Yaba Whisker netting is helping Yaba looking like she's getting ready for a Launch any day now. That's awesome of Ryan being able to help yous out, to help yous get closer and closer to launch.
I'm late! Waited all week for this, thank you Ben & MP.. and Yaba! EDIT To see Ben sweating reminds me your in the southern hemisphere. Lewisville TX it is 27f or -2.7! Later this week we should be 80f or 26.6c. That time of year!
Over the last few years you have become a good shipwight and craftsman I can see the difference. You have had some of the best teachers you could have asked for.
One of things I love about your guys videos, is that you never know what kind of music you're going to get! 👍 Which coming froma person who loves all kinds of music, IS AWESOME!
I have been watching all the episodes before you actually started. I think both of you are amazing! Your energy has been great. When you hit the water soon; stay the same with your energy and attitude. "Hard work never killed anybody". Don't slack off, or you'll become like so other many other boat builders I've been watching. Too many are spending too much time "paying attention to detail", rather than getting off the land and onto the water. It's okay to float and continue to build your boat; it will build your confidence that your boat is solid and can handle the sea. I'm 78; you have plenty of time to sail. The best to you with your future see adventures.🙂
On the Japanese pull saw the largest teeth on one side are for sawing along the grain, and the smaller teeth on the other side are for doing crosscuts.
That bow sprit's looking good. After of the faint-hearted you have a platform, is this standard for Brazilian Boats? I live NNW USA. With North Pacific storms and a following sea, we would probably lose the platform. Your boat looks great, NO WORRIES!
Everytime I see an episode, I am amazed how far Yaba has came from what she was. The craftsmanship on your boat is a work of art. Until next week…💕💕💕🇺🇸
Wow. That sounds very negative. For me that boatproject is of a high standerd. Like Yaba the channel will continue posting when they are completed for sailing. I like both channels. Both will be in the water and sailing in 2024.
@@henrinijkamp319 well, i think there is a balance and Leo’s project lost the balance at one point. This is a wooden boat, not a piece of art or a museum piece. I don’t like the perfectionist attitude it has taken for the last year. It is my opinion.
@@Faruk651Tally Ho is a work of art in every way and it will sail around the world . I can’t say the same for Yaba BUT she’s still a very good boat. What i’m saying is you cannot compare both on the same level
Yabba is going to be the most beautiful boat in Brazil, and certainly the most loved..Ryan sounds 100% pure English, I was shocked when you said he was from Belgium 😮
Every time I see Ben out on the scaffolding I just cringe! If he falls, you will be indefinitely delayed getting the boat in the water. I have two brothers that were both almost killed falling off of ladders. Speaking of heights, what are plans for the masts? Will they be painted or sanded and sealed with epoxy or varnish? They appear to have no steps for climbing, so will you just use a lifting chair and the pulleys?
Really brilliant work done this week. Love the new Chainplates, so shiny and beautiful. So much work done with precision again. Yaba is looking great. looking forward to the next few weeks. Keep well and safe. James.
Yes sooo happy to see you guy's back here Yaba is looking great ..... so much work done... great episode thank you guy's!!! greeetsz from friesland....max... ps loving the new camera angles💛👌
Super progress! I also watch a young couple in Tasmania who are building a wooden yacht called "A boat by the river", they are also making progress ++++++++++
For comercial sailing ships it's required to pull the masts and inspect the rig every 5 years. You're also supposed to exchange the running rigging every 6 years. I don't want to sound too negative but in your case it's deffentiely a good idea to pull the masts take off every metal ring and look how the condition of the wood is underneath. There have been quite a lot of deadly incidents because of breaking wooden masts and spars. The area around the spreaders looks especially suspicious. Don't risk your life and your beautiful boat! A breaking mast is no joke.
So many loving hands on Yabá. Seeing Yabá's whiskers being primed, wow what a feeling. Looking forward to seeing Yabá's dash into the waters soon. Choice of music every time is beautiful and hats off to MP for filming and editing so flawlessly
There's a problem with Sika flex Overload here! Why does he never seem to understand that there's not a lot of room between two flat surfaces for his precious Sika flex? #SikaAddict
Exciting times! Not long before you're splashing. Weird knowing you're both Vlaams, but speaking English all the. That being said, I live north of the Belgium border and also typing English.... Succes met de laatste loodjes in de werf!
Bom dia, só agora é que tive oportunidade de fazer os meus comentários. Os progressos continuam, mas eu preocupo-me com a vossa saúde. O Ben a trabalhar na proa, sem protecção nenhuma e se ele cai, não serviu de nada tanto trabalho. Pensem nisso. Beijos e abraços, até domingo que vem, Pedro Nunes
The wooden framework against the diesel tanks should certainly keep them from moving side to side, but what are you doing to prevent chafe caused by vibration? On a similar note, since the boat has been out of the water for a very long time, and the decks have been exposed to a great deal of freshwater in the form of rain, what are you doing to pickle the decks?
What an exciting time for you! Yaba looks to me like a blank canvas with all that white though. I can picture how much fun it would be for about 5 mural artists to start all at the same time and give Yaba some color! Carry on, I’m enjoying this!
great work getting the fish nets up - yep i can see the attraction to when you bought her, having a nice hammock to lay in in the sunshine and read a book while at anchor in a pretty little bay, or somewhere where you can be close to film dolphins ahead of the bow would be so cool
Dear Maria Paula and Ben, Again you can skip some of the to do post-it papers from the to do plate you’ve made recently. All the stainless steel parts are looking wonderful but WIlleke and I did love so much to see the nets back on Yaba's bowsprit because this gives this beautiful ship her character back. We look forward to your next vlog and send you love from the Netherlands
Ben & MP , I've been waiting so long for the rigging to come to the top of your list .Yaba is transforming into a sailing ship again , the work on the chainplates and bowsprite looks so good & strong . When the wind blows you'll feel secure knowing you did it right . Well done Yaba !
More truthful words have never been spoken also the amount of money it takes to fill the hole called a boat is akined to a singularity it will never be filled.
Watching you guys... in action, let me be reminded there is work after work... and after 3 years watching the works, it seems I became lazy..😅 from 3 years.. ago.
