How Does Raw Lumber Become a BOAT?

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Welcome to this week's episode from Vietnam! As Ruby Rose 2 inches closer to being completed, Nick takes us on a tour of the carpentry stations in the factory and shows us how raw lumber is transformed into the interior fittings for the catamarans.
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00:00 Ruby Rose 2 Update
01:30 Carpentry station in the factory
06:06 Changes to the catamaran build
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@TheRealRyanWood Год назад

I know you get comments about these being boring, but I'm going to miss these build videos when you're back on the water. I'm looking forward to adventure videos, too, but these have been oddly fun and satisfying!

@bigbopper143 Год назад

😂😂😂😂 Its not boring if you're a boring person 😂😂

@geraldtribbe6363 Год назад

The fact they are retrofitting hull one to their standards speaks volumes about Seawind. Makes one much more comfortable about getting an early production boat. Also gives a glimpse how they will stand behind their product after the sale.

@thomasmoffatt Год назад

The build descriptions are fascinating, and the quality and flexibility of the workmanship is impressive. Your multihull building series is the best I have come across for catamarans, and much appreciated.

@carltontweedle5724 Год назад

I love the way things have changed headboard why not makes sense. The hand rails I thought an oversite, the wood work is spot on as the build videos have been. Must admit looking forward to seeing you sitting at the helm foot up sailing.

@amyw.2190 Год назад

I'm sure you're hopping up and down with anticipation!

@spacewalktraveller1 Год назад

Personally, I've been loving these build episodes. It's interesting to see how these boat come together. I also watch RAN sailing, as they are building their new boat also. Watching sailing videos are fun but the build videos are just as interesting. Thanks for all your hard work.

@atomicsmith Год назад

Love all these build detail videos. Hope you’ll have a “from the workbench” segment in your videos (or maybe separate videos?), to keep us up to date on maintenance and small issues. I love the scenery and travel aspects of your videos, but I love the nerdy detail work that makes it possible too.

@yachticus Год назад

Nic - thankyou - a really good feedback loop from Seawind - that is so rare for it to come through to the next build. Excellent result for you and reflects really well on Seawind. If you want to see a really excited couple about collecting their new Seawing - Tula's endless summer are over the moon with how things are playing out 1160 and they are just so happy

@johnmaliskey7951 Год назад

I noticed that they have installed blinds that are fan-folded........... There are "Cellular Blinds" that form cells when let down and keep the heat out in summer and heat in for cold weather. I have them in my house and they are excellent ............ There are even double cellular (thick) blinds available. These are in opaque and sun blocking types. Worth looking into .................... enjoy

@chriskubara9061 Год назад

The blinds caught my attention as I have a Seawind 1250 with the Oceanair Retractable Blinds. I am curious as to how they compare & how they will wear, especially when they get mould on them ? At present it is a simple wipe over a constant flat surface to remove any mould with those it doesn't look possible let alone easy ??

@jeremybentley820 Год назад

You must be getting excited now - really excited! I can feel it's almost a cathartic chapter yet its all part of the adventure. This is home sweet home - Brother.

@timgore2502 Год назад

Have loved this the manufacturer was smart to let you do this !!

@2212db Год назад

Good to see not only RR2 coming together, but the factory becoming properly functional with everything in the one site.

@Wordsnwood Год назад

What kids from our generation DIDN'T want to be an astronaut!? 😂 Coming along nicely!

@JustinBellingerTV Год назад

The whole process has been so super exciting, and I would never have thought that, but your enthusiasm has been catching! Thanks for that.

@paulkopp3634 Год назад

I for one am fascinated by all the design redesign and construction features as I would imagine anyone who plans to actually sail and be able to maintain a boat as a long term cruiser. Knowing how your boat is built and how systems work must be invaluable.

@nooneanybodyknows7912 Год назад

If I were a carpenter and you were a lady. 🎶 Thanks for sharing.

@chrisestkowski7837 Год назад

I really appreciate the effort you are making to reveal the technical details of the design and build. I'm certain those of us who understand the engineering and craftsmanship skills necessary to construct a marine marvel like your boat are indebted to you for your documentary work. RR2 is going to be rugged and elegant. Well done!

@MikeC19100 Год назад

The changes on hull-1 really do look better than the first iteration. While some people might scoff at using veneer over foam core panels, the simple fact is that the savings in weight are a major benefit for any sailing boat. That weight savings also means you have more weight-carrying capability for your personal stuff so you can live and operate that much better while underway or just living on the boat.

@carlguile2856 Год назад

Thx for your efforts! Fiddly bits are important too!

@defel1 Год назад

Interesting, as always. I'm ready for you to sail!

@karenbaselgia659 Год назад

Loving seeing your boat come together. The quality looks fabulous. We are looking into ordering an 1170 out of the new Turkish factory and I can only hope the quality and eye for detail will be as first class as it is on the 1370.

