Surface Power Planing Jig / Framing Tools - Rebuilding Tally Ho EP30

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Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Surface Planing Jig / Framing Tools. Support; www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patron; / sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 30.
This episode we develop some jigs and tables that will help the framing process go faster. The surface planing jig uses a large power plane to make one face of a piece of timber completely straight. A large assembly table lets us put frames together far more easily and accurately. Pancho observes, and tries to resist destroying the new frames!
This episode is early because I won’t be able to post next weekend.
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Albis - A Young Man
30. Surface Planing Jig / Framing Tools - Rebuilding Tally Ho EP30

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@gordonclark7632 5 лет назад

Isn't it wonderful that so many people can be drawn to help make the build happen. This is community (of helpers) in truth.

@ZapDog43 4 месяца назад

Just coming to this vid series. Now I am up to episode 30. I am blown away. The people: so many young handsome women and men with intelligence and old farts like me who care, the tech, the parrot, the dogs, the history...just amazing. Spending my Xmas vacation watching this. I grew up on a Gaff Rig Ketch built in 1932 so I know this life. Not in it anymore but it is in my blood

@Molly8014 5 лет назад

100 years from now someone might be rebuilding TallyHo and a new Leo will comment "Leo sure did nice work"!

@davidcooper2516 5 лет назад

A big shout-out to Kurt, jig-maker extraordinaire. He significantly streamlined some very time-consuming processes, and improved the finished product as well. As always, excellent video story-telling, Leo. You must spend almost as much time editing as you do in the build. Brilliant! THANKS!!!

@StonyRC 5 лет назад

Kurt's planing jig is FIENDISHLY clever and the fact that non-skilled individuals can use it makes it doubly valuable.

@MrPotatochips4 5 лет назад

Yeah Kurt!! You just knocked off about 80 eight hour days off the total build time. I'm nominating you for best supporting builder in the Boat Building Academy Awards of 2018.

@alexanderkielczynski2437 7 месяцев назад

I watched Leo with Tally Ho soon after he started, and I have re-watched the series (skipping bits) a couple of times now. The present is October 20223 and Leo must have dreamed of the day that Tally Ho in in one piece and waterproof. that is where he is now, Tally Ho is about to get her mast stepped. I think watching these early episodes that he is a really special person. the videos right from the very beginning were quality watchable masterpieces. But it is his vision that one has to admire so much, as well as his dedication, right from the very start to QUALITY. This channel is what RU-vid has enabled! Keep it up Leo. I am so glad the world has supported you. 463k subscribers now.

@talisay1364 5 лет назад

Leo, don't lose Kurt. There's your process engineer; a valuable team member on any project of this magnitude. Those tables are excellent, now you need a drill press and a few ships augers for the black locust. Cheers !!

@grahamreeve5209 4 года назад

I'm working on my own project. Making a 100 year old Dutch barge into my solar powered home. The inspiration I have received via these videos has been amazing. I'm much more patient now with my work. A matter of pride has been to get my chisels sharp enough to shave the hairs on my arm.

@buffplums Год назад

What a brilliant idea Kurt had for that planer jig.

@JSeven 3 года назад

i don't know why i need this, but i need this.

@alabamamanus1 Год назад

That man could be a millionair with that planer jig! Id buy one!

@bjrnard.d9516 2 года назад

Hmm, I'm like three years and a pandemic behind, but I'm cathcing up. What an amazing series!

@anderseriksen2282 5 лет назад

+Sampson: It takes a lot to impress an old Danish carpenter - You do that - Great work, and instructions for "newcomers", keeping old woodworking Alive - keep them Vids coming, I will love to see her get into the water, with full sails, will be stunning - just dont loose track off your dream - course now its also mine - good luck, and take care

@Bugdriver49 5 лет назад

Wow.... Considering the enormous amount of labor required, even with modern tools, brings a fresh appreciation for the boat building skills of over a hundred years ago. Much respect to you, Leo..... and those craftsmen of old.

@63256325N 5 лет назад

The planner jig was a really good idea without a doubt, well done. And putting the frames together on a table instead of the ground is beyond good. Hats off to Kurt and all for the well though out and well put together tables! Always a pleasure seeing your videos, thanks.

@TomokosEnterprize 2 года назад

As a firm believer in jigs and fixtures I am in love with that planer jig ! FANTASTIC !

