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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Frame-raising Party! (Part 1). Support; www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; / sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 46.
After weeks of hectic preparation, we begin the big push to re-frame the stern of Tally Ho! For these 3 weeks, we have 10 people (including myself) working full-time on the boat;
Kirt (USA), Finn (UK), Arnaud (Belgium), Thom (UK), Pat (USA), Max (USA), Robert (UK), Glenda & Bill (USA).
After a few days spent training all the new members of the team, we get into full-swing frame production, and are able to achieve our goal of getting one pair of frames made and bedded per day! There is a great sense of camaraderie in the yard, and after making 7 frames we celebrate our progress by taking our little gaff-rigged dinghy out for a lazy Sunday sail.
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Music;
The Mini Vandals - Vaculator Blues
Jimmy Fontanez - ChaCha Fontanez
Kevin MacLeod - Easy Jam
The Mini Vandals - Sam the Man
Kevin MacLeod - Look Busy
46. Frame-Raising Party! (Part 1) / Tally Ho EP46

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6 апр 2019

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@tassie7325 4 года назад

Kurt has been worth his weight in gold for what he has brought to this project. From tool and jig design and manufacturing, to production planning and team management. Hoorah to Kurt 👍

@e020443 Год назад

If Kurt isn't an Industrial Engineer, he should be. His contributions to this massive effort can be fully appreciated by those who have had the opportunity to lead a group of people to work efficiently. Well done Kurt. This is my second time through the series, and I'm picking up a lot more this time.

@vusvis 5 лет назад

Guys, realize we're watching history unfold before our eyes. The fact that such a well-organized project can be put together by only a group of volunteers who met through the internet is something which would not be possible 10 years ago. I'm really happy to be able to witness this and I look out to all the upcoming videos / progress. Thanks Leo and good luck!

@jimnickles2347 5 лет назад

Yep. To paraphrase Doug on the Seeker, Tally Ho is The Yacht the Internet Rebuilt.

@josephv5346 5 лет назад

we humans been doing stuff like this for 1000s of years go out into the world leave your phone behind and you will run into this type of thing and much more everywhere. so im very sad and happy for you cheers

@vusvis 5 лет назад

@@josephv5346 of course people have been taking on projects for a very long time. I enjoy working with my hands too (building a boat as well) so thats why I like to watch Leo's videos. The difference, however, between Leo's project and projects in general is that here people work together on a very 'professional' scale, eventhough theyve never met eachother and there are no payments involved. That is something I havent witnessed before, to say the least.

@1104Tea 5 лет назад

I think it's awesome that couple came in to do cooking for you guys. That's such an important job and most people would never think about how everyone is supposed to eat. Since it's behind the scenes it's an easily forgotten but super important role.

@trongod2000 5 лет назад

Hope they get the opportunity to work the galley once you've got Tally Ho movin in the wind.

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks for such a kind comment. It is our pleasure to be able to actually participate as part of the crew. Every single person is kind, thoughtful and a delightful gentlemen. Leo has a way of not only attracting skilled workers but he has the respect of everyone there.

@davidelliott5843 3 года назад

How is Cecca? Hope she's OK.

@MrTrapper28 5 лет назад

“There are good ships and wood ships, ships that sail the sea, but the best ships are friendships, may they always be!”

@kearneyfamilylondon68 5 лет назад

Liked that a lot! Best. PEK.

@johndehoog5567 5 лет назад

The proof is in the pudding. 14:58 what a sweet sweet shot of all the work being accomplished. A brand new old boat. Kudos to you Leo for taking on the task of saving Tally Ho.

@chriswills9530 5 лет назад

Makes you wish we could all have a Kurt . Leo, you struck lucky there, mate. But then I think it a testament to your personality that you allow people in on this very personal project and let them play such a big part, rather than simply doing grunt work, as important as that is. Also want to give a thumbs up to the cooks - frees up so much time when someone cooks for you; smart idea. All in all, great to see good organisation helping you towards the vinegar strokes. Wish I was 20 (let's be honest 30) years younger - looks a fun place to work.

