I've been a long-term follower of Tally Ho, and Acorn to Arabella. It was great to stumble on your channel. It's so rewarding following a local production of a boat build. Really enjoying your progress. Mike
I also have followed Leo on Tally Ho and Steve on A2A. I just stumbled across you channel and immediately clicked to follow. It can be a long process, keep your spirits up.
Great work dudes. As I've said, my wife and I built a 36 footer back in the 80's-90's. We did it pretty traditionally, Jarrah planks on steam bent Karri ribs, copper/bronze fastened, ( black locust trunnels for blind fastenings) caulked with oakum, no glue. The interior fit out was cedar of Lebanon sourced from an old tree grown locally, again, no glue. No paint inside. Gaff cutter rigged, galv standing rigging, solid pinaster pine mast. Lots of ways to skin a cat eh?. She's still going strong 30 years later. Hasn't even been re-caulked. Loving your build. Going to be one v. strong boat. Loved the transom.
Sound so good. people forget the virtue of good galvanization ,I see sailors battling cracks and corrosion in modern boats, my uncle had an old ketch 100 years old it was either bronze or galvanized, never had a worry.
I do not know why but I felt great joy beginning 5 minutes in and building up toward the end. What an accomplishment only two of you, look at Tally Ho it took 7 years with a whole crew! Hat off!
I'm hoping you will keep making videos right through her launch and of course the adventures that follow. You guys have made amazing progress and I look forward to each new video to see what is next on the build list. Keep up the great work!
This is great, a totally different approach than either Arabella or Tally-Ho, but with all the same recognisable elements. Lofting, molds, cabin plans, kitchen builds, fairing the deck beams, chainsawing the superstructure (!) -eat your heart out Steve, rudder builds, etc, etc. Can't wait for things like the mast, rigging & sail layout.
Hah very true! A lot of similar themes but all done slightly differently which is alway interesting! Pick the parts you like from each boat and you’d have quite a nice boat!
I’m finding it very hard to believe that neither of you knew much of traditional boatbuilding, laminating with epoxy, woodworking, carving, etc. before you started this project. At least confirm there was gold-leaf experience! :-). Truly impressive across all expectation! Keep going! Cause, well, you’re too far Inuit to stop now.
Ah yes! Books go a long way and Matt has always sailed boat and owned them so picked up a bit there. Enough staring and observing how other boats are built also helps but we certainly jumped in the deep end! Yes can’t turn back now! Haha
It's hard to say just how great this project is - coming from a long-time wooden boat aficionado, to see a small, creative, and tremendously industrious team assemble this vault of cold-molded integrity, in a perfect length, and with a customized below-decks, is for me exhilarating. Tarktine is truly awesome and the group is to be commended. What wonderful stuff. May she blue-water for a century.
I have great admiration for you guys, and the videos bring back many memories of "the old days" - look forward to the day when the videos are of you two cruising the world, conquering the elements, and having broad smiles on your "dials"!
Hey guys,that was a great idea to compile a series of your photographs like this,it answers so many of the questions I had.And now I know how you got to where you are.Thanks for sharing your story,I’ll keep watching what ever you share that’s for sure👌🙂
You guys are doing an amazing job, looks like a real labour of love.That transom has to be one of the most exquisite I've seen,Just beautiful, she's going to be a stunner.
Thanks for sharing the early photos. I do like the technique of the cheap (ish) moulds followed by laminating the ribs. The view of the interior with the moulds removed is stunning. Keep up the good work.
Tassy boatbuilding alive and well. Congratulations on the work to date. Proper job! No wonder this place had a worldwide reputation for great looking timber vessels.
Oh thanks! Yes Tasmania has some amazing quality wood which naturally goes hand in hand with boat building! The waterways down here are also quite nice for sailing and messing around in boats.
You're building a beautiful boat - just love your channel. You deserve so many more subscribers. You need some shameless name dropping by other boat building channels, such as; Sampson Boat Co, Sailing SY Mistress, Life On the Hulls, Sail Life, Ship Happens, Project Brupeg, Acorn to Arabella, Sailing Flying Coney, to name a few. There are thousands of people like me who love watching channels like yours. All you need is a litttle advertising. ;-) Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! We are following the progress from the start but see it again in summary I realize how amazing your work is! We will visit you and Tarkine somewhere in the world, dont be surpised if more people will pop up!!
