Wonderful episode! Vera will be one of those rare sailors that know the boat inside and out. Even to know who built it! This is an exciting process to watch unfold. Thanks for this! Johann, all the time spent getting the setup correct now will pay big dividends later. We also enjoy watching the care you take in this large endeavor of creating your sea travelling home.
What a delightful playground for Vera. She is very independent and a problem solver in her abilities in figuring out 'how to do it'. Great life skills to have.... 🥰
It's interesting to think that, by the time _Ran III_ is sea worthy, Vera will be old enough to start learning the rigging. Won't be long before you have a crew of 3 for ocean crossings!
Every week I am impressed by your knowledge, patience, fortitude, and calm demeanor…whether you are sailing open waters, or building RAN III from scratch. Thank you for taking us all along on this incredible adventure!
seeing those frames spaced in order really gives an idea of how large a project you've undertaken. You certainly don't lack ambition! That's a big hull...
Your project is very impressive and your manor of explaining what your doing is helpful. I also understand what you mean about just watching children, it’s possible to witness their little discoveries and life lessons. Vera is a fortunate child to be living the life you are giving her.
You will see on the first planks, if the position of frames and frames itsef are correct. Even the hull shape design. So put few "longitudal chekcing planks" and check it by eye. The more precise you will be now, the less filler and less work you will spend later. But it is not necessary to spend hours of measuring now. Longitudal planks and your eye is the best tool.
That was a brilliant catch! You've saved yourself a lot of rework. Taking your time, studying your every move, and keeping your mind focused pays huge dividends. 👌 Thank you for sharing. I loved every minute. ♥️
I briefly watched two men build a 40' steel sailboat, then they abandoned the project after significant work had been done , and said we are going to learn from our mistakes and start over , but they set up in another American state so I never saw the next one , I was gobsmacked by the enormity and complexity and brutality of building a 40' steel sailboat , definitely not a part-time thing ,
Congratulations on being so precise. Remember some some where on long the line 1 centimeter one way or the other won't make a difference. Only the builder will know. The boat will still float.
What a fantastic life you have. You're building your dream boat with your own four hands. Also, it's good to see that the Inspector approved the climbing frame!
You really have set yourselves a huge task... thankfully, you know what you're doing, and it is now starting to take shape... Good luck to you both, and well done...
this really is giving perspective to your dream boat now. what an amazing adventure. Imagine looking back sitting on the water and looking back on these first steps and enjoying the boat and seeing how much your daughter has grown since the first build day.
The frames look great m8. I know what you mean about the lazer, I have found they are never as accurate as a dumpy level, The line is too thick. You will be surprised how rigid the structure will become once you start planking . I have been trying to work out just what is wrong and I have finally got it. Your bloody left handed that's why everything is backwards! Keep up the great work.
"We will have to climb a bit higher up ...." Of course. That's one of the perks of building a banana-boat that big. Even the tallest Vikings have to climb a lot to reach the keel during the upside-down phase 😅 She's looking huge in the barn, but once You're on the water resuming family-sailing, she'll be a comfy yacht, still far from those mega-yacht sizes You think of now. Thanks for sharing!
Great 👍 worker, man. I am a 74 yr old wood worker and see the time you have in it and a very fine job. Anyone would be happy with your work on they boat . Me too. ❤️ the video is great 👍 ❤️ you guys GOD-BLESS YOU BE WITH YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY AMEN 🙏🏻
We are so glad that you were able to correct your forward measurements before you installed #13. As usual your work is very impressive!!! Take care, and Safe travels.
Hope the barn is big enough to work around the hull? 😀 LOL I am sure that you have thought it all through, however if you have any doubts just refer to the greatest film ever "The Boat" by Buster Keaton😀🤣🤣😂
You remind me of my Uncle Lorenzo. He was very particular when it came to precision and accuracy. I enjoy your videos, especially with this segment of your building of this boat. I find it interesting that you talk of getting the frames with in a millimeter of each other - of knowing when accuracy maybe to little or too much. When you multiply the possible variances by 10 frames or even twenty, give or take- I can see where that can create problems that you will have trouble hiding. I look forward to the next video. Looks good so far though. Remanicing of when you rebuilt your motor for the old Ran II, if you can do that. I see no problem with you guys building this boat~!
