Master Palm, she is a slim craft of true beauty ! (Lovely oiled pine wood, I guess?) It is also great seeing you use traditional tools: your axe & knife in particular. Bless you for sharing your work on that project. Thanks from Barcelona. 🌿 🙏 🧜♂️
This was wonderful, exactly what I have been searching for: a complete start to finish clinker-built dinghy process. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Having watched quite a number of videos of boat, kayak etc. builders using a variety of hardwoods to 'engineering' preciseness there's something liberation to see this gentleman using a softwood with the required skill to make a boat that will work. Feel with a little encouragement even could have a go. Thank you.
Great video of a beautiful build. It could use more of that cute little helper in pink, and less of that mindlessly repeating and distracting music. When I watch a craftsman at work, I want to hear the sawing, the hammering, the incredible sound a truly sharp plane makes, etc.. I also would have liked a lot more photos of the finished boat. The teaser we got showed a boat any of us would be proud to own.
Ich gratuliere sie wegen ihrer ausgezeichneten arbeit. Ich habe viel von ihen gelernt, da ich diese metoden selbst für meine schiffsmodelle benutze. Dieser video hat mir viel spass gemacht. Heinz Dieter
The planking I believe he's done in the "Clinker" style like the old Norse long boats were done. He does like to use that Swedish knife for a lot of it.
Absolutely loved this, wish I was there building it with you, I was really engrossed In This from start to finish what a great boat awesome job love it.
Quel travail ! Cinquante ans de travail de pratique ! on est vraiment à l'ancienne , avec un minimum d'outils modernes ! Inimitable , un vrai savoir faire Bravo!
What a beautiful job and excellent craftsmanship. It was a pleasure watching this man work. if you think this boat was good , wait till he builds the second one. ;). ;)
How would you do that? Exactly the same. Just do it. Do you know the carbon copy paper trick? That way you see if the angle is right. I don't come and applause each time you park your car! That's just as amazing.
What a wonderful video! You are certainly a skilled builder. How can I learn more information on your riveter? I've almost gotten a sore elbow from all the riveting on the boat I'm building.
I love your comment. Not only because I agree with the sentiment but that last line “Have a long life “ ....what a beautiful thing to say to someone. May you, Hossein Ghaffari, have a long life.
...I knew it wasn't the mans first trip to the rodeo when he just happened to have the correct spacer for the center of the keel...We can only hope that the opportunity to learn from this Shipwright & Craftsman has already taken place...Thank you for posting...A.C.Feuerhelm
Que hermoso trabajo,gracias por mostrarnos como se construye una verdadera embarcación,mis Saludos cordiales desde Chile.creo que su nietecita sequira sus mismos pasos. felicidades.
@@horacerumpole6912 You are so right Horace. Sorry about that I was intending to answer a reply on my channel Woodworking Masterclass. Clicked on the notification button and presumed I was there. How strange life is. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Have deleted comment. Cheers Steve @ Woodworking Masterclass
Don’t know if anyone can answer this, I’m thinking of building a similar style boat myself (only 12’ long though) and was curious as to whether any sealant is needed between the planking, even boat cotton? He doesn’t use any but It’s not clear if the boat is painted, or if it’s just that traditionally none was used!
I ask myself the same. Could be it is sealed traditionally with pitch or similar stuff. Or maybe it works without: Once i build a wooden bucket for a friend doing historic reanactment. No glue no sealing, only planks and two iron belts. When I finished the work, I tried it and the water poured out everywhere. I was frustrated, bucket looks fine but is of no use. My friend soaked the bucket for three days in water and after that, it holds the water properly. Could be similar with this kind of boat.
gran tutorial. un maestro, un artista, saludos y mis respetos desde aguas panameñas, cuanto mide de eslora y de manga? tiene usted las medidas o planos de ese bote para vender? me gusto la sobriedad, elegancia, solidez y ademas a mi siempre me han gustado las cosas sencillas, me dan mejor resultado jejejje, saludos y salud amigo. P.S. Gracias por su tiempo y compartir.