The two you are are pretty neat on so many ways . Your humble low key no fan fair just building a sailing vessel that fits who you both are . Hats off to you . Angus SV Violet Walters.
Wow...my total respect and admiration ! She's going to be a beautiful yacht. Heartwarming to see young people doing this. You've got many years to enjoy her and reflect on your achievement. Well done...loved the video...
You keep making the vidieos and I will be watching for sure. This one was another great effort, content, music and info in balance. Love your work. Martin
That was an interesting bit of history. What is over and above is your woodworking skills, the joinery is all so fantastic and your finishes so perfect, you have a high bar! The shape of the boat and all that planking this way then that way, gorgeous!
@@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River what? I’ve done tons of projects and am very picky, and when I look at them I think, yeah, I did that!! With your build, it’s okay, we can all stand back and say wow, they built that and it’s amazing! I know what you mean about the details though, they are often the most important parts!
That's very impressive what the two of you have done. I came across the Tally Ho project a couple of weeks ago, and have been binge watching it that's how your video popped up. Even though the building material is different where they're using timbers and your using laminate, I see a lot of similarities in the building process. The fact that Leo is an experienced boat builder who's had help from a lot of people including other experienced builders and you guy's have tackled this project with no experienced just make me more in awe of your work and how beautiful the boat has turned out! Great job, keep on chasing your dreams.
Oh very kind of you to say so, thankyou! Yes it is amazing what you can do when you’re motivated to follow your dream! Thanks again and hope you enjoy the rest of our vids!
For what it's worth Matt, stay the course bro' and let go of the timelines,... I know it seems wrong, right?! A boat project like you two have birthed IS a massive undertaking for two, that almost nobody in history are able to accomplish! 'Life' ISN'T easy and it seems to me that you both have made good plans to very much live the unusual life that you very much want and are still on this good course for! Your dreams and plans haven't moved mate! 🙂⛵
Very well done! I also follow Ran Sailing's channel and it is interesting to see the similarities even though they are two different types of vessels. Ran builds their hull upside down. I am impressed by the courage you show and wish you all the best.
Loved the photos too. A lot of people may think that everything is always on video but there was a life before RUclips 🤣Keep up the great work and I hope your shoulder will soon be healed enough to do a bit of ,light?, labor again to help build up the muscles.. All the best!!
Just had time to look at your boat build. Awesome job, good choice of engine and boat design! I have been rebuilding an Atkin Ingrid, red cedar plank on oak frames, that was launched in 1973, needed lots of work when l got her. She has a 70 hp kubota which is plenty of power even when going against the current. I changed her from ketch rig to a cutter and am redoing the interior next. Keep on keeping on!
It's amazing to see all the very early photos and footage, before you started your channel. Your achievements so far are even more impressive, seeing everything come from just a lofting table. I actively avoid sailing - I've tried learning to sail and overcoming my fears for about 40 years to no avail - but I'm a house builder, and find your channel so inspiring and satisfying to watch. I'm even looking forward to watching you sail, and that's something I didn't think I'd feel 🤣
Love it! Beautiful the way you work together. Regarding the butterfly, in our case a source of small leaks until we replaced the Lexan and brought it all the way out to the edge of the frame. Attached a trim frame around the edge of the hatch, on top of the Lexan for looks. Used smoke shaded Lexan to reduce glare.
I enjoy every moment of your video's I cannot understand how 9.1k have viewed this in the last 3 day's alone yet you only have 4.26k subscribers?. never mind! I am pleased I have found you all. You must be so pleased with your work so far.🤠🤠🤠
Yes John we ask ourselves the same question… Maybe we are not encourage people to subscribe enough in our videos but it’s sort of natural for most people? RUclips works in weird and mysterious ways that we are yet to understand!
@@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River Never mind, this is a glorious undertaking. I hope you continue to share it with those of us who have found you. It will grow just like your little one and your fantastic" Tarkine"
Only just came across your video , what a lovely boat you’re making super quality and very impressive, well your skill and knowledge has certainly impressed me , love it when young people take on a labour of love in this way , well done , can’t wait for the next instalment, 👍Graham L
I have just found your channel, have watched this video and will now go back to episode 1 to get a proper perspective of all your work. What a fabulous project!
