Come meet a cat named Dog! A home built Wharram Tiki 38 catamaran. Dreams and bovine excrement.
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Meet the Dog. A Wharram Tiki 38 foot catamaran. Finally a movie to give people a better idea of what everything looks like. It still isn't impressive, but at least things make more sense now. We'd love to hear ideas for future movies. What is it that people would like to see? One of these future movies will be "Orchestrating epoxy. Sub zero, sunbeams, solvents, small cups, and swearing. How to make epoxy do what you want when the environment wont." It's a working title.
I have this incredible need for a glass of wine, nice job, nice boat
Great video. Thank very much for share it. So I start to dream how to build my dream cat. Thank You very much.
Building a boat is a dream crusher. It takes a lot of time and money to do it right.
Just fund your channel watch first vid couldn’t help but couldn’t believe the back back ground music was my fado that my Portuguese father taught me to love that music. Anyway I will keep watching.
Watch at your own risk. I guarantee that there is no production values, AI narration, editing, or anything that would cause people to want to continue. If you are a reader (hahahahahahaha), you could try the blog acatnameddog.com.
Great video thanks. Always liked the Wharram Cats. Keep the vids coming.....
We'll try to keep posting regularly. Please do tell us if there is anything that would specifically interest you. It's helpful to know what people like to watch. Philosophy, boat building psychotherapy, gluing projects, or just boat themed slapstick style comedy in the tradition of the Marx brothers.
Tx. What you are doing is just fine. Wharram was based for a while many years ago in our hometown here in Ireland,
Right! Rear beam deserve better than a simple tube...
Right, something you can attach a wind generator and a Sail-O-Mat too, And something that I can repair easily!
Looks great. When in doubt use some cut up inner tubes to gap fill and lash it up.
Thanks, I wish ti was that simple.
Looks good, thanks for the tour. How do you get it to the marina? Take the beams off for transport and reassemble?
Look back through the videos. There is one on the transportation.
We would like to see more of your boat videos, especially the initial building episodes-----Mike Yadrick, Seattle
We have no early videos. I am pretty close to being a video idiot. I realize It is the currency of the time. Lots of people don't read, but the regular blog details some, if you can stomach it.
I posted a weekly blog describing the build. Unfortunately, you have to read, something few people do these days. It's at acatnameddog.com
I'd love to have a Wharram.
Me Too!
Rory Tennes build it
Totally wonderful video, loved you boys, I’ve hit the subscribe button 😘
There's still time to change your mind!
Nice vid Chuck. And boat is great!
More videos please.
Thanks Sergey! You'll get more videos, but don't expect any improvements or wisdom.
I just enjoy your blog man, keep on going...
And man, could you post a vid on your fairing/sanding process?
I enjoyed your video. I've subscribed and liked it. Funny attitude and brave effort! It will be fun watching your progress.
Thanks for the interest harold. There's a blog if you would like to see more pictures and processes. acatnameddog.com
For anyone trying to remember starboard vs port. The word Left has four letters, so does its boating term Port.
Port wine is allways red, that how I remember the colour. Cheers!
“Is there any port left ?”
“When going into port for a port keep port to port”
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nice build and video ... the music is killing me
I don't make nice videos. My videos are junk. The music on the videos are what we can dig up for free. If you want good music, you have to cast aside the videos and read the blog.
How long did your boat take??? It,s beautiful.a few years part time??
9 years with a lot of breaks.
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Hey you're living your dream already, i can tell
Nightmare, more accurate!
Where is this being built?
The Dog is in Texas. It will be put in the water in the Houston area.
A Cat Named Dog Thank you! I'm in SWF and one was built in Marco Is. Watching Lucky Fish and have a new found interest in these designs. Beautiful work and design.
A Cat Named Dog that seems to be downtown according to the news, I hope you made it through the storm, ok.i wonder if lashings are better than bolts ,I ain't editing no footage so I'll only say good things
Bob Black lucky fish is giving me the idea that I might be able to afford a world cruiser even with my income. I wonder if all that wooden decking and trampoline surface could be replaced by welded aluminum tube planks I bet it would be lighter than wood. But that will wait till I build my own tiki. ...yes I'm a welder wood is a mystery to me.
The boat weathered the storm. The question is did the ship yards. The idea of lashings is to allow everything to flex. He even uses them on rudders because he kept breaking pintles and gudgeons. It's a semi organic view to boat building.