the shipbuilding is something else, the size of the timbers is mind-blowing, it is an amazing feat now imagine doing it 200 years back with no power tools, every hole drilled by hand with a brace and bit, everything hand sawn, timbers 4 foot thick and curved all hand sawn and all matching up and locating into place, truly amazing people back then (and now) but without power, wow,
as a retired Millwright, Industrial Electrician, Pipe fitter, Carpenter, Glazier, Gun Smith and Teamster "THIS IS!" machine porn for me! I Love Watching, Participating, or Doing this stuff!! My kids all went to collage and are very hard working! but still no "Adult Life" or family in mid late 20's I had my first house in orng Co CA! at 22 with a resession! never missed a day of work, next two jobs where Waiting On Me, THANK YOU LORD! But? I chased the Challange, not the Bucks. just did some machine controls today for free, I love it to much! So Happy to see the Trades and Crafts Men are NOT Lost Just Yet! have a bunch of surplus Teak, Cherry, Ash and Walnut Waiting for Just the Right Idea for the Sacrifices in a project for the house.
Interesting comment with no less than 7 mistakes, plus the idiotic suggestion that anybody could walk 'through' a deck. My compliments on your education. You must be an american.
@@dominicchaize1112 Dude, no one cares about your life, just enjoy the video and live your life, don't go on the internet complaining about the way others write or think that you will live a long and happy life like this
French frigate "Hermione" became famous when she ferried General La Fayette to the United States in 1780 in support of the American Revolutionary War. In April 2015, the new "Hermione" started her return voyage to the United States. Hermione’s itinerary is meant to reaffirm the ancient relationship between the United States and France.
IMAGINE THAT PETER THE GREAT SET OUT ON A JOURNEY TO HOLLAND FROM RUSSIA IN ORDER TO LEARN HOW TO MAKE THESE TYPES OF SHIPS. SO HE COULD RETURN TO RUSSIA AND MAKE SHIPS FOR THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
really intersting, but since when was a power router "traditional techniques"? The shot and the voiceover were so close to eachother that it really jarred
En 1790 se necesitaba 1 año y 1000 trabajadores con el presupuesto Real. Ahora 10 trabajadores han construido el Hermione en 15 años con pocas herramientas modernas y poco dinero.
Then we reach the highest cost detail furniture where money is NO OBJECT while the world is becoming overwhelmed with scarcity and overpriced commodities. Chemicals and non recyclables some lasting centuries and more. People unable to even have a solid useful clean mud hut. While others are living in several 30,000 sf or larger mansions. Even high schools are pretentious and costing over 1/2 billion.
What wood are you working and are you building the frigate of veneer, I stopped watching before the end as I could not see the link between the title and the video.
It's annoying to see videos like this. If you're going to document the building of a ship like this, please don't use text to speech translation. It completely removes any soul that goes into building things like this.
Hello there Mr Robot voice my old friend. It's sad that your masters don't think that the viewers are important enough to have a human tell the story. I'm sorry but your generated noises really grate on the nerves.
While many were taken as prize, Hermione was not. The frigate did fight the RN during the Action of 21 July 1781, during which Hermione and Astree attacked 6 RN ships and sloops. The French prevailed causing a frigate and a sloop to strike colors while driving off the rest of the convoy. Hermione's final fate was during a convoy duty while France was fighting itself. She was grounded and wrecked in 1793.
Nice images, but why the haphazard choices and the totally random facts throwing in the voice over? Unbelievably uncomfortable to watch. "Crap TV" would be the better name for this
“Particle Board”. I don’t care what you want to call it, label it as, or cover it in. I have no use for particle board nor do I have any love for such a worthless man-made product. I hate and refuse to have anything to do with anything made from or made out of Particle Board. To me it is not even useful for throwing on a bonfire to be destroyed. Even then as it burns it produces hazardous toxic fumes from the man-made chemicals used in its production. Basically Particle Board is nothing more than leftover sawdust glued together with non-waterproof glue and plastic resin then heat treated in kilns to dry. It has no strength bearing qualities and is very fragile and subjected to easy breakage if bumped ,twisted, strained, or hammered etc.. It is very easily destroyed if subjected to moisture or if it gets wet. When subjected to moisture or if it gets wet it just crumbles and falls apart into soggy wet sawdust particles impregnated with glue and resin. Not to mention that it is heavier, aand everything made from it is heavier than things made from plywood of which even lasts longer and does not crumble and/or fall apart if it gets wet. How do I know? Years of experience in trying to use that worthless man-made junk as furniture (both store-bought and home-made), or in other woodworking projects. I'll take plywood any day of the week over that worthless/useless Particle Board. But that's my opinion from years of experience. Now do what you want to do. It's your decision and your money to waste, not mine. I'll even let you find out the hard way if I was correct or not.
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the shipbuilding is something else, the size of the timbers is mind-blowing, it is an amazing feat now imagine doing it 200 years back with no power tools, every hole drilled by hand with a brace and bit, everything hand sawn, timbers 4 foot thick and curved all hand sawn and all matching up and locating into place, truly amazing people back then (and now) but without power, wow,
Imagine building such a ship without any power tools....
as a retired Millwright, Industrial Electrician, Pipe fitter, Carpenter, Glazier, Gun Smith and Teamster "THIS IS!" machine porn for me! I Love Watching, Participating, or Doing this stuff!! My kids all went to collage and are very hard working! but still no "Adult Life" or family in mid late 20's I had my first house in orng Co CA! at 22 with a resession! never missed a day of work, next two jobs where Waiting On Me, THANK YOU LORD! But? I chased the Challange, not the Bucks.
just did some machine controls today for free, I love it to much!
So Happy to see the Trades and Crafts Men are NOT Lost Just Yet!
have a bunch of surplus Teak, Cherry, Ash and Walnut Waiting for Just the Right Idea for the Sacrifices in a project for the house.
a little humility ... and why can't we just enjoy the vid ... for what it is without 'jerks' with oversized ego 's ...
It'S PORN! For Me!@@georgeway2092
Don't wait to long with that wood.
i love the way the captain walk throu the deck and check everythin goes as planed
Interesting comment with no less than 7 mistakes, plus the idiotic suggestion that anybody could walk 'through' a deck. My compliments on your education. You must be an american.
@@dominicchaize1112 Dude, no one cares about your life, just enjoy the video and live your life, don't go on the internet complaining about the way others write or think that you will live a long and happy life like this
Well, if you want to write like a 1st grader, be my guest. @@benjaminrivera2166
got to love AI scripts and AI voice = what is the difference between a bow (as in bow-tie) and bow (as in a ship's bow)?
Yes. That and who puts together these random not quite complete videos?
I now understand why plywood is so darned expensive. It's a huge process to produce sheets of plywood.
French frigate "Hermione" became famous when she ferried General La Fayette to the United States in 1780 in support of the American Revolutionary War. In April 2015, the new "Hermione" started her return voyage to the United States. Hermione’s itinerary is meant to reaffirm the ancient relationship between the United States and France.
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4:53 do you ever get splinters?
IMAGINE THAT PETER THE GREAT SET OUT ON A JOURNEY TO HOLLAND FROM RUSSIA IN ORDER TO LEARN HOW TO MAKE THESE TYPES OF SHIPS. SO HE COULD RETURN TO RUSSIA AND MAKE SHIPS FOR THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
Awesome video Great work !
Why am I watching a frickin plywood manufacturing process whe expecting a boat building documentary? wtf
exactly.
Great stuff!!
Thank you 🙏 for great 👍 past designed ☝️ship 🏆🚢👏👏👏👍🎥 so present time is alive from the past 😎
Absolutely brilliant video. Thank you so much.
Maybe I missed it... but... what is that? Where is it located?
Very efficient saw mill. I thought I was going to see how the "Hermione" was built.
Me too.
This French ship has been sailing for at least a year
I think the measurements in the ply mill are off somewhat. 1/8 of an inch? 15 inches???
More furniture factory than ship building.
really intersting, but since when was a power router "traditional techniques"? The shot and the voiceover were so close to eachother that it really jarred
That particular router model was invented by the French in the early 1700s and with electricity, kept secret by the French for 200 years.
10 años fabricando una fragata con toda la tecnología de hoy??? Como lo hacian los antiguos de antes????
En 1790 se necesitaba 1 año y 1000 trabajadores con el presupuesto Real. Ahora 10 trabajadores han construido el Hermione en 15 años con pocas herramientas modernas y poco dinero.
What are you using to generate the voice?
Sewage water
So what about the building of the ship, they certainly didn't use plywood in those days
Le contreplaqué c'est très ancien les soldats romains fabriquer leurs boucliers comme sa
This docu is about flywood
Feet Fahrenheit... 😢😢 It would be more respectful, precise and intelligible with Metre and Celsius 🎉
Then we reach the highest cost detail furniture where money is NO OBJECT while the world is becoming overwhelmed with scarcity and overpriced commodities. Chemicals and non recyclables some lasting centuries and more. People unable to even have a solid useful clean mud hut. While others are living in several 30,000 sf or larger mansions. Even high schools are pretentious and costing over 1/2 billion.