I've watched Scandinavian boat builders build the outer skin with plantation pine these days instead of cutting down precious oak trees. It works because we now have modern marine quality varnishes and paints. The same principle applies to plywood construction, providing everything is sealed with a waterproof membrane. The old Vikings only had tar-wash for rot prevention, which worked well on oak, but not so good on pine boards. I'm no expert but I watch a lot of videos on traditional boat building. Hope this helps.
All this Work is to be done to get a watertight construction. Imagine what can be done with so much knowledge if modern materials are used! The same designs! You can not convince me that copper clinking is the best for boatbuilding.
Master Palm, she is a slim craft of true beauty ! (Lovely oiled pine wood, I guess?) It is also great seeing you use traditional tools: your axe & knife in particular. Bless you for sharing your work on that project. Thanks from Barcelona. 🌿 🙏 🧜♂️
Craftsmanship at it’s best, joy to watch, thank you
This was wonderful, exactly what I have been searching for: a complete start to finish clinker-built dinghy process. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
One of the most beautiful & detailed boat builds. Very enjoyable to watch.
Having watched quite a number of videos of boat, kayak etc. builders using a variety of hardwoods to 'engineering' preciseness there's something liberation to see this gentleman using a softwood with the required skill to make a boat that will work. Feel with a little encouragement even could have a go. Thank you.
It doesn’t get any better than this… an hr of your favorite piano music.
Dette er et nydelig stykke håndtverk, tusen takk for lang flott video.👍
Thank You so much for this wonderful registration of an artisan who makes boatbuilding look deceptively simple.
My respects! It’s hard to find really good craftsmen nowadays! Congrats for his great work.
Great video of a beautiful build. It could use more of that cute little helper in pink, and less of that mindlessly repeating and distracting music. When I watch a craftsman at work, I want to hear the sawing, the hammering, the incredible sound a truly sharp plane makes, etc.. I also would have liked a lot more photos of the finished boat. The teaser we got showed a boat any of us would be proud to own.
thank you for shairing your boat building, you are shore
ly one of the best of the best
Really nice video! Thankyou. He is a old professional at making these boats.. really good stuff
So much skill here. Love the one-handed klinker technique, which I plan to use since I work alone. Thank you!
Beautiful example of traditional ship building techniques and skillful craftsmanship. Also, nice work filming and editing the production. Bravo!!
Brilliant when you know what your hands and tools can do.Thank you
It was a very enjoyable video to watch. I would not be surprised if this gentleman made the eye shield for the child.
He doesn’t fuss about now, does he?😜 Great film, really enjoyed watching it! I can’t get enough of watching real craftsmen showing their skills!
Beautiful work and beautiful boat.
Greetings from Brazil. We love it!!
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Even with a Fiskars knife. Holy shit. What a master!! I mean I built boats out of lumber scrap as a kid. but this is off the chain.
@ 18:00 ,,, I love watching you dress everything with your knife ... Thanks ... David ...
Shipwright ... D
@ just past 40:00 minutes is the future shipwright ... Thanks ... David ...
Thanks for posting and sharing. Really nice to see such confidently done work.
Ich gratuliere sie wegen ihrer ausgezeichneten arbeit. Ich habe viel von ihen gelernt, da ich diese metoden selbst für meine schiffsmodelle benutze. Dieser video hat mir viel spass gemacht. Heinz Dieter
Riktigt imponerande och intressant att titta på. Tack!
Υπέροχο σκαρί, όπως τα φημισμένα Σπετσιώτικα τρεχαντήρια!!
MAGISTRAL!!!,....gracias MAESTRO por compartirnos sus tecnicas y sabidurias del arte!!!,...saludos de Argentina!!!
Fantastic video best I have seen for a long time. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This boat Is for use in the sea? Or only in lakes and calm waters?
only in lakes and calm waters?
