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    EPISODE 158
    In this episode we install a lot of exciting and shiny new equipment into Tally Ho’s supersonic engine room. We also install the cockpit footwell, which encloses the engine room and also means we can actually sit in the cockpit! In other news, Zeal sands the deck, revealing the beautiful sharp seams between the Yellow Cedar and Teak deck planks.
    Batten down the pod bay hatches, Hal.
    (rebuilding Tally Ho ep158)
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    (EP158)

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  • @fearandloathing42
    @fearandloathing42 Год назад +236

    My Saturday is now complete.

    • @1320fastback
      @1320fastback Год назад +6

      Motocross and Tally Ho kinda day!

    • @Phantomthecat
      @Phantomthecat Год назад +4

      For me it’s the start to my Sunday that I love. 👍

    • @gp89312
      @gp89312 Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @petermoller8337
      @petermoller8337 Год назад +5

      Sunday down under😊🇦🇺👍

    • @jamesinc87
      @jamesinc87 Год назад +2

      ​@@petermoller8337it's the best thing about Sunday morning

  • @dncamp90
    @dncamp90 Год назад +274

    I have been a woodworker for 50 years and I have never seen a project with finer joinery than this vessel!! The closer you get to the completion the more it shines !!! You should be very proud !! I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the and then to see her in the water and under sail!! Thanks for taking me along for the ride!

    • @11THEFEZMAN11
      @11THEFEZMAN11 Год назад +6

      Watching these folks work has made me a better wood worker

    • @johnstephenson6726
      @johnstephenson6726 Год назад +5

      Here, here. As a wood worker for 50 and a collector of vintage tools... It's good to see the traditional tools being use where they are still better than modern alternatives.

    • @modelenginerding6996
      @modelenginerding6996 Год назад +3

      I like too how confident they are with their processes. As if they did the same thing every day yet every day is different. Nick drilling the hole in the aft and routing it was pretty cool.

    • @amunderdog
      @amunderdog Год назад +6

      @@modelenginerding6996 Planning. Preparation, Quality materials, Experienced Craftsmen, Clever editing = A pleasant flow of documentation.😀

  • @martynbuzzing3327
    @martynbuzzing3327 Год назад +736

    Hats off to Zeal. A brain numbing job but what a finish. The deck looks amazing 👏

    • @nrml76
      @nrml76 Год назад +46

      Zeal is an absolute beast. Insanely skilled and extraordinarily hard working. A fantastic guy to have on your team.

    • @EnginAtik
      @EnginAtik Год назад +9

      @@nrml76 A lot of elbow grease and it looks stunning!

    • @petert3355
      @petert3355 Год назад +16

      The reward for his hard work, although maybe he did not think it so, was that he is the first one to see just how beautiful that deck is.

    • @trep53
      @trep53 Год назад +9

      That deck sanding job is unbelievably good. WOW!

    • @ewetoo
      @ewetoo Год назад +11

      His poor knees.

  • @michaelhockus8208
    @michaelhockus8208 Год назад +101

    This is a landmark video on RUclips. Hall of Fame. Unbelievable. Still the best show on RUclips. Thank you so much Leo and team

  • @bigdavegooner
    @bigdavegooner Год назад +568

    Still can't get over the fact we've been able to watch Leo rebuild Tally Ho for 5 years now.

    • @oleran4569
      @oleran4569 Год назад +24

      About 2 years about 3 times.

    • @Salmon_Rush_Die
      @Salmon_Rush_Die Год назад +35

      And to think he started it all by himself with the intent of doing it all by himself!

    • @crankyoldguy2
      @crankyoldguy2 Год назад +17

      Remember: we've got two years to go!

    • @maaltagabriel
      @maaltagabriel Год назад +14

      It absolutely boggles me that I've been seeing this since the first uploads. Time does fly, wow

    • @stevenfogerty2110
      @stevenfogerty2110 Год назад +5

      Yeah, same. What a great guy.

  • @peterrichardson1270
    @peterrichardson1270 Год назад +136

    I first got hooked on these videos about four years ago, when I chanced upon an episode in which Leo was working alone, wrestling huge components (the old windlass and enormous framing timbers, from memory) around. The task he’d set himself seemed almost impossible, but his spirit and determination shone through and I became a committed viewer, admiring all the boatbuilding knowledge ans skill of Leo and those who’ve worked with him along the way, but really more so for the quality of the human interactions. Leo’s ability to entrust critical tasks to others, on a project that he has invested so much of himself in, is humbling, and the project is clearly life-affirming for all those involved- the whistling heard off camera in this episode is a clue to the workplace atmosphere. There have clearly been personal challenges along the way, and the strain has shown at times, but those challenges seem to have been met with respect for others and a unwavering sense of purpose. The boat will be - already is - a triumph, but the lived experience seems to me to be an even greater achievement. Well done Leo and all who’ve worked with you!

    • @amunderdog
      @amunderdog Год назад +3

      I recall it nearly broke him. The more he dug into it the more he found lacking. As you pointed out. Eventually with enough financial support and many helpful talented people. He was able to bring the boat back to; She was a very fine luxury yacht, then and now.

  • @zopEnglandzip
    @zopEnglandzip Год назад +502

    Deck looks stunning, bravo.
    Absolute bumper episode, so many jobs big and small.

    • @zedehzedeh
      @zedehzedeh Год назад +8

      WOW! It is the most beautyful deck ever ....

    • @railroad9000
      @railroad9000 Год назад +5

      The deck is beautiful!
      You have excellent craftsmen and women working on this project!

    • @jonathanlodge4117
      @jonathanlodge4117 Год назад

      @@zedehzedeh no - there are many decks at least as gorgeous as this - if not they would not have found a specialist deck sealing compound!

  • @claudehopper9813
    @claudehopper9813 Год назад +36

    Years ago i noticed a large wooden sailboat hull rotting away in a marina yard in southern Oregon state . I thought now there's a grand old hull that could tell stories . Imagine my amazement when Leo and the whole glorious Tally Ho project began and it turned out to be the same boat . What a great story , Leo you are an amazing guy . Long live Tally Ho !

  • @sionhughes5543
    @sionhughes5543 Год назад +115

    THE best project on youtube by a country mile . Pure craftsmanship, intelligent problem management and above all consistency of drive and vision. When Tally Ho is back in Bristol I cant wait to go and see her . Tens of thousands of people view theses episode updates as the highlight of all youtube viewing . When she is finally launched it will be a bitter sweet moment as thousands of viewers like myself will miss seeing these fabulous build episodes. Leo both the United States and the United Kingdom have every right to register you and that beautiful boat as national treasures.

    • @leschortos9196
      @leschortos9196 Год назад +3

      Maybe we'll get ⛵ adventures instead.

    • @tonygrimes13
      @tonygrimes13 Год назад

      @@leschortos9196 That's the plan as stated in previous videos.

  • @peterburns007
    @peterburns007 Год назад +69

    Hi Leo, We had the identical heater on our Beneteau 50' which we lived aboard for 10 years. After spending two years in the Caribbean we headed for northern latitudes spending the next 8 years along the British Columbia coast. The heater worked terrifically. We also heated our water with it passing the water lines through our water heating tank which was also heated with shore power and engine coolant. We were never without hot water. In northern climes our boat suffered with condensation which you will not experience due to the wood hull and massive wood construction. There is absolutely no doubt that a wooden boat is the very best liveaboard solution in northern reaches. Just one note of caution on the heater. When you stock your spares ( impellers, filters etc.) be sure to get a spare circuit board from ITR for the heating control unit. If anything will go wrong with the heater it will probably be a burned out diode or circuit on that board. Having a spare board will save you a ton of time and work. ( something I wished I had done) And one last thing, which I have mentioned in the past but will once again underline, ......The convenience, safety and flexibility (not to mention enjoyment) of your cruising will be elevated to a higher level if you use a RIB as a tender. Get big tubes, Aluminium hull and a twenty horse Yamaha. One day somewhere in an anchorage you are going to remember this advice and wish you had taken it. Mark my words. Cheers .....Peter

    • @Nphen
      @Nphen Год назад +3

      Did you see the episode dedicated to the tender for Tally Ho? If you did and still suggest a RIB I'm guessing you think Leo might want a motorized tender instead of just rowing or sailing with his nice split boat but he's committed to the wood!

    • @daisy9910
      @daisy9910 Год назад +6

      @@Nphen Leo mentioned that he'll also have an inflatable.

  • @Runningr0se
    @Runningr0se Год назад +150

    I remember feeling a bit sad and uncertain when you were pretty much forced to move from your first workshop. But what a blessing it has been to have this amazing space and to be close to all these amazing craftspeople. Port Townsend is a special place.

    • @Trebuchet48
      @Trebuchet48 Год назад +5

      It's a very special place. That's why we live here.

    • @daneboyd952
      @daneboyd952 Год назад +5

      I 100% agree.

    • @billbligh4547
      @billbligh4547 Год назад +24

      Have to agree, though I do miss Pancho roaming the decks.

    • @moosifer3321
      @moosifer3321 Год назад +10

      Maybe the UN-Neighbourly Neighbours actually did the Project a favour in the long run? Kudos to Port Townsend!