There is so much content to cover in this project together with your family engagement making every step instructional and enjoyable. I personally like the strategy that comes with planning for today and many months into the future. This is so evident from cutting the frames to placing them on the floor and thinking about moving the upside down boat out of the barn. I wait each week for every episode. Vera has been adding a personal touch now for a couple of years and it's fun to see her growing. Stay well all of you.
Your Precision is amazing,,,when the camera shot is down the middle of the hull..perfection is apparent. Not sure what level of accuracy is required,,but,,,impressive.Thanks for sharing...
It’s a beautiful thing watching your children as they learn and discover the world. That’s so enjoyable as a parent, but I love it even more as a grandparent!!!!
You should remember that when building the boat (applying the boarding), most of the loads are perpendicular to the centerline. You will be pushing the planks and the fiber against the frames. In that direction you have zero bracing. It would be better if you would mount some diagonals right inside the frames.
impressive project. yes, you have the drawings and all in 3-d, but is there also a description on how to build the thing and measure it all up, so many things that can go wrong if you don't know how to do it in full detail
I have been in this situation a few times and it's very exciting and satisfying I love this stage of the build, your workmanship is exceptional and will make life easier as you progress, cheers from Australia.
with all the modern tools we have and the amount of work that goes into building a boat you have to think of what it was like to build a ship back in the 1700's . Your ship build is in the top 5 on the RUclips TV
Been thru this stage before and I know from experience how important the accuracy is and how inaccuracy at any stage compounds. You are bossing this👏👏👏👏
It’s certainly a big task you are taking on and I am enjoying your presentation. I have just watched the RUclips video on “Coyote, the Mike Plant story” and how he had 2 boats built, tragically losing his life to the ocean.
Wow, it's going to be a little tight laying strips, fairing and fiberglassing up near the ceiling. Maybe by then it will be warmer and you could remove the ceiling and work from the rafters. There's no need to get frames set to the nearest millimeter, that's what fairing compound is for. 😄😄😄
Hi, I've started watching your build from the start and I will watch it till the end. Vera seems to be having fun with the climbing frame Haha. Hopefully one day she will be sailing it. you're doing a great job so far. Good job you saw the mistake which could have cost you a lot of time. Thanks for sharing see you next time.👍
support the frames in multiple places...when you start bending the first layer on it will try to push the frames out of shape...have worked in a shop building wood runabouts and it happened once before we learned...
Gravity is a constant that won't change, the C/L on the floor is a constant unless you deliberately move it so the C/L of the temporary frames seems to be the most critical variable, your plumbob is the tried and true time tested method. Your instincts are good
Incredible project. A great pleasure to follow you (since your first passage through Lisbon, with RAN I). The music in this episode is fantastic. Very well chosen.
Your daughter has an amazing playground and will have great memories to these times. I am always looking forward to your videos on Friday. If you need help, let me know, I would love to spare a week or two to help you guys with this huge project!
The thickness of the plywood flipping heading toward the bow was a good catch although it probably wouldn't have caused any big problem it would have been incorrect. And following your journey to this point I know good enough isn't your style. Great progress stay safe.
A thought. If you use a stop block and cut a bunch of “sticks” exactly the same size, you could position them between each frame. That way it would stiffen up the whole structure exactly the same distance between each frame hence the whole structure.
I'm guessing that the sheer magnitude of this project is beginning to sink in (no pun intended) with the sight of the massive upside-down hull in the barn. Great job. Measure twice, cut once. :) You're doing great!
I can't help but think it is very hard for you to call it a day. I would understand the draw to install one more each time :). Doing very well. Good job!!!