The planking I believe he's done in the "Clinker" style like the old Norse long boats were done. He does like to use that Swedish knife for a lot of it.
Yup ...
Mora knives are literally used by everyone for everything where he’s from.
I think he's done that before. Excellent video! Thanks for posting it!
Bravo excellent work of art, hope sweeties eye is healed and good as new!
Absolutely loved this, wish I was there building it with you, I was really engrossed In This from start to finish what a great boat awesome job love it.
Fantastisk hantverk! Jag har alltid velat bygga en eka själv men...är Gitarrbyggare och har en liknande verkstad. Gratulerar!
Este bote es para usar en el mar? O es solo para usar en lagos y aguas tranquilas?
True Scandinavian boatbuilding, love it.
Such a pleasure to watch. Wish I could have seen it underway.
I’ve invested 48:41 minutes of my time to watch this video and it’s so satisfying.
norberto Estrada we have too a couples movie night 🥰💕
All I can do is bow before a master craftsman, well done sir it was a honour to see you work
Quel travail ! Cinquante ans de travail de pratique ! on est vraiment à l'ancienne , avec un minimum d'outils modernes ! Inimitable , un vrai savoir faire Bravo!
What a beautiful job and excellent craftsmanship. It was a pleasure watching this man work. if you think this boat was good , wait till he builds the second one. ;). ;)
En fröjd för ögat! Både bygget och ekan. Tack!
Dude has done this a lot. He held the back angle brace at the right angle and ran it through the band saw!
How would you do that? Exactly the same. Just do it. Do you know the carbon copy paper trick? That way you see if the angle is right. I don't come and applause each time you park your car! That's just as amazing.
Noah did better not many more .a true experienced man ,doubt yl see this .iv loads of respect
I am glad that little girl let you help. hahahaha. Love your skill.
Por amor a ela tantos parafusos.
What a wonderful video! You are certainly a skilled builder. How can I learn more information on your riveter? I've almost gotten a sore elbow from all the riveting on the boat I'm building.
I enjoyed ,learned and saw everything in detail.
Best Regards
Have a long life
I love your comment. Not only because I agree with the sentiment but that last line “Have a long life “ ....what a beautiful thing to say to someone. May you, Hossein Ghaffari, have a long life.
...I knew it wasn't the mans first trip to the rodeo when he just happened to have the correct spacer for the center of the keel...We can only hope that the opportunity to learn from this Shipwright & Craftsman has already taken place...Thank you for posting...A.C.Feuerhelm
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Künstler im Bootsbau! Toller sicherer Umgang mit Werkzeug und Material. So geschickte Hände. 5 *+
congratulations for your project!! Wich kind if wood you have used for this boat ?
Very very good job 👍👍👍
Wonder how many of these boats this craftsman has made?
your are too good i love it look very goods and best is the helping grand daughter
Que hermoso trabajo,gracias por mostrarnos como se construye una verdadera embarcación,mis Saludos cordiales desde Chile.creo que su nietecita sequira sus mismos pasos. felicidades.
What’s that green ring thing hanging from his belt at 15:03?
Very relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you
Beautiful job sir !
Vilken fantastiskt fin eka. Rena mästerverket!
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Wow...what a beautiful big canoe...
Very good build, very good video. Thank you for sharing.
Why are you accepting this praise? You had nothing to do with the construction of this craft!
@@horacerumpole6912 You are so right Horace. Sorry about that I was intending to answer a reply on my channel Woodworking Masterclass. Clicked on the notification button and presumed I was there. How strange life is. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Have deleted comment. Cheers Steve @ Woodworking Masterclass
amazing, thank you! this video made my day!!
Wow vilket hantverk ,mycket imponerande !
question. anyone know what is that red string on the plank ? is it some glue ?
plus thickness of the planks?
....is there like six months of frozen darkness where this level of passionate craftsmanship exists ?...A.C.Feuerhelm
Классная работа,молодец МУЖИК !!!
