Cutting the Bow timbers! - TALLY HO EP50

Подписаться 500 тыс.

Просмотров 359 тыс.

50% 1

Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht Cutting the Stem / Bow pieces / EP50.
Support; www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; / sampsonboatco
-----
EPISODE 50.
…in which we finish the templates for the bow assembly and cut out all the pieces with the chainsaw jig. Meanwhile, I have to deal with a damage to a power-plane, the Shipsaw, a chainsaw, part of my camera, and my wallet! Jack and Joe lose their minds organising all the fastenings in the workshop, and I get to do a bit of amateur furniture-making with a mirror-stand for Cecca. We plane everything in sight, and eat our lunch on a very expensive boutique purpleheart table.
----
To become a Patron - / sampsonboatco
To donate or support - sampsonboat.co.uk/support
My Amazon Wishlist a.co/76y5IZP
For sneaky previews of what’s going on in between Episodes, follow my
FACEBOOK / sampsonboatco and
INSTAGRAM / sampsonboatco .
MANY THANKS!
---
Music;
Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties - Angeline the Baker
Wayne Jones - Tango de la Noche
Text Me Records / Bobby Renz - Jungles
Wayward Jane - Railroad Bill
Jesse Gallagher - Horses & Trains
Check out WAYWARD JANE’s great music on their RU-vid channel
/ @waywardjane
and their website
waywardjane.com/
--
45. Cutting the Stem / Bow pieces (Tally Ho EP50)

Опубликовано:

21 июн 2019

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 625

@Cypheroonie 5 лет назад

Hi Leo. Wanted to drop you a note to say that I really appreciate what you’re doing. I work for Hyster in Europe and have asked out media team to look you up and follow your channel in support as we’re very impressed to see one of out trusty 50s trucks providing you with some needed heavy lifting! Keep up the amazing work my friend. A truly inspirational project.

@Migo1963 5 месяцев назад

Who never sorted screws, nails and bolts… doesn‘t know how satisfying this can be

@joeculver7489 5 лет назад

Loved the lunch break on the purple heart bow piece!

@paulkuske1457 5 лет назад

Would like to see on the repair of the ship saw Thanks so very cool watching you guys build

@celticpridedrums 5 лет назад

I've been watching you for a long time now Leo and I have already told you how much I admire you. There's something that came to me today as I was watching this latest video: I feel that when you finally take her out and there's a concern (I don't hope for any problems, but I suppose there's always something unexpected) I know that you will be able to figure out the problem and zero in on the fix as you have touched every piece of her, every edge, every surface, every board , every bolt and all the engine parts and the masts and the sheets. She is truly your boat and you are forever tied to her in every way and when she cries you will be able to sooth her and comfort her as you know her like no other . You will dip and crawl into her deepest recesses and climb to her tallest points and only you will know what she needs. What a connection, what a relationship. This is a personal journey that I envy. I wish I could have the confidence that you will have knowing about every inch of the boat you built step by step, and then sailing her, feeling her shift and move and glide because you gave her life, and you will keep her alive and show her the world. Novels are groomed on stories like yours.

@NPeppey 5 лет назад

"Just whips up custom mirror frame" A job that would take me weeks to do!

@SailorAllan 5 лет назад

"skip to 5:05 to get back to boatbuilding"--oh ? and miss video of Checca , don't think so !

@mars_hikes967 5 лет назад

Imagine going to the carpenter of your trust to order something like this. Around here that would cost you hundreds of $.

@andypughtube 5 лет назад

To be fair (to yourself) things go far faster when you have all the tools set up and ready to go and all the materials to-hand. The chisel-morticer itself will have saved a couple of hours.

@phuzz00 5 лет назад

It's the sort of thing my dad will make for my mum, but it would take him about two years to get around to it! He made a lovely set of wardrobes for their new bedroom, but it took him almost ten years to get around to making the doors.

@SpocksBro 5 лет назад

Francesca pretty much hit the jackpot with this crafty lad.

@moosebonsai 3 года назад

I hope he is keeping all the templates, so he can build a sister ship once he is done with this one.

@philipdiamond9336 8 месяцев назад

Perhaps the Strange Association would like them?