@tassie7325 4 года назад

I find it very interesting that back in Episode 22, when Leo first got the Ship Saw, he expressed that he didn't necessarily need the Ship Saw but wanted to save it anyway for nostalgic reasons. Its hard now to imagine how he would have gotten by without it. But at that time he had no idea of how his dream was going to grow into such a large community. It just proves that destiny has a way of making sure that good things happen to good people.

@user990077 5 лет назад

With all the money and time you have on the line putting trust in other people's craftsmanship is... well... very impressive, to say the least. Takes guts. Thanks for content.

@lostlatinlover 4 года назад

What an awesome sight to see people (men and women) working together on such huge project. Being now in my 60's, it truly warms my heart to see that there are still young people that will to do hard physical work. Thanks for the videos. I love seeing all the work but I especially love seeing the "ship saw" in action.

@The.Talent 4 года назад

Kurt is a bit of a champion I reckon. Every time we’ve seen him he’s been implementing or creating something that improves productivity at least 10 fold

@guineverepura1851 5 месяцев назад

Kirt was inspirational and yes, an instrumental part of the project. I hope his dog is well, and I hope to see him again. What an amazing worker.

@Sharpiesailor31 5 лет назад

Well, I can’t stand it any longer! I just joined Patreon for Tally Ho and feel happy to finally be giving a little toward this wonderful project. Watching the yard crew accomplish so much together is fantastic and the time lapse sailing was great. I did not think you would ever take a break but that was a fun way to chill. When I sail my own pram I feel rejuvenated having taken pleasure in such care free sailing. It’s good for the soul. Can’t wait to see the progress.

@SampsonBoatCo 5 лет назад

John Archard Massive thanks!!! 😁

@allenschmitz9644 5 лет назад

@@SampsonBoatCo How much xxx talk go's on off camera?

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

IMHO, there is no " giving a little". Every donation, no matter what size or how it arrives, is a huge gift. Each person's caring and sharing puts Tally Ho a little closer to launch day.

@ciberbri59 5 лет назад

The level of craft and organization achieved with volunteer effort boggles my mind. Thanks for making the human race look so good.

@dannyinaus 3 года назад

I imagine Kirt and Finn have already consolidated their position as crew members once Tally Ho is launched. I look forward to the videos teaching the crew how to sail this old girl!

@westonward735 5 лет назад

I wish I was younger, I would certainly give you guys three weeks of time.

@andrewbain-lindsay 5 лет назад

Finn is VERY good with that chainsaw.

@hav5n 3 года назад

yep

@michiellombaers3198 3 года назад

Very good is slightly an understatement. He's like a sculptor with that thing.

@hud.likemud 3 года назад

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who saw. It seems that's why he was given the job

@winstoncat6785 3 года назад

Goodness me, you were lucky with the quality of the volunteers here. What a team!

@Pedroisanickname 5 лет назад

Too bad about Kirt's situation, but his impact on the project is playing out daily even in his absence. He's the real deal, and great one to collaborate with in the future. Cheers!

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

*Kirt*

@armandhammer7642 4 года назад

Tony Grimes, potato...patawto 😁

@richardbohlingsr3490 5 лет назад

The frame raising on the stern section looks to have gone smoothly and quickly. Great planning and organization to make it happen. It looks like everybody pitched in and worked well together. She is looking quite like a boat again, thanks to you folks.

@drewhunt9205 3 года назад

Let me just say that the soundtrack is awesome.

@randalljames1 5 лет назад

well you started out to rebuild a boat... you actually built a community... :)

@WhoCarezism 5 лет назад

The real boat is the friends we make along the way

@jeffbecker8716 5 лет назад

Actually built the ship of Theseus, aka George Washington's axe.

@daveweber1331 5 лет назад

Well said!!

@jamesgoodwin2450 5 лет назад

It’s like a proper boat yard

@awkwardlee4732 5 лет назад

Is this Heaven?

@yogiesbeer5833 3 года назад

WHAT A TEAM....and yes the Earth is 100% FLATETOE!! I LOVE YOU ALL!🙏💕🙏

@H4rleyBoy 5 лет назад

It's been a absolute pleasure to watch this series, far better than the rubbish on TV these days, I will miss you when the project ends.

@MrAllstar 5 лет назад

Genius move by Kurt to hatch the team plan and implement it, it has allowed amazing progress in the build! 💪💪 The team is killing it!