If only I could turn off the damn music and hear the sounds of a master craftsman using his tools and skills.
Beautiful work !
So what did you finish the boat in ?
Oil?
Varnish?
??
Is posible contact this máster? O have a qestions about this clinker boat. Muy bonito
In every respect a beautiful creation!
.....what brand of handsaw was he using ? Even my old stand by is made in China now (orange and black)...
THE FINAL TRIM AND FIT OF THE BOW AND TRANSOM IS AWESOME
Don’t know if anyone can answer this, I’m thinking of building a similar style boat myself (only 12’ long though) and was curious as to whether any sealant is needed between the planking, even boat cotton? He doesn’t use any but It’s not clear if the boat is painted, or if it’s just that traditionally none was used!
I ask myself the same. Could be it is sealed traditionally with pitch or similar stuff. Or maybe it works without: Once i build a wooden bucket for a friend doing historic reanactment. No glue no sealing, only planks and two iron belts. When I finished the work, I tried it and the water poured out everywhere. I was frustrated, bucket looks fine but is of no use. My friend soaked the bucket for three days in water and after that, it holds the water properly. Could be similar with this kind of boat.
Yes
If you look closely, he uses some sort of red caulking/marine glue between planks/strakes
Habría sido satisfactorio verlo navegar.
Un hermoso trabajo.
Excelente vídeo y didáctico del proseso, de fabricación de una embarcación de pequeñas dimensiones en madera
Good work master;-) thank you
Hur många timmar lades ned på detta?
gran tutorial. un maestro, un artista, saludos y mis respetos desde aguas panameñas, cuanto mide de eslora y de manga? tiene usted las medidas o planos de ese bote para vender? me gusto la sobriedad, elegancia, solidez y ademas a mi siempre me han gustado las cosas sencillas, me dan mejor resultado jejejje, saludos y salud amigo. P.S. Gracias por su tiempo y compartir.
No keel plank just board?
Well done sir.
Well done 👍👍👍
Beautifully done!
Even though seen as Old age but he works like a professional
What an incredible build, wonderful workmanship!!! Isn't that pine though - how do you protect it from the elements?
I've watched Scandinavian boat builders build the outer skin with plantation pine these days instead of cutting down precious oak trees. It works because we now have modern marine quality varnishes and paints. The same principle applies to plywood construction, providing everything is sealed with a waterproof membrane. The old Vikings only had tar-wash for rot prevention, which worked well on oak, but not so good on pine boards. I'm no expert but I watch a lot of videos on traditional boat building. Hope this helps.
These always look black, probably painted with tjära, tar I think in English
What nails for rivets are made of? And boards are of fyrtree I guess. THE AXE ist da best!
What kind of wood are you using?
He is ambidextrous. Hammer and saw with left. Drills with right. No wonder he is a copper rivet master.
Lovely to see a Artisan at work they make it look so easy ,which I know it ain't!.
The best is the helping granddaughter.
Even with occlusion
Hes a master ,not a bater ,a craftman !
мастер есть мастер.респект и уважение.
Wow, that is awesome 🎉
Magnifique travail, félicitations !
Is there a plan or cutting list for the timbers
All this Work is to be done to get a watertight construction. Imagine what can be done with so much knowledge if modern materials are used! The same designs! You can not convince me that copper clinking is the best for boatbuilding.
Gunnebo Swedish nails, best I have ever used. I've never built a boat, but I'd almost consider it just to use that little rivet setting gun...!
quelle beaux travail merci pour la video
Norwegian Pram, built with the simplest of tool!
Like the reverse belt sander, love watching well practised work like this, thanks
I would love to inherit his shop.
Sayın ustacıgım izlediğim en yapıcı video ellerine sağlık çok güzel oldu buna dıştan takma bir motor yakışır
Fantastiskt hantverk! Har den här båttypen något namn? Och var i Sverige görs den?
E muito inspirador ver o Sr trabalhando, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho