Removing Tally Ho's stem & bow! (EP49)
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Removing the Bow Assembly / EP49.
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EPISODE 49.
After a holiday on a beautiful aluminium yacht in Turkey, Cecca and I head back to the US, where Tally Ho is waiting. I get two new volunteers, Joe and Jack, who start off by making Frame Templates for the bow. In preparation for the new Bow Assembly, we cut the old Frame Heels and Hood End Fastenings, spring out the planks and frames in the bow, and remove the old Stem and Forefoot.
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Music;
49. Removing the Bow Assembly (Tally Ho EP49)
Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties - Dude Where’s My Horse
Freedom Trail Studio - We Share This
ELPHNT - Unrest
Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties - Big Sciota
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Mate, Checkers is lovely. You both got a real partner in life there... total keepers, both of ya. Lovely to see when it's just so obvious that people fit that well. Good on ya both. Keep being there for each other. You guys kick ass!
Tsgamer 101, he expects to launch the boat in two years.
When it is launched what is next
@ctujoao Approved! Thanks a lot! :)
@Sampson Boat Co Well, I've done some english subs as well. I actually should have started with that.
This is like open heart surgery for boats
You and I are the only people I know who take their own Stiches out. It's always more convenient just to get it done rather than hunt for a Quack.
I wonder what will be the very last part of the original hull to get ripped out? (I dont think planking counts as original)
Great music
Aluminum makes great beer cans, terrible boats. Every ding leaves a dent. And that eye looks like Cecca has a nifty right hook...
Dude your mono brow needs to get a divorce 😉👍🏻
Ive been watching for the last few episodes and it brings back memories of when my dad built boats. All this seems so familiar. I'll keep watch and liking This is covid19 time and this is great to watch.
HOHO you finally admit that Cecca's your girlfriend! I had an inkling.
Sending you a box of eyepatches.
Can you imagine what all this is costing the young chap?!! A helluva lot of quid!
No with Francesca back everything back on even keel. She see to all those important things eating properly attend to general running backup systems and helping or more than helping hand. Just admit you need her imput help more tha' Girl Friday.
"I'm from New York and Ireland". Nah mate, you're from New York.
Lucky Man, Beautiful Boat..
A boxed set of DVDs marketed with these videos ? I would buy such, especially if funds raised went towards other boat building adventures as well as this one.
everyone should grow a chicken, they’re so fun.
Totally missed opportunity for an eye-patch there xD
Thank you for the free content
Leo (16:20):“Joe and Jack have braced up the props” Me: *looks in background* “yeah they did!”
It's always a good piece of wood this stem. Are you going to use it for something else on the boat?
Leo, I just want you to know that even though I cannot donate at the moment, i wish i could. This has been the most interesting series i think i've ever watched on youtube. Your work ethic insipres me as i am also a hands on type of worker. Thank you for making the videos.
Leave animals alone
Türkiyeden selamlar videolarınızı heyecanla izliyorum ve beğeniyorum. I eagerly watching your video greetings from Turkey and i like it.
Oh man, seeing you with a black eye brought back some fond memories of my grandfather. He had melanoma's removed from each of his cheeks, each time getting identical bruises to yours.
Taking the bow assembly out looked pretty scary!
I worked it out when I watched episode (I think) 52: they use the forklift to slide the centerline timbers in and out, and so the forks need to fit alongside the timbers, hence the extra gap.
I found myself wondering why it had to be opened up so wide. There will be a good reason but I didn't hear it mentioned.
she is just a delight you are a very lucky man
The sprung frames make her look like the Silent Mary! Unleash the sharks!
Sir Albert would be delighted to see his design treated with such respect. Leo, you're an artist. Thanks for doing this and thanks for sharing it!!! This will live on the internet forever.
You got into a fight and won! Cheers!
I think Cecca named those chicks after rock stars. 😂
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49 episodes before you said GIRLFRIEND!!!
Wow! In Australia we use anaesthetic to put the patient under...
You got that parrot and the wench and the bad eye? Where is the eye patch? Arrrgh
You know what they say about bacon and eggs: For the chicken, eggs are a contribution; for the pig, bacon is a commitment.
Well, I can tell you that was a cockerel that tried to jump out of the box!
Your girlfriend must really like you. I can't imagine trying to cook for a whole crew in the middle of an active woodworking shop!
That laugh is scary,look out Leo
Arrrr scar
Nice Bristol Garden.
You deserved this kindness! Nice!
Where in Turkey was that beautiful sailing!?
