We’ve Reached The Waterline - Planking A 50 Ft Sailboat - Ep. 353 RAN Sailing

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After doing some other projects in the boat building process we’re back to planking the hull. We also take a break and go rail bike riding and ride on a very old train.
We are a Swedish family who have sailed the world since 2016 while sharing the adventures here on RU-vid. While we are still sailing our main focus now a days is building RAN III, a 50 ft sailboat that we are building from scratch. We post a new episode every Friday so make sure to subscribe and hit the bell to be the first to know when there is a new episode!
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@charlessmith7911 Год назад

Not long at all, considering Salt and Tar took over 7 yrs to build their Rediviva. I turn 76 today and I do hope to see you launch your boat. I don’t know what God’s plans are for me it this regard.

@susanb4816 Год назад

Happy birthday! 70 is the new 40 if you play it right so years to go yet. I am aiming for 120

@MrA1582000 Год назад

Happy Birthday

@mikewillis2934 Год назад

Great progress

@akilaliyanage Год назад

Happy birthday

@michaelmercer809 Год назад

Happy Birthday! Charles. My mom is still going strong at 87, dancing and volunteering at Springfield Or. meals on wheels, so try and stay busy and there should be plenty of years left. Enjoy them.

@margaretbrudzinski5411 Год назад

Another great post! I love how you mix up the boat build with your family excursions! You live in a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing your life with us all.

@andersholt4653 Год назад

Rome wasn't built in a day! You are making slow and steady progress and before you know it, you'll be thinking back to these days wondering "what did we worry about". Also, it's lovely to see the "Inspector" doing her inspection rounds of the hull. Please keep it up, but don't forget to take care of eachother. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.

@tonyvidtube Год назад

What a bonus to see your Heritage Railway. I volunteer on one near to me. 😁

@stevenr8606 Год назад

💓 how everyone on the tracks STOPS for the vehicles on the 'ROAD Xngs'. The train does the same in Hawai'i (EWA Beach). 👍 The timeoff was great!

@patricklovell6118 Год назад

You have come a long way since those first strips of planking and she is coming alive and introducing herself to us.❤ thanks for letting us witness her creation. Splendid 😊

@Antti_Nannimus Год назад

The famous designer and engineer, Buckminster Fuller, wrote that all of the best engineering and design work in the world historically evolved from ship and boat building and naval architecture. As you already well know, on the high seas, sometimes for months and years, people are ENTIRELY dependent on the soundness, safety, performance, and functionality of their vessels, and so throughout history, the demands of sailing required the most elegant, essential, efficient, effective, and reliable designs possible, with no room for foolishness of any kind. Whenever I watch your boat-building videos, I cannot help but be reminded of Buckminster Fuller and his wisdom. You have owned several remarkable boats, but I think there will be little comparison between those and this new one you are building. It will be entirely unique, and perhaps deserves an entirely new name of its own. "Vera" perhaps?

@davestappleton7732 Год назад

Have you considered using drywall tapers stilts. They are adjustable and easy to use. It would give you good mobility around the boat

@colinnapier6662 Год назад

The hull is definitely taking a beautiful shape. Great work with the barn end opening.

@clevelandthomsen7042 Год назад

Vera! Just keeps getting more adorable. great works guys!

@jamesallen712 Год назад

The next stages are going to be interesting. Finding more wood to finish will be another of those journeys. Love the climbing frame. Children alway find things to enjoy themselves with.

@MrPaulcm1 Год назад

Those rail bikes look like so much fun and then a trip on an old train, a wonderful day out. The farm looks lovely. Great job on the strips. Love the vlog :)

@RANSailing Год назад

Thanks for watching! 😊

@rerolley Год назад

You live in a beautiful part of the world. Thanks for sharing it with us.

@andrewsalmon100 Год назад

These are delightful to watch. The train excursion reminded me of a Ghibli movie. I was expecting a giant cat at any moment.

