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Pași obligatorii înainte de a răsturna carena! – Ep. 388 RAN Sailing
Love this episode and enjoy the garden development.
Great progress and careful progress, anticipating the next hurdles.
I am excited to see the process of turning the hull over. That boat is huge….
ВИ ВІЛЬНІ ЛЮДИ ВАШ ЧОВЕН ЦЕ ВАША ВОЛЯ Я ВАМИ ПИШАЮСЯ Г Е Р О Я М С Л А В А
Greetings from a sunny Bedfordshire. This project is looking good.
Great stuff guys coming along quite nicely 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks guys..
Beautiful…
Your channel deserves more subscribers for sure. I followed since 30K, and based on the the quality and genuine content i sure would hope the algorhytm be more kind to you. Thanks for the weekly updates, and im looking forward to every new episode.
Is it that important to have the under the waterline perfect. It can never be seen it will only have antifouling and barnacles on it. I would have thought some critical thinking on where to spend your time on such a massive project is required.
For what it's worth, the closer your flipping cradle is to a circle, the easier and calmer it is to flip. This may require lifting the hull, of course. With a 35-40 foot hull, the flip can be done with one person working with two ratchets, but more people is better. 'Turnover Parties' are a great excuse to have a get together with friends and add to the number of hands.
For the gardening, do you watch permaculture videos? Recommend Geoff Lawton and a student of his has a YT channel called The Weedy Garden. Another for northern climate is Canadian Permaculture Legacy. We're planning to get a coastal property in Maine and move from Pennsylvania in the near future. We'll be setting up a permaculture garden and hobby farm with a boat building workshop. Looking forward to seeing the garden progress. A good book on raised beds is The New Self Sufficient Gardener by John Seymour. My raised beds here in Pennsylvania are double-dug and edged with concrete blocks. Concrete block isn't beautiful but it's durable.
The vegetable garden is coming along nicely. You've done so well with the fairing, great job.
What if after you launch the boat Vera will have a problem living in such a small space after the wonderful farm.
I have a tip for your beautiful vegetable garden. You can do two things: you paint copper coating on the planks or you put a copper tape. That is copper on an adhesive tape. That keeps the snails away (otherwise they are electrified). This is how you keep them. away from your plants. In an environmentally friendly way. Greetings from Holland, Remy
Spring is in the air here also. I have sown seeds in my greenhouse for out planting in May and June. Here in the Central Oregon Cascades we still have close to 1/3 meter of snow on the ground. Night temps and still well below 0° C and on sunny days in the low single digits. I like the little fence but not tall enough to keep our mule deer out of the garden. Here we have to have a fence that is close to 2.5 M tall. Enjoy your garden..
I wonder if you could have used the sanding "dust" as a filler when you ran out. Just a thought…too late now anyway!
Turning the hull is a big task, one concern I have is controlling the rate of turn so it doesn't roll over and over into the field. Then how to keep the entire shape in line, I'm sure you've thought through it but it's like a very significant challenge. I love the raised beds, I have used pieces the size of timber railway sleepers (best not use original railway sleepers due to preservative chemicals and oil). Look out for some oak or other hardwood.
Seeing the child-sized wheelbarrow brought back good memories- when my son was Vera's age it was his most played with item. Your snapshots of family life are uplifting and heartwarming. Thank you ❤❤
Not sure if turning the hull fits your barn, but I'd go for 2 square steel I-beam frames that stay in position, in which the hull could be turned around on bearings. That will make things in general much easier, including sanding the bottom side.
Maybe think of somekind of railsystem for the manouvering of the boat from inside of barn to the outside.
4 or 5 mobile home axles would work great for moving the boat. When I built one in UK I got an old fire engine chassis from a scrap yard, I even could steer it.
Angående detta med Mördarsniglar så finns en del att lära från denna video i länken: https://youtu.be/asLkyJB7jC8?si=-UFkaKGkTTcS2usT