Ep 173 Replacing Our Rotten Planks On Our Old Wooden Boat
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About Sarinda - ML1392
Wartime Activities
6/44 Operation Neptune Invasion of Normandy
149th ML Flotilla
ML1295, ML1309, ML1383, ML1387, ML1389, ML1391, ML1392, ML1393, ML1407, ML1409, ML1421. ML1422
6/6/44 Channel Marker at Gold Beach on D-Day
Distributing instructions in the assault anchorage after the first landings in Normandy (Gazette Date - 19/12/44)
6/3/45 Captured a German Biber Type midget submarine off Breskens in the Scheldt Estuary. Eleven Bibers had sortied that day. Four were found abandoned along the coast at North Beveland, Knocke, Domberg and Zeebrugge.
One was sunk by gunfire off Westkapelle on 8 March and five vanished.
Post War Fate
1946 Fast Despatch Boat = FDB73
10/47 HM Customs & Excise = Valiant
1967 Sold = Frol - Pejo
1974 =Sarinda (Charter work on Crinan Canal)
1980-91 Extensive conversion to luxury motor yacht
11/95 Base ported at Liverpool
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It’s really interesting to note the way you’ve evolved your process in replacing the planks and frames. You’re getting very slick and efficient these days 👍
I consider you a professional painter. You take more pride in in “paint you boat time”, and do a better job than any professional painter I have ever seen.
I love the introduction - it is great to hear an overview of what you are currently working on. Makes the viewing experience so much more understandable. Brilliant!
That 6pm Friday feeling, watching this dynamic duo work their magic❤
This episode brings it home what a back breaking never ending task this is. You both deserve recognition for your dedication and never say die attitude. Well done indeed. 👍🤔
Exceptional progress yet again - one plank at a time.
My stomach did a little flip when Simon got the nail in the knee. Ouch!
If I weren't unemployed, I'd definitely contribute to your efforts. You're both doing such a great job. I'm really glad I found this channel.
@@MevRB19yer here you are watching and commenting on their channel, contributing to their income.😂😂😂. What a knobjocky
That jigsaw is a beast. My Ryobi 18V is older, and there is no way that it would go through 30mm of hard wood, not to mention single handed. Then add in holding up a ladder, pointing a camera and balancing over a mud bath. That's some next level skills.
Your both getting quick now 👍🏻 Shipwright Simon and Gaffer Gemma 😂😂
Top Job 🤘
It would be cool to see you melting down all the scrap copper nails and making something from it. Maybe something like a medal or little statue for the wheel house
I think many would baulk at the scope of the task but you both just get on with it … amazing
Can’t wait for the deck to be done and interior living space to be started!!!!! You guys are so cute together.
Thank you! 🤗
You two are amazing, when I see more rot, my hearts sinks, but you just get on with the job!!!!!
Always enjoy the three of you and your videos. Next, Holly's water intrusion issue, you allude that's it's rain water from the bow area. A cover would change the look of Holly which currently is inviting. So, another possible solution might be to isolate the bow bilge from the rest of the boat with some kind of small sealed bulkhead and put a bilge pump in the lower bow area to pump out the water.
Gemma, If the phone rings and somebody asks for me. Just tell 'em I'm busy watching Ship Happens. 😄
You can sharpen the bolt cutters and adjust them to bring the jaws together real easy with the two bolts on the end of the jaws.
It was a lovely day and poor Geema left looking out the window .🙁
My god you two are patient, really unbelivable. By now, most of us would've quit.
It is a real pleasure to watch the restoration of this boat. I can't wait to see her headed down that creek and into open water under her own power. It really is quite a beauty.
Gemma, I love how you blurred out Simons crack! Lol! Making great progress! Thanks for the wonderful video! See you next week! Love from southeast Minnesota!
I like how you blurred Simons bike rack .😀😀👏👏
Amazing work you 2, sorry if I left a bad smell in the cupboard when Si opened the door 🤷🏻
😅😅😅
💩 🪰
I wonder how many people were expecting to find you back in there fella lol
Robbo when did you escape ?
Robbo didn’t they got him under the floor 😂
Great episode again, totally waiting for the deck beams and deck progress .. first everything looked rotten and bad, now its just looking up making me scared of the work that has to be done, but you two just continue and take on every step that needs to be done, and have a lot of fun also while doing it. Who said a couple shouldn't work together, you are the proof it can be done.
At 1:22 and 1:29 when Simon cuts the beam shelf the boat springs to the right, its like the boat has "hogged" a little by loss of strength.
