Building Currachs @ Maghery

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  • Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @brubeker12
    @brubeker12 Год назад

    I remember Holger teaching a group of us to build one many years ago in Devon I went on to build my own some years later using the knowledge Holger gave us

  • @colinlothlorian
    @colinlothlorian 3 года назад +1

    I built a half sized one and carried it on the roof of my narrow boat for many years, it was great for exploring places that the big boat wouldn't fit!

  • @owenmurphy405
    @owenmurphy405 3 года назад

    Brilliant , thanks for posting this , I'm building a skin on frame kayak at-home it's a cool journey, I've been involved with building foyle punts with the man shed in moville it's definitely a rewarding experience

  • @conormirgan8917
    @conormirgan8917 Год назад

    What did you use for tar. It looks like it destroyed every shirt and pair of trousers in Ireland

  • @navaratturner8956
    @navaratturner8956 8 лет назад

    Great teamwork (Y)

  • @bernardmichel8750
    @bernardmichel8750 5 лет назад +3

    No way to build that way under the tropics where I live , because the tar will melt and the tarp will rot !! For my kayak I use a sort of nylon covered with anti UV varnish !! It's the only way I found to resist propical sun and humidity without rotting or "burning" !!

    • @janmuylllaert4266
      @janmuylllaert4266 4 года назад

      we're not in the tropics here!!and !! and even more !!

    • @owenmurphy405
      @owenmurphy405 3 года назад

      There's an Irish lad in Spain building curraghs on RUclips somewhere he used a rubber based coating to overcome the temperature of the local water

  • @owenmurphy405
    @owenmurphy405 3 года назад

    Yes ❤️