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

*Kirt*

@steveraleigh100 7 месяцев назад

Finn is a surgeon with the chainsaw. It's great to see all the hard work of the crew coming together so quickly. Tally Ho is looking beautiful. BTW, I love the little gaff dinghy.

@bobeden5027 5 лет назад

Metalwork accuracy in timber, fantastic!

@breehornsailor1193 5 лет назад

Kanban boards and real sailing. It´s getting better by each episode. Congrats to everyone contributing ...

@JAR2.0 5 лет назад

Excellent video... Leo gets his credentials and degree as Tally Ho MBA plus his PhD in videography. A monumental achievement by the entire crew. Well done everyone!!!

@ajones8699 5 лет назад

Thanks everyone.. but a special thank you to the catering department.. sooo important everyone is well fed.

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks. We are working in the small kitchen that Leo built in the shop. It's very handy and a joy to work in as we can see everything going on inside the shop and also take walks outside to see the Tally Ho.

@jimnickles2347 5 лет назад

Finn is GOOD with that Stihl, it's not easy to Tipcut like that...Great Work, and NICE Dinghy...

@trongod2000 5 лет назад

@Juha Tuomala Juha, your absolutely right. One thing I can point out here; Live Oak is not something you can "bite into". That wood built Old Iron Sides. A ship that got it's nick name from the fact that cannon balls used to bounce off it's planking of live oak. That ships saw makes it appear to be ordinary wood but I bet the guys are having to repair or replace that blade a lot. Cheers to the Tally Ho gang up in Washington from southeast U.S. where the live oak grows.

@jackbelk8527 5 лет назад

@@trongod2000 LIve oak has more 'skid' than 'bite'.

@gullreefclub 5 лет назад

trongod2000 Just a FYI the USS Constitution aka “Old Iron Sides” is made of White Oak not Live Oak ussconstitutionmuseum.org/2015/05/11/the-wooden-walls/. That said I totally agree about how hard Live Oak is on saw blades. Carbide tip blades certainly make the cutting of live oak much easier and blades last a lot longer but they certainly cost a lot more.

@gullreefclub 5 лет назад

DATING HARLEY QUINN Tip Cutting with a Chainsaw is not something that a inexperienced saw user should do especially with hard woods like Live Oak. Cutting the Live Oak pieces like we are seeing done on this video takes a lot of finesse a saw that is very good running order and a sharp chain. The simple fact of the matter is regardless of what kind of wood that is being tip cut with a if your chain gets the least bit dull, if your forcing the saw or you are not holding on to the chainsaw with a good gripe a chainsaw can and will most certainly buck up out of it kerf on the saw operator which can result in a serious injury and to think or say otherwise is quite frankly ignorant. I not trying to be a RU-vid Safety Sally but using a chainsaw like that is a Total Safety Third type of job which means you and you alone are responsible for your safety. I have seen more than one very good saw operator get hurt using a chainsaw like was done on this video because the person got complacent for just a second or trying to make that one last cut before replacing or resharpening the chain.

@RobertFay 5 лет назад

If you have used a chain saw a lot, you can see and grasp that Finn understands the music and feel of what he is doing. Not all of experienced people can do this well. He is a skilled tradesman who can so this well and knows he can, and why. I would log with him in my forest woods any day.

@DC-uo5hy 5 лет назад

Build a boat, build a family of friends. Develop your building skills and develop your communicating skills. Sounds like a lead up to a doctoral degree and a full happy life. Keep it up.

@nzsaltflatsracer8054 5 лет назад

kudos to Glenda & Bill for oiling the machine. When it comes to teamwork that's a really big part of allowing the machine to concentrate on the job. Leoland is bringing people together.

@moonshine3333 5 лет назад

NZ Salt Flats Racer Leoland 😁😁😁😁

@nzsaltflatsracer8054 5 лет назад

@@moonshine3333 It's kinda like a builders amusement park where people go on vacation to regain their sanity, Right? ;-)

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks for the nice words. If you could see how hard those guys work you would hardly believe it. They need a lot of good calories to keep going. And I agree, Leo has brought a lot of people together. It's easy to feel like these new friends have become family.

