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Rebuilding a Traditional Ship's Stern In Record Time! - Ep. 10 - Saving North Star
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- čas přidán 9. 05. 2024
- In this episode the crew rebuilds the stern of the 89 year old fur trader. Watch as the old stern gets removed, a mold being made and a new stern taking form.
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Credits:
Owner of North Star: June Victoria Harrison
Executive Producer: Lyle Franklin
Director & Producer: Johannes Fast
Camera 1: Johannes Fast
Camera 2: Emerson Cymet
Music: Lyle Franklin
Post Production: Johannes Fast
French Subtitles: Morgan Labaisse
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Sisters of the Ice:
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North Star of Herschel Island - The Last Canadian Arctic Fur Trading Ship.
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Favourite Boatworks is a Vancouver based wooden boat repair and restoration business that offers professional shipwright, corking, and rigging services in the lower mainland. The business is based in Vancouver on the Fraser River and is servicing British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest wooden boat fleet.
We wish to acknowledge that Favourite Boatworks is located on the traditional and unceded territories of the Indigenous Peoples of British Columbia. We pay our respects to the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples of this area, acknowledging their enduring connection to this land, and we would like to express our gratitude and respect for their historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands.
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Now that's a handsome transom !!
That transom build was excellent
Enjoying this greatly. While I do dearly love my other restoring boat channels that have taken years to get where there are (it takes a village and not everyone has said village immediately at hand). It is rather amazing to watch a shop with many skilled individuals and a deadline rip through a project and restore a hsitoric vessel.
You all make it look so easy. Must take years to build that level of confidence.👍👍
You guys are the Real Deal.
Keep up the awesome work.
Beautifully shot and edited. Everyone is so good on camera, and explanations are so clear. Plus, excellent work on the boat itself!
Make sure to like follow and check out Patreon if you'd like to further support the show! We need all the help we can get!
Merci beaucoup pour cette super vidéo
Exceptional!❤
Hi, I'm still very impressed. Respect. I keep my fingers crossed for Poland.⛵⚓.
Thank you!
Beautyfull frames👌
Thank you for sharing - looks like amazing progress is happening...
My favorite channel 🙏. Plz don’t ever change a thing, except get the North Star back in the ocean where she belongs 😉
I think the channel is struggling. CZcams’s algorithm sucks. We have to share.
Respect. That’s all I can say.
I’ve been waiting all afternoon for this… 😊
That Morgan🥰🥰
J aurais bien donner un billet pour récupérer la poupe du bateau comme objet de décoration.., la prochaine fois, appelez moi avant de la découper.., je vous paye la bière tout au long du chantier pour une telle pièce! Very nice work !
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Great work, 99.9999999% of people could not do what you are working on.And that does not include the un-seen love you put in. Well done!!!!
Get real, if Canadians can do it anyone can
Facinating work! I also enjoy the background music. How much of the structure is replaced? 70-80%?
Probably closer to 90?
Great progress! That transom looks outstanding. Black locust?
Yellow cedar!
I know it had to be done but the toss of the old transom bit into the dumpster hurt just a bit...
Look up sailing flying coney
They have a awesome solid wood sailing vessel needs new owners
I’m Not a boat builder but just curious why not bronze fasteners?
Cost
As above commentor stated it comes down to cost.
Why in record time?seemed a shame you couldn't use some of the original wood structure as it essentially is the heart of the ship ive seen many rebuilds of old wooden ships,it seemed a shame. (p.s. those pieces you thru away could have gone as whole museum exhibits.)
Lots of the wood is rotten or filled with spores that will rot the new wood. The speed of the project is dictated by the fact that it’s a privately owned vessel with limited budget.
Nice work on a rotten old boat.. Tune your guitar!
We don't know how to..
Yes, I would like to keep in touch as interesting project. However, while the making of videos may not have the same priority as the work progresses, as a viewer, and a subscriber, it would be helpful if it were possible to stick to a schedule, say every second week, rather than appearances seeming to be random. I am looking forward to ep 12. When is that due? Thanks.
I have been following from the start. It has been every other Friday at 6:00 pm pacific time. You can watch the episode live. They haven’t wavered on this by a minute.
@@Deanmachine667 Hi Dean, Thank you for your response. I have already seen ep11 about a week ago. May I ask when ep12 is scheduled for. Best. Ted
Sorry, I am being a wally, as you have already mentioned every other Friday. Thanks. Ted.
@@edwardtimberlake4646 Next video will be released tomorrow Friday, Next North Star Episode will be released June 7th!
@@FavouriteBoatworks Ok, so I now understand that next North Star episode, number 12, will be 7th June. The one showing on the 24th May is another boat, and not one that I am following, nice as it maybe. Now realise the videos are about Favourite Boatworks and whatever is happening there every other week, and not just focused on North Star. 🙂