@h.b.k.martin3261 5 лет назад

Recently began watching you all. Now, I’m hooked. Nothing gives me faith in humanity again like people of all walks of life coming together for a good cause. Thank you all! ❤️

@steveraleigh100 7 месяцев назад

The planing jig is amazing. This is one of the reasons I love watching these boat building channels - the ingenuity of people is inspirational.

@1959ticktock 5 лет назад

Still the best series on RU-vid at the moment. I'm not a boat person myself, but Sampson and Salt and Tar both tell long running stories that aren't planned. They go wherever the boats dictate. Wonderful Leo, keep it up.

@EleanorPeterson 5 лет назад

Thank you, Kurt! Hey, Leo? When the job's done, you could top that 12' frame with slate and make a pretty decent snooker table...

@guineverepura1851 4 месяца назад

Brilliant idea Kurt! I love your design.

@dnomyarnostaw 5 лет назад

These labour saving tables are a good investment. Just one hint, if your melamine and oil sliding surfaces get worn, cut up some cheap plastic nylon kitchen chopping boards as sliding surfaces. They last longer and are even slicker, and they don't curl up and die when the rain gets on them.

@williamf.douglass4718 5 лет назад

Ray Watson Great idea thanks

@JimKJeffries 5 лет назад

I have also glued fermica on a sled, a touch of saw dust in there lubes it....just keeps going

@yowser8780 5 лет назад

Used in sawmills as Hi-Moly (HPDE). Comes in lots of dimensions (sheets, long stock etc). Several different 'grades' White, Green, Black (levels of hardness). Lining chain-ways, lumber stops etc etc. If you can find a sawmill... they usually have some 'worn-out' stock available.

@rpp9961 5 лет назад

talcum powder give a very smooth sliding ,smooth as a baby bottom ...!!! dry & don't stick saw dust like grease ...!!!my 10 cents .

@FiferSkipper 5 лет назад

@Ray Watson, Great idea but, those chopping blocks are usually just HDPE, which can be bought as raw stock in many different thicknesses.

@coug96fan 3 года назад

See a need, fill a need! True skill and talent working together to make a fully functional boat yard! The Norm Abram of boat building... :) TOH

@timothyrussell2409 5 лет назад

Thanks Kurt.Its not who has the idea but what’s the best idea.Yours is a doozy,well done.Crack on Leo.

@TAMBestBuild 5 лет назад

The History Channel should be a primary sponsor for your show. Your content is just fantastic. Thanks.

@ChrisSmith-gf3ge 5 лет назад

Well done Kurt, fantastic design & build for the planing jig. Leo you are very fortunate to have so many great volunteer's!

@Django44 5 лет назад

Leo - your diligence, patience and skill level boggles the mind...I can't imagine how boat builders did it a century ago. Bravo to your ingenuity, creativity and dedication to refurbishing a vessel soon to sail again. Worth every minute, every penny, every long day - you deserve all the accolades coming your way.

@johnc8516 5 лет назад

great stuff.. was thinking of building a router jig for myself, but now ill dig the planer out of the bottom of the cupboard and make a planer jig. Love it, and all the work you are doing to rebuild this piece of history in such a caring and meticulous way. I too hang out for each installment.

@normanboyes4983 5 лет назад

It is good to have someone standing back and thinking about improving processes- that will make a massive difference to productivity and will improve morale too.👍⛵️

@haydenw6585 5 лет назад

That planer jig is genius hope it saves you some time, I enjoyed the update as always ,cheers

@davidbuck6976 5 лет назад

That Surface Planing Jig looks really good - will have to borrow the idea later on.

@thomasarussellsr 5 лет назад

Love your little feathered inspector. He's really putting his eyes to your work. I suppose his little dance is the approval you're looking for? Love the power-planer jig.

@Nathanm7977 5 лет назад

Its so great seeing all these people want to come together to help you get her back where she belongs.

@jackdotzman2908 5 лет назад

Planing jig is an excellent idea. The assembly table makes a lot of sense too. Very much appreciate the effort your going to rebuild the Tally Ho and share the rebuild with us on RU-vid. From Missouri

@w00db0x 5 лет назад

Good job mechanising the process to free up your time for other things. This will speed up production of the frames no end! Well done.Cheers.