What an amazing journey... Ran 1, Ran 2, Vera's arrival, and now, back to land, to build Ran 3! I suppose, depending on your experience with this build, you just might make a business out of boat building..? Certainly, the second boat would be much easier/faster. : )
She's looking good. You are correct with getting everything correct now as its like building a house as a lot of work goes into the foundations and that is what you are doing now. Love the way Vera is trying to help. Cheers Ian
As much as I enjoy the build and all the time and effort to be spot . To see your wee one climbing ,exploring, figuring out her way forward. This only comes about with her parents , maybe it's part of your culture in the learning process but as a former teacher at a Montessori school . I'm looking forward in the progress of your vessel project as well as how this wee one goes on with discovering her world . Thank you for a peak at this . Angus SV Violet Walters
This is the first time I get the idea on how huge this boat will be. Fully agree. This is such a satisfying step in the process. Not much clearance between the frames and the ceiling.
Vera climbing made me laugh, so much fun and energy. That is going to be a big boat, it's taking shape and I love it. Exciting times, well done to you both for choosing this project and sharing it with us all. :)
Hello and Congratulations for this implementation...!! if you cut crossbars all equal to 700 mm, to put between the edges, you will be sure to have the right measurement, in relation to your work and the flexibility of the frames...!! good continuation, and congratulations again... Bonjour et Bravo pour cette mise en place...!! si tu coupes des travesses toutes égales à 700 mm, pour mettre entre les bords, tu sera sur d'avoir la bonne mesure, par rapport à ton travail et la flexibilité des cadres...!! bonne continuation, et bravo encore...
Progress is a lot faster than you thought... said no one ever doing boat projects.
Haha 😆
Forgetting that it is only now feeling quicker due to the very careful and time-consuming work already done.
Another famous Swedish Boatyard! This is a woodworker's dream. Enjoy the build!
Thanks! 😊
Wonderful episode! Vera will be one of those rare sailors that know the boat inside and out. Even to know who built it! This is an exciting process to watch unfold. Thanks for this!
Johann, all the time spent getting the setup correct now will pay big dividends later. We also enjoy watching the care you take in this large endeavor of creating your sea travelling home.
Hopefully she (Vera) will herself sail it as an adult in the future!
Your channel is unique and we are all can't wait for the coming reality. Vera is maturing with each episode. We love you all, Good Luck.
What a delightful playground for Vera. She is very independent and a problem solver in her abilities in figuring out 'how to do it'. Great life skills to have.... 🥰
It's interesting to think that, by the time _Ran III_ is sea worthy, Vera will be old enough to start learning the rigging. Won't be long before you have a crew of 3 for ocean crossings!
Every week I am impressed by your knowledge, patience, fortitude, and calm demeanor…whether you are sailing open waters, or building RAN III from scratch. Thank you for taking us all along on this incredible adventure!
seeing those frames spaced in order really gives an idea of how large a project you've undertaken. You certainly don't lack ambition! That's a big hull...
Your project is very impressive and your manor of explaining what your doing is helpful.
I also understand what you mean about just watching children, it’s possible to witness their little discoveries and life lessons. Vera is a fortunate child to be living the life you are giving her.
So basically, you're building Vera's playground... from now on land and later for on the sea. She's a lucky girl :)
Her green boots are both sea worthy and land fairing! Isn’t she a delight, she had her little sailing jacket on ready for all weather occasions. ❤
She is Growing up fast beautiful young lady
We could all watch her all day, Malin... ❤
You will see on the first planks, if the position of frames and frames itsef are correct. Even the hull shape design. So put few "longitudal chekcing planks" and check it by eye. The more precise you will be now, the less filler and less work you will spend later. But it is not necessary to spend hours of measuring now. Longitudal planks and your eye is the best tool.
These "longitudal chekcing planks" are NOT parallel to waterline! They represent equivalent fraciton of circumference length of the frame.