@OldishGoalie 14 дней назад

Once he's done? How about a few years later? 😂 I know he's earned a bit of a break from building. 😆

@dmain6735 5 лет назад

Good work on the Inventory Chaps. People underestimate the advantages of a well organised system. Saves money for the shop. Well done.

@blainerueckwald 5 лет назад

I find the accuracy of the fit you achieve on these huge timber pieces amazing.

@joebrown1382 5 лет назад

Thanks to the lofting floor.

@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS 5 лет назад

@@joebrown1382 Well, more like thanks to someone, who knows what he is doing... 😋

@ditzydoo4378 5 лет назад

I have thoroughly enjoy watching this project. The skills and craftmanship are truly astounding to behold.

@gordonclark7632 5 лет назад

What a use for the lunch table. Have lunch and then convert it into a boat part.

@PeterWMeek 4 года назад

Too late now, but what you needed was a filter wrench. They need to be sized almost exactly for the diameter, but they are very easy to make. You cut a circle in a piece of sheet material like plywood or hardboard (Masonite™ or the like) that just fits the diameter. It should be cut in one end of a rectangle about 20% wider than the diameter and twice as long. Cut a wedge from the circle to the other end of the rectangle. Slip the circle over the filter and squeeze the sides of the wedge together gently. It gets a great grip without collapsing the fragile frame of the filter. If you can trim the head of the wrench to leave a uniform band around the opening it helps make the pressure even. Reshape the handles for comfort if you plan to use it more than a few times. (Or Amazon sells them; search for [ camera lens filter wrench ].)

@michaelhockus8208 Год назад

Jack and Joe are now each off to buy their own 100 year old ships with their skills. Amazing delegation Leo, love that you kept on this project and showed mishaps and progress in kind. Amazing

@jcs6347 5 лет назад

Leo, Did you get the babbitt bearing poured for the ship saw? We still pour babbitt bearings for old elevator machines, if that gives you a hint for a source out west. Also, Get Cecca to do a short cooking segment. You guys let like kings when she is there!

@ukulelefatman 5 лет назад

My favorite channel. Bar none.

@allandugan9075 4 года назад

What a fantastic job is being undertaken. What I don’t understand is how only 1/20 bother to give a thumbs up. Is it due to you not feeling he is doing a fantastic job, or you don’t realise the importance o thumbs up. Be devils & show your appreciation by hitting the thumbs up tab.

@984francis 5 лет назад

I suppose making the mirror frame give you time to reflect.....

@alfiembra 5 лет назад

Didn’t see that comment coming

@Jimboslice78 5 лет назад

984francis Touché Francis

@brian.7966 5 лет назад

to reflect; funny very funny. lol lol lol

@notatechie 5 лет назад

I'm betting that not many skipped ahead to the boatbuilding from the mirror frame building.

@neil2385 5 лет назад

and, it was Sunday

@Satorisails77 5 лет назад

That segue from Railroad Bill to Sail Away Ladies is legit! Great setlist once again.

@dennisdownes9319 5 лет назад

Sacrificial filters and sorting bolts.........The real sexy glamourous life of a boat builder; when not doing the real sexy glamourous boat building stuff like cutting fingers, eating sawdust, crawling on your back, and end of the day "keep your girl happy projects!" I love the small diversions on film in your rebuild! DD

@bborkzilla 5 лет назад

Between Tally Ho and Arabella I've learned more about nautical construction than I'd ever thought possible.

@cf6282 5 лет назад

Borkzilla, both teams rock!

@alexhamon9261 5 лет назад

It's a very deep rabbit hole. Tips From a Shipright is another good one for smaller boats if you want a smaller and cheaper project like a simple work skiff.

@sleachy1981 4 года назад

@@alexhamon9261 *rabbet

@mjarchambeau 5 лет назад

It is very enjoyable to see men and women at work building a boat. I have seen people working in glass towers. Watching them work is torture. Being with them is even more so. And you are all fine crafts people.

@matthewstrawbridge7096 5 лет назад

Thanks Leo. Little tip with the Alaskan, if you're planning on doing many more long cuts, try mounting a small hand winch to the rear rail, and run it off a pulley. I use a length of chainsaw pull cord for the winch cable. It reduces the effort by about 80%, full gas on the throttle, and control the rate of cut with the winch. And if there's any chance you can keep this project up for the next year or five, you'll make me a very happy man! Thanks again for the video!!!