@rexmyers991 2 года назад

Jig is AMAZING. I appreciate creative minds. Well done!

@Ttelmis 5 лет назад

The old question..."How long does it take you to have a good idea?" When you get one it was worth the wait. Love the jigs!!

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 5 лет назад

Fantastic idea Kurt. This one of the things I love about Boat Building there is always a challenge to solve. Well done and Bob’s your uncle.

@brianevolved2849 5 лет назад

Kurt it is great to have another craftsman look over Leo's shoulder and help him in the way you have ....and I am sure will again , Thanks Kurt, you have saved him many hours

@nic_the_aged_woodworker 5 лет назад

Excellent example of creative thinking, the planer jig is fantastic.

@mtmals9786 5 лет назад

Went back watched episode 1 & 2. The parot, the dogs, the growing army of helpers and your iron willed progress to date...quite a story Leo. You mean what you say and say what you mean. The great oceans await. Carry on.

@kevinduffy35 5 лет назад

hi, Leo if no one has suggested it yet you could tac-weld a small gear to each threaded post on the jig then a bicycle chain and add one single handle ,it will keep everything parallel and speed up your adjustments

@BrunoWiebelt 5 лет назад

a mother example where you think everything is done ... and then someone comes find a new twist . brilliant

@thomascoleman3540 5 лет назад

I've binged watched this whole build. Can't wait dor the next episode.

@garysimms77 5 лет назад

Great work! You can never have enough work/assembly benches. And the planer sled turned out slick.

@xpez9694 3 года назад

@ 14:35 Pancho is thinking about his trip to Hawaii!!! On this boat!

@philipmasters7491 5 лет назад

Excellent video, splendid ideas, good thinking Kurt! And it’s always easier to work at bench height rather than on your knees.. Just a joy to watch can’t wait for the next episode to see those frames going in( perhaps) Well done Leo!!

@1989frankye 5 лет назад

im not a sailor and im not a boat maker too but seeing your videos is amazing

@peterbrickwood3204 3 года назад

That framing table is great, I think I'll be copying that.

@TealCheetah 3 года назад

Great jigs! Poncho is best supervisor lol

@sladelewis2421 5 лет назад

Just when I thought I had run out of personal excuses to avoid Sunday chores, you rescued me! Excellent video as always. Quickly becoming one of my favorite YoutTube channels. Keep up the fantastic work!

@gaius_enceladus 5 лет назад

Very cool planer jig! I'm just blown away by the various cool gizmos that people are coming up with here!

@MrFlavorites 5 лет назад

You look better! More well, comfortable, and confident. Good on you

@runerafell4480 5 лет назад

You are my favoritt boat builder on YT 😍 *drops everything to watch sampson boat co *

@bennyhill5938 5 лет назад

this channel is like crack

@un7ucky 5 лет назад

i'd like to recommend from acorn to arabella

@jimnickles2347 5 лет назад

YES! Frame Jig! Now, Rock ON making the frames, you'll be Done with them by the time Bad Weather comes and warps your jig and assembly table. Many Thanks, Kurt Superguy! Simply Elegant, and Elegantly Simple! We should have thought of these WEEKS ago.

@henrymorgan3982 5 лет назад

It is great to see people working well together for a common goal. Make life easier!! A class that world leaders could take. Cheers All!!

@georgemcnaughton7839 3 года назад

Thank you for the free content

@jamesconner8275 5 лет назад

527 up votes; 0 down votes - has got to be a RU-vid record. Just a testament to the quality of this project and channel and the outstanding people who view it!

@DrDaveSalisburyPhDMBA Год назад

I swear Pancho must think the boat shed is nothing more than a HUGE jungle-gym!

@humanbeing2009 5 лет назад

F'in brilliant! Great protoype. Watch out, Festool will steal it!

@buildingsailboats4549 5 лет назад

Wow super interesting to see the jig and table you made. 🙂 So nice of Kurt to help out.

@jimm2099 5 лет назад

I've been watching your journey for quite some time, and I have to say that you have a seriously inspirational drive and personality. I'll see what I can do to support your work and restoration of Tally Ho.

@bigkevcanb 5 лет назад

Another great video thanks Leo. Having levelled a workbench with a router jig the planner jig is a great idea, I have a few 'marks' in my bench. Good on you both.