@moonshine3333 5 лет назад

Glenda B. Wow, how nice to hear from you. There’s a saying about an army marching on its stomach and the work you two are doing epitomises that. I and so many others envy you so much. You two will always be part of the spirit of Tally Ho. 👍

@michaelhockus8208 Год назад

One of my favorite videos so far. Dream team assemble.

@bristol8920 5 лет назад

have had the pleasure of doing similar work as you on wooden trawlers and enjoyed it , still have a caulking hammer and caulking irons.. it's good to see young guys carrying on the tradition .. Blue sky's and fair winds with the project.

@jamesjohnston6765 5 лет назад

Rockin and Rollin on that beautiful boat! Finn is a madman with that chainsaw. I have really been enjoying this whole process. I wish I could come out and experience the hard work and fun. I will just live vicariously through you guys on the screen.

@bennyummer 5 лет назад

Fabulous as usual!!! You're a true legend, Leo. Thanks heaps for consistently producing some of the best content ever! And feel free to skip the time lapse and just show it real time, I bet everybody would love a 30 min episode. Cheers!

@grunions9648 3 года назад

Man, this is life-affirming stuff. What a team, and well done Kirt. Screen-time is not reflective of effort.

@powerofone1645 3 года назад

I've said it before but the build quality of this vessel is on another lever altogether. Artwork, and so enjoyable to watch and also learn . Must be the best channel for wooden boats on RU-vid.

@TheBoczk26 5 лет назад

He finally let the cat out of the bag! Thank you so much for the much needed info!

@A.Spivey Год назад

Pancho is also a Feminine name. Pancho Barnes was the greatest female test pilot of her age. A great friend of Chuck Yaeger she also broke Amelia Earhardt"s speed record. Go Pancho!

@mattevans-koch9353 5 лет назад

Fantastic group of people you have assembled Leo. The cooks are the unsung heroes in adventures like this. They allow the work crew to do what they do best-build the boat-while they do what they do best-feed hungry, hard working boat builders. Great organization and startup by Kirt and yourself. It is going to be amazing the skills everyone will walk away with at the end of the project. Leo you are an amazing person! Take care and have a great week ahead.

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks for the nice comment. The joy you feel inside working on a project like this is way more than any compensation could top. It's an honor to help the project and meet such wonderful people.

@oscardimitriarevalo 5 лет назад

You are make it completely again this boat, not only replacing damages parts, what a job!!! Greetings from 🇨🇱

@smartguy1996 3 года назад

It’s been great to watch the way this project has evolved from a one man show to a coordinated team effort. A symbiotic relationship too, in that the boat benefits and the folks contributing are learning so much.

@lionelspencer-ward3527 5 лет назад

Anyone else gives an upvote to the video------ before they watch it?

@gordonclark7632 5 лет назад

It is amazing that one mans dream can generate so much interest and draw people from all over the country and overseas to become part of that dream. This is now a world wide project.

@bobferranti5222 5 лет назад

After seeing this latest video, I am getting more excited to see the finished product. You have such a great support group helping you with the things you need. Fantastic job everyone is doing.

@billcarruthers7226 5 лет назад

That was a grrrrrreat episode, lots of humour adds to the video. Kirt put together a great team for you Leo, along with his ideas and organizational skills. I hope that Kirt's dog is ok and Kirt comes back soon, please keep us updated.

@jackbelk8527 5 лет назад

I'm inspired, enthused and amazed at this project. Who else checked for the update nine times yesterday?

@ATONAL6173 5 лет назад

Now I want to build a little sailboat like that! I could totally do that and I bet there's plans for all manner of versions of such a little boat and what really is stopping me from jumping in? (Lord knows I've looked more than once...) What's stopping me? Knowledge? Surety? Finances? One is increasing, one is at my grasp, should I choose to seek it through the wonders of the internet, and the last is a barrier that is never a barrier when you make prioritized decisions. So, thanks to Leo, Louis, and many others sharing their knowledge through RU-vid, I am going to celebrate and validate their work by hazarding a non-googled guess about what type of boat I would be looking for to have that kind of fun on my local lakes. I will check after I post and then report back. I also ask the community to pitch in as I know they will. As a completely dry-footed, all-digital sailor (at this point), I will guess I'd be looking for a ketch rig (because of the gaff(?) at the top of the mainsail), centerboard 12 foot sailing dinghy. I know I've looked through plans and forums, but not really settled on something, what is recommended for someone who wants to build their first little sailboat? (Note: Edit was for a spelling mistake, not changing my guesses...

