Reconstruirea unei ambarcațiuni din lemn – 4 ani în 29 de minute! (Tally Ho EP100)

43 thoughts on “Reconstruirea unei ambarcațiuni din lemn – 4 ani în 29 de minute! (Tally Ho EP100)”

1. Didnt know the Tally Ho belonged to Theseus. 🙂

2. Your story sounds like a Hollywood movie. Fascinating!!

3. This is my favourite boat
   Finoaggan the Ferry / Passenger Ro-Ro Cargo Ship

   https://youtu.be/eRx7lp6yssw?feature=shared

4. https://youtu.be/eRx7lp6yssw?feature=shared

5. How’s come all true artists/craftsmen/genius’s have bad hair cuts….?

6. Looks like you didn't actually buy a boat you bought a pattern to make a boat from scratch.

7. Hello from 2024 (two years from posting). What a great rig!

8. Hang on this isn't a repair, you've taken the lines and completely rebuild it, brilliant I would love to see you do a small clink sailing boat.

9. Use stainless steel bolts and nuts…and also copper nails..to prevent rust

10. Amazing! 🤗

11. Your Magnum Opus Leo! to date anyway 🙂

12. The new boat appears to be fatter and wider. The original looks slimmer. I hope it will not affect performance

13. For all people who look down on themselves or don’t think they are capable enough to do certain things or don’t think there smart enough then because of these thoughts never dare to try things ,all that needs to be done to overcome those thoughts is to work on a project using your hands,such as in wood working.
    Once you dive into something things start making sense and threw hard work you gain confidence and smarts which apply to many others things in the world.
    From just doing some wood work projects you can apply that knowledge to a great many things aside from woodwork and this kind of work is also enjoyable a lot more then most jobs which you hate.
    It’s not easy finding work you like let alone love but you do have to have the courage to try and find out and if your not good at it then keep looking until you find what you are good at.
    This is why it was so important to have apprenticeship as they did in the old days which is not something we see much in these times.
    All men and women should have been taught basic wood working skills when they were young and learning and still in school.

14. What a CV Leo !!!!

15. I noticed that the head to head comparison, it appears the new and improve tally ho boat is fatter and wider. I think it was a mistake to follow Albert Strange original plans. It’s a common practice to deceive people that tries to copy the design of the original blue prints.

16. as replaced everything, why dont just make a replica

17. Amazing journey . Youll jave to write a book one day and tell the long version of all that . Thanks for sharing

18. 4:59 “Silly Isles!?” Please tell you knew your exact longitude at all times! You did make sure to bring your marine chronometer, right!?

19. 26:08 I got mad at the parrot biting the wood. 😀

20. Greetings from Greece! Have no words … Great … the whole story! Great respect for taking your life in your hands! God bless you!!

21. Were you able to keep anything original from the Tally House? Any of the wood?

22. Pure genius, using an old boat as a template to build a new boat. Tally Ho!!!! Michael

23. hey, you did it wrong

24. Damn you lost me at boat

25. Are you going to become a pirate when you done?

26. Seeing this video for the first time and looking at the time stamp I got excited for the 2 year mark

27. Clipping back and forth between a man standing and talking and the actual action is very annoying. Have seperate sections for each.

28. Fantastic job….

29. 10mins of rebuilding with 20min warbling

30. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

31. My goodness it's beautiful. Good job.

32. Tally Ho is in the water . . . came here for a look back

33. We went to view "Tally Ho" in Brookings, Oregon when the owner's divorce was happening and it was too much for us. So glad you took on the project, Leo.

34. More Checka and Pancho

35. Love this project, just got one question… is there any original wood left?

36. I just want to say great job mate all the ribs of the boat would be rotted also the keele. Basically the whole things was rotted you have done a amazing job . Why someone would fix this is crazy but you done it 👍

37. Out of 15 thousand peices of wood there's probably only 300 peices that are original mate as im watching there's nothing left why didn't you just build your own boat 😀

38. Its a famous boat my apologies

39. Awesome, real life Ship of Theseus. Not much of the old boat left at all. This is a new boat build really no?

40. How much af the original ship timber is left ?😅 It looks like all is being replaced .

41. When I started watching this channel, I didn't really have interest in boats or parrots. Now I need both!! 😂

42. Not sure if you'll ever see this comment Leo since I'm posting on a video you made two years ago. I just recently came across your channel and have been binge watching for the last two weeks. I know you already have Tally Ho in the water, but I've been trying not cheat and watch those video's, kinda like not wanting to skip to the last chapter of a really good book. All I wanted to say is I think this journey after watching half of it, is so much more than rebuilding an old boat. I think it's more about all the people you've inspired, brought together and have come to help you. In the movie Field of Dreams, Kevin Costners character kept on hearing a voice say," if you build it, they will come"! I think that's what you've accomplished even though that's probably not what you originally intended. You entertained people from all around the world, inspired us in our own projects, maybe influenced someone to become a sailor or boat builder and of course all the volunteers that came from near and far to contribute to Tally Ho. I look forward to catching up to your most recent video's in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully you'll sail somewhere close by so I can come and see Tally Ho in person. Until then, fair winds and following seas!

43. Hey Leo… adding this comment to an older video, I hope you see it. I love to share your and the team's story with others. This (now 3 year old) synopsis at video 100 is terrific, but I am hoping that once the capstan is in place, you will add more to this video to have a summary of Tally Ho's full rebuild. Mind you, speaking as a former cabinetmaker, it is not possible for someone to fully appreciate the artistry, and exquisite craft-person-ship that has gone into Tally Ho's transformation without spending more time viewing the restoration. But hopefully it will give them some insight. Thanks. I hope the videos continue into Tally Ho's sailing future. I will be looking forward to every one of them.

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