At first, opening the sail felt just like another mundane task, but once we saw Yabá with the sail flapping we got so excited! Who else can't wait to see Yabá with 4 open sails navigating to the horizon??
Here is a ouple of suggestions you might like to consider... make a slightly wider board walk on the bowstring so you can get access more easily and even sit on the bowsprit without having to crawl and cling precairously on a pole to get to the forestry. You could also carve a mermaid and fit the bust under the sprit. Just love your project it turning out to be spectacular...
Varnish in layers 90⁰ crossed. The last two layers in the woodgrain direction. Your varnish won't degrade as rapidly as all in one direction. It's stronger against UV as it won't penetrate that easy to the fiberglass on the roof. You will expand your varnish cycle for at least two years. Be safe and joyful. 🤗👋👋
The maintenance on this boat will be a full time job for at least two people. The varnish looks good now but after 6 months with salt water and sun it will require constant repair. Bad enough it's all wood but the size and amount of varnish is going to be one expensive money pit that never ends.
I have been following your journey since Roberta & Duca convinced you to put your story on UA-cam I got a shock to see how much damage & rot the sea worms had done to Yaba & thought you would never get to this stage!! Great work guys & I cant wait to see the day Yaba finally hits the water!! Look forward to your new journeys on the seas!
Yeah, a crows nest would be super cool. i think the foremast would be the most aesthetically satisfying spot. I don't know how that would work with the sails though. Also, adding weight aloft reduces overall efficiency since it makes the boat pitch and heel more. Something on the bowsprit would be more practical.
Hi favorite UA-cam folks! Sorry we’re late getting to you. We were on a disconnected weekend away. Your progress is outstanding. Don’t let the rain get you down. You will catch up in no time. A little thing like that can’t keep good people down and you’re the best! Closer and closer!
Hey MP and Ben. Am truly impressed at the amount of varnish being applied. Incredible that 6 more coats and then another 4 onc e Yabá is on water. Definitely put a fo'castle👍. Looked so cool how it was being made. It certainly adds a touch of individuality to a boat. Till the next episode!!! Tchau.
Yabá is getting closer and closer to be fully on water!! you guys must be feeling sooo happy that your home is almost ready to travel the world :D !!! yay
What you're calling the superstructure is a trunk cabin top and what you're going to fiberglass is called the overhead little nautical terms guys are doing a great job keep it up
seeing Yaba with one sail open had been like magic... I'm not sure how it will look on yaba but I'm preatty sure the bucket on the mast will be great :-)
The visuals and the stunning music 🎶 in your edits is so enjoyable. Love the way you both interact with each other. Yaba being built with so much love.
Hello. I keep my fingers crossed for you and your project. The sailing ship is getting more and more beautiful. Regarding your question, do you want to sail or have balance problems. The less weight at the top, the better. Such a socket weighs a lot and the socket shown by you - it rather floats on the engine, I think.
Just let me say these guys in the boat yard are just EPIC I mean I work hard or so I thought but this Team is truly Epic hats off to you Gentlemen. Pace is really starting to pick up now and the detail work can begin in earnist and all the tanks and electrical can go in and the engine can start to feel at home. Both roofs are looking great and and will look excellent. Yeah you getting the same weather we have been getting in NZ Rain but then it is winter. Keep aty it and Carry On. :0)
Build a completely new vessel around two masts with the sails still up. When vessel built take sails down LOL Great video and enjoy seeing the rest of a busy traditional working yard.
Congratulations on the progress thus far , it's nothing short of Amazing.. The men who have rebuilt Yaba are beyond superior to anything I've seen. Watching the shipwrights moving the vessels around manually was no small feat...I was just gobstopped by the old world way things are done. As my Dad says"It works because ,That's how it's been done since before machines. Men an muscle an Workin smart not hard! " ... He is a old school man thru an thru... A gentleman!! Grateful for being able to watch your progress weekly!! ✌🏼💗😊❣️
@@4ustube absolutely. Within a few years, Ben will get hand cramps at the mention of the word varnish. Salt water and sun are unrelenting enemies of boats and boat owners free time.
If it was me, I'd cover those house tops with some kind of fabric to protect them from the UV in the sunlight when I was not actually sailing, especially while you're working on her. Even with 9 coats of good marine varnish, the sun, especially in the tropics, eats it up pretty quickly and if it damages the epoxy underneath, it makes a real mess.
