there are no right angles on a boat” it is here for all to see and admire. Cheers Mick

@VikingCarpenter 4 года назад

That diagonal spline trick was my tip of the year ( never crossed my mind)

@ShinnahWilde 4 года назад

Pun intended?

@stevenr8606 4 года назад

Was thinking in same line. Then, Leo spelt it out 'like a stop water'. BRILLIANT!!!

@russellosborne8795 4 года назад

"why's he cutting it on a angle?" Then out comes the reason and it's a light bulb moment.

@allansr100 4 года назад

If anyone wants a definition of craftsmanship, this video defines it . Another excellent video .

@Stupha_Kinpendous 4 года назад

I was going to ask a question here, but you already answered it. So now I'm just commenting, to help with the algorithm. That said, this episode really made me happy, seeing genuinely large chunks of the original timber going into a significant part of the new build, AND you're putting them in their original location. I love seeing my inner rational asshole come up against my inner romantic hippy, and they both just shake hands, and say, well done.

@felipericketts 4 года назад

Love the decisions regarding the transom, especially your willingness to varnish the wood and show all the old "character". Thanks for sharing :-)

@wallymcguire2033 3 года назад

The amount of work and craftsmanship that went into saving that wood is incredible.

@billiardsandsnookervideosn8319 2 года назад

Showing all the flaws in the transom will look great in the finished boat, prove it still is Tallyho, N

@MrLikeke 4 года назад

Watching Leo waltz through the shop reminds me that the owners of the property have been a significant part in the heart & soul of this project. I know men who would about kill to have a shop like that. I reckon the floor space is at least 80 x 40. To have a 'ready made' shop plus the adjacent yard is a dream come true. Also, will the lofting floor panels be donated to the A. Strange Assoc. if not a maritime museum?

@alanmahaffey3265 4 года назад

I think about their generosity every time I watch a video.

@southjerseysound7340 4 года назад

@@alanmahaffey3265 they truly are the unsung heroes of the project that is for sure. Thankfully Leo seems to be appreciative. But I can't help but wonder what the poor parrot is going to do once the project is finished. He'll surely miss having the run of the place.

@wsbrand 4 года назад

@@southjerseysound7340 Every old ship needs a parrot.

@gsaunds100 4 года назад

A "ready made shop"??!!?? Check Episode 4, 0:55 in ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qjy9-5jl1Q0.html

@GregorShapiro 4 года назад

@@southjerseysound7340 He may have the run of Tally Ho.

@annteve 4 года назад

I’m in absolute awe at the craftsmanship involved in wooden boats. Amazing.

@waiakalulu3501 4 года назад

Glad the teak is being salvaged. Anyone that's worked with it will tell you that it machines loud in the planer and it's tough on blades, but the results are worth it. Teak is the king of woods!

@tonkatoytruck 4 года назад

Only a man who loves wood and his work would go to such lengths to salvage such old timbers. Well done!!!

@webbtrekker534 4 года назад

Anyone who has had to buy teak would salvage those timbers!

@0623kaboom 4 года назад

be cheaper to buy gold ... cost per foot of teak is like a month worth of eating for a family of four

@Plysomack 4 года назад

The highs and lows: The sheer joy of a new episode, followed by the sadness of having to wait two more weeks until the next one...

@dav1dsm1th 4 года назад

It's the same with Project Binky - except that's always more than two weeks :-(

@nielskorpel8860 4 года назад

Always, always....

@radamus210 4 года назад

True! I only discovered this project about a year ago - Imagine the guys who've been on the ride since the beginning~ I have discovered something that kind of helps in a way - Recently I have went back and re-watched several episodes and it's amazing how you will notice things you didn't before. It's not like a fresh one, but it does ease the pain a bit.

@leifvejby8023 4 года назад

@@dav1dsm1th Binky, yes, but try following clickspring!

@GreasyTrout 4 года назад

this is the most wholesome shit ever. The pure passion for crafts, the humbleness, the dogs, the dancing parrot, the educational value. I'm in awe

@lorriedmussett4692 3 года назад

Ditto! Agreed!! Holy crap i luv.too!!!!!