@thegreatfatsby1912 5 лет назад

This is such good telly. Fantastic project, wonderful skills and beautifully organised. An absolute delight.

@weird1600 5 лет назад

when done with the lofting floor you should polly it to preserve all the lines and sell it so that someone else can copy this boat!

@ronniestanley9090 4 года назад

When I was 13 I got in trouble with the law. My father made me work with him every day for a year without pay as punishment. Sorting through a hundred jumbo coffee cans and organizing all of those fasteners was my first job. It lasted for 3 weeks. I kept that job until I graduated high school then went to work for the Mack and Freightliner dealership as a mechanic. For some reason this video made me think of that. It actually taught me how to identify different size nuts and bolts at a glance. Jesus! That was 30 years ago! Time and all.

@moltderenou 3 года назад

Metric or Imperial ?

@danacoyle1826 5 лет назад

Every time I watch you shape the heavy timbers of the tally go I am simply Amazed by the quality that you do it looks more like Fine Furniture then a stem of a boat cheers from Maine

@tomas5376 5 лет назад

Having done a build and a rebuild, this is fascinating. Watching you I would think you had been doing this for 40 or 50 years! Great job!!!👍✌️😊🙏🏼

@SpecimenSpiff 5 лет назад

LOL "a little project like this, that's not too involved." That stand would have taken me days, and the result wouldn't have been half as nice. I love watching little stuff like that, I can't wait until you start doing the interior of Tally Ho.

@michaelc.3812 5 лет назад

Hey Leo, big fan and supporter of your work. I’m only on EP22, but as a woodworker. Myself (long ago) I learnt that many woods are extremely toxic, especially when cutting the wood and breathing in saw dust. The Purple Heart wood for the keel is in that toxic category, and I imagine you take all the precautions necessary but it’s not talked about. Is it worth mentioning to your audience that MOST wood dust (mostly hardwoods) is toxic. Thank you for your work, your patience, and for being a very kind person. And MAN, your hair is amazing! :)

@rusedorange 3 года назад

Yes I have had a few cases of mahogany pneumonia.

@JasperJanssen Год назад

I see masks in this video and I’ve always seen good extraction.

@63256325N 5 лет назад

Can't say enough about how much I enjoy these videos! I really do look forward to them. Thanks for taking the time to put them together. Great bit of editing. 😁 👍

@twotone3070 3 года назад

Cecca want a 3 bedroom semi, it's Sunday evening so I'll just knock one up.

@000001willy 5 лет назад

Leo, you are a friggin' genius.

@robc3056 5 лет назад

i love the way you only know one way of doing things ...perfectly !!

@chrisjames6349 5 лет назад

I was watching you cutting the timber and thinking "I really like the way this video is filmed and edited" then in the next scene you mention the changing style. I love the aesthetic, and obviously the content ;) Thanks for your effort to keep us entertained!

@jasonm7804 5 лет назад

Awesome channel hope you continue making videos after Tally Ho takes to her new life on the water. Would love to see what adventures awaits. Thanks for sharing.

@robertgreen94 5 лет назад

Congrats on your 50th episode. Looking forward to the next 50 🙂

@furface9779 5 лет назад

nice job on the editing, what a joy to watch

@Marschy85 5 лет назад

Hit that thumbs up button folks. Acorn to Arabella currently have 111,000 subscriptions to 110,914 for Sampson Boat Co. Lets get Leo back in front where he belongs. I've gotta say, between these two channels there is some fantastic video coming out.

@joebrown1382 5 лет назад

I've watched them both from the jump. I consider both are winners.

@prankishsquire2663 5 лет назад

@@joebrown1382 , Marschy85, Also been onboard since the building of the boathouses. I'm not sure if I discovered TulsaDoug, just before or after, but I watched him bend the plates and cast the lead. Honestly, I never gave a... , two cents, for steel boats, until Emerald Steel and Doug, (I did love Calypso). Watching Suzy weld is the best training for any welder. Don't let anybody make you choose a favorite, have you seen Salt and Tar? Nobody has to be the best when all are stellar. Who's gonna dicker over a few lightyears?