That was a brilliant catch! You've saved yourself a lot of rework. Taking your time, studying your every move, and keeping your mind focused pays huge dividends. 👌 Thank you for sharing. I loved every minute. ♥️
I briefly watched two men build a 40' steel sailboat, then they abandoned the project after significant work had been done , and said we are going to learn from our mistakes and start over , but they set up in another American state so I never saw the next one , I was gobsmacked by the enormity and complexity and brutality of building a 40' steel sailboat , definitely not a part-time thing ,
Congratulations on being so precise. Remember some some where on long the line 1 centimeter one way or the other won't make a difference. Only the builder will know. The boat will still float.
So much precise work to do before the building even begins. Your ability to be positive about it all is impressive.
What a fantastic life you have. You're building your dream boat with your own four hands. Also, it's good to see that the Inspector approved the climbing frame!
what a wonderful little adventurer and problem solver you have! Go Vera go! Exciting to see the progress!
You really have set yourselves a huge task... thankfully, you know what you're doing, and it is now starting to take shape... Good luck to you both, and well done...
Thank you!
What a joy to see a master carpenter at work. You explain things so well and your joy in what you do is compelling.
Johan, you are so competent, creative, and talented. I have such a mancrush. 😀
I didn't expect Swedent to be so green at this time of year!
this really is giving perspective to your dream boat now. what an amazing adventure. Imagine looking back sitting on the water and looking back on these first steps and enjoying the boat and seeing how much your daughter has grown since the first build day.
The BEAST build with love. LOVE BEAST
The frames look great m8. I know what you mean about the lazer, I have found they are never as accurate as a dumpy level, The line is too thick. You will be surprised how rigid the structure will become once you start planking . I have been trying to work out just what is wrong and I have finally got it. Your bloody left handed that's why everything is backwards! Keep up the great work.
Wow, it is so exciting! Seeing this project really coming along, so happy for you all. Nice play space for Vera too 😊
So neat to see your boat take shape!
Nice and accurate… Vera is a delightful little girl!!!
Perfect will be acceptable.
It's a pleasure watching your setup procedures
"We will have to climb a bit higher up ...." Of course. That's one of the perks of building a banana-boat that big. Even the tallest Vikings have to climb a lot to reach the keel during the upside-down phase 😅 She's looking huge in the barn, but once You're on the water resuming family-sailing, she'll be a comfy yacht, still far from those mega-yacht sizes You think of now. Thanks for sharing!
So nice to see abstract plans take physical form. You three are doing such a great job! Thanks so much for sharing this project with us.
I'm looking forward to the spring and seeing what Malin will plant in her garden.
I feel like such a beginner so we’ll see how it goes 😆
Great 👍 worker, man. I am a 74 yr old wood worker and see the time you have in it and a very fine job. Anyone would be happy with your work on they boat . Me too.
❤️ the video is great 👍 ❤️ you guys
GOD-BLESS YOU
BE WITH YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY AMEN 🙏🏻
Thanks for including Vera in the video
We are so glad that you were able to correct your forward measurements before you installed #13. As usual your work is very impressive!!! Take care, and Safe travels.
Thanks for posting and sharing. Very encouraging that the frame orientation was discovered ahead of time.
Hope the barn is big enough to work around the hull? 😀 LOL
I am sure that you have thought it all through, however if you have any doubts just refer to the greatest film ever "The Boat" by Buster Keaton😀🤣🤣😂
You are the best parents for building such a wonderful play structure . 😊
Love the view of the land now and again.........where is the snow????
You remind me of my Uncle Lorenzo. He was very particular when it came to precision and accuracy. I enjoy your videos, especially with this segment of your building of this boat. I find it interesting that you talk of getting the frames with in a millimeter of each other - of knowing when accuracy maybe to little or too much. When you multiply the possible variances by 10 frames or even twenty, give or take- I can see where that can create problems that you will have trouble hiding. I look forward to the next video. Looks good so far though. Remanicing of when you rebuilt your motor for the old Ran II, if you can do that. I see no problem with you guys building this boat~!
