Timber Boat Building - Installing Stern Assembly /EP44
Rebuilding a historic sailing yacht - Installing the Stern Assembly. Support; www.sampsonboat.co.uk/support Become a Patreon; www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco
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EPISODE 44.
With the deadline of the “Frame-raising party" looming, the race is on to try and get the Stern Assembly into the boat! With a strong team now, we are able to lift most of the pieces by hand, but have to make use of hydraulic jacks to lower the Sternpost Tenon into the Mortise.
We also make improvements to our Treenail making process, build a new frame (16a), and I take a trip to the Port Townsend Shipwrights Coop to thread Silicon Bronze bolts with one of their machines.
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44. Installing the Stern Assembly (Tally Ho EP44)
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I'm going to need another few days to watch the rest of these videos at which time if the work is still proceeding I will send in my application I am already planning the trip from Buffalo in my brain
This would make fabulous TV on the BBC. Instead of watching all the crap on bbc most of the time.
What a great team you got yourself at this stage! And the cabinet maker was one heck of a find! Actually they all are in this team! Really enjoying the series and I only found it today and began from the beginning!
I'm amazed that bloody bird is not phased by all the noise of the fork lift, or the chain saw etc.
Leo: we’re building a little colony out here. Historians: We’ve seen this before and it didn’t end well for the locals... but somehow we’re ok with it this time.
Why put felt between the joints?
New tug boat can flying curiousity
Toms a perfect fit. A cabinet maker is what is needed to match the build tolerances so far. Note that Tom is from Brighton, the port for Brighton is Shoreham. Shoreham is where Tally Ho was built!!
I’m still catching up on this having only recently discovered Leo and TH. Whilst it’s all been utterly fascinating....and addictive....the work on the sternpost for me has been the most stimulating!
Who are the people who downthumb? I have to be really offended by something before I hit that button. Too drunk to hit the right button? Too stupid to see sense? I found this series 3 days ago and in that time the number of subscribers has grown by 20,000. If you don't like it over a quarter of a million people don't care. Make your futile gesture if you must. 🖕
This is turning into some star trek type of thing. People from all over the place coming together too build a 'vessel/ship/boat'. Not for money or profit. But too learn and share knowledge and experiance... for free, beeing that they are volunteers. Tally enterprise in the making 🖖.
that ginger guy is "that guy"..LOL...we've all at one point or another known "that guy"
Can someone point out for me what exactly he keeps on the old boat? Look like to me he is slowly replacing everything, am I correct?
It is amazing how you got your start in ship building and it is how you've introduced so many people to the trade... This is how the world should work in general... people helping people.
The neighbors aren't going to know what to think when Tally Ho finally floats away!
i like your videos, but its getting harder to watch them with the music getting louder and unneeded rather the machine noise then the crap you play, i know it way to lateto change the music on the already posted videos but keep in mind i m skipping the crap parts and not thumbs up any of them
This was fun.. and I'm happy that you have a french speaking guy!! Salutations à Arnaud!! Okay now vidéo no. 45!!!!
How come they know so much when they're so young?
I find myself watching all the episodes over and over. Love em.
Leo- can you please include the scenes where you scream in frustration and break down sobbing because a cut is wrong? Don't try to tell me it's not happened either.
Good evening Sir, I would like to participate as a volunteer for your project. Would you mind if I can join you despite of me being financially stable. I am just really amazed on your works, that's why I admire to be one of your employee there. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work Sir👍😊☺️
Dowel Jig, awesome.
Sampson Boat Company - The place where the dudes abide. At the end of a hard day's work, "Careful man! There's a pint there"
Great job on the videos I have really enjoyed them. Amazing work!
I know this video is really old but I hope this guy has insurance in case some one gets hurt
Why is the stern post hanging off on one side of the keel and not reaching the edge of the other side of the keel?
...and he answers it
Looking like an excellent team working together there. Really beautiful work being done. Nice one!
Is finn sponsered by dickies?
All the equipment is American... what is the thread standard on the bolts? If you're taking it to the UK you may have trouble getting ASME threads... I guess If you have to replace anything, you will just replace rods and bolts together.
It's just like lego!