Indeed; that tension release needs to be mitigated by inserting the correct original length of beam shelf and maybe ballast sagging to compensate when afloat otherwise will build in a twist and or hog. Ideally the tension should have been retained by temporary steel bracing being fitted and maintaining all the tension prior cutting so we only see a kerf cut and no additional widening of the cut. Hoping Simon duly notes this and resolves it. (connect all removed beam shelf and measure adding kerf widths to define original tensioned length of replacement)
Good job on the boat. Seeing the boat spring open a couple of mm when you cut the beam shelf was a surprise but then seeing it ping back was more surprising lol
I hope someday you will have charter rides on Sarinda, a 3 hour tour would be great! Thank you!
Love the drone shot of Simon working.
I have so thoroughly enjoyed watching you both learn about boats, as you mentioned at the end of this video. You have passed the grade of newbees, into full on historic boat restoration crew on a budget. ❤
Always great videos I can sit back and watch you work and get dusty and covered in glue all day so interesting
Fantastic progress on this week's video. Well done 👏
I just LOVE the enthusiasm and competence that shines through in every episode. I envy your skills and energy, and wish I had had the courage to do the same thing when I was young (old father time here ...) Good luck and Just Keep Going :)
Over the last 6 months or so it feels like you've gotten into a proper rhythm and made some amazing progress. Must be such a good feeling for you both 😊
I don´t write much but I am enjoying your videos. I love following your renovation work. I really look forward to the day Sirinda goes on her own power on a trip. Take care and God bless.
Thank you very much!
You guys are a work in progress. Love laughing while watching you. Thanks a bunch.
Robbo has escaped the engine room cupboard 😲
Fantastic progress you guys are making, the template worked perfect Gema. You both have such a happy attitude you are an inspirational pair of happy people always smiling and upbeat. Sarinda is going to be as good as new when you finish and it looks as if you will meet you time deadline i bet the weather helped today, i wish i could send some of my sunshine to help you along. Stay safe. Ed 40 S of Vegas
You're doing an awesome job with what you started with, which was a
rotten and rotting old boat. I thought Yaba and Tally Ho were over ambitious
projects but on balance I think you two have had the biggest challenge. The aforementioned people, esp Yaba, took one horrified look at what they had, cried Oh Shit, and wisely I think, decided that all they had were templates for a total rebuild. Given your budget constraints that was never a practical way option for the Sarinda Project and instead you took the only option open to you which has been to make the most of what you started with, and I commend you both for your admirable fortitude and courage in your decision to commit to Sarinda. I wish you only fair winds and calm seas for the journey ahead.
I sometimes think you both are having WAY TOO MUCH FUN on this Sarinda project.❤❤❤
amazing, how in gods name you stay so cheerful is beyond me.
I think its because they have each other, It cheers me to see it.
Ask Simon to build you a two legged scaffold that is just the right height for you to work comfortable on the beam shelf Gemma. I'm thinking along the lines of the tidal flat mud one legged table, One side has legs' and the outboard side has hooks that wrap over the appropriate stringer. One adjustable leg should do it but two would be better as the planes are always changing. Your poor legs must ache after hanging onto the side of the "cage" all day. :).
What do you think?
I'm certain the front handle can be removed from your belt sander so you can reach right up to the top of the beam shelf. Seems the handle is often stopping you short of a clean seep :)
Great transition shot from Simon, outside, to you, inside, Gemma! Twenty planks is a good solid days work on Sarinda, as well. 🤜💥🤛
What was that piece of music "Falling into you"? Who the singer? Beautiful music. (Oh, and tasty boat-building as well!) Lovely episode.
Silicone grease or spray in the glass channels should make them easier to open . Brilliant job so far, wish I had have your energy😅
Get the pations to sponsor Dry Ice Blasting all the windows, they will look brand new and you can seal the aluminium so it doesn't oxidise.
Any company tha repairs aluminum car rims could do this for you and they would look and act like new.
Can I suggest that you guys errect some scaffolding along side the boat (in the mud) which should make the job a lot easier particularly around the cabin areas.
What a beautiful song!
The more progress you make, the less water ingress is happening great job!!
I admire your enthusiasm and energy.
Way to go ! You kicked ass this episode
33:39 "Here's Johnny!"
Amazing persistence, commitment and project management.
Immense respect to you two for this work, I am sure people watching love the videos but have no idea how hard it all is to complete and stay focused and committed for so long
You guys are amazing. The work you are doing and the achievements you are gaining are truly eye-opening, and most times, with a smile. Well done.😊
The Bolt Cutters can be made to close tighter by grinding down the 'Stopper' tangs located about 5cm below the lower hinges...Nice progress, looks even faster when several hours of grunt work are condensed down to half hour... 😲
You to are incredible wonderful working together 👍👍
I wonder if the two operable windows in the engine room were meant for heat management.
I am surprised your numbers are not higher. I have been watching you for several years now and find it always charming. What steps have you taken to boost watchers?
With what you are doing with lamination, the result is probably stronger than full size lumber. You are doing a fantastic job and you are wonderful to watch. All the best!