@raireva4689 Год назад

Fascinatibg look at the modern boat carpentery and the boat building process. Thank you PEOTMMN !!(Permanent Employee of The Month Mr Nick)😅

@pfalzgraf7527 Год назад

now things seem to speed up again! looking forward to seeing you sail your own boat again! (but being me, also looking forward to seeing her become a finished boat!)

@alexmeyjes5533 Год назад

I keep coming back 😂

@johnparker7945 11 месяцев назад

exciting stuff! as a hobby woodworker it is amazing how trees get turned into lumber you can actually use! You even have to pay extra for it if it still has the bark on it, what the heck! Can't wait to see you on the water! fair winds!

@Osprey6m Год назад

I enjoyed that. The extent of that factory is eye opening and the actual expertise of the workers judged by the finish is a credit to them and the company. Like the headboards.🎉

@helihead11 Год назад

Good to see a manufacturer a allowing their process to be shared like you have done. Great video series for a guy with my interests.

@shannonmize2307 Год назад

Very excited for you guys. 👍

@tigiblahblah7798 Год назад

Will you beat the Wynns onto the water? Tula's Seawind has already been delivered. Have all these boat builds been coordinated?. I'm looking forward to some sort of mid ocean rafted cat parties. Cheers

@Centurion04 Год назад

The Vietnam chapter of this channel is quickly coming to a close and quite frankly I never thought I'd find myself feeling like I was going to miss it, but I definitely will. This has been so exceedingly interesting to see every step of the way from concept images all the way to ocean-going hardware and it has been an invaluable resource for learning as well as interesting insights into the country and its people, which is really cool. All that said, it's going to be even more satisfying seeing the culmination of all this in the form of the boat splashing and finally spreading its wings.

@bigbopper143 Год назад

Another diversion down side track alley. Im tipping September 😂😂😂

@opforsix1582 Год назад

You did a good job dancing around the 1170 secret development and build that was going on parallel to the 1370! Hull one and two of the 1170 there in Vietnam rest in new factory in Turkey? First 1170 already in US and being commissioned by new owners who also have a RU-vid blog. They kept it secret too. Good job all around but still curious as to why? Did they not want the 1170 to step on 1370 orders?

@ianhawkins7387 Год назад

I would say SUPER but you said it already 😂😂

@GPSJayDog22 Год назад

Looking good :-) Thanks 4 sharing.

@frodrickfronkensteen9241 11 месяцев назад

Oh wow!!! Been away since 2019. The whirlwind of life (struggle) swept us up. I picked this video to restart (vicariously) living through your experiences. Apparently... I MISSED A LOT!!!! Are you building a new boat?

@judebug329 Год назад

Loving these build-a-boat videos. Looking forward to seeing RR2 in the water!

@judycook1918 Год назад

I can’t imagine how hard it is to wait so long to get your salty life back not to mention your Lady Love. The boat is to beautiful and I hope you enjoy her fully. I only wish I could go with you.😅

@chlfrd Год назад

I am so excited for your new boat!!!

@riccardofundament9295 Год назад

I luv seeing the factory floor...and production line...

@DenizKilyar-on5rh Год назад

These videos are not boring. Yet, un-met increasing expectation to see the final boat on water takes excitement away. Also confidence goes down! I put my name on a boat for a delivery planned in 2026. Now I ask myself if it is realistic to expect my number of the hull to be ready in 2026? How fast they will finalize and streamline the production for the standard of the boat they aspire.

@boazjoe1 Год назад

It's really going to happen. I am so happy for you two.

@kmrbsc Год назад

We are looking forward to seeing you on the water!!

@peterferan4389 Год назад

Suggest top hinging the headboard with locking for different slopes for relaxed reading in bed

@PolanyVegas Год назад

Beautiful boat!

@mikemizer7486 Год назад

Looking great, getting closer, can't to see the final and back on the water

@WyckoffMode Год назад

I like the modifications/upgrades they implemented after the test sail you went on. I know you and Teresa (spelling) are anxious to get back in The Big Blue. So, excited for y'all. Stay Awesome! < fist pump >

@Mark-us777 Год назад

Going to miss watching the boats being made and life in Vietnam videos

@JimKJeffries Год назад

Awesome, keep up the great work

@americanbornwalkaway9110 Год назад

VERY VERY COOL!!!!!!! Cannot wait

@RichardRoger1966 Год назад

Love the build...

@AliasJimWirth Год назад

Loved your comments on the wood. I did some laminating, too, some years ago. I have a lot of respect for those who do it well. It all seems to be coming along nicely, Nick.

@richb313 Год назад

Good job keeping us updated on the progress of RR2.

@davidmcbee814 Год назад

Very nice work.

@paulbadger6336 Год назад

Well done 👍

@charlespaige9158 Год назад

I appreciate your experience and tech savvy. If I were going to get a cat, it would be modeled after RR2. Thank you.

@peetky8645 Год назад

nice looking project

@philippegaspart3311 Год назад

"I ve got a canine for carpentry" says the dentist, good one buddy.

@jpmerrick8886 Год назад

Just a comment we can't wait to see you 2 zipping round we you guys are just goid eggs nit perfect but that's why rr is fun to watch much hugs

@stevenholton438 Год назад

You missed showing the galley cupboard under the cooktop though! Spaced it?

@OldGrumpy99 Год назад

Splash is so close. Have you ever thought of a mini lathe in the workshop?

@Neilhuny Год назад

I love the wood-related side of this video! Seeing raw timber at one end and high quality joinery at the other is fantastic. Vaguely linked to what you said re dentistry, astronaut, carpenter; I went from forestry to extremely well paid computer coding for the great and the good (it wuz midges wot dun it) but I would happily have been a stonemason. It's always good to have other interests.

@robsweet67 Год назад

Hey, have you heard about orca attacks on sailing yacht, mostly destroying ruder on boats? Have you talked about this for boat build.

@chriskubara9061 Год назад

yeah thankfully 1/ Only in the Northern Hemi & 2/ Only on half a boats (ie mono hulls ) not Catamarans ( proper boats )

@briancochran8356 Год назад

As a wordworker I am amazed that the shop didn't have any sawdust or wood shavings laying around. All I have to do is walk into my shop and it gets dusty. I agree their wood work and jointery look fantastic. My vote is still the Med and then up the Brittany coast when you start sailing.

@johnphillips8088 Год назад

No shortage of fans, and drinking water😅

@FMuscleZ28 Год назад

I was trying to see how far behind the timeline is on these videos, and I noticed your website links come up as _"domain expired"..._

@robleacock4949 Год назад

Not too many sleeps now! Btw I would have more solar & batteries.

@billdillard885 Год назад

Prepare for 6 weeks…. Min. 😳 I believe the most import session you all produce will be the One Year Look Back…. What you’ve learned over the last 365 days of use and NOW what would you do different. 😎 BTW…. Are the Rudders on RR2 edible? (Asking for Friend… 😏)

@WhatAboutTheBee Год назад

The vacuum table is to apply clamping pressure, at 14.7 pounds per square inch. That's ~126,083.28 debens per square cubit if you are an ancient Egyptian. The air is evacuated and atmospheric pressure places force on the content of the bag in a uniform manner across the surface.

@justfindingourway2766 Год назад

By the way, milk comes from cows rather than jugs, too! ;-)

@TheHiground Год назад

Want to see what you missed / forgot after 3 to 6 mths at sea? There is always something.

@donj2744 Год назад

👍

@oliverf944 3 месяца назад

@3:04 what was the timber from Croatia?

@CaptConfusion71 Год назад

Knowing the RU-vid channel is about 4 weeks behind, I'm excited knowing you should be splashing RR2 this week, if it hasn't already happened. I also saw that the Wynn's are following your lead and putting in a workshop at the forward end of the master hull on their new boat. You guys are trend setters!

@cameronsmith2928 Год назад

The reason why the timber comes in rough sawn is when it is machined it will move if its left for an amount of time , it will bow and twist when it takes on moisture and tension is released when the timber is made thinner , so its better to plane it up when needed to reduce the amount of movement , its better to leave it in a thick board that is thick enough to plane flat

@gregvaughn4286 Год назад

hey Nick maybe you think about advertising!

@TheMorganMonroeShow Год назад

Most excellent. This boat has it all. 🍻🤙🏼🫡🏴‍☠️

@Stepdaddy8969 Год назад

👍🏽

@GilGatch Год назад

Hey there. Curious about how much the Ruby Rose 2 option would cost a bloke like me. Do we know those figures?

@glennedwards1449 Год назад

I would be ecstatic if you never left the boatyard although I am sure you would not feel the same. There are tons of interesting things methods working practises master craftsman all working together in harmony to produce these excellent boats. I feel you have barely scratched the surface of a tiny part of their construction. Admittedly it is not everyone's cup of tea but the cruising content of so many sailing channels tend to blur and become mundane after all how many times can you go how cute about some wild pigs living on their own island. Whereas boat repair or boat building presents a puzzle and a challenge and showcases someones skills.

@CG-99 Год назад

FFS, Groundhog Day again. So much interesting content available in a boatyard, or in a city like Saigon…..so why waste your time and energy and ours on what feels like the 10th video in a row regurgitating the minor modifications being made to headboards and bed shape?

@ImTheDudeMan471 Год назад

Still no ukelele storage..

@alqubes Год назад

when i type in RU-vid with the Dark theme i can't see what I'm typing

@Useless_Knowledge07 Год назад

Is it true? You are already on your new ship? You can just cut in a pic of you and Theres getting settled on her! ?

@carolinaanthoness9428 Год назад

⛵🌏⛱🩱👙🩳🐙⚓⚓💧🐚🐬🐡🐟🤿🎣☀️🇦🇺

@rusty1850 Год назад

Where is Terysa? Why not videos of Terysa doing this, doing that? It has been months and months no Terysa. Does she have own channel? Your boat will be beautiful and looking forward you and Terysa sailing the ocean blue again. thank you for videos.

@alqubes Год назад

Nah Hull nr 1 goes to Charter and Hull nr 2 without all the quirks goes to private ownership