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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- This week we're madly getting dozens of projects done as we're running out of time!
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I'd like to see an "Andrea's Choice Beverage" of the week segment. Maybe that's a PSL, maybe that's a nice chianti, maybe that's straight vodka? Inquiring minds want to know! I always appreciate the tips and tricks regarding grain orientation and cupping, etc. Thanks for all your hard work in the rush of shoulder season. Cheers from Whitehorse!
Hi Chris, Andrea here:) I love your new segment idea. I do like a good Chianti, but my drink of choice is usually prosecco or a white wine. I hope you and yours a keeping safe and warm up there!
What, no 1080p HD today?
Well, Il just have to enjoy it just the same 🤓
I checked my settings too.
Sorry about that Bob! My video editing software updated automatically and reset my output resolution. By the time I noticed, a new upload seems pointless. It won't happen again. Thanks for sticking with us!
@@TravelsWithGeordie Norries Peter, I just thought my eye sight had suddenly gotten a lot worse and thought I might need to visit the eye doctor was all.
All kidding aside, I truthfully think we are all spoiled by your great production of camera work, attention to detain with your wood working skills and of course your subtle humor.
Warm Galley's and Tight Garboards !
Thanks so much for the kind words Bob! I’m glad your eyes are okay.
No problems here watching you rejuvenate Poem. Thanks for another great video.
You're very welcome, thanks for the kind words! Poem is a great joy to rejuvenate.
I noticed the old Johnson in the background...any chance that will get rejuvenated? Whats the details of the engine? Looks like what, a 10 hp? maybe 15? Love that vintage of Johnsons.
I have a 1957 Johnson 7.5 HP same color as the one in the video. Still runs great.
Its actually a 1956, 17HP and it goes with a pretty little 16ft Peterborough cedar runabout. And yes, the motor and boat will be rejuvenated this winter!
Great entertainment Peter, and fantastic work as always.
Thanks so much as always Dusty!
running out of time, hey! let's prioritize a shelf! huh? whatever rejuvenates ya, I suppose....
Well Steve, while Poem is in the shed, i also have to prioritize project I wont be able to do downtown. Not to mention keeping Andrea happy in that tiny galley is time well spent.
After working on the boat, a chilled, IPA is a rejuvenating experience.
Isn't it Jamie! I'll consider myself well rejuvenated...cheers!
Poem is absolutely adorable. Great video!
Thanks Nikolas! It is indeed a lovely boat. We are very happy to call her home this winter while we work on MV Geordie.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for the epoxy paint you put on Geordie. Keep a tarp handy. Nice shelf!
Thanks Ric! It's really good stuff. And couple more coats will pretty much ensure waterproof. But, yes, I have a tarp at hand.
Peter, I look forward to all your projects and cruising. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you John! It's wonderful to know that the show is appreciated.
A little sun, a cool breeze is all I need to be rejuvenated!
Gosh Edward, that sounds just lovely!
Poor Geordie is gonna get wet.😢😢😢. Is there any chance of getting her/him a shrink wrap tent for the winter?
agreed . even a harbor freight tarp would be better than nothing if shrink wrap is out of the question
Thanks for thinking about Geordie Petter. I am very sure she will be nice and dry. And if not, i do have a big tarp.
Hi Peter. Epifanes is Greek for ‘surface’ … επιφάνειες. ;) Cheers Ray (UK)
Very nice shelf!
Thank you! It about doubled the work surface in the galley.
A new video always rejuvenates your fans.
Thanks Don! I'd like to think so. Thanks for watching.
That little shelf made one heck of a difference Peter, with your cabinets, the brass bar inlay should make it pop.
Thanks Fon! I do love adding nice elements to Poem's galley. Andrea's been such a great sport. Anything I can to do make it more manageable.
Have to love the magic in grabbing random round objects with different diameters 😁
It always seems so much simpler than messing with a compass!
Glad to have rejuvenated your tool crib some ... never enough tools.
I think you willj also find that Le Tonkinois will rejuvenate your wood really nicely. I've been using it for years now, after finding out about it from the boat shop at the Dolphin Club in SF where it is the finish of choice for the old old old Whitehall rowing boats.
Almost quit the video before the teaser at the end ... 5200 ... (*&*(^&)%*&%*_ ... I spent hours of time this month removing two fixed ports from my sailboat. They had been bedded with 5200. Each fixed "dead" port took over five hours to remove because of that stuff!
Thanks again Robert! It was a great surprise.
Yes - I think there should be a t-shirt that says 'just say no to 5200'. I am glad you were victorious with your port lights!
Still puzzled as to why steel fastenings were used in these wonderfull old wooden boats? Was it cost? Or maybe marine grade fasteners weren’t available at the time. Was it a 1950 or earlier build?
To be fair John, more of the fasteners in Poem- built 1938, were originally galvanized iron. But over time, the zinc disappears and then we are left with, well, you know...
The teak decking on my 1965 wooden boat was installed with boat nails. Just another data point.
Well that's good to hear! I can certainly imagine why 30 years earlier they used boat nails on Poem.
A great thing about old wood boats is they just smile when they get rejuvenated!!
Nice work!
Patrick - that's so true. I just love when the boat gets lovely new stain or varnish.
hi peter, will you be going to the wooden boat show in port townsend, wa?
Hi Brian! The festival was in early Sept, and yes, we were there with MV Zephyrus.