@kellycombes2649 Год назад

You guys must have abs of steel... From all that planking! LOL 😅 Love your channel

@denisbeaulieu958 Год назад

The variety of the scenes on your video is worthy of an « Oscar » for cinematography and for your creativity! I’m amaze by the shots and cannot see enough of the stuff! Your little Princess is growing and it’s a pleasure to see her going about her day amongst the intricate work being done by her loving parents = precious! Merci👍🇨🇦

@fonhollohan2908 4 месяца назад

Those old steam locomotive is so cool, thanks for bringing us back to the ole cowboy days is pretty dern cool. I didn't even know in your part of the world they had such an amazing thing to take us back in time! like that, so so cool.

@oreilly1237878 Год назад

Sheer magic.Well done.What a charming Swedish family and what determination and skill you show.Modern day peacefull Vikings. God speed with your difficult but fascinationg boat building..

@Kathleensailorgirl Год назад

Your countryside is so beautiful 🤩 and the progress is truly amazing.Blessings to you all🙏🙏🥰⛵️⛵️⛵️

@BillChild2njoy Год назад

The hull is looking beautiful and I can feel the excitement aa well.. Great times on the Railroad too. On rail bikes and old passenger wagons. The gauge or distance between the bike rails seemed enormous to me compared to those in the US and the small gauge near me in Maine.. New England US...I have a favorite get to sleep RU-vid video call Nordic Train Sounds.. It's a cab view ride for 10 hours going north in Norway. I love the half way point in the video with rain and sleet and wind and the quiet clickety clack from below.. I like it too because there is no horn noise except in the first few minutes.the Sun comes out for the last hour or so..If there is a similar video through beautiful Sweden I would love that too. 😊

@bobperry1269 Год назад

Love your country trip and ride on the railway track. Great progress on the Hull.

@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715 Год назад

It’s never too late to start a small herb garden, just be prepared to bring them inside when it gets cooler , place in a sunny window and enjoy

@Bigboy4018 Год назад

Great tour of your country, THANK YOU!

@aserta Год назад

My brother has a disused rail near our family fields too. Lots of people ride their own contraption bikes on it, i got to ride a recumbent with one of his neighbors who uses it to go to into town. Really cool use for old rail, and the rail company is very nice to let us use it, even passes a loco over it every few months to keep the rail settled.

@777rogerf Год назад

From the shape of the hull, Ran III is shaping up to be a comfortable but relatively fast cruiser. It's going to be fun watching it come together week by week Such excursions into rural Sweden are really interesting. Thanks for so much for the fine filming and editing.

@steveelfers3080 Год назад

What about steam bending some of those difficult, twisty pieces? Use a long metal downspout, some radiator hose and a sealed pot of boiling water...keep the system open at the far end of the steamer so you don't build pressure. You are a superb craftsman!

@dougmonroe3381 Год назад

I loved those rail bikes that you all rode in the beginning of this video! I think that there's the possibility of a budding new tourist getaway with those! And Vera just gets cuter with every passing month. Thank you for sharing that time you had with your family. It's also a pleasure watching a master carpenter at work. Well done.

@claudehopper9813 Год назад

Great progress amazing how much work you've got done . The family , farm and new boat build makes this a wonderful story to be following .

@SerbanOprescu Год назад

When Victory (Nelson's ship) was finally ready, they found that the ship was listing (to starport, I think). (They found that the ship was about one foot wider than the dry dock gate, for that matter). I will be waiting anxiously to see how your boat seats itself on water when it will be ready.

@Deerwood1985 Год назад

It was always nice to watch your videos but now it has really become a luxury. Thank you so much.

@victorroios Год назад

Congratulations for the waterline mark! Very nice episode, Vera is an adventurer too☺ !

@sv.scintilla Год назад

Your twist problem at the transom is a result of fact that the midships frame has a much greater circumferance than the most aft one. The common thing that is done is to taper the planks at the turn of the bile so it is thinner at the ends. You want to arrive at the keelson plank with your cedar plank full width again.

@dougdekuiper3194 Год назад

Love the rail bikes.

@squiddly-diddly Год назад

Love the old rail trails... there's a fantastic one in our central North Island where they use converted golf carts..and it has become a huge tourism industry in southern central South Island where cycling old trails are 4-5 day events..with accommodation and eateries growing around the touring...👍

@imdguin Год назад

I had never head of rail bikes. Very cool

@Sp3ktral22 Год назад

Consider screwing a shelf/platform/walkway to the outside of the hull. this will allow you to get higher up and also close to the hull. The holes can easily be filled afterwards.

@derekwilkinson7939 Год назад

You have achieved a lot in a short time, I think you’re doing a marvellous job. 👍👍

@dennispatrick4999 Год назад

Johan- Research what American Roofers do when they build roofs. It might work on your boat without doing any damage.

@Rich-zn6et Год назад

I've been building my own house for a couple of years now and the satisfaction of seeing something come from nothing is huge. By the time your boat is finished you will know and have touched every inch of her. Keep up the good work please as your films are a great way to finish the week. Thank you both for all your hard work

@JCAJCA3 Год назад

Beautiful country. Looked like rural Kentucky. The boat is coming right along now.

@jamesmorken3356 Год назад

Idea for your Scaffolding. You have screws on every bulkhead form you could use those along the hull to install a bracket like a shelf bracket at whatever height you want or two different heights. And fasten a board on the bracket. Another Idea is using a rail mounted to the ceiling and create a sliding hanging platform to work from you could easily make it to adjust for height. For fiberglass work it would be perfect nothing touching the boat. The rails and hardware could be the type used on sliding barn doors. Cheap.

@danzupu Год назад

Thanks!

@RANSailing Год назад

Thank you! 👍😊

@swalemouth Год назад

Laminate curved ladders that are a working distance off the hull .Joined over the keel .Add wheels for movement along the hull.

@polderfischer8565 Год назад

Summer in Sweden is so beautiful!

@philsaunter1956 Год назад

Maybe a small steambox for the parts of the strip that are under the most stress would make it easier.

@lets_go_see_ Год назад

you are all doing a wonderful job, even Vera! Without her daily walk along the planking how would you know that everything is staying even? 😉

@frankd2301 Год назад

Malin, you said fixate the planks. The correct word is affix. Thought you would appreciate the help.

@327365hp Год назад

Great work on the hull! So much fun riding the railroad! A beautiful film Malin!

@shirleymacdonald4317 Год назад

Your video brought back happy memories of our holiday 4 years ago when our Swedish family did the rail bike trip together. Great experience for us and our grandkids. Love watching your boat build progress from here in New Zealand.

@russellmurphy8111 Год назад

Nice progress and a great trip on the railway!!

@allsearpw3829 Год назад

Hi , nice to see you all on a day out enjoying life as a family . The hull is really getting it,s shape now , amazing work .👍👍👍

@elhartmann Год назад

Wonderful progress, guys. Your attention to detail will pay huge dividends in the future. Thanks for sharing your amazing journey.

@kevinmountford4541 Год назад

What a treat to see a child being allowed to be a child, taking risks, learning, exploring and growing. This is what our nanny states should see and not only allow the activitey but also activley encourage it instead of be the mammy be pamm be nanny state itsturning into.

@trevhedges Год назад

6:36 see anyone who said i was crazy to build a track to roll the boat in and out! Look.. complete bogies laying there growing weeds! They would easily support RAN 3

@judsonquiaoit8256 Год назад

Your a committed family , hope to reward you in the future, it's my goal...

@timtrinkaus7072 Год назад

Ran III coming along keep up the awesome work!!! Very excited to see your boat build this is an absolutely amazing project!!

@joesphbest3120 Год назад

That was really cool, enjoyed the ride on the rails & coming back ,the country side is so beautiful. thanks for taking me along.

@brianpottinger1263 Год назад

Thanks

@UbuntuSuperUser Год назад

Now you got to add on the extra armor at the waterline to protect from torpedo strikes.

@malgraham351 Год назад

Puts a smile on my dial

@kevintikivik Год назад

Beautiful.

@chhindz Год назад

Lou Sauzedde devised a method where the planks are near in place and he steams them in a plastic bag tube.

@kerrymettert8962 Год назад

Thanks for taking us on the rails. That was cool to see all of the scenery along the way. Looking forward to seeing the scaffolding build next. Were you with some family on the train ride? The baby looked a lot like Vera as a baby. 🚋🪚🔨

@scarletbegonias2359 Год назад

You're doing a great job, keep it up.

@Trk09dr Год назад

Vera in training for working on the mast of a tall ship.