So……. What is your point?
What wood are you working and are you building the frigate of veneer, I stopped watching before the end as I could not see the link between the title and the video.
The French ship is after the Canadian plywood and before the Turkish luxury furniture and Polish Ikea.
You never say where the wood comes from and if you use a substantial resources ???
Why would a country that uses the metric system cut eight foot logs?
15 years? Really!
Those people at the end should be wearing protective respirator! (Melamine causes birth defects!)
သစ်သားဖရီးဂိတ် ဇိမ်ခံသစ်သား ပရိဘောဂ
2014? we have now 2023....
Fome el vídeo llevo 10 mi viendo una fábrica de madera contrachapadal los francés no hacían los Barcos asi.
What nonsense! The AI voiceover brags about attention to detail while the video shows stacks of furniture parts.
It's annoying to see videos like this. If you're going to document the building of a ship like this, please don't use text to speech translation. It completely removes any soul that goes into building things like this.
If you dislike, dont see this video..😂
@@opowae8713 I did dislike. Do not recommend. Don't post rubbish in the first place.
Absolutely incredible s0 impressive to see.the the skeleton of ships 😊years ago
@opowae8713 How can anyone dislike the video if they don’t first see it?
It’s AI.
почему пакля не смолена!
Dudes in powdered wigs seems unnecessary if not ridiculous 😮
AT 21:40 haha its a robot
The same sawmill noise in the background on a 10 second or so loop, makes this otherwise OK video absolutely unbearable.
Hello there Mr Robot voice my old friend. It's sad that your masters don't think that the viewers are important enough to have a human tell the story.
I'm sorry but your generated noises really grate on the nerves.
Miksi kaiverrukset tehdään vieläkin käsityönä, jos roboteillakin voisi sen tehdä?
Considering tradition, will the frigate become part of the British Royal Navy?
@@pegamini7582 In the days of sail many British warships were captured from the French. 8 at Trafalgar alone.
While many were taken as prize, Hermione was not. The frigate did fight the RN during the Action of 21 July 1781, during which Hermione and Astree attacked 6 RN ships and sloops. The French prevailed causing a frigate and a sloop to strike colors while driving off the rest of the convoy.
Hermione's final fate was during a convoy duty while France was fighting itself. She was grounded and wrecked in 1793.
British, French and Spaniards built hundreds of these in late 1700s and early 1800s without power tools and in less time it took to this crew
Nice images, but why the haphazard choices and the totally random facts throwing in the voice over? Unbelievably uncomfortable to watch. "Crap TV" would be the better name for this
sweet.... more slave ships
French grand crapola
You can make an important ship but can not pay a proper human to document it. It made things much more annoying.
All Le Hermione needs is to be sunk or captured by the British
Compleat clickbait, always dislike them
This is one of the lowest quality videos I've ever seen.
thumbs down for narration
Chi abonne 😞😞😞
Lol. . . . . "Skilled Craftsmen" . . . . . queue robots.
“Particle Board”. I don’t care what you want to call it, label it as, or cover it in. I have no use for particle board nor do I have any love for such a worthless man-made product. I hate and refuse to have anything to do with anything made from or made out of Particle Board. To me it is not even useful for throwing on a bonfire to be destroyed. Even then as it burns it produces hazardous toxic fumes from the man-made chemicals used in its production. Basically Particle Board is nothing more than leftover sawdust glued together with non-waterproof glue and plastic resin then heat treated in kilns to dry. It has no strength bearing qualities and is very fragile and subjected to easy breakage if bumped ,twisted, strained, or hammered etc.. It is very easily destroyed if subjected to moisture or if it gets wet. When subjected to moisture or if it gets wet it just crumbles and falls apart into soggy wet sawdust particles impregnated with glue and resin. Not to mention that it is heavier, aand everything made from it is heavier than things made from plywood of which even lasts longer and does not crumble and/or fall apart if it gets wet. How do I know? Years of experience in trying to use that worthless man-made junk as furniture (both store-bought and home-made), or in other woodworking projects. I'll take plywood any day of the week over that worthless/useless Particle Board. But that's my opinion from years of experience. Now do what you want to do. It's your decision and your money to waste, not mine. I'll even let you find out the hard way if I was correct or not.
Really poor writing....
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