Is your girlfriend from Turkey? I couldn’t quite place her accent in the previous videos
I hope you are saving all that old wood. It would be awesome if you could remill that old wood and use it to rebuild the interior of the boat. It would be difficult to remill as it's all filled with metal I'm sure, but it still would be amazing.
I'm glad you finally let us know that Cecca is your girlfriend. Took you long enough!
Who saw the spider at 10:23?
NURSE! RIB SPREADERS! That was oddly satisfying to watch. I've been binge watching this series, and it's going to suck to have to wait when I catch up!
Hard work whit this boat. I admire you.
I used to do a bit of cabinetmaking; those slabs of purpleheart give me goosebumps!
Building a new boat....great job
Well, the girlfriend word finally made it into the fray. Congrats you two. Also, it is seriously starting to look like not much of the original Tally-Ho will remain in this boat. To be fair, there is a lot of damage and rot, so hopefully the interior will keep much if the original appointments and timber. Do you still have any of the original rigging? Is that usable? Was it ever fitted with an engine, and will it remain, or also be replaced? I can't wait to see her back in the water, racing along under sail. I'd bet when the sheets fill, she'll be as fast as she was when new. Keep up the great work. The top of the stem looked right nice, will that stay? Or will it be replaced with the purple-heart as well?
14:30 on is a disturbing/scary sight
Are you going to marry that lovely girl, don't have her living in sin. Have a blessed day.
Outstanding work, great cinematography, and it's lovely to see Cecca back with you in Sequim.
Leo watch out for the signs that Czechers is getting clucky.....they'll spring a sprog on You if they think they can get away wiv it.. Having pets can be a good diversion....
Mate when are you going to marry that lady! She’s a keeper!
Have you been watching the America's Cup races? I understand the foils lifting the boats out of the water have a significant effect, but I don't understand a 10 km/hr breeze producing 40 kph boat speeds.
I have a question about displacement of a boat/ship. Is the number the weight of the diplaced water? I am from Indiana and am facinated with wooden boats and sailing ships. Any information will help.
@Frederick Stibbert I understand, I guess I should explain what I want to do. I want to build a scaled down wooden speedboat. Something around 7" to 8" long. I want it to handle like a real boat and I know to do that it has to be heavy. I have seen the modern RC boat and I don't want some zippy thing. I want a cruiser. The thing is I can't find a dry weight on boats. If I knew that I could figure out what I need to shoot for. Thanks for answering.
Technically yes, but there are umpteen ways to determine the number, like Gross Registered Tonnage or Full-Load Displacement. Tally Ho is usually listed as 30 tons Thames Measurement, but TM is really just a mathematical formula based on hull form, used for small yachts. It's more similar to calculations used to determine a racing handicap, & is an estimate of her displacement, not a 'real' number.
Looks like you were near Cesmir and the Greek Islands beautiful place.
Have you considered doing anything neat with that bow timber for Manuel?
We thought we saw your hair flat but on review we were mistaken: ithomes.info/net/saV9utmKaGirqYI/video :)
enuff of yer wanker face and crappy music, get on with the boat. Acorn to Arabella is much better.
@1'53"...let off your topping lift!!! 🌞 🌞 🌞
@Cecca I apologise for being a smart arse git, Ma'am... 🙂
topper was off - we were unable to depressurise the hydraulic boom vang, for some reason!
Does anyone have an email for Leo? I cant get info.sampsonboatco.com to work. Anyone any clues.?
Handle those chicks a lot when they're young and they'll be very friendly when they get older and get that heat lamp off them, they're already too old for it unless its freezing there. . Wonderful project you're doing, wish I could help you build it.
I think it is pretty neat that in her rebuild this time around that there is so much video documenting her new life. I'm in awe of what Leo is able to accomplish. I'm enjoying every video. Only thing is he releases his videos on Saturday and that is the day I go out on the road for five days. Yes I could watch them on my phone but that's just not the same.
Guessing here the Aluminium boat is from Makkum, Netherlands ?
Last year I had the same Mohs Procedure on my nose. I looked horrible for a week but it all healed up fine. Wear your sunscreen and a hat.
Thanks Leo, What a fantastic episode. Watching the front of the boat open up was an amazing shot and something that I would imagine very few people have ever seen. I hope the "Thing " removed from your face was benign, I had one removed last year too, can be daunting.
Plz tell everyone how u cut off ur finger tip
Refer episode 38
I'm a bit late but... Total sun protection 50+ everyday for at least the next three months (six would be better) on that surgical wound! Otherwise it'll turn red/purple!