I would love to see you bring Yaba up to the Mystic Wooden Boat Show someday to see her for myself. A number of wonderful wooden boats show up each year and it would be great if you two could make it up one year.
@@SailingYaba Instead of a crows nest with Yab'as long bow sprit it would look awesome with a catch net under it .unless of course that the mast is tall enough that the crows nest was above the sail then i say yes to the nest or why not both .
Hey, shipwright here, great job so far, I'm subscribing. You may find you have some cracking in the epoxy on the pilothouse roof, along the caulking lines, from the thicker more traditional deck planks expansion and contraction. With thinner wood, the epoxy can stabilize a greater % of the wood thickness, if that makes sense, so there's less unstabilized wood to expand and contract. My favorite advice to cruisers is: have enough anchor, you'll sleep better on and off the boat, and sailboat cruising is supposed to be fun, hah. How do you know if you have enough anchor? Easy, one of your anchors should be just big enough, that your sailing friends start to tease you about it, good luck!
You two and the folks there working so hard. She is looking like the one of a kind vessel she is. So much attention to detail. Something about the sails being there seams rather symbolic of her rebirth. She is getting ready to start a whole new life on the sea. I seriously believe few other than you two could have had the strength and heart to bring her back to life. She was so close to being lost forever. Incredible!
Hi guys just popped in to say what great videos you do, really do appreciate that you are always on time each week, I really enjoy getting up every Monday morning to tune in to watch the next episode, always on time, that is appreciated, MARTIN
Keep up the great work that you are doing together . can't wait to see if all finished and you enjoying all the labor that you have put into your new home .may you have fare winds on your journey ..
Just found you, was very interested in your marine project. The boat looks amazing. I will back track your video's to see how you got this far. The very best to you and your crew!
I really, really like the attitude there to health and safety, it reminds me of when I was a boy in the early sixties running around Grimsby docks, so much nicer than all the crap we have here in the UK now.
more paint. Paint is so much easier and less time consuming. I know, varnish looks beautiful, but it's very labor intensive. You're doing a great job though!
Siempre, pero siempre, me quedo con más ganas de ver como adelanta el Yabá. Espero con ansias el próximo video. Para Ben, cuando pasas barniz, hazlo con pincel o pieceleta, el pasarlo con rodillo deja muchas imperfecciones y burbujas. Trata en lo posible de dar pinceladas largas y de no repasararlas, esto lo que hace es dejar una capa más consistente y contínua. Para el epoxi también es mejor la espátula que el rodillo por las mismas razones. Humilde aporte de este seguidor. MP y Capitán Caio saludos para uds. también desde Uruguay 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Will the shipyard continue with their own You Tube channel after you have sailed on to new horizons? I, for one, am going to miss these amazing craftsmen when your gone.
Es increíble como se mueven los barcos en el astillero. Que alegoria nos dais con la vuelta de los mejores carpinteros que esisten. Estoy seguro que va a ser el barco más bonito del mundo. ANIMOOOOO
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At first, opening the sail felt just like another mundane task, but once we saw Yabá with the sail flapping we got so excited!
Who else can't wait to see Yabá with 4 open sails navigating to the horizon??
🤩😍🥰
ME ME ME ME ME .
She is looking good 👍
Been here from the first episode and I can't wait for Yaba to sail blue seas 🙏💪👍👏👏👏
Yes the crows nest would be a great look to that beautiful YABA, from Idaho USA
I love that Caillou's bark sounds like a little squeak. It's so adorable!
Here is a ouple of suggestions you might like to consider... make a slightly wider board walk on the bowstring so you can get access more easily and even sit on the bowsprit without having to crawl and cling precairously on a pole to get to the forestry. You could also carve a mermaid and fit the bust under the sprit. Just love your project it turning out to be spectacular...
YABA must have a crows nest...to really look finished. much luv to all that work on YABA
Sunday morning coffee with Yaba!
Good morning!!!!
Varnish in layers 90⁰ crossed. The last two layers in the woodgrain direction. Your varnish won't degrade as rapidly as all in one direction. It's stronger against UV as it won't penetrate that easy to the fiberglass on the roof. You will expand your varnish cycle for at least two years.