Wat geweldig, ik ben toevallig jullie kanaal tegengekomen. Ik volg al jaren Acorn to Arabella en Tally Ho, leuk om nu ook een beetje hollands tegen te komen 😉. Heel veel succes, jullie hebben een weer een volger erbij💪🏻👍🏻
Ha wat leuk! Botenbouw zit ons Hollanders in het bloed zeggen ze. Ze zal zeker naast de Australische vlag, uiteindelijk ook een Nederlandse vlag vliegen. Bedankt voor het kijken en volgen!
I Just stumbled across this upload today , and with tally-ho in the water and on the home stretch , the timing seemed pretty good. keep up the good work . best wishes from your latest sub , and greetings from kalgoorlie / Boulder WA
Dude! Your mom totally ROCKS! I saw way more of her doing things than anyone else! You better take her out for a fabulous Mother's Day celebration this year! (next year, whatever...). She's a true GEM, dude! Oh, and the boat looks great! (This was a bit confusing: how many laminations are on the hull? Looked like 2, maybe three, maybe 5?).
I've been a long-term follower of Tally Ho, and Acorn to Arabella. It was great to stumble on your channel. It's so rewarding following a local production of a boat build. Really enjoying your progress. Mike
Thanks Mike, great to hear. Hopefully we can keep you entertained and happy! Cheers
I also have followed Leo on Tally Ho and Steve on A2A. I just stumbled across you channel and immediately clicked to follow. It can be a long process, keep your spirits up.
I'm impressed by you jumping in at the deep end like that instead of trying a much smaller boat for a first go.
Love you guys ❤❤❤
Great work dudes. As I've said, my wife and I built a 36 footer back in the 80's-90's. We did it pretty traditionally, Jarrah planks on steam bent Karri ribs, copper/bronze fastened, ( black locust trunnels for blind fastenings) caulked with oakum, no glue. The interior fit out was cedar of Lebanon sourced from an old tree grown locally, again, no glue. No paint inside. Gaff cutter rigged, galv standing rigging, solid pinaster pine mast. Lots of ways to skin a cat eh?. She's still going strong 30 years later. Hasn't even been re-caulked. Loving your build. Going to be one v. strong boat. Loved the transom.
That’s great to hear she kept so stable, what a project you had also! That’s very impressive
Sound so good. people forget the virtue of good galvanization ,I see sailors battling cracks and corrosion in modern boats, my uncle had an old ketch 100 years old it was either bronze or galvanized, never had a worry.
Thankyou for showing us all the pre-youtube progress. :)
Our pleasure.
Thank you 2 for making video from stem to stern. Your going to have one beautiful boat when you finish. It truly is, what dreams are made of!
Oh thanks! Building the dream! Haha
I do not know why but I felt great joy beginning 5 minutes in and building up toward the end.
What an accomplishment only two of you, look at Tally Ho it took 7 years with a whole crew!
Hat off!
Oh that’s fantastic to hear!! Thankyou!
I love my boat build videos, but this one is a gem.
Thank you for the compliment Peter!
I'm hoping you will keep making videos right through her launch and of course the adventures that follow. You guys have made amazing progress and I look forward to each new video to see what is next on the build list. Keep up the great work!
Yes we will keep it up as long as you all enjoy! Cheers
I loved these early photographs. Keep up the great work and make sure you follow Doctor's orders.
Yeah the photos are great to reflect on how far we’ve come, yes doctors orders are being followed very closely!
As an avid viewer of boat builds, this is fast becoming a favourite of mine. Stunning work. Well done from the UK.
Oh thanks, glad we are interesting enough!
no water tight bulkheads???
Love you guys ❤❤❤
These recaps are very helpful and entertaining for people with memory issues like mine! Thanks 🎉😂
Great to hear!
Huge fun to see y'all building this beautiful vessel! I love to follow the process!
Oh great to hear, yes she’s not small! We are slowly coming to terms with that hahah
We done guys, nice summary of works to date. Beautiful and clean build and really showing a craft you excel at. Look forward to continued episodes.
Thankyou!