Why does it look like the stern assembly is about 1" to port than it should be?
@Bassmint yeah... I noticed
He explains why at the end
Thank you for the free content
What a nice fit the crew and the keel made - great episode!
so you lost the finger end on the bandsaw !!! ; - (
just now finding and catching up on this series, so fascinating, but i had a question about purpose of the felting? Does it add any structural or functional purpose or is it just for preventing breakout when drilling?
Just casually rewatching entire series again. Started watching when he built the shed no subs. Leo is amazing guy living the life a lot of us wish we had.
Well, know what happened to his finger now.
What not building it in a cellar like Gibbs from NCIS.
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Great to see all the stern pieces assembled in the boat! I love the teamwork on this project.
16:42 is by far the most satisfying part of the video for me
Cheers Tally Ho, shout out from SF bay from an old Boilermaker Iron Ship builder Portland shipyards Swan Island, Or. As a fabricator, from lofting prints, we snap chalk lines on the floor and fabricated pieces must fit within the chalk line. I understand the multi dimensional skill sets needed, but the labor of love mindset for the task at hand building a masterpiece creation of maritime history marine vessel
I would put a 5.9 Cummins in it, because it is a easy motor to work on. Overbuilt and reliable.
Excellent Work. Another great video! Thanx
I’m sure this has been answered and I’m equally sure I missed it but what type of wood is that purple timber?
Awesome, Tally Ho is coming together nicely. Looks like you all have a good Crew to get it done correctly 👍
Tailasomu
Since I can hardly wait for each episode to drop, I don't know how the hell I missed this one, but I did. But I happened upon it and so watched it. It was like putting on an old pair of pants and discovering money in the pocket.
Manuk kenari
16:64 boat janga
Phenomenal. I found it especially enjoyable to watch the student quickly become the teacher! What an evolution! You’re really onto something here mate!
Selamat anda telah menemukan komentar Dalam Bahasa Indonesia yang baik dan benar 😊
Deep into the binge - five to ten episodes a day, strictly chronological. The story thus far: Leo, introverted autodidact loner polymath, learning the human heart is more obdurate and requires more finesse to manage than purple-wood. I will sleep tonight dreaming of frames. I miss Francesca's shy smile.
I hope to God you people are using Live Oak for your stern and bow assemblies. While there's nothing wrong with cedar I just don't trust it for the bottom framing of a ship
Holy crap. Freeze frame at 19:25 and look at that fit. This isn’t a little balsa wood model...
do you not feel by cutting all the steel supports out of tallyho it is compromising the hull and will make it extremely less strong?Please explain how it could NOT make it so.Or are you going to go back and reinstall them?
Thanks ...im learn...good teacher!
Love seeing the improvements to processes.
BRILLIANT MINDS!!!!!
🤔 I subscribed to this channel a long time ago yet utube didn't add this channel to my subscriptions!!? But hey at least I have a ton of great footage to binge watch now! Thanks Leo! Tally Ho is coming along perfectly!
Loving your work. What make is that hoodie jacket you are wearing, the beige / tan one? Thanks if you get the time to answer such a trivial question. All the best, Tom.
I'm sure this has been asked and addressed, but what kind of wood is that?
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11:29 ah-HA the cat is out of the bag :)
It took me a while to realize those rods weren't going to be the driveshaft lol.
Really precise fit up for the stern assembly. She should hold line very well for you. Tally Ho will certainly be a strong boat. It's great to see you taking the time necessary to get the fit up right.
Hi Leo, can’t wait for the next video, iv watched every clip from day one , absolutely awesome . Your skill and perfection is inspiring, a great example to the young guys who come to help.
QUE TIPO DE MADERA USAS PARA LA RODA, CODASTE, QUILLA Y CUADERNAS.
See you upgraded from a TS55 to a TS75.
What is the felt purpose?
Woodmasters !!
Pancho is doing a great job as a termite inspector
Ah ha. You bought a new larger Festool to replace the one given to you, but you didn't mention it on video because you didn't want to hurt the feelings of the person that gave you the one, one size too small. Nice manners.
Very nice to see the back bone come together, when are the bow stem pieces going to be done ? after reframing of the stern ?