@joebrown1382 5 лет назад

@@prankishsquire2663 Watched Salt & Tar since the start plus sub to 35 other channels of different subjects. I don't consider any 3 being a contest love watching all the craftsmanship being a woodworker myself.

@Marschy85 5 лет назад

Nothing wrong with any of these boat types shows. I love watching all of them. I am particularly keen on this one though due to the skill and knowledge displayed by Leo with regard boat building in its entirety, including it would appear, cabinet making.

@anthonybaiocchi3028 5 лет назад

@@Marschy85 I've been watching Doug and Leo from their beginnings; I'm storing the others up for a bad winter.

@ewetoo 2 года назад

I recognize those old Stanley compass planes, my grandfather was a cooper and used those kind of planes. Coopers also built the wheels for horse-drawn coaches , and the art of that is almost gone now.

@bartonrobinson4266 5 лет назад

Another Triple thumbs up for the team. Hammering it out and making tons of shavings, well done as always..Love the Mirror stand, makes looking up easier, and I heard a Happy Voice in the background, way to make points !!

@larrytemres1712 5 лет назад

Looks like the competition is heating up between you and "Acorn to Arrabella". I feel you win the parrot race!!

@dwaynekoblitz6032 5 лет назад

Larry Temres I voted no. 😂

@karwai2673 5 лет назад

luckily there is no competition

@joebrown1382 5 лет назад

@@sicksteaneyen I voted NO.

@cf6282 5 лет назад

I love the banter going on between the volunteers. Wonder if one has worked both for Leo and Arabella.

@dennisdownes9319 5 лет назад

@@dwaynekoblitz6032 I think we all did!!

@Soxandnicole 5 лет назад

All of you guys must be so tired at the end of the day....sleeping well I bet :-) I really enjoy your music choice.

@zetacon4 5 лет назад

I am very impressed with the accuracy and complexity of your parts design and crafting. This is getting very exciting watching it all come together. You guys are doing an excellent job. Thanks for these fun and exciting videos. I also like the details you share in the videos.

@oldschoolman1444 5 лет назад

Great choice of music! Poor Pancho is going to loose his hearing with all the noise! When your wearing hearing protection think about Pancho. Thanks

@200932me 5 лет назад

See if Keith Fenner can help with the saw bearing, it’s a Babbet bearing.

@albertrowe3351 5 лет назад

Try hanging a bag of sand under the tripod hanging near the ground, this will make it hard for the tripod to be blown over.

@markbernier8434 5 лет назад

Despite the lens looking ok make some careful tests of the lens and of the camera body as it may have been thrown off optically by movement of one of the internal elements. It would be a shame to have good footage not really in focus because of this.

@chriswills9530 5 лет назад

Mate, you could at least have taken off the arrises before sitting down at your new al fresco dining table. Nice work and great vid, as usual, you are the gift that keeps giving, thank you. Been keeping an eye out as I've been passing (formerly) Pope's yard while working on our own tub, so I could go shake your hand,; maybe next time you come over.

@duncanfrere2656 5 лет назад

Lunch at the alfresco Centerline Diner looked delicious! Watching Pancho take it all in, dancing on her stand, you have to wonder how the world there looks to her, what the rhythm of her day is like, who she favors, who she shuns, what her favorite thing to do might be. I'm really looking forward to seeing all the centerline pieces bolted together. Those huge timbers so carefully and precisely joined is a satisfying thing to contemplate.

@aserta 5 лет назад

I think it's important for any wood worker to sometimes do projects outside their usual scope (to be read - submarine scope like view). If you work large, make a small project, and vice versa. I've come to find that working solely in one groove nubs your skills and makes you feel odd working other things whenever you need to. Most of my wood work is in large composite beams, precision, yes, but i can't handle that with my hands. So i do small boxes and joinery exercises. Feels so nice to let loose outside my own work oriented sight.

@Scisense 5 лет назад

Mirror is done... "I love it".... "Well its definitely bedtime" You are a smooth operator Leo!

@49dodgeguy 5 лет назад

I can't even begin to imagine the effort that went into a boat like this when it was built back in the day,,,,without power tools,,, Well done Leo,,,

@scottm9605 5 лет назад

Certainly more effort but we know from historical records that the old time shipwrights were tremendously efficient. An axe and adze in skilled hands are extremely fast at removing material.