Köszönjük!
There is so much content to cover in this project together with your family engagement making every step instructional and enjoyable. I personally like the strategy that comes with planning for today and many months into the future. This is so evident from cutting the frames to placing them on the floor and thinking about moving the upside down boat out of the barn. I wait each week for every episode. Vera has been adding a personal touch now for a couple of years and it's fun to see her growing. Stay well all of you.
Ah that’s a jungle gym for the little princess 🥰
Your Precision is amazing,,,when the camera shot is down the middle of the hull..perfection is apparent. Not sure what level of accuracy is required,,but,,,impressive.Thanks for sharing...
Your attention to detail is off the scale.... lots of respect and admiration 👍
It’s a beautiful thing watching your children as they learn and discover the world. That’s so enjoyable as a parent, but I love it even more as a grandparent!!!!
You should remember that when building the boat (applying the boarding), most of the loads are perpendicular to the centerline. You will be pushing the planks and the fiber against the frames. In that direction you have zero bracing. It would be better if you would mount some diagonals right inside the frames.
@PANSailing Suuure.... :))
Wow! Congratulations on all the progress! Just great! Thanks for sharing. So much. ✨🌸✨
impressive project. yes, you have the drawings and all in 3-d, but is there also a description on how to build the thing and measure it all up, so many things that can go wrong if you don't know how to do it in full detail
It's a big boat you are building. Plenty of work ahead. Wish you best of luck. Greetings from Mauritius.
I have been in this situation a few times and it's very exciting and satisfying I love this stage of the build, your workmanship is exceptional and will make life easier as you progress, cheers from Australia.
Great progress! Good to see that Vera enjoys her new jungle gym!
I am looking forward to next week where we get to see the hull profile. Ran III is huge but you guys know what your doing. Greg 🇬🇧
A true pleasure to follow you ! Thank you for what you do!
with all the modern tools we have and the amount of work that goes into building a boat you have to think of what it was like to build a ship back in the 1700's . Your ship build is in the top 5 on the RUclips TV
Been thru this stage before and I know from experience how important the accuracy is and how inaccuracy at any stage compounds. You are bossing this👏👏👏👏
It’s certainly a big task you are taking on and I am enjoying your presentation. I have just watched the RUclips video on “Coyote, the Mike Plant story” and how he had 2 boats built, tragically losing his life to the ocean.
Wow, it's going to be a little tight laying strips, fairing and fiberglassing up near the ceiling. Maybe by then it will be warmer and you could remove the ceiling and work from the rafters.
There's no need to get frames set to the nearest millimeter, that's what fairing compound is for. 😄😄😄
Iam shur all your care in making the frams and strongback are paying off now. Good to see Vera enjoying her new playground
Great job! You could built a mars Rover with that level of precision!
Vera is growing up so fast.
Catching a mistake before it happens is brilliant. Unfortunately for me, that is not often the case. Well done.
Hi, I've started watching your build from the start and I will watch it till the end. Vera seems to be having fun with the climbing frame Haha. Hopefully one day she will be sailing it. you're doing a great job so far. Good job you saw the mistake which could have cost you a lot of time. Thanks for sharing see you next time.👍
support the frames in multiple places...when you start bending the first layer on it will try to push the frames out of shape...have worked in a shop building wood runabouts and it happened once before we learned...
Gravity is a constant that won't change, the C/L on the floor is a constant unless you deliberately move it so the C/L of the temporary frames seems to be the most critical variable, your plumbob is the tried and true time tested method. Your instincts are good
Incredible project. A great pleasure to follow you (since your first passage through Lisbon, with RAN I). The music in this episode is fantastic. Very well chosen.