  • @karonugma
    @karonugma Год назад +66

    This is not just a yacht, it's a piece of well- crafted piece of art.

  • @Mezig34976
    @Mezig34976 Год назад +76

    At this level, it's not craftsmanship, it's art!!
    Congratulation!

  • @fredmoult583
    @fredmoult583 Год назад +83

    Leo is orchestrating the creation of a masterpiece in Tally Ho. This blending of a traditional build with contemporary systems by volunteers and craftsmen, so well executed, is “butterflies in the stomach” good stuff. Everything about Tally Ho feels right and will no doubt give the skipper confidence to tackle all that lays ahead. Thanks for producing such a top notch and entertaining documentary, and to the whole crew for bringing Tally Ho back to life and keeping the craft of wooden boat building alive. Cheers from Aus.

    • @Chr.U.Cas1622
      @Chr.U.Cas1622 Год назад +2

      Dear fredmoult583
      👍👌👏 Very well said, Sir, very well indeed! I wanted to comment similar but fortunately you already did all the writing work. Very often the quality of the work and videos brings tears of joy to my eyes. The great DIY adds tears of laughter of course. 😁 ;-)
      Best regards, luck and health in particular.

    • @fredmoult583
      @fredmoult583 Год назад +5

      @@Chr.U.Cas1622 Don’t let me hold you back! I rarely comment (apart from thumbs ups) on YT because it’s generally already been said, but this channel is the ducks nuts. Even my wife asks how’s Leo’s going after ever episode. She’s waiting for the finished interior tour haha. Cheers - Fred

    • @Chr.U.Cas1622
      @Chr.U.Cas1622 Год назад +3

      @@fredmoult583
      I do a ton of commenting. Nearly always positive and relatively long comments. I earned very, very many hearts and replies. But it's somehow difficult for me to comment on this channel. Just because of the fact that everything is always so incredibly fantastic. Usually I start to write, then it becomes more and more text, then I transfer it to my note add and then... I unfortunately mostly don't finish the comment. 🙈 2) Sampson boat Co. is one of my top five favourite channels, if not my favourite. And I watch a ton of different channels. Leo is such a great guy. Skilled and wise way beyond his age. Of course ll the other shiprights and workers are really great too.
      Sincerely yours.

  • @williamhulse6684
    @williamhulse6684 Год назад +93

    The best channel on RUclips, such an amazing boat coming together. Well done.

  • @Robby4Jesus
    @Robby4Jesus Год назад +3

    Hands Down, THE BEST project on RUclips

  • @PassionforWoodworking
    @PassionforWoodworking Год назад +171

    Stunning. I am a woodworker by trade but I also do a lot of wiring, plumbing, hvac, and solar and the workmanship in the engine room is top shelf.

  • @imuayachtcharter7940
    @imuayachtcharter7940 Год назад +5

    So many years, challenges and success with the help of amazing people pitching in hands on or from afar. To see this work of art is the culmination of many many thousands of decisions and that amazes me. Surely, I never expect to see any other project which will surpass Leo's careful re-creation of Tally Ho. Cheers!

  • @stimpsonjcat67
    @stimpsonjcat67 Год назад +140

    It really is hard not to appreciate sufficient lighting in enclosed spaces. Good job, Erica!

  • @randallparker8477
    @randallparker8477 Год назад +32

    Since the 1st episode I have always been impressed by the music choices for the episodes. Some of the music I have researched and have become a fan of many of the artists that have been chosen. I have had no doubts about Talley Ho becoming a great boat, a successful boat, but most importantly a MAGNIFECENT WORK OF ART!!!

    • @darikas3325
      @darikas3325 Год назад +5

      Agree, the music contributes largely to the joy of watching the episodes!

    • @louisfkoorts5590
      @louisfkoorts5590 Год назад +3

      Since the trip Tally Ho was moved to Port Townshend.
      I got so excited about so many things,... one can say I forgot to listen to the music. (If this is possible.)
      But I think you are right.
      Consistently excellent music choice.

  • @tonveenhof6668
    @tonveenhof6668 Год назад +129

    The view of the sanded deck! Marvellous! Another piece of art on this miraculous piece of work. Kudos!

  • @hubgold487
    @hubgold487 Год назад +8

    The soft spoken, easy going Leo is the true Grand Master. I remember the first videos and thinking , no way!!, but here it is. A massive undertaking with fantastic results. Great job Leo!!!