What is the purpose of the felt on the stern assembly? Is it to fill any potential voids once swelled in water?
You've got a good crew. Like Tom's jigs, he's got a nack for it. Thanks the information on the keel. Enjoyed the video, thanks.
Amazing! Such precision with giant timbers and man power.
As crude(ish) a thing they are, an Alaskan chainsaw mill is a remarkably effective bit of gear. Me and a mate of mine use a Granberg to infrequently mill West Australian hardwoods in the Great Western Woodlands and have had some good success with it and a Stihl MS661.
Leo i am looking at building a small Italian wood sail boat. will Finger joints be better than blocks for joints.
I hope you will enjoy having this for your files: "Canada Vignettes: Bluenose 1921-1946" (1hr14min) ithomes.info/net/q6-Kta5rfn2Brmk/video
Salt and tar......hope they enjoy there floating dock because thats all it should be used for !!!! IF YOU WANT TO BUILD A SAILBOAT THAN RESEARCH EVERYTHING!!!! What a contrast in applying technical knowledge, just saying, fantastic job sir !!!
Just an amazing educational series on building this boat. Thank you
Just Curious did you use BSP thread ? After all she is a Royal cutter.
For the love of God , comb your hair man.
Ok Leo, Having entered this saga at Episode 43, then started back at the beginning, and binge-watched all the way through, it has become clear to me that new episodes are very much needed. Please crank out another 20 or so, forthwith, so I don't experience withdrawal symptoms... Cheers! DC
Expedite!!
This series is so amazing and I'm glad I get to see it. Traditional TV just can't compete with this kind of thing.
Watch out for cheap squares, I went through about half the ones on the shelf at Home Depot and could not find one that was square.
You are a true craftsman Leo.
Why was everything felted and not glued? I understand you putting the brass fasteners through everything, but .....?
Leo, just a thought, can you make shopping area on Amazon where we can purchase some of the small tools you use and get the commision from them? I like the respirator/hearing rig you were wearing in this and also the veritis jig. Also the squares and straight edges. Thanks!
One thing I like about IThomes (besides many things I don't like) is the power you can get out of ideas (sometimes dangerous, unfortunately). Have a look at "Frégate L'Hermione" - slightly bigger, I suspect them to have a slightly bigger budget at times as well. Probably two digit figure in millions, per year. They have however less than 10k in subs - besides a lot of show, including actors who run around on their boat in fancy wigs, their videos are plain boring, there is nothing like soul in them. The contrast to this extremely humbling and modest approach here couldn't be bigger. Leo is clearly the John Zahorian of boat building, the only complain I have is that there are not more videos. Some people have just a natural eye for crafting videos, even if he would restore classic can openers, people would watch it.
Absolutely love your project. Your videos (shots, production, hosting & music.) are excellent. I also enjoy your explanations of nautical design, disassembly and refurbishment techniques, profile and recognition of volunteers and donors. Your reverence for wooden boats and traditional boat building is obvious. I wish you every success. Thank you and well done.
Is this pay back for the all the yanks being over, paid, over sexed and over there? well now we have a more accurate assumption to the cause of the finder injury. Don’t sharpen like a pencil. Just kidding, still love what your doing and that your sharing it with us. Ok one more thing and the risk of getting blocked from the channel, if you’re going to raise a part with a bottle jack, we really need to crib a little more. It’s my opinion that you really needed a little more then what you had, when you were planning between the keel parts, you really don’t need to imagine the possibilities.
Did they do this much planing back in the day to all these pieces? How much thought was put into perfect fitment like this? I can't imagine the man hours spent just on re-planing going on here after watching all these episodes!
You are one hell of a wooden boat builder Leo with your attention to flatness and fit up accuracy. I really look forward to the videos as they come out . However, with all that fine planing and chisel work I never see you sharpening them. Do you use jigs and auto sharpening equipment or do you do it by hand and eye?
What’s the purpose of the felt being added?
You guys are hard core. Love what your doing!
Amazing to watch massive chunks of wood becoming a boat. Love every episode
Hey Leo, Do an episode on tool maintenance, how you keep things sharp, etc.
How do you keep your tools sharp?