Your daughter has an amazing playground and will have great memories to these times. I am always looking forward to your videos on Friday. If you need help, let me know, I would love to spare a week or two to help you guys with this huge project!
The thickness of the plywood flipping heading toward the bow was a good catch although it probably wouldn't have caused any big problem it would have been incorrect. And following your journey to this point I know good enough isn't your style. Great progress stay safe.
A thought. If you use a stop block and cut a bunch of “sticks” exactly the same size, you could position them between each frame. That way it would stiffen up the whole structure exactly the same distance between each frame hence the whole structure.
That’s the plan! 😊
I am not convinced of your quality assurance inspector's qualifications for the job, but it is impossible to fault her enthusiasm.
You guys are amazing! Living the dream.
Delightful progress; admire your professionalism
Underbart att följa erat bygge!
Kul att du följer! 😊
What an enormous boat!
I'm guessing that the sheer magnitude of this project is beginning to sink in (no pun intended) with the sight of the massive upside-down hull in the barn. Great job. Measure twice, cut once. :) You're doing great!
You would benefit using an impact driver for screws. So much easier to drive screws of any length. It’s easier on the arms to.
I can't help but think it is very hard for you to call it a day. I would understand the draw to install one more each time :). Doing very well. Good job!!!
Thanks RAN for 335...
As an old dear friend says, "You cannot end right unless you start right."
Master craftsman at work
What an amazing journey... Ran 1, Ran 2, Vera's arrival, and now, back to land, to build Ran 3! I suppose, depending on your experience with this build, you just might make a business out of boat building..? Certainly, the second boat would be much easier/faster. : )
Captain and boat builder... that's the pinnacle of sailing, the real deal... can't wait for Friday's to see your quest unfold.
Excellent video.
Vera just melts me! She callenges herself in play.
It is faster and easer to take the time and get it right the first time then it is to do it over.
When I was 16, I thought I knew everything. Now I’m 66. After watching this, I realize how little I know. I love watching these two (three) work.
She's looking good. You are correct with getting everything correct now as its like building a house as a lot of work goes into the foundations and that is what you are doing now. Love the way Vera is trying to help. Cheers Ian
As much as I enjoy the build and all the time and effort to be spot .
To see your wee one climbing ,exploring, figuring out her way forward. This only comes about with her parents , maybe it's part of your culture in the learning process but as a former teacher at a Montessori school . I'm looking forward in the progress of your vessel project as well as how this wee one goes on with discovering her world .
Thank you for a peak at this .
Angus
SV Violet Walters
I am amazed at this project. I never want to build a boat. lol
Hope to see you guys sailing again, someday…………
This is the first time I get the idea on how huge this boat will be. Fully agree.
This is such a satisfying step in the process. Not much clearance between the frames and the ceiling.
That now looks like the BIG boat it will be. You are very thorough. Cannot imagine the planking strip work to come
Vera climbing made me laugh, so much fun and energy. That is going to be a big boat, it's taking shape and I love it. Exciting times, well done to you both for choosing this project and sharing it with us all. :)
Cheers guy’s 😊
Hello and Congratulations for this implementation...!! if you cut crossbars all equal to 700 mm, to put between the edges, you will be sure to have the right measurement, in relation to your work and the flexibility of the frames...!! good continuation, and congratulations again...
Bonjour et Bravo pour cette mise en place...!! si tu coupes des travesses toutes égales à 700 mm, pour mettre entre les bords, tu sera sur d'avoir la bonne mesure, par rapport à ton travail et la flexibilité des cadres...!! bonne continuation, et bravo encore...
Remarkable precision, I was taught near enough is not good enough, it must be perfect. When its perfect its near enough. love watching your work.
Next Build -- Vera will need a Laser Radial Dinghy for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
You guys are amazing!!!! Sending love!!!
Many hugs to you guys ❤️
Very Impressive work. Of course I would not expect anything less based on the work I have seen you do previously!
Great video,it’s really good to be able to see the shape of the boat, very interesting. 👍