Au mai rămas câteva seturi, obțineți-vă ornamentele A2A aici: https://www.acorntoarabella.com/merchandise Canalul lui Bob Emser, construind Victoria the tender: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheArtofBoatBuilding Robbie Doyle este inginer, și inclus în Sailing Hall of Fame, fondator al Doyle Sails și proiectează și construiește pânzele Arabellei. Suntem recunoscători. Suntem mândri. În acest videoclip, vizităm podul Doyle Sails din Salem, Massachusetts, și auzim ce face el pentru instalația noastră. Este un producător de vele profesionist care nu se descurajează să folosească forme și materiale moderne în această platformă clasică. Îl actualizează și modernizează folosind dinamica fluidelor computaționale pentru a găsi cea mai bună formă pentru o barcă de croazieră cu planuri mari de călătorie. Și da, există topsails. Vedem mașinile de cusut ale lui Doyle Sails, etajul de producție și programul în care Robbie Doyle proiectează pânzele Arabellei. Deoarece „oasele pânzei sunt legate de oasele spate”, a venit și constructorul nostru de spate. Keith Mitchell, @Shipwright skills- Wooden Boats Keith Mitchell, vorbește despre gândurile sale despre beneficiile platformei Gaff pe care o vom avea pe această barcă cu pânze din lemn DIY. S-a pregătit pentru munca pe care o va face în Vermont, la magazinul său. Urmărește-l pe Instagram unde a postat despre progresul său: @shipwrightskills ––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––– –––––––- Înscrieți-vă pentru buletinul nostru informativ prin e-mail: http://eepurl.com/hn3Qyv Acorn to Arabella este un proiect de construcție de bărci din lemn care are loc în Granby, Massachusetts. Steve a început ca un constructor amator de bărci din lemn construind o barcă cu pânze de lemn de 38 de picioare în curtea sa: Ingrid a designerului William Atkin cu o platformă Gaff a Stormy Petrel. Aceste videoclipuri urmăresc călătoria de la tăierea copacilor, la măcinarea cherestea, la ridicarea, la turnarea chilei de plumb și nu numai – împărtășind detalii despre prelucrarea lemnului, tâmplărie, fierărie metal, construirea de scule și întreținerea uneltelor pe care le comandă bărcile clasice din lemn. Acest proiect suprem de construcție de bărci DIY va continua cu mult după lansare, când el și echipajul vor călători și vor învăța să navigheze la bordul ambarcațiunii din lemn lucrate manual pe care au construit-o. Glumesc cu toate astea, acest canal este despre o Laika siberiană pe nume Akiva. ––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––– Daca tu sunteți interesat să susțineți/ajuta, iată câteva modalități: https://www.acorntoarabella.com/how-to-help Acorn la lista de dorințe a Arabellei: https://www.acorntoarabella.com/wishlistpriority Referire distribuitorilor Jamestown: Dacă sunteți mergi la cumpărături la Jamestown Distributors, te rugăm să ia în considerare utilizarea codului nostru de recomandare Total Boat. Faceți clic aici, apoi cumpărați: http://totalboat.refr.cc/steveandalixa?t=tg Pentru a oferi asistență recurentă prin Patreon, CLICK MAI JOS. Doar 5 USD pe lună vă oferă o invitație la sesiunile noastre lunare de întrebări și răspunsuri live numai pentru patron! https://www.patreon.com/acorntoarabella Coloana sonoră originală disponibilă la benfundis.bandcamp.com Urmărește-ne: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/acorntoarabella Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acorntoarabella/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acorntoarabella Site: http://www.acorntoarabella.com
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Pânze de clasă mondială pentru Arabella – Episodul 234 – Acorn to Arabella: Journey of a Wooden Boat
Gaining traction with the rural approach of "one step at a time". Congrats to having Mr Doyle interested in the Arabella project. Quite the ennoblement of Your efforts and achievements so far I'd say. And quite the ennoblement of Your future plans, too, given his remark about "…didn't want to become a part of these people going around…" . With the Falcon project (which I followed closely) they showed a very unique, out of the box approach to "weird" ideas without ruling out any option just for its weirdness. Great step towards probably one of the most manageable "Ingrids" with traditional looks ever built so far. Thanks for sharing!
That 1 1/4" T track will work great for you. Lots of options on cars, slides, pin stops (depending on track) & high load capabilities.
When it is finally on the water… take a black and white photo on a day with some clouds. Think Ansel Adams. Then post process it with some sepia effect. Probably can do this all in the digital realm. The sails full of air and the boat slightly healed is a beautiful sight.
If you're happy thinking a little outside the box and want a different take on a gaff rig (perhaps even a little more modern) then it may be worth your while researching the "Wharram wing sail". It would be interesting to hear what Mr Doyle says about that!
wow incredible to see this sail design and production operations! Truly a world class team! This boat is going to really fly through the water!
That was amazing. You guys did a great thing easing us into the “this is not going to be an old fashion rig”. I wasn’t sure that would go down smoothly but here we are! I am an old man now but one day, I will see Arabella. I am very, very proud to be a Patreon and will keep believing that one day I will meet you guys.
Will not the track interfere with the gaff jaws? Seems silly to put tracks on a gaff rig? Ive never seen it before.
This is ASTOUNDING. Such an amazing process to witness
I think you should put a dynarig on it since Doyle knows how to do it.
