Salt & Tar: Episode 64-Which Project Goes First?
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- With so many projects hanging how do you choose which one to work on? Motivation, materials, weather, and timing all play a huge part in that decision. We've gotten so many things done in the 4 months we've been hauled out. We also have still so many to do! In real-time we are relaunching tomorrow, November 21st! Our Patrons will get a little sneak peak video but the rest of you will have to wait ;) I'm really aiming once we are back in the water to transition to weekly videos as the mad rush on projects slow. Thank you so much for following along with our journey and well I guess I should get back to it!
Thanks for watching!
Ruthie
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Having sailed traditional wood sailboats a great deal of my life, when I first saw your hard chined boat with its huge cabin, I was skeptical that it would be a thing of beauty sailing the oceans. But you have made a believer out of me. You are creating a wonderful vessel. Your decisions and revisions toward that end are inspiring. Congratulations on creating a beautiful craft. I cannot wait to see her in full glory under her sails.
Everybody is born an original.....most people die as a copy. Fantabulous you 2. Soon salt and pepper in your galley. Reminds me of Emerald steel couple. Be safe.
Your boat is looking more and more beautiful with the completion of each project. I can’t wait to see you start rigging her. I know that’s a ways off and I’ll just have to wait. The two of you are an example of teamwork at its best. Keep up the great work and you will be putting videos together somewhere on the high seas. 💞
Don't think there's a thumbs up big enough for the support for awsome parents through something like this.
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You guys are an amazing team. Reminds me of my wife and I when we were a bit younger. Keep up the good work. Coming togther slowly (that's good) but surely. George & Debby
Sailboats, Toyota, Subaru and proper footwear! My kind of people!! Thanks for sharing your adventures 😊
Looking really good.
I bet Rediviva is looking forward to feeling the water beneath her keel again soon. Looking great guys!
Once again, you two are such a breath of fresh air, to see you work together and bring your efforts alive with beautiful results is heart warming, we do look forward to each episode.Be well and take care.
"Wood Butch to Boat Builder", Got to love it!! You Two have definitely graduated to the latter. Can't wait to see her in full sail...……...
One of the things I really love about these videos-- aside from Garrett's obvious mastery of woodworking (if he doesn't already know something, he can quickly figure it out), and Ruthie's enthusiasm for even the most mundane tasks (she's a trooper, she gets it done!)-- is all the absolutely fabulous, diverse and eclectic music through-out.
I truly enjoy that. All of it. And I know that's all Ruthie-- she gets to shine putting the vids together.
Loved Garrett's line about graduating from a "wood butcher to a boatbuilder". Great attitude! You guys are great! Love ya's...
I'm still absolutely blown slap-away by the stunning beauty of Garrett's bowsprit-- a bunch of boards randomly glued together was transformed into art. Functional art. Stunning.
I'm a retired old fart with back and neck problems, and I play with wood on my good days. I enjoy that. So, you know, vicarious enjoyment watching Garrett...
Your boat is finally becoming more than just a hull-- she's getting some beauty and definition (especially with the caprails and deck planking). Looking good!
Hang in there, guys-- the interior is a whole new beast to finally conquer after all this. You'll do it. The mast and the stays, etc. will just follow naturally, I think.
Rock on!
Thank you!!! 💕
Congratulations on your splash down today! Watching Ruth stepping on the round rungs of the ladder barefoot makes my soles hurt.
My feet hurt just watching Ruth navigate the runs without soles.
Love your Delos hat!!
Looks amazing - both of you should be very proud!
Nice SV Delos cap⛵
Your dedication to this project is inspiring. No easy feat to complete a boat that size from raw materials. I can't wait to see the final results!!
The boat keeps looking better and better , the feeling of a wood deck under bare feet . Garretts wood working skills in the boatyard sure impress me it can't be easy without a woodshop close by . Keep up the good work , can't wait to see the rig go up !
Boatbuilder's sweat is the magic ingredient, Miss! 😂
Are there additional scuppers to be added to the bulwarks later? Seems that in a heavy sea, the mass of water trapped by the bulwarks and awaiting the opportunity to drain out the slots at the bottom will be significant. It’s not the weight that concerns me, but the force that water sweeping along the deck can apply to the stanchions....I’d suggest doing some math or a checking a builder’s reference book for acceptable rule of thumb. If you already have, good work. The boat looks great!
Thanks Christian. There's about an inch gap along the full length of the bottom of the bulwarks plenty room for water shedding. Most boats only have three or so places for water to escape so we've got plenty of space
Looking good
Installing the caprails and deck planking really are bringing the boat alive. Nice to watch the "team" at work.
wow. REDIVIVA is looking so salty!
i'm not envious of many boats these days, but you are building one of the most beautiful sailboats on the water today! i can't wait to see it when you guys get here.
great work. as we say here, 'Animo!'
Life is sailing.
Your build has come so far in the past few years! Thanks for bringing us along on this journey :)
Wow! That deck planking is looking super nice!!
Ohhhh...Purple Heart... That will be pretty!
awesome teamwork!
Ruth looking as beautiful as ever and the boat is looking great. Way to go guys good luck 👍
I love the videos, you guys are great. Your a legend in your own right, but like the fact you represent Delos in the process. Can't wait to see it finished.
Look forward to your weekly videos.
Rock on, I watch delos too. Congratulations on boat you too have made it far
Te deck is looking fantastic. Will look great when finished
It’s awesome what you have accomplished
The bullworks are looks so good with the cap rail! Very Nice!
your boat is looking good
Top video making and boat building skills ! Congrats to you both !
When using epoxy as hole filler, you can stretch it with fine sawdust to make it cheaper, less visible and easier to sand.
Looking good! You two should be very proud! All of your hard work is coming together. Looking forward to the rigging!
Awesome craftsmanship guys,and great teamwork. 👌⛵⚓ Thanks and GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS😇🗽🎥
The deck, bulwarks, and caprails are looking great. Perseverance seems to be the key to boat projects. I know, Ive been 8 years into a project boat and it still has not seen water. Love the videos! Great job.
Love your soundtrack music choices, just perfect and a breath of fresh air! thanks for bringing to us..
Very cool. Made my morning seeing your progress.
You have the best trades assinant . Good to see the dog is helping as well .. He is as busy as mine !!!
Thanks for throwing in the date
You guys do such good work creating a boat that is a work of art.
Looks amazing. work of art.
Whoa!! DELOS TRIBER!!!! Represent!! good on ya for getting r done! keep plugging away!!
Thank You for the excellent work!
What luxury! You have a sauna under the aft deck. Great progress again.
do not lie the music and voice over AT ALL, what you guys are saying is far more important than tunes and narration from past episodes!
Have been watching your channel for three days. It is February 2021 and I keep thinking to myself hurry up 2020 is coming get the **ll out of dodge. You guys are awesome!
Fantastic, it’s looking great can’t Waite for the next video well done you two.
She is looking really good. It is starting to come together and you can see the end in sight. What do they say ? When your going through hell ... keep going. All the bits you do now make her look so much better.
Rocking the SV Delos hat I see. ;)
nice Hat!
I have built a few lap streak boats, when I needed to form the Juniper keel I soaked it several days in a rain gutter to soften the fibers and make the bend easier. It looks like dry fitting is truly what you are doing. I wonder if that species of wood would bend with less force when soaked?
She is really coming along nicely.
How appropriate “Come Fly with me” that is what I have to do now, the passengers have arrived.😁🛫
The Build just gets better and Better each Vlog Guys keep up the great Work and we are all looking forward to the next upload . :)
Decks looking awesome! Great edit.
Making progress! Nice.
Tis a season to be jolly :)
Love wooden boats and you both have come a long way since the Washington boat shed and the scantlings ;-) I just finished binge watching for two evenings now and subscribed of course :-) and she is looking fantastic kids!!!!!
Looking forward to your next installment and hope they can come more often this winter!!!!!
Looking forward to seeing her out on the Pacific one day soon...One day I will have to come out and visit you guys at the boatyard when I can get out to Napa again!!!! I love that area and it would be fun to meet you both and see "Rediviva" up close one day :-)
She's really taking shape know guys, really nice work ,well done .
Love your work.
Transom looks great man. The cap rails are the finishing touch. The cabin will look awesome with planking.
Best episode so far
Looking really good guys. Doing a great job, can't wait to see it sailings. Keep it up
Moving right along with the deck, bulwark and cap rail. I bet you going to catch a lot of flying fish with the bulwark. Hopefully the waves clear the deck quickly.
Nice video! The boat is looking awesome.
Wonderful job you two! I have one concern. I think your going to need to add a series of drain ports down each side close to the deck. You'll see what I mean the first time your deck is awash in bad weather. It's not going to run off as fast as it needs to and might even back flow into the cabin. And freezing conditions along with the limited run off drainage could even be a bigger problem. Just a thought. I'm sure there's others on here that can relate to such an experience depending on their boat. Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing.
Just me, but I'd round off those cap rails with a molding bit instead of an ordinary rounding bit. Would definitely add a 'custom' look. And, about the King Post, Brass cap? Dome top? Bollard posts on the sides? Can't wait to see some more custom finishing from you guys. A lot of sweat and tears get left out of these vids, we get to binge on the juicy bits and don't have to feel the pain, but, that's why most people watch, but don't play, hockey... P.S. Really nice work, from an old retired sailor...P.P.S. Probably too late to help, but 'Z' scarfs work much better. A bit harder to fashion, but you end up with no 'pointy' bits to worry about peeling or snagging...
I love the videos. You have great sound tracks.
Another great vid. Love you guys.
Woohoo!!! Exotic hardwood framing coming up soon. I'm so exited. Great vid, love you channel and I envy your temperatures, we are in the high 30ies.
A ,la basil ,great progress
Looking better and better. She'll be back in the wayer before you know it. Keep up the good work.
coming along nicely!