@stevenreinert7701 5 лет назад

Great video I love watching The Woodworking

@mattevans-koch9353 5 лет назад

Thank you Leo for another terrific video. Glad the weather is cooperating. Have a great weekend.

@jackbelk8527 5 лет назад

The total amazement continues.

@thomasautengruber8369 5 лет назад

Been right there from the beginning and just wanted to say how much I appreciate every single video! The content, the videography and the music is always top notch and fits together perfectly. Have a great day :)

@russmartin4189 3 года назад

I'm a fine art photographer. I earned my MFA in 1974. Anyway, you can remove a stuck filter with a jar opener. The type with the strap and a piece of wood works best.

@derekmills5394 5 лет назад

Whips up heirloom furniture piece in a couple of hours - and just in time for bed too! Not a wasted effort I'm sure. Jokes aside, I can't wait for the fitout of this boat when the full powers of cabinet making come to the fore

@phattomato 5 лет назад

I can't wait to see this thing sail on the open waters!

@billbaker9623 5 лет назад

And a massive thank you to Mr. Hyster! Imagine what it would take to move all of that lumber without the fork lift.:-)

@leeklemetti1887 5 лет назад

That kinda makes you wonder how they did it in the 1700's doesn't it?

@sleachy1981 4 года назад

@@leeklemetti1887 Ropes, pulleys, and men. Lots of men.

@michaelcottrell3694 5 лет назад

Another great , amazing and informative video...this is a real pleasure to watch the Tally Ho project....and it again proves that with hard work, determination and an "I can do this" mentality and strength of character anything is possible. You truly are an inspiration Leo and a great British export!!

@michaelch5060 5 лет назад

Great way to start a Saturday! Thanks for sharing

@tedbownas2748 5 лет назад

I like your use of the timber for a lunch table. Every salad could use a hint of bar oil. 👍😂

@Reuben- 5 лет назад

It's amazing you have timber's that big! Love the videos, thank you for them.

@moebeddah2288 5 лет назад

A beautiful summer day here in the Midwest. A new video, great tunes and y'all are making sawdust. Life is good.

@ronpurcell9984 5 лет назад

That is what we in California call hell for stout. You run that onto a reef I feel sorry for the reef. Great music in this one as well Leo! Thanks

@banglawillie 5 лет назад

A few sand bags on legs of camera stand might help and they easy to move about excellent video as usual best wishes from Ireland ☘☘☘

@MegaPoxie 5 лет назад

Nice bit of Stranglers music in the background! 👍

@daleskidmore1685 5 лет назад

What a massive tree Purpleheart is.

@jakewestor7840 5 лет назад

I swear I could hear Tom Dooley playing in the beginning. Really enjoy your videos, this is an amazing task you set for yourself, looking forward to seeing it on the water.

@nickbuchanan9287 5 лет назад

sorting nuts and bolts I am OCD right up my street LOL

@sapelesteve 5 лет назад

Nice going Leo, glad to see you making good progress on the rebuild. Your advanced woodworking skills were quite obvious in the making of that mirror stand. That chainsaw jig that you use to cut the purple heart looks both awesome & very scary at the same time. Oh, and it looks like you finger has healed up nicely! Always look forward to your videos....... Cheers!!

@normanboyes4983 5 лет назад

Fantastic stuff👍 Totally absorbing content even the no boat building stuff. You are proceeding at a cracking pace.😀👍⛵️

@hkimsey 5 лет назад

Love watching you use a compass plane. When making patterns, it looks like the perfect tool for fairing curves.

@RykovskyA 5 лет назад

What a project! Following/supporting for quite a while, but never stops to amaze...

@steveraleigh100 7 месяцев назад

I love your chainsaw jigs. Truly remarkable. Also, I have serious Makita envy with your tool collection.

@bobbates6642 4 года назад

Very cool work. Maybe one day you will build a new wooden yacht that can sail the world

@Ken_Dalton 5 лет назад

Wow love that review in those electric planes.. So cool, I didn't even know u could get ones to do convex or concave curves... That big one was beast though lol

@tomoakhill8825 3 года назад

Yes! At 8:23 you see my basic problem. I am an amateur woodworker of 40 years experience. I have made several dinning tables out of purple-heart, and think of it as an exotic tropical hardwood that is only used in the highest level of fine furniture.