He's got a picture of a DynaRig'd boat on his wall (behind him). That's the Black Pearl, I believe. It's the coolest, newest sail rig development in quite a while. It's great for single-handed sailing, but Acorn to Arabella is probably too small to use it. BUT, you should definitely read about the Black Pearl and the Maltese Falcon. I wonder if Mr. Doyle was involved in that system?
It is amazing how much goes into a sail…. Very interesting and exciting
One of the most interesting episodes. I have sailed a lot and never understood why anyone would spec a complicated Gaff rig over a 'modern' simple Bermuda rig. Now I know!
Doyle sails designed by the man himself. Dude, excellent score!
I've heard of Robbie Doyle and I'm not a sailor, plus I live in Australia. World famous indeed.
Hi Guy's. wow Robbie Doyle I'm not a Sailor, Have never been on a Yacht, but I've heard of Robbie Doyle, amazing for him to reach out, It just goes to show good things come to good people.
For me; Every episode brings tears of joy. Thanks and blessings, Malcolm.
Watching the sail loft working, I wonder what my grandfather who started off in the US Navy on the White Gang working as a sail mender and handler would say. I bet he would have been gobsmacked.
Going Good, Good Good 👍
Love to see the addition of the topsails.
Nice gift from Doyle.
It is coming together.
Just a long term question – will you carry any spare sparks for emergence when at sea?
I love how traditional most of your build is but… Don't be afraid to go modern with the rig, it will be well worth it and make the boat just that much better! Cheers and thanks for another great video, this one was very special.
This video was very helpful. Thanks.
No main top? you'll be sorry
Two sail-related questions for you: 1. Will the mainsail have the Acorn To Arabella logo on it? 2. Will you have a spinnaker?
What a awesome community of knowledge and sharing; it doesn't get much better…
All the Renaissance people are coming together. 👏
mind blowing just frickin wow
Im so happy for y'all. Robbie is a LEGEND! I only ever go to North then its called for by class rules.
Hit the big time there Steve !
Cant wait to see Arabella's picture on the wall at Doyle Sails!
This is random, but the visual aesthetic of a sailboat just isn't as appealing without the beautiful bowsprit. Too bad they are less common.
Can't believe the company that made the sails for the DynaRig yachts are going to make your sails..! Just wow
I love that Robbie Doyle not only wants to do the sails, but added in a topsail to his plan for the sheets. I hope we get to see plenty of footage covering the track system for the sails of you decide to go that way. I have yet to see a track system for sails. It sounded like they are inlaid rather than surface mounted, did I hear that right? Sounds like a great guy for building the spare as well. I hope we can get some links to some videos of their work on their parts of the build too. I really didn't expect all of this farming out of so much work, but hey, when specialists volunteer because they believe in a project, it really is the smart move to accept. I completely understand your choices on these items. You set out to build a boat yourself, and you are doing that. These systems are much less risk built by professionals. Less stress on you as you learn to sail your home built boat if they are professionally built. You still built the boat itself. I am so darned proud of you, Steve. Helpers and crew mates have come and gone, but you have stuck to this project. Kudos!
That is as if Adrian Newey, the top engineer who designed the Red Bull F1 car, calls you up and says, hey I like your car project, can I join in and make your car a bit faster? I mean, that is awesome. And it all comes forth out of passion. You just can't say no to that.
Do you think, wow this project has touched so many people in this world! Thank you
Talk about affirmation. Good things happen to good people. Grats.
the science behind sails alone is beyond me, well done, guys, you made it happen
Not a big sailor, but I love topsails!
And you are right: the ability to singlehand it is important for Arabella. I'm sure that cooperation will work out great!
Absolutely go with tracks and carts. It will make sailing that thing so much easier. That is a lot of sails to work with
Please first learn how to properly sail and how a modern boat works… The questions about tracks vs hoops proves it… You put all this work into building this boat yet you do not even know what is advantageous or is antiquated and could be done better… The way this is headed you will end up with a boat that is a hodgepodge and fantasy idea of a non sailor of what a boat should be…
I really like the combination of those two working together to come up with a complete rig. Not sure if I saw Keith wince when Robbie said make a hollow mainmast, but like he was saying before you visited the sail loft, minimizing your weight aloft is key.
You guys were talking about which cart goes before which horse, but you do have the hull lines and scantlings, and your complete rig has to serve that.
I'm suddenly way more interested in this project than I had been.
I’m not a sailor by any means of the term. This video explained some of my ‘mystery’ about sails. Thank you.
This is the exciting bit
Dude, what a Scorrreee! ⛵️💪🏻👍😎👏🏻You’ve assembled a top notch teams, whose talent attracts World class Designers and Makers! Seeing yours and KPs reactions said it all. Thrilling! It’s YOU, Steve, you’re the Head Magnet! 🤩😆😁Wonderful Vlog! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😁
This is fantastic. From a technical perspective, a lot of it was a bit over my non-sailor head, but I know there were some questions about how everything to do with the sails was going to fall into place. So good to see a plan develop. It gives me hope for some of the things I'm working on myself.
Massively cool guys!
Would it be advisable to make the mizzen a triangular sail to save the weight of the gaff spar? I have seen similar rigs. Anyway, always a treat to see your videos.
The two combined brain power of those two gentlemen is incredible.