Just found this for the first time, Congratulations she is a beautiful thing. Hopefully get to see her for real one day sailing around our waters
Fantastic news! Glad your joining our journey.
1500 views in a few hours. A good start!! Should be encouraging. I for one admire you 2 and respect your efforts
Yes slowly climbing! Each video is generally getting more views which is amazing!
This is great, a totally different approach than either Arabella or Tally-Ho, but with all the same recognisable elements. Lofting, molds, cabin plans, kitchen builds, fairing the deck beams, chainsawing the superstructure (!) -eat your heart out Steve, rudder builds, etc, etc. Can't wait for things like the mast, rigging & sail layout.
Hah very true! A lot of similar themes but all done slightly differently which is alway interesting! Pick the parts you like from each boat and you’d have quite a nice boat!
Amazing how casually you display your craftsmanship, the finish looks incredible, and super inspiring
Oh thanks, it’s hard to reach perfection and satisfaction on your own project but we try..
What a beautiful thing you are building! 🙂
It really is!
Truly amazing work, her transom looks absolutely beautiful.
Thanks David!
I’m finding it very hard to believe that neither of you knew much of traditional boatbuilding, laminating with epoxy, woodworking, carving, etc. before you started this project. At least confirm there was gold-leaf experience! :-). Truly impressive across all expectation! Keep going! Cause, well, you’re too far Inuit to stop now.
Ah yes! Books go a long way and Matt has always sailed boat and owned them so picked up a bit there. Enough staring and observing how other boats are built also helps but we certainly jumped in the deep end!
Yes can’t turn back now! Haha
Watching you build this beautiful boat makes me want to build one for myself. Thank you for sharing your wonderful stories.
It's hard to say just how great this project is - coming from a long-time wooden boat aficionado, to see a small, creative, and tremendously industrious team assemble this vault of cold-molded integrity, in a perfect length, and with a customized below-decks, is for me exhilarating. Tarktine is truly awesome and the group is to be commended. What wonderful stuff. May she blue-water for a century.
Almost poetic! Thankyou, we are glad you can appreciate Tarkine and the work done also!
I have great admiration for you guys, and the videos bring back many memories of "the old days" - look forward to the day when the videos are of you two cruising the world, conquering the elements, and having broad smiles on your "dials"!
We are looking forward to getting in the water also! Thanks
Thanks for the great content . Looking forward to seeing all progress.
Our pleasure!
Hey guys,that was a great idea to compile a series of your photographs like this,it answers so many of the questions I had.And now I know how you got to where you are.Thanks for sharing your story,I’ll keep watching what ever you share that’s for sure👌🙂
Oh yeah that’s what we like to hear! As long as you keep watching we will keep building and creating! It’s a win win situation ahah
Brilliant what a sense of achievement you must be proud. Looking forward to seeing many more episodes.
Yes it’s great to sometimes look back at how far we’ve come!
You guys are doing an amazing job, looks like a real labour of love.That transom has to be one of the most exquisite I've seen,Just beautiful, she's going to be a stunner.
Oh so nice of you to say! We are quite happy with ourselves also haha
Wow talk about balls you two our bloody amazing well done just stubbed on your cannel love it keep going guy’s
Thanks for the sub! Cheers
Thanks for sharing the early photos. I do like the technique of the cheap (ish) moulds followed by laminating the ribs. The view of the interior with the moulds removed is stunning. Keep up the good work.
Yeah it’s was slightly odd way but worked great, it’s often done but not on such a big scale
Tassy boatbuilding alive and well. Congratulations on the work to date. Proper job! No wonder this place had a worldwide reputation for great looking timber vessels.
Oh thanks! Yes Tasmania has some amazing quality wood which naturally goes hand in hand with boat building! The waterways down here are also quite nice for sailing and messing around in boats.
You're building a beautiful boat - just love your channel. You deserve so many more subscribers. You need some shameless name dropping by other boat building channels, such as; Sampson Boat Co, Sailing SY Mistress, Life On the Hulls, Sail Life, Ship Happens, Project Brupeg, Acorn to Arabella, Sailing Flying Coney, to name a few. There are thousands of people like me who love watching channels like yours. All you need is a litttle advertising. ;-) Thanks for sharing.