@timlarcombe9096 4 года назад

One of my favourite of all the videos in this series and I have loved them all. Two thoughts. I kept thinking of the original boat builders looking down at your efforts to save part of the transom and the smile they would have had on their faces at your skills. Second thought is Norm. What a privilege it must be to meet with craftsmen like that and share stories. You are an antidote to some of the negativity in this world right now and it is a pleasure to watch your progress.

@mwhelan53 4 года назад

Sheeit Leo, that things looking suspiciously like a boat.

@x...CrankyOldMan...x 4 года назад

Only 2 years left till launch...

@riotagus 4 года назад

@@x...CrankyOldMan...x 2 years!? Nooooo ,that's too long. 😫

@AgiHammerthief 4 года назад

@riotagus: she might launch early 😉

@jackielinde7568 4 года назад

He'll have you thinking that, right up to the end. And then "SURPRISE! IT'S A DIRIGIBLE!"

@pauleohl 4 года назад

@@riotagus Leo has stated a few times that he always has 2 years to go. When it is done, he will be 2 years ahead of schedule.

@mr.e7022 4 года назад

Maybe do an inlay on the transom using bald cypress (yellow hue) spelling out Tally Ho. It would cover up a lot of the imperfections due to patches and nail holes. Also it would look AWESOME if done in old English script.

@Jeremy-iv9bc 4 года назад

That's a great idea.

@johnsherborne3245 4 года назад

What a great idea, though by now it's fixed so a bit late. Would she not have Tally Ho and her registered port written across the transom? Will she have a new registered port when she is finished?

@MattBlackPlays 4 года назад

Who on earth dislikes these videos??? Don’t watch it if you don’t like it. Keep up the good work! Can’t wait to see her on the water 💦

@mojar2680 4 года назад

I have nothing to do with woodcraft or boats or sailing but these video's are just so interesting!

@andrewgoltl1971 4 года назад

Poncho's little dance reminds me of how ray charles swayed when he played the piano

@thomasarussellsr 4 года назад

I thought it looked like he was inspecting the new work. Looking at it from one angle, then the other.

@stevesyncox9893 4 года назад

Stevie Wonder too.

@gizmogoose.2486 4 года назад

Like a toddler when they just start learning to walk.

@dahak972 4 года назад

Anyone else wondering how Leo can read our minds? No sooner was I thinking “I wonder why he’s using that particular glue”?, he’s already answering it. Lol. I love this channel!

@mikevine6628 4 года назад

Keep it going Leo, I love the explinations and the close up shots. You've come a long way. Holding my breath for the next video......where's your first mate?

@halbritt 4 года назад

That’s precisely my experience as well.

@russellosborne8795 4 года назад

You don't know how happy I was to see him using it, I feel so much happier about the repairs I've done to my boat with gorilla glue. If it's good enough for Leo...

@lemagreengreen 4 года назад

Haha same, I was going to ask why polyurethane glue and then he starts talking about it.

@ronrolfe5904 4 года назад

Me too, I'm thinking why is he using polyurethane glue it expands as it dries and if you haven't got it clamped properly well you know what happens, and the very next minute he gives an explanation. Amazing guy.

@designingfordinghies5427 4 года назад

Great decision to reuse as much of the original transom as possible, and to show the varnished and repaired timbers when everything is finished. It will indeed add character and is so wonderfully fitting for the project!

@rick_. 4 года назад

The patches in the transom are a nice visual reminder of Tally Ho's history. Every patch is there because of something that was done to it over the course of its lifetime.

@bazman7255 4 года назад

the only thing negative I can say about this is that it's not 4hrs+ long

@tonycook2347 4 года назад

i know, i was binge watching episodes there for a bit and it was great now im up to date i have to wait a couple of weeks for 30min hahaha what a show.

@jamesthomas1244 4 года назад

Indeed. Not only is the boat building amazing, the video production is top-notch as well. Very good stuff, this :-)

@TBPollock 4 года назад

The only thing negative I can say about this is, I didn't like it when they yelled at the dog. Poor old boy didn't know any better.

@TrueNaumachos 4 года назад

@@TBPollock nah, every shipyard's dog is yelled, believe me, lol ! Btw that good old boy seem to be not worried at all :-)

@jimbot2410 4 года назад

Maybe if you could string on to the end all of the "cutting room floor" and "bloopers", I would watch it all.