@ATONAL6173 5 лет назад

Ok, I revise it to Gaff Rigged Dinghy? Ketch means two masts?

@ATONAL6173 5 лет назад

Maybe it's not a dinghy...Oh and a daggerboard. Leo, I've got a great idea for an "easy" video for you to put out there (maybe it's already been discussed...) - Take us through the design, parts, function of this little boat, the similar and different construction methods in comparison to Tally Ho, and information and reflections about the many different avenues to get into building and sailing one's first boat?

@SampsonBoatCo 5 лет назад

good luck! and thanks for the idea and the kind words!

@jankristensen2494 5 лет назад

I am now officially a patreon !! Proud of myself and a huge fan of Leo ..

@jimbojet8728 5 лет назад

All sweet! Love the way volunteers recognize a really worthwhile project and give it their all. I hope they’re all proud of their input. It’s great watching them. Thank you all fellas and the cook lady for a superb vid.

@drewlow9731 5 лет назад

Splendid to see such progress at such speed and efficiency from a team just formed on the fly before our eyes. Quality of work is remarkable. The Tally Ho story will need a book published and a full length film made to record this project for the future.

@mainmast8955 5 лет назад

the soundtrack will be amazing.

@bobhowell 5 лет назад

And I will buy a film and a book copy, since I know he will still need money after the film and building is done. And I have money for a tee shirt with Francesca's picture on the front.

@drewlow9731 5 лет назад

And of course, so will I. As far as I am concerned, we are watching a preview of the book and movie. Leo just needs another team to do the video, since he is already too busy with master minding the progress. But I think he will get it done, since he has figured out how to do this restoration in a foreign country, in a remote location, without the assets to do the work to his own very high standards, and yet he is making progress week by week in addition to documenting the project and maintaining complete focus on his goal to save this yacht and sail her back to the UK. And fostering a crop of talent to disperse back into the local and international boat building communities.

@drewlow9731 5 лет назад

Viewers and supporters of this project should remember that Leo has set out to sail this boat back to the UK on her own keel. There are many chapters to this story remaining to be told, thus the need to progress from youtube to a documentary to a glorious film of the return of a racing yacht to her home country more than a century after her construction. The quality of the reconstruction to her original lines means that she will be a testimony to the quality of her original construction. There are few people on earth who could accomplish this project.

@johnvonhorn2942 3 года назад

Leo could easily run a ship building academy. He is a polymath and a master craftsman. What a great team.

@normanboyes4983 5 лет назад

Leo, that was very impressive. I believe both you and Kurt did a fantastic job of organising, scheduling the tasks and training the crew. I particularly like the organisation and the task specialisation of the three sub teams - a great way to achieve competence quickly and reduce mistakes while increasing productivity. Hope Kurt’s dog is OK.😀

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

*Kirt*

@normanboyes4983 5 лет назад

Tony Grimes Fantastic contribution.👍

@timuren5507 5 лет назад

Awesome work Leo and team! I really enjoy your videos and am learning so much and have been inspired to do a little basic woodwork myself perhaps working up to a small wooden boat eventually. The West Country and the beautiful Helford area have both been significant places in my life so it's nice to see them featured in your videos. Hoping to see Tally Ho out on the Solent and even Chichester Harbour at some point in the future.

@erniew5805 5 лет назад

big shout out to Kurt for the excellent idea and organization to make the big push work. also good to see a great crew especially the cooks nothing would get done on an empty stomach. Leo's vision to see what can be..

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

*Kirt*

@erniew5805 5 лет назад

Kirt sorry i misspelled your name

@davidelliott5843 3 года назад

On something this complex, it's all too easy to miss something. The Worksheets are a great way to make sure every stage gets done properly.

