Ship in a bottle Part 5

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On this week's show, I bring you part 5 of a 6 part series to demonstrate, step by step, how to make your own ship in a bottle. I hope you enjoy the series.
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27 сен 2024

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@strinity511 2 года назад

I have been wanting to do this since I was a kid, I am now in my mid 30s and finally doing it. Thank you so much for these videos I don't think I would have been able to work out the mast without your amazing videos.

@acutabove_woodworkings 2 года назад

Glad that you like the series Rogelio and that you are finally able to make one of these. I hope that you will consider emailing photos of your finished project to me. Thanks for tuning in to the show and good luck on your project.

@michaelmarchione3408 3 года назад

Steady as she goes Matie! Into the wind! Aye Aye Captain! What a COOL project Kenny! That could be an heirloom piece.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

We are in the home stretch now Michael. The finale will be next week when we will tie all the loose ends together and complete the build. I hope you're going to tune in for that. Thanks for tuning in this week. I truly appreciate it.

@markduggan3451 3 года назад

Looking forward to seeing the ship getting into the bottle. Looks good so far.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

You haven't got long to wait Mark. The series finale is this coming Tuesday, November 23, 2020. I hope you will tune in for that. Thanks for tuning in this week and for the kind words on the project.

@barryroberts6470 3 года назад

Absolutely Amazing, while you were putting the blue sea, the clear and white silicone in that bottle, and looking at the head size of the 'spoons' as a comparison, i'm still thinking with the sails flat down how the heck the body of that ship, is going into that small neck of the bottle? Obviously i know it does but i'm really looking forward to pt 6 and seeing that ship launched. Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

The launch day is getting closer and closer every day Barry. Only one more week to wait until the finale of this series. Thanks for tuning in to the show and for all the kind words on the project. It's very much appreciated.

@williamwheeler7636 10 месяцев назад

Do you let the blue set up some before adding the clear. And again before adding the white caps. My brother and I were given a sort of class by an older member of our church when were 9 and 11 years old. Mr Anderson grew up in Norway. As a teenager he went out with his father, Capt of a whaling ship. Worked aboard ships his whole life. Great stories. He had us use glazing compound tinted with oil paint. When we put the ship, we just seated it in the glazing compound. Had to let it set for over a month before pulling thread to pull up the masts. We both won a blue ribbon at the contry fair. I still have my boat, 55 years later. Chris's got broken many years ago. I recently found this fact out, and am going to build him a new one.

@acutabove_woodworkings 9 месяцев назад

That's a great story William. I love it. As for the drying time, I let each dry at least 24 hours before applying the next layer. This is plenty of time for everything to be nice and dry and workable. If you are interested, I have another ship in a bottle series on the channel where I build 2 ships in a bottle. I use some different methods for the water and the wake of the ships that you might be interested in. Here's a link to part one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OSxXXiTQmuU.html I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show.

@meawayfromhome 3 года назад

Hi Kenny she’s looking sweet. Btw how will you get the champagne inside the bottle to christen her Sir Kenny Mcboatface, lol 😝. Cya next week.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

Silly man. You christen the ship BEFORE putting it into the bottle. LOL. Thanks for the kind words and for tuning in to the show Philip. It's appreciated.

@The1PatSmith 3 года назад

Thanks Kenny, stay well.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

You're very welcome Patrick. I hope you enjoyed the show. Thanks for tuning in.

@senthilkumar-yc2ot 2 года назад

Excellent sir thanks

@acutabove_woodworkings 2 года назад

You're very welcome. I'm glad that you like it. Thanks for tuning in to the show.

@muffins3727 3 года назад

this dude is like the Bob Ross of woodworking

@klivaj Год назад

is the bottle 2 or 3 lt?

@acutabove_woodworkings Год назад

Neither. It is a one litre bottle. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show.

@YourFreeBeats 2 года назад

I don’t have an interest in making one, but I found this series fascinating. You did a fantastic job! ps. I was one who thought they cut out the bottom and inserted the ship then re-glasses it. :-)

@acutabove_woodworkings 2 года назад

I have several "old" ships in bottles that were sold as novelty souvenir items from years ago and they were manufactured in the exact was you are describing. The base was cut off, the ship and accessories were added and then the interior of the bottle was painted with a scenic background to hide the fact that they glued the bottom back on the bottle after the ship was inserted. LOL. I'm pretty sure that they still make them like that to this day but it is far from traditional and more for mass production.

@paulsmessyworkshop 3 года назад

Kenny, this is coming along really great. I am sure you will appreciate this, when you have shots that have your shop in the background, I find myself searching for those hidden upcoming projects...lol. I like the addition of white caps, nice touch.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

I am always amazed at how much people see in the background photos and videos of my shop. I welcome potentially millions of people into my shop every week via the internet and all I can say is that it's a good thing that there is nothing questionable in my shop. I'd be leaving an evidence trail long enough to convict Al Capone. LOL. Thanks for tuning in to the show Paul. It's appreciated.

@johnhendry7614 3 года назад

Fantastic Kenny. Your attention to detail is great. Still loving this build.

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

Glad to hear that I've still got your attention John. Thanks for the kind words on the project. The finale is schedule for next Tuesday. Thanks for tuning in.

@muhac80 2 года назад

1:05 That is a similar tray I use to bake my cookies, I did not know that I can use the very same tray to make sails as well.

@acutabove_woodworkings 2 года назад

Cookies, sails etc. It's a very versatile tray. LOL. Thanks for tuning in.

@deucerider430 3 года назад

How about a”sleeve” of a clear acetate rolled to fit snugly through the neck to protect the neck from the silicone ‘bobbles’ as the hanger/tool is run in and out? Looking fantastic! 👍🏼

@acutabove_woodworkings 3 года назад

That's actually not a bad idea at all. I love it. Although the silicone isn't hard to clean from the neck of the bottle, not having to clean it at all would be preferable. Thanks for tuning in and for chiming in with your great suggestion. It's appreciated.