Haha yeah we will get there! It’s a slow game getting views… Sampson and Arabella are almost done so hopefully we can keep people entertained!
Thank you so much! We are following the progress from the start but see it again in summary I realize how amazing your work is!
We will visit you and Tarkine somewhere in the world, dont be surpised if more people will pop up!!
Well we look forward to a visit one day and a proper introduction! Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment
I think this is the most beautiful boat on You Tube
That is so kind of you to say. Thanks
The two you are are pretty neat on so many ways . Your humble low key no fan fair just building a sailing vessel that fits who you both are . Hats off to you .
Angus
SV Violet Walters.
Thankyou SV violet! Much appreciated
You two are a great team . The boat is a great choice,is beautiful and truly worth building. Keep up the good work
Thanks! Great to hear
Wow...my total respect and admiration ! She's going to be a beautiful yacht. Heartwarming to see young people doing this. You've got many years to enjoy her and reflect on your achievement. Well done...loved the video...
Oh so nice of you to say! Really appreciate the positivity! Amazing stuff. Keeps us going!
Well no one will question your ambition. Lovely boat you have under way.
Yes you have to be ambitious!
Oh dear, another build to follow! Beautiful boat and great work!
Welcome on board! We hope you enjoy the videos.
Sensational effort looking great.
Thank you! Cheers!
You keep making the vidieos and I will be watching for sure.
This one was another great effort, content, music and info in balance.
Love your work.
Martin
Thanks Martin, that’s really reassuring to hear. We will hopefully keep a good standard
That was an interesting bit of history. What is over and above is your woodworking skills, the joinery is all so fantastic and your finishes so perfect, you have a high bar! The shape of the boat and all that planking this way then that way, gorgeous!
Oh thanks, when building your own boat or house you can get carried away in the details and finding satisfaction is often hard!
@@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River what? I’ve done tons of projects and am very picky, and when I look at them I think, yeah, I did that!! With your build, it’s okay, we can all stand back and say wow, they built that and it’s amazing! I know what you mean about the details though, they are often the most important parts!
I loved the photo journey of the build beginnings. Pics are more clear than video
Oh great to know, we may do some more one day..
so beautiful. I love her lines. hard work and joy. I'm living a dream thru your videos.
Ha that’s great to hear, glad we can share with you.
Great build lofting full size is a must Even for a larger boat Ribbands great method That method you did is easier than carvel Plank on frame
Stunning beauty inside just after moulds come out. Wow.
Yeah she looked great for a day or two but didn’t take Matt long to start filling her up with stuff haha
That's very impressive what the two of you have done. I came across the Tally Ho project a couple of weeks ago, and have been binge watching it that's how your video popped up. Even though the building material is different where they're using timbers and your using laminate, I see a lot of similarities in the building process. The fact that Leo is an experienced boat builder who's had help from a lot of people including other experienced builders and you guy's have tackled this project with no experienced just make me more in awe of your work and how beautiful the boat has turned out! Great job, keep on chasing your dreams.
Oh very kind of you to say so, thankyou! Yes it is amazing what you can do when you’re motivated to follow your dream! Thanks again and hope you enjoy the rest of our vids!
Some serious skill there. She's absolutely lovely. Subbed.
Thanks mate! Sub on and enjoy!
You two are great! This is the best time in your lives to do what you are doing.
Good Luck
For what it's worth Matt, stay the course bro' and let go of the timelines,... I know it seems wrong, right?!
A boat project like you two have birthed IS a massive undertaking for two, that almost nobody in history are able to accomplish!
'Life' ISN'T easy and it seems to me that you both have made good plans to very much live the unusual life that you very much want and are still on this good course for!
Your dreams and plans haven't moved mate! 🙂⛵
Thankyou Bruce, may we both succeed in fulfilling our dreams!
Very well done! I also follow Ran Sailing's channel and it is interesting to see the similarities even though they are two different types of vessels. Ran builds their hull upside down. I am impressed by the courage you show and wish you all the best.
Oh yes we are familiar with RAN sailing. Seeing where they are now brings back memories.. planking on and on.
Wow, awesome work and what a team. Enjoyed every minute
That’s fantastic news! Hopefully they will continue to improve.