@Kilt_Bilt 5 лет назад

"Get Jiggy with it!". Any time spent building a jig is time well spent, in the long run you're saving valuable time and knocking out the repetitive jobs so much easier. I'd build a Jig to build jigs if possible. Nice work Leo.

@Kilt_Bilt 5 лет назад

@@mabamabam post a link for what you mean, i found random stuff about clickspring

@mabamabam 5 лет назад

ru-vid.com/show-UCworsKCR-Sx6R6-BnIjS2MA Number one result on youtube, google, bing, yahoo, duckduckgo. Not sure how youre not finding it

@Kilt_Bilt 5 лет назад

Ya...that's the random stuff that popped up. what does this have to do with Leo building tally ho or my comment?

@Kilt_Bilt 5 лет назад

sorry, it just isn't clear what your point is, the link is to a clock builder or something, not a jig.

@bob_frazier 5 лет назад

Get yourself some Delrin "Slick Strips" to make that planer jig glide as smooth as silk!

@lkm5462 5 лет назад

Brilliant work on the jigs and great help from those people

@richardbohlingsr3490 5 лет назад

Your getting into production mode now. Getting setup so untrained hands can produce quality work will really speed the project up. Well done. Amazing how so many folks are willing to share the knowledge to make "Tally Ho" come back to life.

@Ron_A._Bolton 5 лет назад

Fantastic Leo, those jigs should really speed things up now.

@CHICOB4261 5 лет назад

Well I have only just recently discovered your RU-vid channel but have enjoyed it immensely. I have family in the UK (Leicestershire County) and I hope to get to your little island one day. If you ever get to Georgia again let me know and we will extend you some hospitality.

@misterwizz5690 5 лет назад

great job, amazing time saving jig......it's what friends are for....................!

@asraharrison 5 лет назад

It's funny how obvious something like that planing jig is, AFTER someone else thinks of it. Brilliant idea Kurt. So you need 88 frames, How many pieces are in each frame? It looks like 6 - 10 separate pieces of wood. That's a lot of planing, the new jig should knock off many man-hours of work!

@markbernier8434 5 лет назад

makita 12" portable planer, take another 40% off planing time. solid carbide blades too. (Not a shill, user only)

@Rockan5986 5 лет назад

A stationary planer will only make one surface parallel to the opposite surface. If the table-side surface is uneven, the cut-side surface will be uneven. That's why they have to hand plane the first side, because it's roughsawn wood.

@markbernier8434 5 лет назад

Correct, the tool mentioned is exactly like the one in use but larger. It is a beast freehand but the table and carriage rig would make it easy to use.

@Rockan5986 5 лет назад

Oh now I understand now what you're saying. Remove the planer from the frame/feed table, and place on the jig. Nice thought!

@4stringmanagmaildcom 5 лет назад

I helped build the Sta 10 frames. One side (right) was 5 pieces. The other (left) was 4 if my memory is correct. He's doing the frames in the center of the boat to start with so they are the largest (longest) that will be built. As he works his way fore and aft they will be smaller so there will probably be less pieces. He may be able to make the smallest out of just two pieces trunnelled together.

@MrWoodfiddler 5 лет назад

Your work in phenomenal Leo. Such a treat to be able to enjoy your skills and the skills of those that assist you. Keep up the great work and video skills. Untill next time... Chuck in NE Kansas

@JohnMason8183 Год назад

Poncho is so cool!

@rogerbayzand4455 4 года назад

Neat planer jig and safe for all to use.

@tedbnnj 5 лет назад

Jigs, templates and custom patterns are as much the bones of a shipyard as it's tools. It's soul is the experiened craftsmen. Once Tally Ho is back in the water, hopefully all the tooling and jigs can be shipped back to the UK along with Tally Ho, or find it's way to a local West Coast boatyard. It would be a crime against the Seas to just destroy it all once she's finished. ...And many thanks to your hosts for the use of that wonderfully-equipped shop.

@jimc4731 5 лет назад

I was thinking the same thing. Without the good fortune of being loaned that terrific shop, this endeavor surely would be moving at a much reduced pace. JIM

@kerrygleeson4409 5 лет назад

Great work Kurt love people who think out of the square another great video thanks for sharing 👍👍🗜🗜

@jimrains4406 Год назад

Great idea on that jig.