The boats were built with a layer of calico cloth between the two layers of planks. I can’t find any mention of the glues used, but the Sikaflex these guys are using will be resilient to movement and extremely strong
@@MevRB19 I agree with you if that is all there is, an end butted joint. In this case, they are using adhesive that is stronger than wood AND the joint is overlapped AND the sides of the fitted piece is also given adhesive. In overall consideration, adhesives are used where original wood had none. For what they are doing and what they intend the boat to be, their work is acceptable and appropriate.
❤ Beautiful ❤
You guys are totally bonkers and I just love it! Wish my wife was well ,not sick 😢 and we could do some of the tings you are doing .love this vlog been a follower from day one. Wish you all the best😊
There must be so many times where you say 'arr for F.. S…! 😂
You should have made a ladder you can hang outside from the deck, you know, the ones with the rounded (hook) tops and supports at the bottom to keep it spaced from the hull
Great job you two, I love sitting back watching other people do the work !! Seriously though, you're amazing 🙂
Yall did an amazing amount of progress.
Great job
re: Simon sticking his head in thru the portal window (@ 33:30)... with his hoodie on, he looks a bit like the Marty Feldman character in Young Frankenstein!
Finally, you use the belt sander! Now, all you need is a small, battery chainsaw for removing the beam shelf. Love this channel!!
Great progress ,I'm thinking ,turpentine ,should take ,the sikaflex off ,so a damp rag when applying the sikaflex ,might make clean up and sanding a lot easier.
Absolutely great to see the progress you are making you are getting so adept at replacing the rot on Serinda and smiling all the while
great nicely you get a job in a boat yard now ty fab work . keep it up
job you both it coming a long realty
just a quick thought. as you cut each rotten plank, if you lay out the line with your bevel gauge/protractor, then every cut would end up the same angle, and so now you would only have to cut to length and width... less measuring and fiddling in the end...
Bolt cutter’s gap. There is a screw bolt on the side usually with which you can adjust the amount of jaw gap with.
Thank you for always bringing a positive vibe with you. Helps my issues seem so much smaller. Love the channel!
These are great videos❤. The content is repetitive, that's just the nature of the work, but it's the comic repartee between the two of you that keeps me coming back every week. (Listen to me with the big words 😂). Any hooooo, brill videos, keep em coming and I'll keep watching. All the best Dave Swain and family xx😊❤
Amazing steadfast professional work, truly inspiring what your accomplishing.
It's all coming together. What an epic build. That ship is going to stay together for a very long time with the amount of glue, that is going into it. I like that as I over engineer my projects too.
Please make yourself a push stick for the table saw! 😂 you need all your fingers
If you are still leaning, you should use your stabalisers😉
Beautiful worrk! It's been amazing to see the progress over the past few months!
Thanks for marvelous vlog . Love watching
The repairs continue. Better weather some days. But the wind, cold, brr! A labor of love.
Another great vlog guys , looking forward to the next 😀
You 2 are doing a Awesome job, i love it :)
Another fab Friday watching my Sarinda superheroes! Life is good.😃
It looks like a beutiful day there, I envy you guys. 18:22
I know 291 is called adhesive sealant but instead of using an actual wood glue like epoxy, PVA or PU expanding wood glue on bare timber is intriguing, I guess you've discussed this in a previous episode !
You two are ACE...🏴☠
Fantastic episode as always and my god look.how far you've come recently with the build. Gemma and Simon you are honestly brilliant. X
Great work both.Love the videos.Keep up the great work both 👍
I enjoy watching the woodworking the most. You can really cut some good angles….
If screw holes are worn, you can fill the hole with glue covered toothpicks then you'll have fresh timber ti screw into.
Enjoy this filming process where you describe, show the start, then the finish of each segment. 🙂
The bulkhead moved when you cut the beam shelf!!! Is there some way you can check to see how much the boat is "hogging"???? Wooden boat tend to hog more than steel boats.
Regarding the bolt cutters that have a gap, they are adjustable......
A small air powered die grinder with a cutting wheel would cut those nails alot cleaner and quicker..
I would have that nail puncture looked at because I had one grow to a giant mole, and it hurt twice as much after it healed up. You have a double layer of skin around your joints and your knees, and it's easy to puncture through which is actually worse then just cutting yourself.
Wow you two really out done yourselves great progress on replacing those planks!
Nice Job you Two!
Just watched your first vid didn't know you are campervan builders, wondered where you acquired your skills.
Amazing how you guys keep on going.- I saw at section 17 there is a hole.. you can look outside.
Just finished the fourth coat of paint on my boat”s hull. Two pack paint is excellent and expensive. S&S 34
Excellent Guys
I wish you both (and your team?) some hot coffee and something on the side in lovely weather on your deck. You are both trucking away. It's amazing the progress you both are putting out. I will keep my fingers crossed you will finish it soon and be able to enjoy the labor.