Loved the photos too. A lot of people may think that everything is always on video but there was a life before RUclips 🤣Keep up the great work and I hope your shoulder will soon be healed enough to do a bit of ,light?, labor again to help build up the muscles.. All the best!!
Yes there was even a think called film camera once!! Haha
Light duties are close now but have to be careful getting carried away in the moment!
Just had time to look at your boat build. Awesome job, good choice of engine and boat design!
I have been rebuilding an Atkin Ingrid, red cedar plank on oak frames, that was launched in 1973, needed lots of work when l got her.
She has a 70 hp kubota which is plenty of power even when going against the current. I changed her from ketch rig to a cutter and am redoing the interior next. Keep on keeping on!
Oh that’s great to know, we worried 60hp would t be enough but it should be fine.. can’t beat an Atkin Ingrid! Very pretty boat
I enjoyed this video very much thank you🙂
Great to hear it was a hit!
It's amazing to see all the very early photos and footage, before you started your channel. Your achievements so far are even more impressive, seeing everything come from just a lofting table. I actively avoid sailing - I've tried learning to sail and overcoming my fears for about 40 years to no avail - but I'm a house builder, and find your channel so inspiring and satisfying to watch. I'm even looking forward to watching you sail, and that's something I didn't think I'd feel 🤣
What a fantastic effort. You guys would give Acorn To Arabella a run for their money.
The thing I find most fascinating about this channel is their approach to the hull building process.
Give it acouple of years and A2A will need a "refit".
The shape of the hull is beautiful. 👌
Oh yes! We think so too haha
Here's hoping your shoulder gets strong soon so you can get back to the building. Your videos are great but Tarkine is clearly the main feature.
Good to hear! Tarkine is the priority!
Love it! Beautiful the way you work together.
Regarding the butterfly, in our case a source of small leaks until we replaced the Lexan and brought it all the way out to the edge of the frame. Attached a trim frame around the edge of the hatch, on top of the Lexan for looks. Used smoke shaded Lexan to reduce glare.
Oh nice thanks for that, didn’t even consider the glare on the glass! Nice one
Sensational achievement guys. I really enjoyed seeing the build photos. Beautiful, super strong and lovely details.🙋
Oh thanks mate! Glad the photos kept you occupied! Cheers
Going well mate, well done!
First comment on a new video! Cheers
C'est vraiment du très très beau travail ! Bravo à tous 👍 (France )
What a great piece of work! Well done, Ilove it.
Best wishes from Scotland
Thank you! We love Schotland and her people! Definitely on the top of our list once we are sailing in Europe. Maybe we will meet you there!
@@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River you won't be disappointed.
And a good morning to you too!! 😁
Or good evening….
Beautiful work on the transom, and on everything else!
Thank you for the compliment! And great to have you following along!
The planer bit 😂 I made a noise out loud when you were doing that!
Ha oh yes gets your blood pumping and wakes you up that’s for sure!
We are up to 4.5 years already! Thanks for sharing
Hahaha yes! Time flies! You guys are doing well also! Keep it up
You guys are the awesomest awesome folk I've seen in ages! :-) inspiring, amazing.
Hahah well that’s very kind of you to say so! Thanks!
I enjoy every moment of your video's I cannot understand how 9.1k have viewed this in the last 3 day's alone yet you only have 4.26k subscribers?. never mind! I am pleased I have found you all. You must be so pleased with your work so far.🤠🤠🤠
Yes John we ask ourselves the same question… Maybe we are not encourage people to subscribe enough in our videos but it’s sort of natural for most people?
RUclips works in weird and mysterious ways that we are yet to understand!
@@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River Never mind, this is a glorious undertaking. I hope you continue to share it with those of us who have found you. It will grow just like your little one and your fantastic" Tarkine"
Superb. What a partnership you have there. Hope the shoulder is back if form soon.
Getting there with the shoulder.. a slow road!
Wow, how have I not known about your build? Awesome work! Subscribed and can’t wait to see more!
Oh hey there! We are glad you stumbled upon us, stay tuned!
Amazing progress guys, wish you loads of luck!!!
Thanks, we will need a fair bit of luck!
Congratulations! For what you do! Well done!. You make the plans. Greetings from GREECE!