@mitfreundlichengrussen1234 5 лет назад

Plain WoW! Thank you for 16 minutes of pure joy. And your "Ara?" is just beautiful and really brings the color back in life.

@kawzone 5 лет назад

Awesome tool background video... and amazing watching the tally ho come back to life...

@W4ABN 5 лет назад

I really like that jig. Might buy a power planer and build one for general woodworking. Great ideas guys. Keep 'em coming.

@phuzz00 5 лет назад

You could re-title this video "Work smarter, not harder!". Nice work Kurt :)

@TGCIII 5 лет назад

My cable went out last night and I started watching. I never had any idea what it took to build a boat of that size. Rock on brother

@alberteinstein9045 5 лет назад

Leo, for roughing out the frames...try using the Prazi USA PR2700 beam cutter. this attachment turns your 7 1/4 circular saw into a chain saw.

@MrTim3990 5 лет назад

All ways look forward to your Videos. Great Job!

@jamesgoodwin2450 5 лет назад

Well done kurt brilliant idea

@pricedives 5 лет назад

Most informative, thank you.

@Lnx2050 5 лет назад

Hello Leo, To improve the planner, i propose a little tuning : To tune the hight of the planer , in only one time, you can join all the screws with a T5 belt and Pulleys. When you turn a screws, all the 4 are turning at one time, to save time and keep precision Up or Down of the tickness of the position of the planner, kepping it always in the same plan ;) thanks 4 sharing your videos :) Best regards Denis

@ChrisUhlik 5 лет назад

Thanks for putting in that Pancho bit. Love your bird!

@garrettfondoules250 Год назад

Heck, I might want to build one of these planer jigs. Wish I'd seen this before doing the slabs for my countertops!

@LucasRichardStephens 5 лет назад

Leo you are doing a great job. Take a break if you feel overwhelmed, your tide will not turn, your support grows daily so some time to recharge will be win win. All the best, Lucas.

@kimascona 5 лет назад

maybe you could use some bright color spray paint as a guide coat when planing the wood, run the planer across the timber til all the paint is gone, then you can see instantly when its flat. but i guess you can see it on the texture of the wood anyways. just a tip, have done it sometimes and its pretty useful. thanks for all the awesome videos of your great project, and good luck with all the hard work!

@smitty3624 5 лет назад

That's pretty cool, almost exactly like a precision surface grinder for a machine shop. Just, y'know, for wood.

@simonbmr 4 года назад

Fantastic labour saving jigs. Just shows how invaluable it can be having a second set of eyes look at a job.

@bknesheim 5 лет назад

I made a much smaller jig for a planning and solved the hight adjustment by using a wedge that would lift. That placed the adjustemt as a knob, out of the way, at the side of the jig I used a threaded rod to move the wedge and it was not effected by vibrations from the planner.

@cgstadler 2 года назад

Great work, Kurt! I love optimization

@ronvrooman9423 5 лет назад

For the longest time I thought it was a boat. Now I'm convinced it is a floating piece of exquisite furniture. Covers on the covers. all the best of every good fortune.

@jamestheotherone742 5 лет назад

That really is what any wooden boat is.

@ronvrooman9423 5 лет назад

the tolerances are the incredible effort. Really the out side of the rib is finished wood, the wedged dowels is classic and tight tolerances and wood selection. It's another 100 plus year build and really built for longer and a ton of what if scenarios. Well thought out Excellent help. I love the Show. Leo gets it done.

@jamestheotherone742 5 лет назад

What is remarkable is that these boats were never built to last 100 yrs. They, and especially the Victorian Age warships with their Baroque decorations had expected service lives of 20- 30 yrs. and the builders knew it. They just took that much pride in workmanship and the finished product that they endured into the age of marginal costs, disposable consumerism....

@ronvrooman9423 5 лет назад

well said. The yard that built the yacht is still in business building new ones.

@calumhunter815 3 года назад

more Pancho!

@1MinuteFlipDoc 4 года назад

7:14 a good old boy!

@webbtrekker534 5 лет назад

All great ideas. Once I saw them I said; "Of course!!!" (palm to forehead). When doing repair work I was doing like Leo using "ad-hock" spaces and places to do assembly. Looking forward to further progress of the frames.