Cutting our High Performance Outrigger Sailing Canoe INTO THREE PIECES... (Build Part 4)

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In this video the whole canoe comes together with all her component. We mount the bulkheads, alas, deck, drive well, daggerboard case, etc. etc. and we load her up to head back to Florida where we finish her off with a beautiful paint job. If you would like us to let you know when the plans or kit is available for this boat sign up for our Talullah Canoe specific email list here tulasendlesssu...
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@ChesapeakeLightCraftBoats Год назад

A couple of notes about building the foam amas, from the guy who had to fair them: It should not be that hard! Coming off the CNC machine, the assembled blanks should have been quick and easy to fair. Maybe an hour or two of fairing the pink foam-and not "by eye!"-and not too much fairing putty. But we did it wrong. The blanks milled by the CNC machine are what you'd call "buttock lifts." Sometimes those are the right choice for a given shape, but not in this case. "Waterline lifts" or "section lifts" (or a combination of both) would have been the difference between a few hours of fairing and the long week the work actually took. (Future kit builders of this design will benefit from our mistake.) An obvious question: Why didn't we do ALL of the ama shaping on the CNC machine? Chesapeake Light Craft's machine could, in fact, mill the amas to something like a 120-grit finish. But no matter how fancy a machine you have, you can only move a cutting bit so fast through foam, and we were looking at several DAYS of milling to do that. We calculated that starting from a "lift model"-very quick to cut- and doing a bit of old-school fairing would be quicker. Got that one wrong. Not my first and certainly not my last mistake! More analysis of the design and build on my blog: www.clcboats.com/life-of-boats-blog/Talulah_Sailing_Outrigger.html

@Tulasendlesssummer Год назад

Thanks for all this great info John! I will pin this comment so it stays at the top and easy for people to find.

@Drew-C- Год назад

The best way to learn is by DOING. Great work, everyone.

@stevecrombie5357 Год назад

When I see the man hours involved in this project I see lots of $$$$$$. How much are we talking here? These guys are real craftsmen.

@michaelmarcinek1256 Год назад

Ah shoot Sierra that sucks! I have "the bug" too! I became sensitized to epoxies when building snowboards commercially many many years ago! Typically you will react in the same places so it is pretty easy to spot that you have been exposed. In your cases, you'll start ti get itchy around your eyes, in my case, I have a spot near my hairline (when it is really bad, my arms flair up as well), despite the point of contact being somewhere else. The good news is, that with caution and good preparation, you can still work with epoxy without a flare up. The big things to consider are, no bare skin, or stay covered as much as possible, and definitely keep wearing the respirator and goggles. Always change clothes after handling epoxy and wear a "fresh" set of clothing every time you work with it (put the dirty stuff directly in the wash), never clean up any epoxy with a solvent that can soak into your skin, if you get some on you clean the area with vinegar followed by warm soapy water. I wear multiple pairs of gloves, preferably the kind that have the longer length over the wrist. My wrists have such deep scarring that I am missing splotches of pigment, all because I would accidentally touch bare skin when taking off my gloves. Oh and another thing to consider is epoxy is "green" for much longer than it takes to get hard to the touch, it depends on the epoxy and hardener you are using but that can be from 3-5 days, sometimes longer. That means that despite being hard to the touch, you can still react to the epoxy because it hasn't fully cured. The dust from sanding is particularly pernicious because it gets down in your pores and is then really hard to get out of your skin. Since becoming sensitized, I have built a 10 foot nesting dinghy with my wife and a pretty cool 7 foot wooden surfboard, as well as handled projects on our 35 foot sailboat that needed epoxy/glass, all without any issues. Or well, without serious issues. Be careful, and be safe, but always have fun! And sorry for the novel!

@bobbie7355 Год назад

You need a RU-vid channel or something. I enjoyed reading your novel. LOL Hugs from Texas 😎🩷🤠

@mikemarriam Год назад

So sorry about Sierra's allergy. I pray her condition improves. I hope you have lots of fun on that canoe.

@carlthor91 Год назад

She just has to stay clear of epoxy. Metal boats are in their future.

@billyhinton9155 Год назад

Good video as all ways Billy & Sierra...... Think you.....

@leehoffman3604 Год назад

I've watched the entire build. What a beautiful job. I've been watching you two for years now. My dad and I build a 7.5 foot SK (ski hull with deck, not a dinghy) when I was young. We put a 16hp Merc on it with a quick silver racing lower unit. We clocked it at 40 MPH. I pulled my 10 year old brother water skiing with it. He would start on double skis and drop one to ski on a single rski. My grandkids have the boat now. We built it a few years ago (1965) LOL! If you are like me, you will never forget this. I remember it all. Oak frames, marine plywood, learning to fiberglass, bronze screws. Old style, no carbon. Have fun with the new family member. Teach the grandkids to sail many many years from now! I'm looking forward to seeing the new boat when you take delivery.

