Building the TotalBoat work skiff - Tips for drilling (Episode 36)

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Welcome back to the Open Door Boatshop and our TotalBoat work skiff! What a project it's been, this week we will finish off with some drilling of the quarter knees and install the last knee in our transom. Drilling is one of the most complicated procedures in all of boat building. We need to get our placement and direction right before we start drilling to avoid making any major mistakes at this late stage. Then I'm going to rip our final knee out of a large piece of lumber and scribe that into the boat until we have nice fit and we're happy with the look and shape.
Also, don't forget to tune in for our last episode of the skiff series next week and come meet Lou and see the TotalBoat work skiff with your own eyes on Saturday April 22 8-3pm at the Jamestown Distributors Annual Tent Sale in Bristol, RI. / 1881472075431438
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@terrortorn 7 лет назад

Even if you never come within a mile of a boat this guy's skill and knowledge transfers to so many things you can't help but pick up something useful.

@TheNachotime 7 лет назад

an amateur takes credit for good work. an artists gives the credit to his tools. Lou is an artist.

@jimshirley7613 7 лет назад

My Gosh, I think of the culmination of skills, decades in the honing, and I know I can't possibly live long enough to ever duplicate! You are the Master!

@howielane8406 7 лет назад

Bitter Sweet to actually hear and learn the skiff build is coming to an end very soon. We knew it was coming all along, but still. What a great show about building the skiff. Lou - Thanks for all the good work and the teaching, and to TotalBoat and You Tube for making this series possible. I guess I'll have to train myself to just understand what's next. Also can't wait to see it float and do what it is meant to do. Just hope the soon to be new owner puts videos on You Tube so we can see how it's doing and knows the value of this skiff throughout the ages. I really hope there is another series for another boat and soon. To all the other folks watching and commenting; Your comments and questions just as interesting as the build too. Thanks Again. Beautiful Boat indeed.

@CaptJohnsBar 7 лет назад

You're just like a bucket of water and i'm a sponge, because i'm soaking this stuff up bigtime!....Been building stuff since i was young, but will never get to old to learn the little tips that add ease and quality to a project....Thank you sir!

@zoltanmagyar1273 7 лет назад

...and just keeps me glued to the screen....over and over...please don't go away Lou for a long time....!

@svendmusic 7 лет назад

I hope you keep this video series up forever. In about 5-10 years, when I'm finally in a place and equipped, I plan on following this series all over again to build one just like it, or reasonably close. I've truly enjoyed following the progress and can't wait to see it on the water.

@RealityIsTheNow 7 лет назад

Never get enough of this stuff. Nothing like watching a master craftsman ply his trade. Dudes that *know* stuff. :D

@obxallen 7 лет назад

That's some fine craftsmanship, you truly are a shipwright..... Anyone would be proud to own such a vessel. Can't wait to see her in the water in all her glory. Thank you for the fine journey.

@dbs1183 7 лет назад

NO, I do not want this to end. You make my week when I watch your videos. Your love of boat building is a joy to see.

@chris15325 6 лет назад

There needs to be more content like this on you tube! I'm a cabinetmaker and this has made me appreciate woodworking again on a whole new level. Thank you

@gretschclassic Год назад

I've binge watched all these Episodes and can not stop watching. I love these videos. Thank you Lou, you're a Champion.

@johnnpaull 7 лет назад

This must be one of the best "How to videos" I ever watched.... never before have i watched every episode of a youtube series..... you are a legend sir!!!

@cakirsarp 7 лет назад

Lou is checking the holes like "How did I do?", where we all already knew that he would be dead center on the line. This is what true craftmanship looks like. Thank you Lou!

@TheShorebird 5 лет назад

Wow! The obvious years of experience show in your work, but I feel your passion for the work is what makes you such an excellent craftsman. I doubt there are any better, and very few as good. Keep the videos coming. I could watch every day.

@dirk4926 7 лет назад

This has been a fantastic video series and I've enjoyed each step along the way. I'm really looking forward to seeing this boat in the water and I can hardly wait till next week. I've really appreciated you taking the time to explain the process and I'm thankful to Jamestown Distributors for their support, it really speaks well of their company.

@jonbates501 7 лет назад

Lou: There MUST be another project!!! I agree with everyone else about how super this series has been and how terrific your style of demonstrating is. Please, please, please keep doing these!

@ecc1944 7 лет назад

Louis, in my opinion, your videos are perfectly done! Outside of the fact that your shipwright skills are so great, you may be as gifted in your video narration and presentation as you are in your shipwright skills. Absolutely great woodworking tips. I am so much enjoying this skiff build. Thanks for sharing with us.

@JakeSpeed1000 7 лет назад

Louis. This has been a most amazing series. I have looked forward to the next videos every week like a kid waiting for Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge of boat building. I am a sailor and a woodworking and you have shared tips, tricks and techniques that have help me with simple woodworking projects as well as passing down the treasure of your boat building knowledge. It saddens me to see the series coming to an end but thank you so much for creating and sharing this wonderful series with the world.

@donwilliams3626 2 года назад

Thank you Lou. You are a premier professor of the YT University. I enjoy studying under your leadership. I have learned so much even though I have never built a boat.

@TupperWard 7 лет назад

I look forward to this video every week. Thanks, Louis.

@1.hayaletcobrayesilliklerv416 7 лет назад

trawler de yapmani istiyorum video lari hızlı çek

@jackcreeks7234 7 лет назад

LAST VIDEO NEXT WEEK , WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO SET AND STEERING CONTROL DASH MISSING , I THINK YOU NEED FEW MORE WEEKS ??

@1.hayaletcobrayesilliklerv416 7 лет назад

trawler modelinide yapın onuda takip etmek istiyorum

@cowpieinthesky3198 7 лет назад

1.hayaletcobra yesilliklervadisi ilde wuller wikc wikc, noolu onuda etmek!

@cawfeedawg 7 лет назад

those are things the new owner gets to decide.

@jhendry12 7 лет назад

I have no desire to ever build a boat, never have. Yet I have watched every one of your videos. Amazing craftsmanship. Genuinely great guy. excellent explanations and top notch video work. I love it ever time a new video comes out. excited to see the finished product and can't wait for what is coming up next.

@deantubeful 7 лет назад

She's priceless ! However I hope you get a great wealth to repay your work and kindness for having shared your skills with us all. Lookng forward to lauch day.

@projekt6_official 7 лет назад

Anyone else have to pause in awe of 1 - the holes coming right out on the line and 2 - the holes being the exact same spacing on each side? Fantastic video yet again, Louis!

@Stevecollinsclear 3 года назад

oarsome

@kenchuba6024 7 лет назад

Can`t wait to see the boat in action. This whole series has been a pleasure to watch. So many things to learn and a wealth of knowledge for everyone who watched it from start to finish. Hope all goes well and you have another project for us to watch. Thank you for filming and sharing this build.

@rjtumble 7 лет назад

I swear, Louis, I could listen and watch you building an outhouse and thoroughly enjoy myself, this project has been so much fun to watch. I wish I could be up there on the 22nd. Maybe the next project.

@bendover9862 7 лет назад

Your videos are great inspiration, you are a master. I work in the Nevsky shipyard in St Petersburg Russia. We make all big scale, ferries, tankers, freighters, tugs etc. Your videos have inspired me to start my own skiff. Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge.

@Ollaris 7 лет назад

I'm not a boat guy, but you made me want to be one! Always enjoining watching!

@jims7322 6 лет назад

I agree. Me too. It would be awesome to build something like this, but where would I find a bandsaw like that, it's insane. Anyone know what make, model, year, that bandsaw is? Looks like WW2 vintage.

@hotrodhog2170 6 лет назад

That big bandsaw is one of a kind. He said in a previous video that it is the only one that the whole saw tilts while the table remains flat. I think he said it was made in the mid 1930's

@NordboDK 4 года назад

A jigsaw will do

@K7SJA 7 лет назад

I wish I was in the market for a work-boat! Somebody's going to get a REALLY nice one. Can't wait to see her float. Thanks for all your hard work Louis.

@thameswater2561 7 лет назад

We must remember the Film cameraman and the good work in producing this program thank you and well done, From Brian regards from the UK.

@burlatsdemontaigne6147 7 лет назад

Those band saws go through oak like it was cheese. Fantastic craftsmanship and a great eye for a line too.

@richardbohlingsr3490 4 года назад

The transom is certainly stout and should hold about any size motor you would want to hang on it. You did a really nice job on the craft. I hope the new owner really respects all the craftmanship you put into her.

@dholtman5977 7 лет назад

I like the fact that you take your time and think things through as I've been practicing patience all of my life and still get in a hurry.... Cheers! Looking good and I can't wait to see it on the water.

@ronalddavis 7 лет назад

This old guy EYEBALLED those curves in without a gauge or anything. impressive as hell

@chriscunicelli7070 7 лет назад

Really do love your work Lou, keep teaching. Don't let a trade like that fade away.

@artisticbrit 7 лет назад

Brilliant. I've loved watching this series. I have built my own 1 man miniature craft of my own design. In July I drive right across the U.S. towing her behind me, meeting my subscribers along the way. I would absolutely love to bring the boat up to you, to kick off the trip. Might that be possible? Keep on keeping on my friend. Thank you for all the inspiration.

@atbglenn 7 лет назад

Lou, I'm not a boat enthusiast kind of guy, but I do appreciate a true craftsman like yourself. I love your videos, and look forward to the next one :)

@MichaelKallelisOn2Wheels 7 лет назад

Every week I watch your episodes. Lots of fun. It's spring, so I'm prepping my own boat and even though she's fiberglass, it's nice to be in a boat yard again messing around boats. Always something to do. Unfortunately, I can't make the 22nd but enjoy !

@Jere616 7 лет назад

Mr Sauzedde, you sound like a college professor teaching a science. Amazing to listen and watch all this series so far even though I am not a boat person.

@bdcopper 7 лет назад

this has been a great series and enjoyed seeing the progress from week to week. Look forward to seeing the launching and it moving on the water. Thanks for sharing all the tips, tricks and wisdom of a "Total Boat Craftsman"!

@bchrisl1491 7 лет назад

Thanks! I waited for a long time for this particular technique demonstratrated. I am glad to finally to see it. Also, I stopped and watched a shipwright repairing a deadrise boat is the local boatyard in Reedville Va. He was replacing the floor planking amidships. It was good to already know what he was doing and have an idea about the species of wood he was installing. This came from having watched this series.

@michael-si9xs 7 лет назад

I came across this video one day, and never stopped watching, I went back to the first one, and now I can't get enough of Louis, Louis my man, are a absolute craftsman, never stop doing what you do.

@drewpierce2273 7 лет назад

Boat design is always very visual and developing the "eye" for the look can take years. Clearly Mr.Sauzedde has that skill.

@thameswater2561 7 лет назад

Thank you lou, always great to watch you working on the Boat. Regards from the UK.

@texflyguy 7 лет назад

What a fantastic series of videos. I salute your craftsmanship as well as your teaching skills. I have no need for a boat but would love to build one like this if I did need one. Thanks...

@currentbatches6205 6 лет назад

In the restoration of a vintage F-1 car, early '90s, I had to drill a hole (for tapping) into the sump casting of a Cosworth DFV; not a cheap part and already mated to the block. Someone at that time made a hand drill motor with flat sides, both those and the top of the motor parallel to the drill C/L. It got used-up and tossed, but I am amazed that no one has offered a comparable drill motor to help the folks trying to do what you did.

@Victoria_2005 7 лет назад

Thanks so much; I've enjoyed all your videos, but especially these episodes & I hope you get a great price for it, to allow you to bring us some more of your 'start to finish' videos!

@raytheron 7 лет назад

That's a thing of such beauty you have created there, Lou! I am deeply saddened by the fact that I am not likely ever to meet you, and just as sad to hear that next week's will be the last episode. I really hope you have another project in mind to share with us.

@Buckeyesully 7 лет назад

I can't wait to see the finished product. Let TotalBoat know if they donate the proceeds of the Ebay sale to charity they will get more press!

@timburton7448 7 лет назад

Phenomenal series; learned something every week. But ebay? Really, it belongs in a museum!

@kencarp57 6 лет назад

TOTALLY ADDICTED to this wonderful video series! You are simply the most enjoyable YT personality E-V-E-R! I've picked up more useful tips from this series than I can even count... probably more than I'll ever be able to even use. Thank you so much! Can't believe 15 people actually thumbs-downed this vid. I'll never understand people and their dark motivations.

@mathieulamaure1487 7 лет назад

Best woodworking lesson I have ever had! Thanks Lou!

@daveh9755 7 лет назад

This is my first comment for the series. I think episode 3 or 4 was when I found it and since then I have looked forward to watching the next episode every week. Thank you very much master Lou. I enjoy it so much I can honestly say that I try to use total boat and Jamestown for all my supplies.

@ecrusch 7 лет назад

If I catch the lottery before this boat goes off at auction, I am going to bid whatever it takes to win it. Just letting you all know... haha Lou, your are something else. If I EVER commission a boat build, you will be the guy my friend. Thanks Eric central Florida

@kevincook3799 7 лет назад

I feel like I am coming to the end of a great book. It is satisfying but sad that it's over. I can't wait for the next project. Thank you so much, Lou. :)

@HardWayLtdWaterville 7 лет назад

Wow! The quarter knees are gorgeous! I would put that in my living room.

@trevorpeauk3931 7 лет назад

Thanks for such a fascinating series Louis. Great craftsmanship and tips. Sorry that next week is the last episode, but look forward to seeing her in natural element, and of course to your next series. Greetings from England. Kind regards,Trevor Bill.

@Lee-qp6gf 7 лет назад

Yup, drilling can easily ruin your work. I got so I hate drilling and am very careful when I do. Best series I have seen and hope you will do it again. I feel like I know you, and now, how your going to do it. Thanks, Lee

@juliaocarroll9757 7 лет назад

How can you not love this guy! If I weren't already committed to be in Oklahoma on 4/22, the only other place I would be is Bristol, RI. Lou, thanks for your knowledge, valuable insights, tips, and humor. I love you, man!

@sethwarner2540 7 лет назад

I have drilled many holes on boats; small and large boats, and I can tell you are doing this EXACTLY RIGHT. Anything different in these details and you would have ruined something!!

@davidcummings6299 7 лет назад

I wish I could come see the boat but Phoenix is a long way out, it's been a great build fun to watch.... I'll be in Boston on the Week of jury 4 , my first time in New England and I'm so looking forward to becoming that 60 year old wharf rat I've always wanted to be.

@Darkwell0071 5 лет назад

A true Rhode Island treasure.

@nssdesigns 7 лет назад

I must say I've enjoyed watching this channel so much that I time out from my day job (as graphic designer) and enrolled into a local Boat Building School. The boat I'll be making is the John G. Alden 1927 Indian Class a 21'2" day day sailing boat also known as the Nantucket Indian. An annual regatta is held at Nantucket, the tiny, isolated island off Cape Cod, Massachusetts where these Indians are part of 7 boats competing there. If I can get over my camera shyness I'll be making a documentary of the build as I feel video is better then a flickr account of stills. Just maybe some other people might get inspired to walk away from there laptops and smart phones for a brief stretch of their lives and take up an artisan type craft to create something let's say 'less digital' to be admired for generations.

@MARKBaid 7 лет назад

Lou it has been a pleasure to watch and learn from you. I'm happy and excited to see the boat launch but also sad that the series is coming to an end. Hopefully a new project is at hand. Take care my friend and do a kindness. Mark

@donfillenworth1721 7 лет назад

You are truly a gifted master craftsman. What a wealth of knowledge! Thanks for sharing.

@MrMalarix 7 лет назад

boy it just looks awsome, when I saw the blue masking tape under the gonole it looked even better, the grain of the wood with the white paint and a thin blue line separating the two, just a personal preference. anyway what beautiful master piece

@rickholmwood2000 7 лет назад

super excited to see the launch. I get so excited when I see a new vid every week. thank you so much for sharing your life with us! you are very talented

@dannorris1406 7 лет назад

Thanks as always Louis. Some serious skill on display today. Great tip on the drilling using a guide like that. Man I'm upset it's coming to an end but at the same time can't wait to see it in the water!

@daleleibfried8648 4 года назад

Damn that's beautiful. I consider myself as a craftsman but your work is superb. Never built a boat, but if I get my motivation back I am thinking I want to give it a go

@Dreig69 7 лет назад

It´s a pleasure see you working on the TotalBoat !! .....Wating for the next video ....

@RobinCoomans 7 лет назад

This has been such a wonderful series! Both sad and exciting to see end come closer.

@HandgripsRaise 7 лет назад

Fantastic stuff, your channel is so good. I have really enjoyed this series, and look forward to seeing the skiff in the water as well as what you will build next. Thanks for your passion and teaching style, you are an amazing craftsman!

@jamesfreddys 7 лет назад

Wow the final video sounds like it's going to be a great one like all the videos in this series have been. The transom looks like you've squared it away very well. Thanks Lou.

@tukinfoods5111 7 лет назад

Love the hair cut, so much better. Thanks for the great series!

@macbilling6410 7 лет назад

It's sad in away that it's nearly the end of the build finished. It's been very interesting watching you build the boat. Looking forwad to yor next build

@stevehaines6857 7 лет назад

Excellent job. You are a true craftsman.I just wish I had seen some of your tips before I built my sailboat....

@carlsails58 7 лет назад

Lou, it is such a pleasure to watch your videos. I am sorry if I have dropped by your channel and not left a comment when I could or liked your video. Sometimes we all get in a hurry and mean no disrespect. Hope you are having a great Easter weekend. Also, loved the article about you in Jamestown Distributors this Spring 2017 issue. Great stuff.

@stephenmaaz5035 7 лет назад

Fridays can't come soon enough!! Stopped by to take a peek, Jonathan brought me over, sorry I didn't get to see Lou, but I'll be there on the 22nd! Looks great! Looking forward to seeing the complete project.

@michaelflynn6178 7 лет назад

What a great series I look forward to see it in the water i'm sure there will be a lot of people interested in buying the boat

@Beaver-1 7 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us Louis. Always look forward to your new videos. Greetings from Australia!

@jameskluh5854 7 лет назад

It's been a great series. I can't wait to follow along with the next one! Thanks, Louis.

@MrChrisKnowlton 7 лет назад

Great job Lou and a great video as always. I hate that this wonderful build is coming to an end but I look forward to the next one! Thank you for all of the great tips and tricks.

@tonyswatermaker3158 7 лет назад

Thank you Lou. Your videos are adicting (in a nice way). I have enjoyed each one. I do hope you would start another project. Be good, Tony

@backspatter 7 лет назад

terrific series Lou-thanks a lot

@TitusLivy777 7 лет назад

So many great tips! I learn so much every time I watch your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make and post them. I really appreciate the opportunity to learn from a true master!

@Z-Bart 6 лет назад

Every time I hear his giant band saw startup it reminds me of our 2000 PSI boiler feed pump at the power plant where I worked.

@sabemajeen 7 лет назад

it's great to see your boat coming to a finish. Thanks!

@normanreid2944 7 лет назад

Very nice Lou, thank you for video.

@emrenergiz 7 лет назад

You're the best. Great pleasure to watch this series.

@robertmcgurk7587 7 лет назад

I'm looking forward to the show, this has been a real pleasure to experience and can't wait for your next project. You have created a Total Boat junkie

@alanhill4334 7 лет назад

I've enjoyed all of Louis's videos right from the steaming timber in polythene. Can't wait to see the skiff in action. Fortunately I live in the UK so won't be tempted to put in a bid on ebay.

@philipwolf3619 Год назад

Wow! So crafty !

@davidreilly3686 7 лет назад

Did any of us ever doubt he was going to hit that line?

@zhoover10110 7 лет назад

When the drill bit came out, I just said out loud "Well, I'm not sure what else I was expecting to happen"

@dozer1642 7 лет назад

David Reilly I would've been happy to "hit" the line. Lou nailed it dead center. I didn't doubt it was gonna happen for one second. "The first step of drilling a hole is thinkin." 🤔

@kimfucku8074 7 лет назад

That was pretty amazing but not surprising when he is doing it!

@phooesnax 7 лет назад

Not for a second! Louis is a great man! Jim

@kimfucku8074 7 лет назад

The ultimate boat builder ninja!

@4snowdog 7 лет назад

That is a beautiful boat! Thanks Louis

@thisandthatwithchris1984 7 лет назад

I just love watching you work man

@AA41975 6 лет назад

I can't get enough of these videos. Truly amazing work!

@josephmyers7456 7 лет назад

What a great series! I have had a great amount of fun watching a man who loves his work, explain how and why he is doing things as he is. Thanks a lot!