@andrewbailey7999 4 года назад

Great to see some original timbers going back on Tally Ho! All the little repairs really do add to the character, too!

@davewilliams6172 4 года назад

Some see character....others see a patchwork quilt of nastiness...I'm not sure which side I'm on yet, will wait till it's finished!

@nvorano 4 года назад

Cutting the transom splines diagonally across the grain: Respect.

@mauricepowers8079 4 года назад

The Transom is going to finish up so beautifully. Watching Leo cut out the Graving pieces and the plugs is the most fascinating and satisfying thing in the world to me. Tally Ho is shaping up like the elegant lady she is.

@smitty2868 4 года назад

My favourite boat building/restoring channel. Thanks for the uploads Leo...

@MVO884 4 года назад

Nice to see the craftmanship and Tally Ho coming together again.

@MVO884 4 года назад

The part you just restored, in the Netherland we call it "De Spiegel", translated "The Mirror". Its a term from the age of the VOC ships. I visit the built rebuilt of the Batavia once. That was impressive and good to see your skills in wooden boat building.

@jakewilson3982 4 года назад

First let me say that I love your work and your project! Your varnish would go on much faster and smoother if you used real brushes. It seems like the clean up isn't worth it, but it is.

@titingpatac6002 4 года назад

It is heartbreaking to see craftsman growing old, I want them to live 4ever.

@johnfrank6112 4 года назад

If more people were like Norm, there would be a lot less trouble, in the world.

@Mike-oz4cv 4 года назад

You mean if everyone was wealthy and had several boats, half an airplane and a whole workshop full of expensive machinery? Yes, I think you are right.

@johnfrank6112 4 года назад

@@Mike-oz4cv I think Norm has earned everything he's got and did it by being a humble and nice guy. People like Norm are a dying breed. He's a craftsman, who built those boats , by hand, by the way. What Norm is not is a class envy leach like you.

@stuartjohnson4982 4 года назад

@@johnfrank6112 Norm is part of a useless racist generation, the quicker the hit the bucket the better for the world.

@stuartjohnson4982 4 года назад

if Norm had any sense he'll go to vegas and live life, he hasn't got many years in him.

@dingus6317 4 года назад

EDL TOMMY ROBINSON To some people life is about more than hedonism

@patrickbaillargeon8051 4 года назад

A labour of love is what that is. Never shrinking from doing the job in the best possible way. Kudos to Leo and to all the fine people who have worked on the project. You keep making those videos and I will keep anticipating each new one!

@drahcirtmd3924 4 года назад

Regardless of any other renovations, now you can say “her arse is still her own”. =P Another excellent video, Leo. Really is a highlight of my weekend. Cheers!

@x...CrankyOldMan...x 4 года назад

I get the feeling from reading the comments. Its the highlight of many many people.. cheers.

@radamus210 4 года назад

@@x...CrankyOldMan...x Hand in air ... guilty :D

@chrisestill8825 4 года назад

A claim that many a celebrity can not make.

@0623kaboom 4 года назад

102 years later and her butt has sagged a little but she still has it lol

@markgriffin4888 4 года назад

Alright, I will say it ,speaking of arses.,where is CHECCA's

@mikeyhayles5544 4 года назад

Great to see some of the original timber going back in. Keep up the good work.

@shamoy1000 4 года назад

Thanks for introducing Norm. Interesting how craftsmen seem to know each other. Tallyho is really looking good.

@DougRutherford1 4 года назад

This project is amazing. Have been mesmerized from the beginning. To see some of the original planks being used adds a little authenticity and history to the complete renovation of this classic lady.

@phuketmusicscene9008 4 года назад

Incredible workmanship as always Leo.. your attention to detail is outstanding... keep it up 👍

@melvindenny8962 4 года назад

Incredible craftsmanship & patience. Shows your respect, giving new life to an era not lost or forgotten.

@treediddy Год назад

I love that you were able to salvage and reuse some of Tally Ho’s original transom timbers.

@Supercity2000 4 года назад

What a master piece! Without getting into the restoration/new boat debate, it’s beautiful to see the old wood saved and returning to duty.

@sheph7ceo799 4 года назад

Beautiful work, it takes some kind of special courage to put that used timber through your machines

@kymcha 3 года назад

I like the quiet understated way Pete the Shipwright just plies his trade ... an artisan for sure.