To be rejuvenated is great but I have to comment on the free hand router work. Your skills let you get away with it but some of your viewers may not be so skilled. One hand on the router and one on the work will probably not work well for most.
Fair enough David. I do sometimes forget that I carry some responsibility. I'll have to remember to announce to 'not try this at home'.
La-Tonken-wa Life’s too short to use anything else
I am really glad to hear you say that! I have high hopes.
Thanks for yet another fantastic video. Entertaining and instructive, a real treat.
Thanks as always Peter! We really appreciate your kind words.
What do you do for 120v power for your tools when your boat is on a mooring ball?
Ah! Geordie sports 8 deep cycle batteries and a nice 2000 watt inverter. Lots of AC to go around.
How do those deep cycle batteries get recharged?
I'm glad to see your boats are being rejuvenated. I'm hoping to see more GEORDIE content and rejuvenation. Im hooked on how the upper deck will look. POEM is looking good 👍🏻
Thanks Sam! You can be sure there is lots of Geordie content coming as soon as we are back in Victoria, I will be working aboard Geordie!
Watching you make your templet reminded me of when I was a kid and used loose change, bottle and jar caps, etc... for fillets, radiuses, wheels, etc... ;-D
Years later, my dad gave me $20.0 to buy I believe a T-square, but I also got a circle guide (bye caps and coins), some triangles and other drafting tools.
When my dad asked for the change back, at first was upset I spent so much, but I believe he saw I needed them and left me alone to draw things.
Heh, isn't it true Tairn! We are always certain to have a wide variety of radii on hand.
who would have known boats don't like water 😀
Would an epoxy varnish fix all your woes? Thin coat to soak in and then a couple of coats of epoxy varnish. Never used it but I would imagine it would be less susceptible to UV damage , harder wearing, and longer lasting than normal varnishes
Thanks for the thought. I must say, I'm weary of epoxy varnishes like All Grip. I wonder what repairability is like.
Peter, I greatly admire your work..watching you freehand on the tablesaw with small parts is so dangerous. I’ve been a woodworker 50 years. Not good brother.
Fair enough Rob. I'll have to remember to say 'don't try this at home kids.'
Our time at Genoa Bay left us feeling rejuvenated and we had a smoothe water to cross over to Roche Harbor and check-in to the USA. Nice to meet you.
And you as well Darrin! Glad you had smooth passage.
Whats with the video quality?
Its unwatchable.
Good enough for me. I am not easily triggered by video quality.
Seriously? Maybe it’s your bandwidth…. Or you’re trying watch it on. 100” flatscreen? Either way, stop whining ❄️, or start your own channel so we can critique it for NO particularly good reason ….. did someone turd 💩 in your cornflakes this morning?
It's watchable for me. Lower definition than usual but not unwatchable, unless you're fussy.
Sorry about that! My video editing software updated automatically and reset my output resolution. By the time I noticed, a new upload seems pointless. It won't happen again. Hope you enjoy next week's episode it full HD.
your back......... happy days
Thanks Phil! It's great to be back.
great video today . nice to see work getting done on the boats . ever think of having a get together with Leo ? would be interesting to have walk-arounds of your boats sharing wood boat experiences ... can't help but think it boosting interest on both channels . c'mon , car guys do it all the time ~ cheers
Thanks for the suggestion! Wouldn't that be great!
When I was younger I emulated Norm, now it seems you are a worthy successor. 🇺🇸🇱🇹
Aww! Thanks Joe. That's about the highest praise possible.
Lovely job Peter 👏 I'm very impressed with your work 👏 😀 👍 🙌 👌 hopefully the weather holds out for that second coat of easypoxy
Someday...when you are bored, make a whole episode of putting the first coat of oil on wood. Mahogany, teak, or oak. I really miss my projects but can enjoy through yours.
Peter, I can't believe you still had that beer a month later...mine was gone next day. I'm sorry I had to catch the flood home and we couldn't raise a glass together, but there's next year. And perhaps a chance next time I'm by the Inner Harbour, and we might be able to bring something Andrea will like. cheers from Waxwing's crew
I was thinking while watching today’s show that your presentation came across as being rejuvenated. I love it, love it, love it when you begin each episode with the traditional opening. I watch each episode along with the loving memory of my pup Cole. Cheers!!
I've been using Tonkinois (a.k.a. Tonk) for many years now, and I love it. Of course no varnish product to perfect, and the more forgiving it is to apply the worse the final outcomes tends to be. I have found Tonkinois hits just the right balance - allowing it to be less than a total pain in the ass to use while still providing (usually) excellent results! One of the things I value most about Tonk is that when it eventually fails, as all varnishes and paints will do, it doesn't let go and flake off. In fact you can apply new Tonk right over the old stuff if you want after a light scuff and while with a tack cloth.
Thanks for another great episode Peter!
Thanks Glen! I appreciate it.
I'm currently in the USA for a vacation and 'm feeling quite rejuvenated
Enjoy your time off Graeme! Thanks for checking in while traveling.
@@TravelsWithGeordie Peter I wouldn't miss it for the world! Thanks for commenting back!!
My how time goes by, sigh!
Gosh, doesn't it! Thanks for watching.
at 21:41 you have a cute little awl in your hand. where did you get it??
Peter, you shine like the, "NORTH STAR" on these repairs/redo's...thxs for sharing
Golly Tom! I’m blushing. Thanks so very much.
Back on track. 👍
You have the skills of a dentist digging out the foredeck fasteners.
Thanks John! I guess I’ve had to dig out so many similar problems over the years.