@j.r.millstone 5 лет назад

I make custom furniture out of reclaimed woods and I would die to get my hands on wood like that. I would love to see what a dining table made out or 100-year-old boat wood would look like.

@dennisevans2677 5 лет назад

Damn, what fun to work on something that will be a jewel on the water for years to come.

@wrdjr10gmail 5 лет назад

The interview with Robert starting at 1:31 is great This entire endeavor should be recognized as a learning tool or not .......money changes everything

@UKPete 5 лет назад

Wow! Leo and the Tally Ho boat restoration volunteers have shifted this project into top gear, Great progress and great job to everyone you'r all doing an amazing job!

@currentbatches6205 5 лет назад

5:33 - In a hundred years, someone is going to look at that and marvel. 19:15 - Looks like you've done a successful move to manager, and it also looks like that is the proper use of your skills. Kudos!

@thebigsdog 4 года назад

I just realised I'm 46 episodes in and I forgot to click like on the videos. Time to go back to the start and click them like buttons haha. Love your work!!

@MaShcode 5 лет назад

Curt(sp?) the organizer did his job well. Looks like you have a crew that genuinely likes to work together. And three cheers to the cooks. Without them you'll have yourselves a mutiny.

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

*Kirt*

@longhaulblue 4 года назад

Finn is a monster with that chain saw. Free handing the rought cuts.

@jakethomas6370 5 лет назад

The complexity of many of these joints blows my mind. You guys are doing some awesome work! Can't wait to see more!!!

@funnybleh 5 лет назад

Great new team members!!

@bruce3243 5 лет назад

I am really enjoying the build, community, and progress. What a great learning experience for those who are able to participate. Wish I could, but alas it is not to be.

@duffjolly4428 5 лет назад

Unbelievable how you can take a bunch of strangers and build a working team that quickly. Well done. Cheers

@Lanxe 5 лет назад

one volunteer is worth ten pressed men is what my folks always told me

@anthonyrondolino8148 5 лет назад

Miss the videos....Hope all is well!

@averypogfrog 5 лет назад

I've been following these videos the beginning, and all along wondering and hoping that Leo can somehow make this all work. Always fascinating, each video makes me a little more hopeful you'll tackle this massive undertaking. Then today, when we first see Glenda! A bell went off in my head! SHE is really what this project needs- like a special secret weapon. I predict she and hers are going to be great, really important, and you're going to be really sad when she goes. Cheers.

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks for the lovely words. Leaving at the end of this project will be very difficult but we hope to return to help in whatever way we can.

@almath9987 5 лет назад

This is what work should be like, a bunch of like minded people working towards a goal not a figure

@stimpsonjcat67 5 лет назад

The best Pat money I spend!

@neil1150 5 лет назад

Great to see this much progress, but better to see the team assemble, work hard, play and have fun, stuff all those involved will never forget.

@duncanfrere2656 5 лет назад

Few things are as satisfying as watching those frames being bedded into the pockets cut into the stern timbers! Thanks also for a glimpse at the organizational side of the work: the worksheets and checklists and progress boards. Nice also to see the crew sitting down to dinner. One wonders what the dormitory house down the road is like, and what sort of shenanigans the crew gets up to on their free time there. ;-)

@EleanorPeterson 5 лет назад

This project - the people, the subject, the excellent quality of the work, the overall 'esprit de corps' - gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. Warm and fuzzy is good. So... um... YAY! :-)

@faircompetition1203 5 лет назад

Wow what a lot of work - now imagine no power tools

@mrtickles23 5 лет назад

Cool to see all these people Rally Ho to Tally Ho

@mann5353 5 лет назад

What a great group of people you got together for this build. They worked together like they have been part of team on this build from the start. Very cool to see Leo...

@thecorbies 5 лет назад

Leo, what an AMAZING project you've taken on there. MASSIVE credit to you and all your helpers, and caterers. I've been watching (in awe) from the beginning and find you and the project completely inspiring. It almost seems as if you could have built the ship from scratch more easily. Truly, I am completely in awe at your determination. WOW! Just wow! Regards Mark in the UK

@jamiemckenzie8516 5 лет назад

Looking great ! Nice to see British craftsmanship being restored to all its glory ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

@Andy-rp3ee 5 лет назад

Really enjoying your pacing with the videos. This was really fun to watch! With you and the Acorn to Arabella crew cranking away like this, I am going to have a lot of watching to do!