@dopeytripod 4 года назад

After watching so many of your videos where you are so active & on the go all the time, I can't imagine YOU relaxing on a sailboat! PLEASE PROVE ME WRONG.

@mhssoftware 4 года назад

Really been enjoying watching, so glad for a new episode this morning!

@stronkde 4 года назад

music selection was on point this ep!

@raymondblacklock 4 года назад

last tune was the Midnight Special Theme

@petkuscinta9797 8 месяцев назад

Ahaaa moment for me. Rescuing older wooden parts - great!

@w1cdo 4 года назад

Leo, you are an absolute wizard with your piano caliber seamless fits. Doing so on pieces that are overly large and sometimes too heavy to move without assistance is 10X as fascinating. The transom looks fantastic. I love seeing the red lead. When I was ten years old (1950) my grandfather and I, using a baby stroller (buggy, carriage, etc) walked several miles, several times over the summer to buy house paint from George Kirby's shop (different then than now) to paint our house - Grandpa painted while my father was at work. When I was in New Bedford two years ago, following your comment that Kirby was the last remaining red lead manufacturer, I made it a point to pass by their present day location - residential rather than their original mill area address.

@jeffmaclachlan9583 4 года назад

But who is this guy...and is he a boatbuilder or a sailor? I'm not sure, he didn't tell us ;)

@Jeremy-iv9bc 4 года назад

He's Leo, a boat builder and a sailor and he's on a mission to restore a 110 year old classic sailing yacht, Tally Ho. 😁

@shadow83blk 4 года назад

Both.

@MrLikeke 4 года назад

He's a health nut showing how to lose weight and build muscle. Rebuilding Tally Ho is better than a gym membership.

@csnelling4 4 года назад

Secret Squirrel Have you seen Stephen on Acorn to Arabella ? 9 stones, 126 lbs or 57Kg’s!!! I think his beard weighs half of him 😉

@oceandrew 4 года назад

@@csnelling4 See? It works. Boatbuilding will make you skinny.

@Levora 4 года назад

Ah finally a new Tally Ho Episode. You are really making my Day Leo.

@threehammers2516 4 года назад

One of my favorite things about Leo’s videos is how smooth his joinery comes together, it seems to be damn near perfect , every time.

@jeffbatt8968 4 года назад

Fantastic Leo. Watching you repairing the old Transom and intergrating the new Teak was an absolute joy. Such precision and dedication. Masterful. God bless you.

@Knealeriley 4 года назад

Get norm and that boat on the water

@joelklingenberg3271 4 года назад

Your journey rebuilding Tally Ho has been a bright light for me amidst this COVID-19 pandemic. I discovered your channel on March 17 and watched everything straight through to today! You are doing a great thing!

@thomasarussellsr 4 года назад

Welcome to the viewership of one of the better, if not the best, boat builds on the you tube. If you need another couple of channels to binge, I would suggest, Acorn to Arabrlla, Salt and Tar (they are floating and starting their rigging at five years into their build), and Tips From a Shipwright. Good channels with more hard working boat builders. There are many more out there, but these are my personal tops.

@johnscally255 4 года назад

We Have been watching Tally - Ho and LEO and the guys build such a great Boat.Incredible Skills.Keep the videos coming.WOW. A super journey with Knowledge and workmanship.CHEERS to All.

@jonathantillman842 4 года назад

It was fantastic to see the old and new teak go into the making of the transom! Great work! Thanks, also, for introducing us to Norm!

@techmeister3208 4 года назад

Continually impressed with the craftsmanship and artistry to say nothing of the teams dedication. Awesome awesome and thank you

@adriaticbatman 4 года назад

And some of us grew up thinking This Old House was interesting......

@alanmahaffey3265 4 года назад

When Leo introduced Norm, I half expected to see the camera pan to Norm Abram.

@danielstellmon5330 4 года назад

Its a floating old house

@RevRickWhite 4 года назад

This video has provided me with a huge encouragement... from your just incredible craftsmanship and from your 82 year old guest. I’m only 71, so there is plenty of time for me to improve my meager woodworking skills! Stay safe!

@philmorrow2446 4 года назад

I was absolutely gobsmacked at how good that teak timber turned out to be after so long since first being felled. I love this project and only wish I was able to just fly over and give a hand. So much to learn. Excellent work sir. Not long now.

@jamesworley2674 4 года назад

Norm is a legend, not a single piece of PPE in sight and all his fingers

@billstevens3796 4 года назад

And eyeballs!

@raymondblacklock 4 года назад

you can tell the Joe's by their fingers and toes

@MrPotatochips4 4 года назад

It can be done

@JerryDLTN 4 года назад

That's the 2nd 80+ y/o that I've come across on YT recently that deserves a 2nd lifetime. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2qcsWajivnI.html

@MaShcode 4 года назад

And no PPE is significant of what? His legendary status? What an idiotic thing to assert. Do you know the man? The fact that he helped out Leo is enough to establish his cred as legend.

@paulbrown2971 4 года назад

Your videos just bring a smile to my face every time! Craftsmanship of the highest order, characters and assorted pets all wrapped up in a noble project to bring something elegant, beautiful and capable back to life. Thanks, Leo

@brianwillerton8659 4 года назад

I gotta admit, it seemed like beating a dead horse to begin with, but Leo came through in flying colors, it looks simply Marvelous!

@gringofett3944 4 года назад

Those cuts of Teak that have the old fastening holes would make some real nice decorative pieces that you could sell to help fund the build.

@richardsinclair9449 4 года назад

That was fantastic and took my mind off what's happening here in the UK ..... BRILLIANT building as always and the transom will look fantastic in the end and will be such a good talking point for you in the future...... You guys imagine what it took to build HMS Victory hay..... Nahhhh it's looking fantastic due to your hard effort and work...... Hats taken off to you all from all around the globe indeed.....

@namenotavailable11 4 года назад

I love when you introduce us to another craftsman that would maybe otherwise go unrecognized. I certainly learn all kinds of things watching g these videos. Never would have thought about running the spline grain at an angle to avoid splitting. You are truly a master that defies your young age Leo.

@rayneethling7809 4 года назад

Ain't that the truth. Leo's craftsmanship and perfection is wonderful to behold.

@garymucher9590 4 года назад

The repairs on the teak transom will only strengthen it. And I think the repairs add character as well. Thumbs Up!

@steveraleigh100 5 месяцев назад

Transom is looking awesome. It's wonderful that you are finally getting to use pieces of the original Tally Ho for the build. Yay! BTW, I love the detail on the beam shelves.

@allanrichards6448 4 года назад

I think its brilliant that you could reuse the original transom. A little of Tally Ho back in the original place. It all looks stunning, you must be so proud of your achievements.

@ronpurcell9984 4 года назад

The bright transom with the original material is a perfect touch. Sweet! Hope the main hatch works out like that.

@dondevine5129 4 года назад

A thing of beauty is a joy forever

@christiangeiselmann 4 года назад

Oh, wow! So there will eventually indeed be a piece of the original timber left on the boat!

@raylarkin5004 4 года назад

Bravo Leo! This has been my very favorite episode so far as a life long carpenter, the last ten years before my retirement were in restorative work on the mansions in SF and peninsula towns like Atherton and more. You bringing back that teak transom was a joy for me as old growth and original timber in non dimensional sizes always catch my eye! I like the explinationof the grain of the spines used. The soft wood note was something new to me. (Perhaps because none of my house spent their lives on water) But as always, every bit of all of this endeavour you have undertaken has been an adventure for me in my chair. Thank you again for inviting me and everyone else along

@richardcole9558 4 года назад

Fifty years time I can see you being like Norm ...still building things even if you don’t use em ..😂

@clarkkent7999 4 года назад

If he's still alive, he'll still be sailing.

@longhaulblue 4 года назад

Your channel has got me binging on sailing videos, learning about the world of sailing. I've watched in awe of the Brest Atlantique and the 2017 America's Cup. The latter, I'm not convinced it's really sailing. Looking forward to your next video.

@petergoose8164 4 года назад

What a great episode Leo. Norm deserves a video to himself, an absolute character. Pete of few words has been a real find as he clearly loves the work and is making a great contribution as indeed are all your assistants. Getting the transom test fitted was excellent to see.

@benters3509 4 года назад

Great. As usual, there was a sense of completion about this video. I can't wait to see the floor casting process.