Be safe and joyful. 🤗👋👋
Guys that is going to be a beautiful boat. If Yaba could talk she would thank you for bring her back to life. God bless
Thank you Rodney!!
Yana is looking YABA FABULOUS !! YA HOO !!
The maintenance on this boat will be a full time job for at least two people. The varnish looks good now but after 6 months with salt water and sun it will require constant repair. Bad enough it's all wood but the size and amount of varnish is going to be one expensive money pit that never ends.
Such colorful boats all around you, the suspense of Yabas color scheme is mounting....
I have been following your journey since Roberta & Duca convinced you to put your story on UA-cam I got a shock to see how much damage & rot the sea worms had done to Yaba & thought you would never get to this stage!! Great work guys & I cant wait to see the day Yaba finally hits the water!! Look forward to your new journeys on the seas!
Yeah, a crows nest would be super cool. i think the foremast would be the most aesthetically satisfying spot. I don't know how that would work with the sails though. Also, adding weight aloft reduces overall efficiency since it makes the boat pitch and heel more. Something on the bowsprit would be more practical.
Very good choice of music 🎶. Thank's
You use BOTH: roller and paint brush. You roll it on and brush it out: much faster and easier. AMATEURS.
Hi favorite UA-cam folks! Sorry we’re late getting to you. We were on a disconnected weekend away. Your progress is outstanding. Don’t let the rain get you down. You will catch up in no time. A little thing like that can’t keep good people down and you’re the best! Closer and closer!
She looks amazing! I can imagine lying on her deck catching some rays and sipping an ice cold beer!)))❤
Hey MP and Ben.
Am truly impressed at the amount of varnish being applied. Incredible that 6 more coats and then another 4 onc
e Yabá is on water.
Definitely put a fo'castle👍. Looked so cool how it was being made. It certainly adds a touch of individuality to a boat.
Till the next episode!!! Tchau.
you know what feature I like that you said is on that boat the lazy Susan on the table LOL I like that man you guys are right man
Ben is doing a great job keeping the projects moving, a lot of work is getting done. God bless you guys stay safe and stay the course 😊. Peace
I love the music in this episode. More!
Your Boat has truly turned into a thing of Beauty ! I agree it looked awesome with the sail blowing !
Thanks Gerry!!
Yabá is getting closer and closer to be fully on water!! you guys must be feeling sooo happy that your home is almost ready to travel the world :D !!! yay
Thanks for posting and sharing.
I love you guys. Great filming, editing and commentary…. every time.
Thank you so much Michael!
Thanks!
We have no words for you Greg! 🙏
YABA is looking beautiful…. MP …. You are Absolutely adorable!
Thank you Stephen! 🥰
What you're calling the superstructure is a trunk cabin top and what you're going to fiberglass is called the overhead little nautical terms guys are doing a great job keep it up
Thanks
Thank you so much for being so supportive John!
No crow’s nest. Yaba will have her own beautify and character. Y’all are doing a great job.
seeing Yaba with one sail open had been like magic... I'm not sure how it will look on yaba but I'm preatty sure the bucket on the mast will be great :-)
The visuals and the stunning music 🎶 in your edits is so enjoyable. Love the way you both interact with each other.
Yaba being built with so much love.
Exciting to hear Ben say: - and then we are next 😮. Talking about the boats going in the water!
Hello. I keep my fingers crossed for you and your project. The sailing ship is getting more and more beautiful. Regarding your question, do you want to sail or have balance problems. The less weight at the top, the better. Such a socket weighs a lot and the socket shown by you - it rather floats on the engine, I think.
With the all ballast with MP's smiley faces all sails will be extra happy. Well, it can't hurt, Attitude matters!
Crows nest...YES definitely 😀
Looks really good Canada
I like a few bright colour accents, yellow, red in a few areas. I think that really has a positive effect on mood.
crisp sails are good!
Goodmorning guys ☕☕👋🌞👍
👋🌝👍
The decks and cabin tops should have some areas of anti-slip compound added for safe footing.
I am looking forward to the faring of Yaba's hull. Also the choice of antifouling paint and color.
Thanks for all good videos 😊.
Good work and progress 👍.