@edgarmuller6652 Год назад

Great looking hybrid canoe. Good luck on the race.

@thomasmacken9721 Год назад

I thought I would not enjoy this series, however I LOVE IT.

@Djdj-kd8ue Год назад

Same

@glennpace9230 Год назад

Excellent craftsmanship great job

@fisheater844 Месяц назад

John Harris is a legend.

@jeffsteinmetz7188 Год назад

Great content! I was already a fan of CLC, so very pleased to see this content.

@assassinlexx1993 Год назад

Sierra could try Honeywell North® 7600 Series Full Facepiece Respirators To keep the dust/ fumes off her face and a hazmat suit. No fun but protection is called for. I have seen people use a low pressure air pump to supply air to a suit . To keep you cool .🤔 This is a wonderful canoe full of fun.

@galegregory97comcast Год назад

Great video of all working on the boat . It looks great. it's going to do fine on the water God bless

@therodg1043 Год назад

What an interesting and complex process to build the boat. The technical skills required in design, fabrication, and finishing are amazing. How many man hours were involved to produce this beautiful and unique boat? Thank you for allowing us to see the technology and the process involved. All the best for many new adventures on this watercraft.

@johnh.5779 Год назад

Would love to see how the bow/stern sections are fastened to the main hull and retain rigidity and water integrity…. Great series aside from the 👁️👁️ allergy issue. Looking forward to the maiden voyage vid.

@mickysparks4789 Год назад

Beauty, gonna be Soo fun. Can't wait to see the videos.

@davidnichols147 Год назад

Thank you so much and Chesapeake for the building demo on this very unusual composite build.

@Seafariireland Год назад

Super exciting and inspirational to see this super fun rig developing. I would love to gather further info on the details to be confident enough to build something similar. What a fun yacht tender it will make! SkipRay, Kerry, Ireland.

@coleallsopp9820 Год назад

Each grommet on the sail should be individually fastened to the mast and boom so if one fails you still have the rest. You should use a small diameter line with a cover that protects the core from UV. I would suggest using dyneema/vectran opti sail tie. Double loop it around the mast and through the grommet and finish with a square knot. Then put a dab of super glue in the middle of the knot. Love the content. Best of luck.

@tomstaubin479 Год назад

You guys are so much fun thank you

@jackrobo6838 Год назад

Awesome Job! Looks Great!!!

@toddgriffis896 Год назад

It is coming along so nicely!

@dcallan812 Год назад

Im just allergic to work. 😂🤣Great update 2x👍

@RiverWoods111 Год назад

The things you are learning and doing in the build of this boat, have got to be so invaluable as you two move forward with your brand-new boat. The new only lasts so long and then well they are boats.

@TotalBoat Год назад

Such a beautiful boat! Can't wait to see the maiden voyage video! Awesome work, all!

@reb4898 Год назад

Bodaciously beautiful… I know that is not a word but come on it is a work of art 35:32

@sailingsomeday5975 Год назад

I really appriciate the creative projects you have taken on to fill the gaps while waiting for your new boat.

@majoroldladyakamom6948 Год назад

A p p r e c i a t e.

@sailingsomeday5975 Год назад

@@majoroldladyakamom6948 thanks Mom - fingers are faster than my brain this evening...

@rickemmet1104 Год назад

Very good to see you guys working with CLC - John is a very interesting guy and their designs are anything if not intriguing. John designed and build a proa "Madness" and it would have been nice to see the entire build. These kits go together like a jigsaw puzzle, and although it takes quite a few hours to build even a small kayak, they actually looks like it would be fun to build. That trimaran should sail very well!

@gl2856 Год назад

All those guys who helped with their knowledge and skills and just getting stuck in were incredible, one of your very best projects imho very enjoyable, hope your allergy clears up soon S you are a star 🌟 can’t wait to watch you having fun in this new craft ❤GL

@cliffart7398 Год назад

had I known you were so close by I would have stopped by to see you./ I live about 30 minutes from Annapolis.

@dennisbishop3842 Год назад

Great video on the construction.

@perfectlylonely Год назад

Finally, the inspiration video! 🧡

@mp6756 Год назад

Wow, the two of you never stop, and the end results are amazing. Great work, guys. I'm looking forward to seeing how it sails and pedals. Thanks once again

@johndaniels9957 Год назад

Well, shucks! You came right past my house with your new boat and I missed it. Looking forward to seeing it on the water. Good luck.😮

@seanhanlon5867 Год назад

your not wrong, it really does look incredible 👏👏 well done to all of you, love seeing the boat building process, and this one is so unusual 👍🍻

@majoroldladyakamom6948 Год назад

Your is a possessive.⚘ Your car. Your cat. Your spoon. You're, however, is a contraction of the two words you and are. When in doubt, Spell it out. 👍

@seanhanlon5867 Год назад

@@majoroldladyakamom6948 I’ll try harder next time 😘

@hwileyiii Год назад

A Grammer Grader...unwelcome at best

@corbysherman4710 Год назад

So friggen cool! You guys have made it! I’ve watched you for so long and it’s so fun to watch all the adventures, and trials and tribulations and you have perceived. I love that boat and it a so cool to it being built. Congratulations

@tomwilliams8675 Год назад

Sierra, I think you definitely have acquired a sanding allergy. You definitely can never touch another piece of sandpaper or be around anything that needs to be sanded😊 You could be sensitive to carbon fiber dust.

@Tomm9y Год назад

Excellent project, a great combiantion of Tula's inspiration, sound techniques, modern materials and equipment.

@vincentcarrano6329 Год назад

One of the best series you guys have posted. Just amazing

@DBartWest Год назад

Great video. Perfectly presented. Did not drag out at all. Great job guys. The big boat is almost here. YaHoo!

@michiganengineer8621 Год назад

For some reason I wanted to take a shot of tequila every time I heard the words "thickened epoxy" these last few episodes 🤣🤣 From the underwater shots it almost looked like the flipper drive could act as part of the dagger-board system, although I doubt very much if it's stiff enough to work WELL in that function.

@MrJerobona Год назад

Looks amazing! Congratulations!

@WSallai Год назад

Wow, what a boat! Looking forward to seeing you put it through sea-trials. That it comes as a kit is really kewl. Sorry to see that Sierra has become sensitive to the epoxy, much like some people have reactions to latex. Having a bunch of epipens on hand is not a bad idea.

@benjaminkeefer6883 Год назад

Wow, love CLC! Great group of people! Looks great. How much longer till we see this thing Sail?????

@michaelmanbeck9159 Год назад

You have built a beautiful boat project...it was real interesting seeing the boat in the building process ...all of the parts coming together..a ton of hard work ..what a great payoff...

@michaelredmond8993 Год назад

Super cool build. Love the modern technology with a design that looks thousands of years old. The lacing method you used is mentioned in a book called the Riggers Apprentice. I used the same method you did on a lug rig boat I built. Beautiful design, construction and finishing. I’m Impressed!

@alanrobinson9558 Год назад

Just love this craft. Well done you two.

@chrisstratton987 Год назад

TES, Yoooo! That is cool af!!!!

@AshFromEarth Год назад

Was so confusing hearing that banjo music when you were fitting the alas, so used to hearing that on My Self Reliance 🤣

@vintagecreationschannel655 Год назад

Absolutely loving this build guys it’s amazing. Have you thought about standing water when you’re on the move? And more importantly getting rid of it. I know you’ve got seats to sit on but what about a grate deck inside that will let water pass through and some scuppers which will allow the water to exit when you are moving. Like stainless steel dinghy scuppers mid ships not at the transom

@johnnylightning1491 Год назад

The boat came together nicely. Sorry that Sierra developed epoxy allergy but there's always polyester resin 🤣🤣. Keep the good stuff coming guys.

@gregglewis6641 Год назад

Awesome videos on the build! Great job and keep up the good work!

@jellybean7253 Год назад

What a fun little project. Enjoy

@stanhigh Год назад

Beautiful boat. Great work. I know you know (cause you know, you know), Approximately how many man hours total to completion?Great unique boat one of only one. Do a video on hours. Thanks. Folks would be amazed.

@bobuncle8704 Год назад

Stunning. What would you think your total working hours are to build this beauty.

@foreverfixin Год назад

Looks like a really cool and fun boat

@BrianVitoritt Год назад

For Sierra’ allergy. Get a PAPR Sundstrom makes a great one. 3m also makes them. I have allergies as well and this will prevent any allergic reactions. Plus wear gloves. Never get epoxy on your skin. I wear long sleeves and pants with nostril gloves. Seems overkill but epoxy can kill you no matter what brand. Love the content keep it up.

@BrianVitoritt Год назад

Nitrile gloves.. 😂

@gawebm Год назад

Oh man, the amount of work going into this just makes my head hurt. Not really understanding the functionality and portability of this large, complex. boat. But it will certainly look cool.

@o_oo_o1812 Год назад

I don’t get it

@bobjones8864 Год назад

I’m eager to see this canoe with a stiff breeze in its sail.