SV Delos the legends who started the sailing Vlogs following them for a few years now,Hope to get meet them someday
Love you guys
I fallow allot of sailing and building channels (that's what you do when you get to old to do it yourself anymore lol) and I must say; I'm more Impressed with little Ruthie's drive and work ethic than any other women on any other channel...Bar None!
Garret! If I were 40 years younger,as good looking,and as motivated as you are...we'd be competing for the affections of that young lady,oh yes we would.
Excited
I was wondering why you would make your rails out of solid wood, but now I realize it looks amazing, almost like a pirate ship. Seems like a much bigger boat now.
Keep up the good work, can’t wait to see it back on the water!
The loving support of parents I truly miss mine 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❣
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Swab lives the life of a general
Ruth the captain sometimes seen and perceived as the swab , great commentator and producer as well
Garrett the swab that makes it all happened with loving dedication the Beautiful craftsmanship and all that is beautiful with a wonderful sense of humor
Great soundtrack
Well done, Ruth and Garret.
-Have you thought of adding a couple of grip-bars to the top of the cabin?
-Will you smoothen the edges of the uprights holding the rail?
-Shouldn't the transom have a swing door so you can embark and disembark and gain access to the dingy?
Hand rails and such will come soon along with all our deck hardware. For now we step on the channels to get on board it's not too high. We'll probably have davits eventually to hoist the dinghy. She's coming together :) Big things first. Up next! Masts
R and G:
SO you will also add cable hand-rails to the top of the uprights? It would be a good idea since the side boards are so low - about knee-level??
-You can never have too many grip bars, and the two vertical bars to the left and right of the cabin door are also very common on many sailing vessels these days; it makes perfect sense as a holding bar when you step in or out of the cabin steps; is this in the pipeline?
-Will you consider making the hardware yourself, cut it and weld it and then have a pro galvanize and polish? Or cast it [get tips from SVSeeker video series in YT!:-) ]?
-Or you could build anchor points out of hardwood, insert a steel T into these to add sturdiness? So even if the wood were to break it would still hold the ropes?
-Have you made plans to have a water pump inside? I believe I asked before but never got an answer. This is a wooden vessel so there will be small leaks in the future and it is wise to be ready.
Great work guys. I hope you’ll be sailing with in a year
Looking good!
Found myself attempting to blow the sawdust away when G was drilling the edge of the transom bulwark planks. Absorbed much? Probably. Thanks again for this, shipmates. A bright spot in a sometimes grey winter world of rain over here in Cornwall. You should sail over, when Red. is finished, btw. See you here in Falmouth in 6 months, ok? =;-))
Just a hint for your windows router and cut the window patterns then on the inside put a hole layer of finnished ply and mark out the window smaller as t form the rebates to set the glass into on cflex
Theme for the day Sweat and Epoxy! New name lol! Keep up the great work!
Amazing how far behind these are than IG, still awesome
hi the boat is looking good.
Very nice choice of music, Ruth ! Please, get a kneeling pad, hitting a nail or screw will ruin a perfect day
and your knee joints forever. Been there. Good job boy and girl !
I don't know if you have had it surveyed yet for insurance purposes but you may want to look into that. A friend of mine bought a boat and it turns out the lines were wrong for the hull and he could not sell it or get it insured. I only say this because you are new to boat building and you don't need any major mistakes to ruin your project. Looking good from what I see.
It might be a little late for that. :)
We looked into insurance for future marinas sake but it's hard to find anyone who wants to work with wooden boats even a brand new one! That's ok we prefer the vagabond way of life. Self sufficient on our own gear. Garrett jests that our anchor gear is our insurance haha the cost is also way high and the likelyhood that any surveyor would know what they're looking at is low since Redivivas a bit out of time. Most deal with only fiberglass production boats these days
Lookin good yall!
5 year's how do you guys stay motivated !!!!!
16:39 Nice aft. lol
that is really tight grained cap rail. But you should see what really tight grained D fir looks like, it's twice as tight grained and has a completely different coloration, smell, everything. When old growth D fir was all there was it lasted as long as shingles and shakes as redwood and cedar. And it was twice as strong. Everything that you can buy today as a commodity is crap compared to what was available 40-50 years ago.
This boat is going to need a lot of maintenance overs the years.
Oh we wish we lived in those days. Yes hard to find today but craigslist and reclaim yards which is where we get a lot of our material, it's out there! Home depot scores help too when we don't need such a high grade a wood for some projects. Our topside planking though...oh what a beautiful find!!!
Oh ya , 2:43 a.m. my time in Canada, bing goes my YT Notification Bell, reach over to my tablet, oh ya S & T video time, gotta watch it now, I will sleepin' in the morning, priorities, 👍👌❤🇨🇦
Really well done video this week. I mean, they’re always good but this one had a little something extra. Can’t put my finger on it but I loved it. The progress is so exciting. Keep it up. ☮️
I love the wooden bulwarks but when you look out of your portholes are you not going to be looking at a wall of wooden planking ?