I hope you recuperate well soon and glad to see that frenchesca is back
Weird, YT unsub'd me, wondered where you went.... YT, FB, Twerper, et.al. doing weird stuff
Great work as always!!!
Thanks for taking the time to put these great videos together. 😁
Leo, Francesca is a good girl, take care of her
No English in subtitles.... Very lame to me
You and Checa? are light skinned get in the habit of sunscreen the biggest hat you can put up with and sun glasses. it will really pay off when you get older not just the skin thing but the sun over the years will cause cataracts loss of vision and other nasty things. Trust me
Was Tally Ho originally fastened with a mix of iron and bronze?
@Sampson Boat Co Thanks! Looked like the metal floors were iron. I'm asking b'cause I'm using galvanized for my Chebacco boat (www.buildingaboat.org).
nope - copper rivets for plank fastenings. Some Iron in the deck though.
Amazing Like a can opener
I'm going to wonder about this forever if I don't ask. Did Leo ever say how he hurt his finger?
Yes. He cut it off with the bandsaw, accidentally.
No.
Great time lapse sequence springing the bow another awesome vid keep them coming mate
Just curious, Boat, built by NL’r in Turkey... flying a big ol Murican flag? Hmmm
Frederick Stibbert ; Thank you! I agree and that makes a LOT of sense! Especially the Value Added Tax bit! (ran a studio in Barbados for a year and saw ridiculous VAT on everything there). In an age where I have known folks motivated to claim they are Canadian to hide the fact that they are American (in areas that are less than friendly toward Americans) those reasons you state are very logical and intriguing to me. Also I might be seeing things askew? I know nothing of the boating world and my premise that a US flag would be a target is probably (flat out) wrong? Also it occurs to me that I’ve made it sound like the Dutch hate us.... obviously it’s not THAT bad, the Turks however... I assume are much less enamored LOL
hi Brad, my best info is that NERIDA is Dutch-owned, Dutch-designed, Turkish-built & US-registered. As to *why* she is US-flagged, I assume that was her owner's choice, but I can offer these uninformed reasons: - more attractive to charter customers & cheaper to insure because she meets US construction & safety standards. - owner can receive US consul / embassy aid to help navigate local conditions or legal shoals. - if re-sold, the transaction won't be subject to (substantial) European VAT rates.
@Frederick Stibbert; gotcha, but still doesn’t explain why? (BTW I lived in Holland (NL) for 7 years of my life in two different decades, the early 70’s and later as an Air Force grunt in the later half of the 80’s). I “know” the dutch and while the older Dutchmen felt positively towards the Americans (circa. WWII), the youth started protesting against America even towards the end of my first stay in NL. So my question: why would a Dutch built boat, harbored in Turkey(?) be flying an American flag?? (And my understanding is that while Turkey is a NATO member (?) the Turks are even less friendly to Americans or should I say “down right hostile”? (My dad worked for NATO while we lived in Den Hague and had a a Turkish boss who happened to be a Butt hole)
No hmmm about it, ships are an international thing. US flag low at her stern means she is US registered, meets US standards, US law applies aboard her, she's protected by the US government. The Turkish flag on the starboard spreader means she's passed through Turkish customs & acknowledges Turkish sovereignty while in that nation's waters. This 'courtesy flag' is always flown higher than a ship's national flag.
How much of the original boat will be left once you are finished????
At 11:20 you describe “what’s next”. Wow! That’s a lot of work and many steps. I’m excited to watch.
Liked the use of timelapse in this one a lot. Nice video!
awesome thanks
Thanks for posting and sharing your adventures. Turkey and the Bahamian Cutter looked great.
Francesca Tuttigiorni Di La Nota
What do you think of the original bow timbers?
Great progress!!
That is one classy yacht you were lent. Wow x
Another wonderful episode - thanks Leo!
You should really found a consulting company, like a fire crew for this kind of old boats. Sadly in Germany there is now a new patient who needs urgent care: Elbe No 5. She was rebuild on quite a budget but had an encounter with a container ship.
Nina Simone, Tina Turner, Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, & Dolly Parton. Right?
@Cecca is that a comet?
Donnie Clapp ah yeahh ☄️✌🏼
www.cnn.com/2019/06/10/europe/hamburg-boat-crash-scli-grm-intl/index.html drive carefully
Just when it seems there is too much accomplished since you're last video, Leo, you casually add that you've built beautiful drawers for the woodshop galley. I'm starting to think you're a twin.
How much of the original boat's timbers will be left? It looks like it might have been easier to build an entirely new boat alongside the original, using the original for reference
Your getting closer.
Hope your eye is alright Leo