@rmacsrmaddog2192 Год назад

Hurry up! 😊

@Skipull69 Год назад

Are you guys going to do the R2AK ? Seams like the perfect boat for it

@islandonlinenews Год назад

Damn that’s a sexy boat,

@richardroy2430 Год назад

Yum frosted cake

@John-Nada Год назад

Authentic crab claw sailing rig developed in Polynesia, Southeast Asia, and Micronesia.

@robertgarbe6348 Год назад

I have a take apart 😊assagemaker same procedure as your main hull.

@FunsongsMusicByPeterRahill Год назад

1.1K+ subscriber LIKE; 7,979th desktop looky-loo view. 9:24 - motor-drive installation pre-fit. ("HEY!! Wait a minute...!!")

@JimDory Год назад

I wonder what kind of glue for the layers of foam in the amas? I need to build some crash blocks for my catamaran dagger boards..

@kaskl5403 Год назад

Have you given an update for your new cataraman yet?

@Tulasendlesssummer Год назад

Not yet

@mobydick6420 Год назад

what are the symptoms of epoxy allergy? great-looking boat!

@deeannec2000 Год назад

John said he needed a trained dog and my service dane immediately jumped up and ran out of the room!!!!

@rumblechick73 Год назад

Wow, all those parts started looking like an IKEA build on steroids! LOL I'm curious as to how much the whole rig ended up weighing. How quickly can it be put together and dismantled?

@ColinWetherelt Год назад

I want one

@chrispalmer1255 7 месяцев назад

That’s a bummer! I’m sure you folks know but for those who don’t: don’t use acetone to clean up epoxy!

@bobbates7343 Год назад

Yes it is a good idea for you two to have an EpiPen for your travels because you go to so many remote places and even places that have doctors but still your out diving and hiking in places that do have things you may have never been exposed to . So the pen could well save a life yours or somebody else. If you do get a pen then just be very aware that they expire and that is no good. So you have to keep track of that. I think you both should take a coarse in how to start an IV and then at least keep saline solution on board should one of you not be able to get fluids down . Once you know how to start an IV it really makes giving fluids and injections much easier . A M.D. can advise you on what drugs you should have on board including how much IV fluids you would need should one of you or both of you two getting something while your far out to sea

@413gld Год назад

Is anyone going to mention the frog in the room at 1:20? Surely I'm not the only one to notice.

@thomasmartin2070 Год назад

Did you coat/Glass the inside of the daggerboard trunk?

@donj2744 Год назад

👍

@vintagecreationschannel655 Год назад

Andersen self bailer type thing

@dspatchin Год назад

I've seen all your videos, but wondering...why this canoe?

@thomascooley2749 Год назад

Cedar wood can also be an allergen Hope you get it figured out

@lonestarcj8132 Год назад

What did they use before thickened epoxy?

@bdphourde Год назад

I've never heard of epoxy allergies. Can it be prevented with masks? Can you store the mini-Tri on your maxi-cat?

@jamespeck6890 Год назад

I think my two divorces years ago would have ended up much sooner trying to build one of those boats in my garage. Time spent would have affected my businesses as well :) I rent everything now! Even part time younger wives! I'd feel a whole lot safer if I sat up higher above the water. Hopefully hungry, playful, great white sharks, and killer whales have never acquired a taste for fiberglass and wood. A shout out to you both from this retiree in Thailand; "job well done."

@NelsonWCRS Год назад

Most difficult build I've ever witnessed.

@gregpendleton4957 Год назад

How much would a boat like this cost?

@cana125dh7322 Год назад

What is the glue that you are using to stack the foam?

@toddkedzie6587 Год назад

I sure hope Tula has not become sensitized to epoxy. I became sensitized about 50 years ago after accidently letting it dry on my wrists.. I had worked with epoxy for about a year before that with no issues. I can never touch wet epoxy again or I'll break out with the worst rash, again. Theh rash, which itches like hell, breaks out on the skin whereever it wants to, not necessarily where you came in contact with the epoxy. Good luck - it's a nasty, nasty rash..

@larrimos Год назад

Hmmm….I would be very suspicious of the Cedar you are sanding as the cause of your allergic reaction. LOTS of people have a bad reaction to cedar. Make an appointment with an allergist and they can pinpoint the cause exactly (if you haven’t already done so)😊 Take care of yourselves kiddos.

@liamirelander4221 Год назад

i have the same thing but i think its from cinnamon in fireball and worse i have a bottle left and i want to drink it and i cant

@triggertk Год назад

are you sure its not just normal pollen allergies? :)

@nealrcn Год назад

Nice boat. How is you wife.

@matthewmetcalfe6853 Год назад

Do a liver cleanse. The epoxy allergy can be brought on because of a buildup of the toxins in your liver and they can get there through breathing and touching the fumes.