Looking forward to more 😁
Given any thought to securing the ballast, I should think that would be a priority
Just let me say these guys in the boat yard are just EPIC I mean I work hard or so I thought but this Team is truly Epic hats off to you Gentlemen. Pace is really starting to pick up now and the detail work can begin in earnist and all the tanks and electrical can go in and the engine can start to feel at home. Both roofs are looking great and and will look excellent. Yeah you getting the same weather we have been getting in NZ Rain but then it is winter. Keep aty it and Carry On. :0)
wow Yaba, the view from above, she looks so beautiful (tearful eyes) well done you two. I envy you hehehe take care.
😊 thank you Gary!
So happy about you both getting that far, and overcoming all the challenges. Can't wait to see restored Yaba once again sailing for new adventures 😀
Things are looking great! Can't wait till you splash!
Build a completely new vessel around two masts with the sails still up. When vessel built take sails down LOL
Great video and enjoy seeing the rest of a busy traditional working yard.
Congratulations on the progress thus far , it's nothing short of Amazing.. The men who have rebuilt Yaba are beyond superior to anything I've seen. Watching the shipwrights moving the vessels around manually was no small feat...I was just gobstopped by the old world way things are done. As my Dad says"It works because ,That's how it's been done since before machines. Men an muscle an Workin smart not hard! " ... He is a old school man thru an thru... A gentleman!!
Grateful for being able to watch your progress weekly!! ✌🏼💗😊❣️
Good morning fellow Yaba followers. One day soon, she will be a sailing vessel and no longer a really fun project for us all to enjoy.
Good morning Luca! Once we start sailing we are planning on continue to share our adventures and we will try to keep them just as fun! 😉
@@SailingYaba I’ll be there with you
Boats always have projects, just not as big as the current one. Can't wait for your adventures on the water, with the normal maintenance projects too.
@@4ustube absolutely. Within a few years, Ben will get hand cramps at the mention of the word varnish. Salt water and sun are unrelenting enemies of boats and boat owners free time.
If it was me, I'd cover those house tops with some kind of fabric to protect them from the UV in the sunlight when I was not actually sailing, especially while you're working on her. Even with 9 coats of good marine varnish, the sun, especially in the tropics, eats it up pretty quickly and if it damages the epoxy underneath, it makes a real mess.
I would love to see you bring Yaba up to the Mystic Wooden Boat Show someday to see her for myself. A number of wonderful wooden boats show up each year and it would be great if you two could make it up one year.
Compact the ballast in the tubes with a palm nailer.on the sides of the tube.
it was nice to see the sail up even for a short time .and the main cabin roof is awesome .
Yes it was!! I (MP) felt all the butterflies when looking at the sail like that, it felt amazing!
@@SailingYaba Instead of a crows nest with Yab'as long bow sprit it would look awesome with a catch net under it .unless of course that the mast is tall enough that the crows nest was above the sail then i say yes to the nest or why not both .
Valeu!
Muito obrigado pelo apoio!! ❤️
Cannot wait to see you guys sailing the beautiful Yaba’ Great work by you and the crew
The skills of the guys in that boat yard have amazed me all along and yabba would be going nowhere without them
Hey, shipwright here, great job so far, I'm subscribing. You may find you have some cracking in the epoxy on the pilothouse roof, along the caulking lines, from the thicker more traditional deck planks expansion and contraction. With thinner wood, the epoxy can stabilize a greater % of the wood thickness, if that makes sense, so there's less unstabilized wood to expand and contract.
My favorite advice to cruisers is: have enough anchor, you'll sleep better on and off the boat, and sailboat cruising is supposed to be fun, hah. How do you know if you have enough anchor? Easy, one of your anchors should be just big enough, that your sailing friends start to tease you about it, good luck!
Finally beginning to see your vision. Looks great so far.
love your choices of music, always.
You two and the folks there working so hard. She is looking like the one of a kind vessel she is. So much attention to detail. Something about the sails being there seams rather symbolic of her rebirth. She is getting ready to start a whole new life on the sea. I seriously believe few other than you two could have had the strength and heart to bring her back to life. She was so close to being lost forever. Incredible!