@stephengent9974 4 года назад

She is looking fair. Nice that the original transom could be saved

@viscache1 4 года назад

Stephen Gent >though it’s bad luck to chase a dog off the project... I’ve found that until a dog sits (or otherwise baptizes with butt flesh) on a wood project it never seems to come out just right. So...dog-ON!

@matthewhaynes7646 4 года назад

Thank you for showing the world your skill and dedication. My wife and I always look forward to watching your videos. Some day we hope we will be walking through the harbour in Bristol and it will be an wonderful surprise to see it! Your patrons feel you are great value for money!!

@passinthru4328 4 года назад

Totally agree with the reasoning and the decision to do the extra work to retain a part of old Tally Ho's transom. Great work!

@markzieg3593 4 года назад

What another great episode.Has to be one of my top favorites. Just seeing the transformation of the stern being remade to be useable. Leo is so resourceful and capable. It’ll look magnificent once varnished. No better place on the boat to incorporate some of its original structure. Tho it wasn’t my efforts - worth the extra repair work I say.

@scottwatson5767 4 года назад

I Love the fact that your using part of the old transom! it is going to look absolutely awesome when completed and varnished. The boat is coming along great. keep up the hard work!!

@andrewmullen4003 4 года назад

transom looks mighty fine, good job Leo

@hawazz1 4 года назад

You never got too many routers... How many did I count?! 🤣 Thanks for the video, Leo!

@jamarie1972 4 года назад

Those beam shelves are beautifully finished. As is the whole of TallyHo! Your fellow co workers show the same care and detail as you which is a joy to watch. Also congratulations on passing the 200k subscribers, no mean feat. Cheers from Devon🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Forgot to say that transom looks stunning, love the honest repairs shows the history of the timbers. I used to do a lot of repairs on National Trust & English Heritage property’s all repairs were left visible if possible.

@dashaB-sl4pu 4 года назад

After watching this I went back and watched episode 1, The Beginning, and just how far this project has come and how close it came to becoming a bonfire. The skills and workmanship all through these videos simply leaves me gob smacked, full credits to everyone involved with this crafts restoration, leaves me speechless

@hypnocracy6102 4 года назад

That an original piece of structural wood is going back in Tally Ho is awesome...and in such a prominent place...truly amazing. Yes is may have some repairs...but, to be over 110 years old, it is beautiful.

@jimmcdonald9244 4 года назад

Leo, your work on refurbishing the transom is just stunning. On the video, graving pieces and all, the wood looks new. Congratulations mate, excellent work!

@hannesbolmstedt 4 года назад

I discovered this amazing channel exactly one week ago today. I have now finally caught up with the journey, watching every single video and I can't wait to see what the future beholds!

@gregstiles 4 года назад

that transom is the coolest thing youve done so far, bro dude man.

@viktorreznov2386 3 года назад

I'm from Michigan and see many a old sail boats and sail yachts, it warms my heart as a mariner to such a great feat being made. i showed my grandfather and he said that it looks beautiful. oh and my grandma thinks the parrot and the dogs are cute.

@mikewillis2934 4 года назад

Wonderful to see some original timbers being used. Great craftsmanship. So pleasing and enjoyable to watch. Thanks!

@Anne6621 4 года назад

i just really want to know how darn many clamps you have !! the transom has to be varnished that is a total no brainer , to paint it would make this entire restoration a waste of time , in fact there should be a law against painted wood transoms !!

@tyrionas 4 года назад

you can never have enough C-clamp man !

@MrLikeke 4 года назад

As many clamps as needed minus one.

@MrJneesy 4 года назад

never enough

@steveholton4130 4 года назад

Blimey! I think she is a Limey!

@stevenholton438 4 года назад

@@steveholton4130 hey I did not write that!???

@JjbBowlin 4 года назад

I've had a busy last year and Haven't kept up with the progress at all, now I get to binge watch! Great to see you're still going on this!

@mikefriend7570 2 года назад

Brilliant that you’ve saved this part of the boat and renovated it. Look forward to the finished transom plugged and varnished

@kunstmol 4 года назад

So satisfying to see the first bit of original Tally Ho being installed. Great job. No doubt late at night the old teak will be telling tales of Fastnet glory to all that young whippersnapper wood.