  • @petermccutcheon6261
    @petermccutcheon6261 Год назад +48

    Leo, I would like to think that Albert is watching this from his celestial boatyard with a great big grin on his face. He may never have imagined the technology that would transform his creation into a mechanical and artistic masterpiece. I applaud your steadfast adherence to his original concept and congratulate you on the considered choices you have made along the way. May you enjoy many sublime years of voyaging aboard this wondrous vessel and may we all continue to follow your adventures.

  • @peteledwidge3631
    @peteledwidge3631 Год назад +6

    Absolutely stunning, through and through. An absolute testament to all who have had the honour of working on her. 👌

  • @The333
    @The333 Год назад +113

    So cool how it is a classic sailing boat but also has current technology. Very interesting to see all these systems being installed.

    • @breakshot7451
      @breakshot7451 Год назад +9

      and i always have this picture in my mind, where he stands in that rotten oll boat, thinking my gosh what have i done. and now look at this beauty

    • @Dave5843-d9m
      @Dave5843-d9m Год назад +7

      @@breakshot7451 The old wreck was a pile of rotten wood in a boat like shape.

    • @fast_richard
      @fast_richard Год назад +1

      @@breakshot7451 Every so often I go back and watch that first video where Leo sees the Tally Ho for the first time. Then he was a talented kid taking on an impossible project. Now Leo is an accomplished Shipwright, Videographer/Documentarian, and Project Manager. The formerly impossible project is steadily progressing toward a successful first voyage.

  • @refiii9499
    @refiii9499 Год назад +28

    Can’t say it enough. Your crew that’s working on tally ho is incredible. The deck looks absolutely gorgeous! Such good craftsmanship in all parts of tally ho. She’s gonna be a true beauty on the sea!

  • @Tomhohenadel
    @Tomhohenadel Год назад +25

    This is always the best part of Saturday. Thanks Leo

  • @Conanbroman
    @Conanbroman Год назад +4

    Nice touch on adding the HAL 9000 to the thumbnail :)

    • @llagas6307
      @llagas6307 Год назад

      So, has the HAL 9000 been in your possession long, Leo, a gag gift from a friend, perhaps? Or purpose bought for this video? Or bought for a future ad you and your troupe--crew--are preparing?

  • @jimzucker
    @jimzucker Год назад +72

    It's a weird feeling mine: being shocked by a dude capable of dreaming to the point of buying a 1 dollar endless list of expensive problems, from the creation of a team to the creation of a community, the amaze at seeing Tally Ho coming back from death in all her beauty while getting used to the overwhelming attention to quality and details till now; maybe still far from launch, start fantasizing on which stunning adventures in the future - we hope - you'll make us part of. Thanks for this journey u guys!

    • @imchris5000
      @imchris5000 Год назад +2

      he worked in a few boat yards prior doing this same thing he took that experience to build his own

    • @pat36a
      @pat36a Год назад +4

      This is his 2nd boat restoration. He restored a smaller sail boat and sailed it on an adventure , even entering a race in which he won his class. He credits that win with name recognition in the boating world.

    • @argentum530
      @argentum530 Год назад

      @TireBelt There is an old saying among people who love boats, and your first line eludes to it: A boat is a hole in the water into which you throw money...

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Год назад +2

      @@argentum530 It is a hole in the water. That is why it floats. :p

  • @radamus210
    @radamus210 Год назад +16

    Stunning, simply outstanding. No corners cut, no sacrifices, nothing but absolute beauty.
    The sculpture is taking shape and can see the light on the horizon.
    Although these woodworking and boat building classes (it's been a school at least for me) have an end point, I think the adventures Leo embarks upon will be just as fascinating because not only does he have a natural talent we admire and respect, he has the talent for story telling and that's what keeps me intrigued. There's a lot of people building everything on YT, but this? this is on a higher cerebral level that captures you completely, at least for me.

    • @polarguyinak1
      @polarguyinak1 Год назад +1

      Hear hear!

    • @guidouytterhaegen
      @guidouytterhaegen Год назад +1

      Yeah well in the netherlands we build these ships the way you want,like mr bezos little ship,and in the material you want,with money neyther by patreons or billionaires nothing is impossible

  • @ian-c.01
    @ian-c.01 Год назад +32

    I don't think you need to hear how good Tally Ho is looking from yet another admirer but I would like to say how much I enjoy your video quality !
    Seeing such good quality work coming together through great video quality makes a very enjoyable experience and I would like t thank you for managing the audio levels so well too ! I particularly like the way you keep the music level consistently low throughout the video and to allow voices or tool use to be heard over it, that's a very difficult thing for many people to get right in fact almost everyone gets that wrong ! I am particularly grateful because it means I don't have to keep adjusting the volume while I'm watching which I find especially frustrating, nicely done !

    • @BillB23
      @BillB23 Год назад +1

      Leo's musical selections always fall easily on the ears. His videography and editing ain't bad, either.

  • @bernardkealey6449
    @bernardkealey6449 Год назад +2

    The humility and dedication Zeal shows in every aspect of his work is at the heart of his ethic. Regardless of whether it’s the “hero work” or the equally important but less than glamorous cleaning and polishing, he’s using all his energy and insight to bring out the best in the material he obviously loves and respects.

  • @danblessing2392
    @danblessing2392 Год назад +75

    Awesome episode! The deck is absolutely stunning! The engine room overwhelmingly complex, while at the same time beautiful. My admiration to all the talented craftspeople! And my thanks to Leo for taking us all along on his odyssey!

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Год назад +1

      You know what? It is beautiful. Yes its complex, but its all in plain view, laid out neat and orderly for me to recognise if I knew how it all worked.
      That is what you get when your try for servicability!

    • @danblessing2392
      @danblessing2392 Год назад +1

      @@nielskorpel8860 very well said!

  • @filmbluff99
    @filmbluff99 Год назад +5

    I first started viewing your channel a little over a month ago when Keith Kucker started the disassembly of Tally Ho’s capstan. I went back to the start and have now viewed all the Tally Ho videos. What a fantastic job you have done Leo, and all the other craftsmen and women involved. I will definitely be following along to the end of the project. Good luck. 😀🇬🇧

  • @thusspokezarathustra
    @thusspokezarathustra Год назад +67

    I'm always astounded by the quantity of amazing workmanship going into the rebuild week by week. It's a pleasure to see this project develop over time. Hats off to the sponsors and donors that support this wonderful project. Well done to the Tally Ho Team.

  • @iainnorrie5
    @iainnorrie5 Год назад +11

    Tally Ho is transitioning from a master piece of trades to a work of art. Great to see little by little areas being completed to such a high standard by your dedicated volunteers and tradesmen.

  • @jonathantillman842
    @jonathantillman842 Год назад +72

    That deck is GORGEOUS! WOW!!! 3 cheers on the engine room and the cockpit! It is getting downright exciting. Having watched Tally Ho get towed into place and all of your early work at taking her apart and, correctly, deciding to do the FULL restoration/rebuild...she is becoming all that she could become...and MORE! Thank you for sharing the process with us and the work of your GREAT crew! Straight ahead!

  • @arthurraymond6239
    @arthurraymond6239 Год назад +48

    If there’s a better vlog on RUclips I’ve yet to find it 🙂😎 the skill levels are unbelievable 🤔 these are guys who should be running the world not just building a unbelievable boat😊this team of young people who have joined together in this endeavour give me hope for the future….God bless Tally Ho and all who sail in her 👌👍X

    • @snowstrobe
      @snowstrobe Год назад

      Meine Mechaniker/My Mecanics gives a run for the money...

    • @lemmy9996
      @lemmy9996 Год назад +2

      Kurtis @ Cutting Edge Engineering deserves a mention!

    • @idontthinkso666
      @idontthinkso666 Год назад +1

      I don't think you used enough emoticons.

    • @johnkeller7266
      @johnkeller7266 Год назад +1

      I😮 agree🥸 with💄👅 you🎅

  • @snowgorilla9789
    @snowgorilla9789 Год назад +31

    Absolutely excellent engine room, from a fellow shipbuilder

  • @paulwilliams3494
    @paulwilliams3494 Год назад +11

    Leo had a little smile when he sat in the cockpit, I expect in among his thoughts was that he really could not have imagined at the beginning of the project how it has turned out now. The quality of everyone's work is amazing and a serious amount of equipment and people now involved, a real testament to the power of RUclips and the man himself..........all funded by viewers and every penny spent with great consideration. Launch is going to be something else and I guess the videos will evolve to be her World tour !!??.............Tally Ho.......

    • @malcolmharvey397
      @malcolmharvey397 Год назад

      As a Lifeboat crew member for 47 years, I can’t wait for Tally Ho to come home to the UK. (At 83 i hope that i will be around to see it)

  • @philleasthouse3791
    @philleasthouse3791 Год назад +27

    The tight clear lines of the deck planking are so satisfying. Again and again the awesome attention to detail and beautiful finish make this an extraordinary project on so many levels!! The cockpit footwell looks amazing. The jigsaw in the engine room will take many by surprise to see just how much technology you've managed to shoehorn into the space. Tally Ho remains my must see event of the week. Thanks to Leo and all the many people working so hard for us outsiders to enjoy.

  • @patriotmob3227
    @patriotmob3227 Год назад +9

    A viewer from the first day I must say what a journey this is an amazing story. What a wonderful boat and the perfect Captain Leo. This is an amazing boat and crew. I love that the finish line is within sight, though may be through binoculars. It sure gives me pleasure to know that soon the Tally Ho will venture forth on the waves of the future.

  • @garycohen6470
    @garycohen6470 Год назад +23

    How is it possible, after so many unbelievably great video installments, that THIS edition is my new favorite?! Its “International Space Station” (well, almost) meets old-world sailing ship. And: great to see you comfortably installed in the cockpit, Captain Leo; bravo! As always, thanks for taking us along for this adventure.

    • @snowstrobe
      @snowstrobe Год назад +1

      I'm gonna have to watch this one twice...

  • @dimtgco1428
    @dimtgco1428 Год назад +5

    With over 40 years a sailor, I can honesyly say these are really superb videos Leo! I don't know what I'll watch when the boat is actually finished? I hope you'll have the energy left to continue with sailing videos. You're certainly entitled to enjoy the sailing time coming, you sure earned it...

    • @tonygrimes13
      @tonygrimes13 Год назад +2

      Sailing videos! That's the plan as stated in previous videos.

  • @jw5250
    @jw5250 Год назад +4

    Leo! It’s so awesome to see your renewed enthusiasm!!

  • @richardkelleher1711
    @richardkelleher1711 Год назад +3

    The views of the finished deck just take your breath away. Beautiful work!

  • @korycoster3586
    @korycoster3586 Год назад +23

    Man, that deck looks beautiful. Hope the team takes a minute or to to admire the clean look of the deck

  • @einmensch4040
    @einmensch4040 Год назад +5

    It is inspiring to see lots of great accomplishments in just one single clip. The deck is a piece of art.

  • @lazyplumber1616
    @lazyplumber1616 Год назад +8

    Good Lord the deck is BEAUTIFUL! It is amazing all of the technology you have installed into this antique 1910 Sailing Vessel. I hope the Original builder is looking down on his boat and feeling proud.

  • @philipbrailey
    @philipbrailey Год назад +1

    It’s great to see all the modern equipment installed.

  • @CS_247
    @CS_247 Год назад +9

    WOW! 😮 The deck looks GORGEOUS, the engine room looks like the Space Shuttle! The quality of the installation is unreal!! And then the footbox is yet another of Clifton's works of art. Just beautiful watching it drop in perfectly.
    Starting to get seriously excited now... ❤

  • @Babbajerry
    @Babbajerry Год назад +4

    @21:18 . . . and there it is, the biggest, broadest grin we have seen from Leo to date, priceless. That's going to be his favorite seat right there too for the rest of his natural. Go on Leo, you are The Man!

  • @CaptRD
    @CaptRD Год назад +28

    Everything on this restoration has been a thing of beauty, the product of great craftsmanship by all who have worked on her. The one thing that is worrisome to hear for all of us who have subscribed to this channel and followed along is the phrase, "the light at the end of the tunnel". Leo, please feel free to drag your feet on what's left!

    • @on4xb
      @on4xb Год назад +1

      When TH sets sail the channel will become a sailing channel and there is always maintenance and (small) repairs to do. In others words, enjoyment for years and years of adventures to follow.

  • @stevebutterworth1937
    @stevebutterworth1937 Год назад +7

    Pure class… guys and girls both past and present! A real piece of art!

  • @luckyirvin
    @luckyirvin Год назад +8

    day by day, week by week, year by year,
    the superb craftsmanship and far-sighted thoughtfulness of this team
    makes my heart sing.

  • @custa73burner
    @custa73burner Год назад +5

    The detail of the sanded deck shows the level of craftsmanship that went into creating it. Absolutely beautiful.

  • @wilberjeffcoat8309
    @wilberjeffcoat8309 Год назад +1

    You and your Mates are the finest craftsmen I’ve ever seen. This work truly is second to none. Bravo. 👍👍Wilber, USA.

  • @dustinkehlenbeck9204
    @dustinkehlenbeck9204 Год назад +4

    That deck!😮 i love the fact that not a single minute detail has been overlooked on this boat. Its the epitomy of perfection!

  • @markchiswell2537
    @markchiswell2537 Год назад

    Loved the choice of music that synched with the the footage of the cockpit install! Bravo...

  • @webbtrekker534
    @webbtrekker534 Год назад +17

    The deck is a work of art!!! How beautiful! The craftsmanship has turned out to be absolutely top quality from top to bottom throughout! Tally Ho is well on her way to becoming a 213 year old craft and even older if she is lucky. Albert would be so proud of her and you!

  • @edithcsizmar1450
    @edithcsizmar1450 Год назад +1

    It is a joy to watch Tally Ho turn into a magnificent boat

  • @axilleas
    @axilleas Год назад +16

    This was a strange one for me. I just realised that while there is still a lot to be done we are probably looking at less than a year until launch. Tally Ho's restoration has been an integral part of my life, a constant so to speak, for 4-5 years (I believe I started following the channel at episode 25 or 30, around that time). I am going to be excited when she's ready for launch but I think a chapter of my life is going to end at the same time. Weird feeling. Not bad, just weird.

  • @TheMilwaukieDan
    @TheMilwaukieDan Год назад +1

    OMG… Holy WOWZERS! Just like everything else on Tally Ho, that deck is incredible. Such an amazing project.

  • @cliveramsbotty6077
    @cliveramsbotty6077 Год назад +8

    Outstanding video title

  • @gfresh353
    @gfresh353 Год назад +13

    I’m so impressed with the craftsmanship of this vessel. Your team is amazing! I can’t wait to see episodes of your adventures at sea. It’ll be so cool to hear and watch how this beautiful sailing yacht operates. Thank you for all your efforts to share and document this build. 🙏🏻

  • @pfalzgraf7527
    @pfalzgraf7527 Год назад +11

    Just amazing work!
    That Engine Room is really an impressive place! And yes, I do believe that these days all the machinery you have in there is at least a "should have"!
    Deck planking and cockpit are, of course incredibly well made - and even for a landlocked watcher like me, the time starts when I can hardly wait to see Tally Ho touch the seawater!

  • @Thundermuffin93
    @Thundermuffin93 Год назад +1

    What a pleasure to be here still watching this boat come together. I know you don't get too saw too much timber anymore Leo, but your team is doing incredible work with you at the helm. Brilliant work as always!

  • @celticknotbrain
    @celticknotbrain Год назад +19

    The finished shots of the deck will 100% be the most replayed parts of this video. Fantastic work!

  • @JRD77VET
    @JRD77VET Год назад +1

    The contrast on the deck is absolutely stunning. WOW!!!!!

  • @billmeldrum2509
    @billmeldrum2509 Год назад +18

    Brilliant. As is now usual. You’re a spectacular craftsman (as is your team) and fast becoming a skilled filmmaker and storyteller. 🇨🇦

  • @fengelman
    @fengelman Год назад +1

    everything looks absolutely wonderful

  • @evanschwartz3030
    @evanschwartz3030 Год назад +4

    Not possible for me to comprehend the extent or complexity of the various systems incorporated into Tally Ho. I can't speak for anyone else but everything, and I mean everything, is totally beyond my level of understanding - absolutely above and behond my level of skill. I thought I knew a bit about sailing vessels in general but Leo and his professonal crew have taken it to a significantly higher level - 'a space odyssey' indeed.
    Congratulations on an astonishing job well done! I'm sure many other viewers have the same feeling and admiration I do for Leo's achievements with Tally Ho. Look forward to seeing many more videos in the coming 2 years.

  • @rickwilkins3055
    @rickwilkins3055 Год назад

    Fantastic job all round. I will be one of thousands who will be sorry to see this boat finished.

  • @matthewporter6890
    @matthewporter6890 Год назад +7

    It's all coming together - that deck finish is stunning! - All the team have produced outstanding work - it sets the yardstick so high!

  • @mikea1654
    @mikea1654 Год назад

    So satisfying to see Tally Ho come together, I can only imagine your feeling. Oh the places you'll go!

  • @Lugnutter.
    @Lugnutter. Год назад +11

    Hats off to the crew, that deck is absolutely stunning

  • @robertlighton758
    @robertlighton758 Год назад +3

    I've never seen Leo so please with himself! Well done. What a grin!!

  • @tomarmstrong1281
    @tomarmstrong1281 Год назад +24

    The more videos I watch, the more I become convinced that a fulfilling life can be constructed around having the skills to work with wood or metal and cooperate with others to build a thing of beauty and practicality. The beauty and integrity of a boat or aeroplane come from the lines dictated by its function. Leo Goolden deserves all praise for excelling in many disparate skill sets to bring this venture to where it is today.

    • @andyrbush
      @andyrbush Год назад +2

      When you work with materials of any type, it is very fulfilling. When you complete something that you have been making, see it work, use it, or even sit or stand on it, you get a feeling of great satisfaction that almost no other activity can provide. Sometimes it can be very frustrating and disappointing along the way. That is because there are almost always setbacks and unforeseen challenges, even minor injuries, but that is all part of the journey to success.

  • @keithfletcher6123
    @keithfletcher6123 Год назад +1

    That deck gives me goosebumps ...

  • @gunnar_langemark
    @gunnar_langemark Год назад +10

    The level of craftmanship in the woodwork AND the modern tech. Just WOW! Impressive.
    The engine room looks to be so complicated that it really needs a users manual. :)
    Looking forward to the next two years.

  • @lemmy9996
    @lemmy9996 Год назад

    That deck!!!!!!!( 15:04) 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Looking so good. Great job Zeal!!

  • @mrvertigo23
    @mrvertigo23 Год назад +11

    Thanks again to all involved - just superb information and craftsmanship - a real pleasure to watch.

  • @BuildingSYMistress
    @BuildingSYMistress Год назад

    ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL laid deck!! 🥇
    WOW! Could this be THE MOST beautiful EVER?!

  • @thesoupin8or673
    @thesoupin8or673 Год назад +10

    Man, I don't know much about woodworking and I only know a little about boats, but this series has taught me a lot and been incredibly entertaining. The boat looks like a work of art already, and I can't wait to see your future progress!

  • @martinmeasures829
    @martinmeasures829 Год назад +1

    I just had to pause the video, the deck is stunning, I have deck envy for sure and I now know how the deck on my radio controlled pilot cutter is going to look, it's beyond beautiful. We'll done Zeal.

  • @richardbrooks3569
    @richardbrooks3569 Год назад +9

    The boat is a work of art. Kudos to you and all of your techs for doing very high quality work. Truly beautiful.

  • @twcstransam
    @twcstransam Год назад +1

    The deck is gorgeous, great work to everyone that made it a reality.

  • @questadventure6594
    @questadventure6594 Год назад +9

    It’s so amazing to see what you’ve achieved in all these years. Ive watched your channel since episode 2 when my son was still a toddler, he’s now a young boy now and still gleefully hits play with me as soon as your videos drop. Really amazing to see the skill and determination with this project. You folks are an inspiration. Just brilliant!

  • @alexugljesic
    @alexugljesic Год назад

    Tally Ho becomes classic from outside and high tech from inside. Anyway, it becomes...master peace👏👏👏

  • @robertmiller3987
    @robertmiller3987 Год назад +6

    I truly enjoy and look forward to each episode. The level of craftsmanship in the restoration of Tally Ho is beyond impressive! Over a lifetime of sailing, (I’m old), one thing I’ve learned, and relearned, over the years is that on the water, simplicity breeds pleasure. So I guess I wonder a little bit about the large number of complicated systems. It’s clear though, that much thought went into it.

  • @fountainhead
    @fountainhead Год назад

    The quality of all the new installs is amazing! well done!

  • @glengullickson6538
    @glengullickson6538 Год назад +4

    Beautiful engine room and, as always, well thought out!

  • @alangood8190
    @alangood8190 Год назад

    Superb craftsmanship. Always a joy to behold.

  • @gillie-monger3394
    @gillie-monger3394 Год назад +7

    The sanded decking is a work of art! Quite beautiful. A testament to the skills of you and your crew.

  • @irorules
    @irorules Год назад +1

    I discovered this channel and project when Keith Rucker posted the Capstan Video. I have watched every episode start to end and this is the point where i catch up to present day. Its going to be hard to get used to waiting for the episodes now that i cant binge watch them but i am fully invested in tally ho now! Excellent work Leo and Crew!!

  • @paulbrown2971
    @paulbrown2971 Год назад +14

    What a beautiful finish on the deck. Great work on the engine room. Quality craftsman/womanship all round. Complimenti!

  • @megamediker
    @megamediker Год назад +12

    Thanks Leo, you have provided one of the most valuable learning experiences in my life, which lasted 68 years already. This is why I mentioned, that these files may never be taken of of youtube for the sake of using it for generations to come. This here is invaluable, great work, one more time, thanks so much Leo!!!!!

  • @tomarmstrong1000
    @tomarmstrong1000 Год назад +4

    I have finally caught up! This channel was suggested to me 2 years ago. Since then I went back to the first video and diligently went through them all.
    It's been a fantastic journey. Leo and the team have and are doing such great work. Great channel.

  • @donwilliams9661
    @donwilliams9661 Год назад +1

    WOW... Deck looks amazing, and all of the other spaces, you are all GREAT craftmans...

  • @dwaynekoblitz6032
    @dwaynekoblitz6032 Год назад +6

    Your trust amongst superstars is AWESOME!! Ericka is the under cover rockstar. But everyone and everything is such another level up. A true floating masterpiece. Spectacular to watch coming together. Amazing.