Oh thanks and glad we made it as far as Greece! Amazing
Wonderful project
Incredible boat plan, nice progress.
Thank you! She definitely is our dream boat
You guys are doing an awesome project! We are on the last steps to start our rebuild project...following you guys! Cheers
Well thankyou! What project are you working on?
Keep your spirits up. The ramifications of your build will resonate for years and come back to you in unfathomable ways, please stay strong.
Thanks for your kind words, we stay positive and that’s half the battle won!
Understanding that video taping and editing slows down production. Thanks for sharing your time as you both build a beautiful vessel.
Our pleasure!
Only just came across your video , what a lovely boat you’re making super quality and very impressive, well your skill and knowledge has certainly impressed me , love it when young people take on a labour of love in this way , well done , can’t wait for the next instalment, 👍Graham L
Hey Graham, so glad you found us and you’re enjoying our journey of building a boat! Cheers
I have just found your channel, have watched this video and will now go back to episode 1 to get a proper perspective of all your work. What a fabulous project!
Yes a good plan! Hope you enjoy the earlier ones haha
New subscriber here love a new build and got to say its looking really good
That’s for getting in and enjoying our channel! Appreciate the sub and comment!
Wat geweldig, ik ben toevallig jullie kanaal tegengekomen. Ik volg al jaren Acorn to Arabella en Tally Ho, leuk om nu ook een beetje hollands tegen te komen 😉. Heel veel succes, jullie hebben een weer een volger erbij💪🏻👍🏻
Ha wat leuk! Botenbouw zit ons Hollanders in het bloed zeggen ze. Ze zal zeker naast de Australische vlag, uiteindelijk ook een Nederlandse vlag vliegen. Bedankt voor het kijken en volgen!
New subscriber here, awesome work, can't wait to follow you guys on your build and journey :) Greetings from Norway
Thankyou! I’m glad we have some Norwegian followers, it’s beautiful there, definitely on the visit list!!
I Just stumbled across this upload today , and with tally-ho in the water and on the home stretch , the timing seemed pretty good. keep up the good work . best wishes from your latest sub , and greetings from kalgoorlie / Boulder WA
Oh well welcome to our little channel!! Glad you stumbled upon us, tally go does look amazing! We hope to be there one day soon.
Thanks to the algorithm, you just popped in my feed. New sub, from Melbourne.
Haha yes it’s now in the hands of the RUclips gods! We still can’t understand it but fantastic you found us!
Dude! Your mom totally ROCKS! I saw way more of her doing things than anyone else! You better take her out for a fabulous Mother's Day celebration this year! (next year, whatever...). She's a true GEM, dude! Oh, and the boat looks great! (This was a bit confusing: how many laminations are on the hull? Looked like 2, maybe three, maybe 5?).
Thank you! We will remember to celebrate them!
I just watch you walk down your passage way to get to a through hole 😊 you must be proud it looked great
your vessel is looking wonderful. just started watching.
Thankyou! Glad you stumbled upon us and you enjoy the vids!
Wow that's amazing you are working so hard !
Thankyou!! We are giving it a good go! Haha
Wonderful build
Thank you! Happy you enjoy our project! Cheers
Dang, what a beautiful project. Subscribed!
Oh yes that’s what we like to hear!
I’m so proud of you guys!!!!!!!❤
Thanks Junn! Let us know when you want to come down and help haha
Beautiful build!
Thank you!
Amazing work! Keep it up! She will be stunning.
Yes we sure do hope so!
Clean build. Well done you two. Be proud....
Thanks, we often take a moment to marvel at how far we’ve come, which also comes with the reminder of how far to go!
Amazing work guys, your boat looks beautiful. Can't wait to see the upcoming episodes :-)
Oh thanks! Just started working on the next one. Hopefully they only get better!
Really beautiful work!
Thanks guys! Your a secret idols, we hope to sail and see what you two have!
Outstanding…thanks for sharing and keep up the good work..
Thanks, will do!
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I wondered whether the boat will be insured and the process for approval. Great effort!
Yes we hope so! It can be done with wooden boats but is not easy
Truely a work of art and Craftsmanship and craftsgirlship.
Haha appreciate the gender term! Thanks