Watch every one can't wait to see it finish everyone done brilliant job
Hi guys just popped in to say what great videos you do, really do appreciate that you are always on time each week, I really enjoy getting up every Monday morning to tune in to watch the next episode, always on time, that is appreciated, MARTIN
So excited for Sundays. Beautiful 😍. Be safe stay healthy and the Alaska white is beautiful as well.
Good progress again 👍🏴
Bom dia MP e Ben, cada dia que passa Yaba fica mais completo e equipado.😄😄😄
Bom dia José! Muito obrigado!
@@SailingYaba É nois ☺️☺️🇧🇷
Keep up the great work that you are doing together . can't wait to see if all finished and you enjoying all the labor that you have put into your new home .may you have fare winds on your journey ..
You have the answers to all my questions.
Yaba is looking more and more beautiful every week
Just found you, was very interested in your marine project. The boat looks amazing. I will back track your video's to see how you got this far. The very best to you and your crew!
Welcome aboard Michael!
Love the view from above , yaba is looking great!
Anyone who is sands fiberglass in shorts is one” tough hombre “ !!!
What great work you are doing. It all looks incredible. You guy's are brilliant at what you do. Keep well and safe. James.
glad to see progress and i hope all is well with both of you and have a great week ahead. see you folks on next week's video
Yeah you guys still make my Sundays completely satisfying 😉☺️👍
@19:04 Yep MP. You're right, but sometimes these things happen (or don't happen 😁). We're all human after all.
I hope the dark wood roof wont be too hot. White decks are a thing for a reason.
Смотрю вас с удовольствием каждую неделю. Спасибо вам ребята.
Nice job m8s, looking forwared to seein Nezo and the crew back to work on Yaba. Thanks, stay vertical Eh!
Thankyou peace.
love to see the shipwrights back on yaba your right i have missed there skill and expert work
Yes you should definitely add a crows nest…. We love you guys thanks for all the good fun entertainment! ⛵️💞⛵️
Oh yes you definitely should have a crows nest on all the masts so cool and make them usable, for videos and watching
I really, really like the attitude there to health and safety, it reminds me of when I was a boy in the early sixties running around Grimsby docks, so much nicer than all the crap we have here in the UK now.
Love your work you are gold .
Wow I can't wait to see those sails hoisted for real.
Same Clara!! 😍
more paint. Paint is so much easier and less time consuming. I know, varnish looks beautiful, but it's very labor intensive. You're doing a great job though!
Siempre, pero siempre, me quedo con más ganas de ver como adelanta el Yabá. Espero con ansias el próximo video. Para Ben, cuando pasas barniz, hazlo con pincel o pieceleta, el pasarlo con rodillo deja muchas imperfecciones y burbujas. Trata en lo posible de dar pinceladas largas y de no repasararlas, esto lo que hace es dejar una capa más consistente y contínua. Para el epoxi también es mejor la espátula que el rodillo por las mismas razones. Humilde aporte de este seguidor. MP y Capitán Caio saludos para uds. también desde Uruguay 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Great job,
Thank you!
What a transformation. Well done team Yaba!
What a extraordinary beautiful transformation! ...thumbs up!!!😉
Will the shipyard continue with their own You Tube channel after you have sailed on to new horizons? I, for one, am going to miss these amazing craftsmen when your gone.
Moving along very well
Yoohoo! Thanks Jeans!
All the work done on the roof is going to be totally worth it.
Looking Good! Keep up the good work.
Bom dia Casal tenham um ótimo domingo e excelente semana o vídeo está ótimo e as novidades estão chamando a atenção sucesso sempre
Muito obrigado Antonio! Feliz domingo!
Bom domingo!
Igualmente José!
O trabalho de vocês é incrivel!!Vai chegar o dia do Yaba entrar na água. Os rapazes do estaleiro são excelentes.Boa semana🙌🙏⛵⚓🇧🇷🇧🇷💯💯
That boat looks great!!! Hope you have lots of friends and family to keep it filled up.
Thanks John!
@@SailingYaba The memories you will make with your children and their children on the decks of the Yaba will repay all your efforts many times over.
Es increíble como se mueven los barcos en el astillero. Que alegoria nos dais con la vuelta de los mejores carpinteros que esisten. Estoy seguro que va a ser el barco más bonito del mundo. ANIMOOOOO
Muchas gracias Guillermo! 😍