@richardparish8835 5 лет назад

Terrific video, Leo! The new music fits the crew. Amazing how hard people work when they do something they get into. Good bunch of guys and a gal!

@glendab.6267 5 лет назад

Thanks ;-)

@JamesTorrey 5 лет назад

14:32 this is so amazing. And I would have never had the forethought to volunteer to cook meals, what a great thing!

@svamandolin3546 5 лет назад

hang out with cool people doing cool things. My vision of retirement!!

@glendree1 5 лет назад

I second all the comments below Leo, esp. how you built a community. This was a great idea well done Kurt ! By the way, -i know its a machine , but that 100 yr old ships is just lovin' its job…its running like an old Singer sewing machine. Great work.

@adamrtr71 5 лет назад

Brilliant as always. Best construction video on RU-vid. Better than any free to air tv. Keep it up.

@twoeagledrones 5 лет назад

Lots of editing on that one! Excellent. Thanks!

@moonshine3333 5 лет назад

Massive thanks to Kirt and the team. What wonderful people. Tally Ho will always carry their work. I’m jealous 😁

@daveweber1331 5 лет назад

Starting at about 17:05 can someone "interpret" for me? lol! My ears are too "localized" to quite catch the accent, let alone the drift of the joke... Thanks! :-) Amazing work, all around. It's speaks well for humanity, seeing this kind of efficiency and workmanship develop out of a bunch of total strangers in such a short time! It was warms the cockles of me heart, it does! :-) And yes, had to watch bits of it - ok, most of it! - a second time. That bit where the camera is capturing the view of the new futtocks (shut up spell-pecker, it AIN'T buttocks!!. dammit!!) lined up and the old ones in the distance... It really showed the phenomenal amount of work - and the progress that's been made!!

@macelius 4 года назад

Ministry of Funny Walks @ 8:00. Lovely to see the view of all the frames down the centerline, and the little sail boat at the end was great, it would make a cute little tender!

@michaelwarlick4328 5 лет назад

Excellent team . Excellent organization. I am in such awe.

@tamaralee4108 5 лет назад

The level of organization developed to break the framing process into related and sequenced steps, for a rather large "work force" is truly impressive. Hopefully the organizational effort will be documented along with the actual build process, as it will provide an added dimension of useful knowledge to others. Greg

@sapelesteve 5 лет назад

Incredible amount of work going on there Leo! Glad to see that you guys are also having a bit of fun along the way. Watching this build, I can't help imaginning how the builders of the Tally Ho did this 109 yrs ago without the tools & technology that we have today. Pretty amazing....

@rudiweewee6945 Год назад

Hi, When I see you working on the bandsaw, it looks a lot like a human 5-axis machine. Very good teamwork. Greetings from Germany

@talltimm 5 лет назад

who else watches these more than once

@justsomeawesomeperson6396 5 лет назад

talltimm definitely

@markprior6009 5 лет назад

x 10 views 😂

@jaimesaenz221 5 лет назад

Not above 4 or 5 times. What? Why are you looking at me like that? I don't have a problem. I can quit any time I want. I try to get by on Acorn to Arabella or Tips From a Shipwright when I can't score any Tally Ho, but it's just not the same buzz.

@nickwarburton6710 5 лет назад

David Anderson haha bang on

@trapperbill4962 5 лет назад

I watch every one of them

@michaelcolgan3182 3 года назад

kirk's planer table was spot on smart . It was a real finger and labor saver lol

@mrplease66 5 лет назад

quite possibly one of the best channels on RU-vid

@garymucher9590 5 лет назад

I watch these series and am amazed at what you all are accomplishing. And then I wonder, how did they built the original without all the power tools? That make me even more impressed thinking about that. But you guys are teaching me,and I am sure so many others, how it is done. Bravo sirs and gals, Bravo!

@Mutant_11 5 лет назад

Leo, you look like you got some sleep! Keep it going, Tally Ho is beginning to look like she's coming back. I know the work you've done before. Like anything else, the preparation is not seen as visible progress but takes the most time. You've done amazing work.