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Construcția bărcii: lemn cu miros de caca + 1 tonă de balast lichid — Sailing Yabá #105
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After watching us struggle so much with our furling system, what would you suggest for Yabá's rigging? All kinds of ideas are welcome!! 😄
Get this boat on the water and get on with your next move.
Hey! You paint first with epoxi primer, what is the name of the color that you finish with? 🧐
Horrible loud music
Rather than connect all the tanks together, connect them all to a common manifold with a shut off valve on each tank connection to the manifold , this enables you to select what tank you want to use. You will probably have to get the manifold built to your own specification .
You can use some four inch (100mm ) stainless tube for he body of the manifold with an inlet and outlet threaded stainless nipple per tank.
Shorten the length of the bowsprit witch will reduce the angle of the forestay the more you shorten the forestay the better the angle of curler will be.
How do you know the drop from the bow spirit is not good, if you've never done it? 🤔
Most people put the poop deck on the back of the ship 😂
Next time, go with a bronze keel 😃
I hear the ketch rigging works very well for blue water wooden boats. but I know less about sails than Portuguese.
Bring on the interior fitting!! Good episode about the ballast. Atleast you are nearly finished.
Wow you guys, youre so close to splash, frigging awesome.
I think painting the Cat head was a great Idea makes it clean looking 😊! Great job
For the Bow Sprit go back to old fashion ideas, Use netting. can also be used as a sun bake area. Means also you have a safe area to work on the roller furling.
kut reclames
The camera always adds 10 lbs… to broken stone.
Great progress!!! Another idea to put some kind of vapor prevention membrane between the cement ballast and frames to prevent constant wicking between the two as they try to equalize hydrostatic imbalance for an environment that is always in constant flux of moisture change. The paint will help a bit but will eventually crack under cement pressure points.
You really should have worn a mask Ben. That dust is very dangerous. Look up silicosys
Fun fact: a bunch of historical cities of Brazil are paved with balast stones that came with portuguese boats around 1500.. São Luiz in Maranhão is one of that…
That smelly wood looks to be 'Ocotea corymbosa' (canela-fedorenta, canela-merda, stinkwood). It's a very durable Brazilian wood, but it has a terrible smell.
You guys are sure using the skate board for all kinds of things!!!
Must be located on the ‘poop deck’😅
Poop wood belongs on the poop deck
Awesome job
Looks grate white .
Mais uma etapa que finalizaram.Com a ajuda de amigos e parentes que ajudaram.A união faz a força. LEGAL.cada dia progredindo.Um abraço e até o próximo video.⛵⚓🐶🐶🐶🙏🙌
Me too . Congratulations
Não esquece de usar "sikaflex" nas conexões. No momento pode parecer que está estanque, mas no futuro, com as movimentações naturais, comece a vazar e vocês verão tarde demais…
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Congratulations on achieving another major milestone with that final kilostone, or should they not both be kilostones if everything is in kgs?
Thank you. Wear a mask when cutting concrete. Look up silicosis. Good work.
Yaba,
I know the forestay is slack and the fuller will bind more, but the weight of the sail and your weight on the sprit provide significant tension on the furler cable/forestay. Watching the effort necessary to unfurl that sail even with the assistance of the sail being pulled. Man I hope you look at your furlers, get them out of the elements and lubricated. They are meant to be used, that's maintenance for them. Sitting idle in the salt air does little good for anything. I think it would be worth looking into some used metal scaffolding sections. The boat yard could certainly make use of them in ways I can't even imagine. Perhaps we viewers would contribute to a fund raiser to gift such equipment to Yaba and the boatyard. A few sections of easily assembled scaffold would make a nice platform to service the bow sprit and furler.
Amazing chaos and efficiency with lots of hard work, it's exciting watching the boat become Yaba again.
You need face masks when cutting stone. Please
I love how Ben tied himself to the bowsprit. But what if the bowsprit brakes? 🤣🤣🤣 Also, you should be using a mask while cutting concrete. Just saying…😬
Mask
Don't do what they do – wear a mask ffs!