@liamirelander4221 Год назад

2 step laders and a plank is all you need

@rogerlittin Год назад

Instead of dedicated scaffolding, use several A frame ladders, 2 or 3 times higher than the one you have, with planks in between.

@dennismacdonald2003 Год назад

Looking great

@HopeOfJoe Год назад

The railway rides were nice and nostalgic of a time gone by.......and good to be remembered. Love the planking progress. I will reiterate my past suggestion of renting metal scaffolding (similar to what us used in housing). No time in building, no waste of materials, and simply return it when finished. Very environmental as well. 😊👍🏻 See you next time.✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝️ 👙 🌞 ✨

@kennethpaladino4948 Год назад

It’s so beautiful there! Thanx 4 sharing! 👍❤️

@milt7348 Год назад

Stay safe and we'll see you next week.

@neomaja3102 Год назад

Steam Steam Steam for planks. Great Job

@charlesmyhill Год назад

Hell, wouldn't it have been easier to build a traditional wooden boat? Well done, Johan!

@gregsutton2400 Год назад

Great video! you should have Vera sign cedar scraps for sale lol

@georgeemeny6123 Год назад

Thank you for taking us along on your family adventures.

@sailinggreenpearl2571 Год назад

You can change the angle of the strips when you get big differences in rotation fronnt to rear. Its fiddly doing the infills but you get good at it after a while.

@brucevogel2693 Год назад

Wonderful side trip. You live in a wonderful country

@gregoryh4601 Год назад

Johan. Have you thought of using Ratchet Straps to help pull the wood Strips down then Clamp them and drill?

@TheNeds Год назад

looks amazing

@ctown6971 Год назад

15:43 those clamps are awesome they also have a downward pressure screw.😊

@ThomasCurran-wj9nx Год назад

Beautiful country! Thanks for sharing ❤

@johnmaclellan2589 Год назад

Thank you for allowing us to take in scenery from your beautiful country.

@manfredwarnecke282 Год назад

If you split the thickness of the planks, it might be easier to bend them to hull shape.

@stevenr8606 Год назад

👍👏👏👏🫶🤟💓 U ALL!!!!

@georgemacdonald8899 Год назад

Was wondering if any of the strips would end up in a steam box top make them more playable, those last few look pretty tight at the bow.

@lukecelt9000 Год назад

Coming together beautifully! As to the twist needed at stern and bow… a steam box not an option to make the wood more cooperative?

@RANSailing Год назад

Yes, but unfortunately epoxy doesn’t go very well together with the moisture from steaming. Thanks for watching! 👍😊

@lorenenoe4472 Год назад

Enjoyed the variety of subjects and especially seeing Vera climb and get a sense of how she’s growing! The farm is agreeing with the whole family. 😊

@selfsufficient9118 Год назад

Great to see the countryside and the hull is looking great

@richardmarshall8916 Год назад

Thank you for showing us your-beautiful countryside

@peterfoster5871 Год назад

I love your channel you are a fantastic family so much love is going into your boat keep the videos coming much love from Sheffield UK

@RANSailing Год назад

Thank you so much for the kind words! 👍😊

@ivorduplessis48 Год назад

Use the screw holes to screw steps onto the side of the hull to get higher up

@bobsails9750 Год назад

Thanks very much

@narr0wm1nd49 Год назад

I was expecting to see a steam box to help conform the strips by now.

@gunnarfernqvist4896 Год назад

I would have bought a couple of platform ladders like Jula 008808 (Multistege), a very flexible solution that can be easily moved around both outside and inside the hull. Snyggt jobbat så här långt!

@LehgIII Год назад

Maybe not what are you thinking but Matthias Wandel has an old video (2014) where he build a motorized wooden scaffolding [Scaffolding build, part 1]

@jerome01949 Год назад

Such a wonderful job of producing this channel. I have followed you for years and just keeps getting better!

@wimgrondman5542 Год назад

Try using a big Shifting Spanner to help to twist the planks or weld some pins on a piece of square tubing

@Tomm9y Год назад

Good progress, hope your scaffolding solution is safe including barriers on the outside and steps with a rail, you don't get a second chance with safety.