@1958johndeere620 5 лет назад

I'm not a wood worker, not a boat builder, but like watching the craftsmanship. Better then any broadcast TV program.

@fvckingtest 3 года назад

Broken Lens filter needs removal. Me: Grabs hammer and vice grips. Broken Lens filter needs removal. A man who literally has every tool in creation in his workshop: Grabs hammer and vice grips. I love this channel.

@paulstanding7267 5 лет назад

Hi Leo nice to see you back with tally-ho looks like you have got nice weather for doing the stern frame better than what we have in the uk 🇬🇧 looking good 👍👍😀😀

@garywhite3264 5 лет назад

I thoroughly enjoy your channel. I love the graceful lines of vessels from that era, right down to small skiffs and utility's. Will Tally Ho have the same towering sail plan as the picture in the intro? So beaitiful!

@humanbeing2009 5 лет назад

Thank God for trees. They're sacred. What a gift to us all in so many ways.

@davidbrown8365 5 лет назад

Hang a suitably weighted bag of sand under the tripod head. Clip on with little carabiner on windy or busy-people days. Improves stability.

@georgelewisray 5 лет назад

Project Management & Shop Maintenance Overhead >>> We need to hear & see what it's all about !!!

@tpledger100 5 лет назад

Seems Leo brought back one of the Crown Jewels!

@DonnaChassie 5 лет назад

Always the best camera Work, Leo......and the Video work, too. Thank You.

@TheTubeTube2 3 года назад

If anyone deserves the beautifully made stand she hoped for it’s Cecca. What a gal... and she cooks like an angel it seems!

@bryancoventry3673 5 лет назад

Pensioner so unable to donate sorry. But I do enjoy watching the build. Good luck and best wishes from the UK.

@jamesrivis620 5 лет назад

Bryan Coventry Me too, Brian.I should like to donate but am living below the poverty line. I have been following from the beginning when the Tallyho was trucked in and the workshop took shape. The whole journey reminds me of my grandfather from Kirkbymoorside, N.Yorks. He started off working out of Barnard Castle in the late 1800’s/ early1900s, working as an apprentice in the nearby mines building forms to hold the shafts up, then ,no doubt to get back in the fresh air he sailed to Brazil to build the railroads ( he always had a swordfish sword hanging on the hallway wall in his home in Crown Square) He became a qualified builder/craftsman and furniture making carpenter, building everything from churches, homes and bedroom furniture sets for his four girls and one son. ). I emigrated to Vancouver, Canada and then, moved back to college later, married, we moved from Toronto to Vermont, USA where I self built my house as well as beds, tables, shelving and children’s furniture, all the while raising sheep and goats. Boats have always fascinated me having hung around Portsmouth (Pompey)Dockyard and other harbors in England, hence my interest in Leo and the Tally Ho.

@erickstiner1668 5 лет назад

Fascinating craftsmanship....

@kerrygleeson4409 5 лет назад

Always interesting thanks for sharing 👍🇦🇺

@boikebeagle 5 лет назад

Another masterclass mate, well done

@thomasbrown9402 5 лет назад

Power compass planes = BOSS

@MsStrong30 5 лет назад

I wasn't going to say anything, but I can't resist...... So I have this mirror...... LOL

@nigelmonicahobson1267 5 лет назад

Nice job Leo, keep up the great videos.

@PatrickPoet 5 лет назад

So fun to watch this. I loved how nice you made the mirror stand. I was quite frustrated that you never talked about what you found on the gear shaft of the ship saw though;)

@stellarluna2637 5 лет назад

Would be nice to know

@geraldstephens5158 5 лет назад

@@stellarluna2637 I imagined that the Key in the Key way had worn out and allowed slop. I think that is right I have had the same issues on machines because they move around eventually. He was also smart to check the trueness roundness of the shaft hole and compare it I suppose to the shaft diameter and roundness. He is very thoughtful and thorough about everything. My wife imagined his family gave him the work ethic of doing things correctly the first time. Wonderful to watch his great example.