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For what it’s worth, I’m super interested in the details of how the trim tab will be actuated and controlled. I’m not sure a lot of other people would be, but if you’re tempted to do a deep dive on that, there’s at least one person who’s interested!
@@timgelder4263 I don't think the trim rudder is moveable (edit: or not moveable by controls at least only manually), i think it's there to account for any misalignment with the tiller so you can go straight without any rudder inputs - might be wrong tho - lol just got to the actual explanation, i was way off 👏
A trim tab helps to ease the control pressure when well-adjusted on a plane or boat you can attain a one-finger control on a 200 mph cruise. It does not steer it maintains pressure on the tiller or yoke. Don't know if I love flying or sailing more...lol
The trim-tab could easily be adjusted with a smaller line ,like used in adjusting your hydro-vane autopilot, leading from the cockpit operating in a similar way to the hydro-vane.
The fact that you got that auger to drill from one side to the next, so that it came out dead on to the point that was marked, was an amazing feat in itself
@@johnwalker7592 Theres lots of jigs that could be used but this guy did it by hand.I think it is impossible that he did this by hand. No jigs or gadgets to guide that 3 foot long drill.And he did a few of them and they all came out the other side to prfection.There is some trickery here but i cant spot it.
Keith Rucker is a master. I've conversed with him via e-mail. Keith freely shares his expert advice. He knows his craft, and every ancillary aspect, so incredibly in depth. Such a one of depth of experience, knowledge, and humility is a treasure indeed.
@Wallace Simpson Reminds me of the MRE guy, slowly started adjusting the spoon clinking tones on the glass to be a tune until it was noticeable. Legends!
One of my favorite things about these videos is Leo taking the time to explain different parts of the boat and techniques or practices of shipbuilding/woodworking, it always shows how much planning and thought goes into the process and how all the small things are taken into account.
@@milesrout Every single generation bemoans the failings of the next generation. Your complaint just means you're getting old and crotchety, like that old man who used to yell at you, "Get off my lawn!" when you were a kid. There's a famous quote by Socrates who lived in the 5th century B.C. complaining about how youth in his day had become awful. So take some guidance from history and quit being a curmudgeon. It's unwarranted and very unattractive.
I had some chunks of wood so I stuck them together and made a Thing! I know exactly what you're talking about, so, limited vocab maybe but effective communication for me.
Big shoutout to Hello Fresh for their sense of humor, I think THIS way of doing commercials is much more attractive to a lot of people, funny, creative, and always with a twinkle in the eye
I usually skip adverts. However adverts like this are very watchable and amusing. Others should take note in the advertising world . Either make them short or funny !
You know you're good when you can eyeball a long drill bit throng three feet of wood and darn near hit dead center on the other end. My hat is off to ya.
No such luck involved. You level the rudder, and put a washer on the drill shank. Too high, the washer moves towards to wood, too low, it moves back to you. Also, did you notice the levelling arm, used to start the process at the beginning, sitting on the rudder as he drilled ?
@@dnomyarnostaw Never said it was luck I just said he was good. I'm not a master carpenter and he did what I thought was a very difficult thing to do but hey he probably has done that a hundred times. Thanks for your washer tip. I'm going to give that a try.
Zeal reminds me of a guy I went to college with who always had the best weed, but he never smoked too much of it. He just like to sit by his wood stove in the winter reading old books and listening to bluegrass.
As a born and bred PNW resident, I can think of nothing more PtTownsend-ey than a bunch of folk musicians playing music in a boat shed while a shipright crafts a rudder out of wood for a classic wooden sailing yacht! What an amazing project and an amazing community. Thanks Leo et'al.
@@4437RR My copy of the Pete Seeger song book has three verses and a long chorus between them, so they stopped after the last verse :) ... but it's not hard to make up more verses so like Arlo Guthrie singing Alice's Restaurant, it can go on all night. Ever see a muskrat Sally Ann Pickin a banjo Sally Ann Draggin his slick tail through the sand I'm gonna marry you Sally Ann I'm gonna marry you Sally Ann
It might be sighting to a pin on the far side and also a simple trick using a washer on the drill shaft, aim too high and it comes back towards you, aim too low and it goes away from you. The horizontal centre line of the rudder would have been shimmed to be dead level (horizontal)
A pin on the line to aim for like a gun sight and a washer on the drill shaft. The rudder axis must be horizontal and the washer will go away from you if you aim too low or come back toward you if you aim too high. It sounds simple but still requires skill to pull it off as Zeal managed to do.
Leo, your explanation of the trimtab is excellent. When you finally achieve your goal of sailing Tally Ho, you should be able to turn you pedagogic talents into an income stream.
Real ads are valuable when you have to go back and watch it again. Then when your wife asks "What are you watching," and you have to watch it again with her chuckling the whole time. Well done. Ads like that I'll watch. Love the music editing percussion orchestration.
15:30 First time I've ever seen a Sawzall used as a tool of CONstruction instead of a tool of DEstruction! Capt. Blackheart Charlie s/v Aurora, Key West
YHi Leo, have some really talented guys assising you on this project, but watching Zeal working that Purple Heart was just amazing- I know how hard it is to work, and he has done a fantastic job on that rudder. As a retired shipwright- I am loving this, especially watching you all use tools that weren't even a thing in my day. I wish you every success- you deserve it.
Kathy, I wondered that too. But did you notice that he chopped right to the drawn line? I reckon he's quite familiar with the tools. I think the method he used dictated using the ax. He cut one side then the other at an angle to the wood thickness. Then he joined the two by chopping out the center. An adze wouldn't have allowed that (unless using the adze at an angle, not flat to the stock as intended). Therefore, the ax was the better choice. I know I have sometimes chosen the 'wrong' tool because I wanted to practice more with it.
I've worked with Purple Heart. When he was planing the rudder face I kina felt sorry for him. That's a big job and that wood doesn't make it any easier. He'll be tasting PH for days what with the fine dust.
I must install a bandsaw in my kitchen. Genius! I can't think how I ever got my vegetables sliced correctly. And after, I watched a video about guys fixing up a sailing boat, plus there's even a dog in it. 7th heaven!
I am NOT a sailor, but am a serious woodworker for 60 years. I watch lots of woodworking channels, and quite a few boat building ones. Yours is one of my most favorite. Great woodworking, great care in the product. I LOVE it when you guys post a new video. thanks.
It was hard to watch Zeal swing the ax to remove some purple heart for the propeller opening on the rudder. All I could think of was how is easy it would be to butcher the work if he was even a little strong or his angle a little off. Unbelievable skill as usual. Very well done Zeal!
Yeah each time I see Zeal using tools I become more respectful of his abilities, he has his own way of doing many things but certainly achieves the desired results ! A true craftsman and an asset to any project ! 👍
Léo, je t'écris en français, c'est un petit challenge que je te tends, je te suis depuis le début de ton extraordinaire aventure avec Tally-Ho, tu vois je pense que tes parents doivent avoir une immense fierté d'avoir un fils d'un tel talent. Moi j'ai 63 ans et je suis fier de toi, ce que tu fais est juste formidable et j'imagine qu'il y a eut des turbulences dans ton trajet, les hommes c'est pas toujours simple. Ton trajet c'est d'abord de l'intelligence, c'est aussi un énorme travail, mais c'est aussi de la beauté, de la perfection. Tu vois tu es une lumière dans un monde qui nous fait de la peine. tu vois Léo, je pense que ton bateau n'est pas seulement un navire c'est aussi l'expression d'un espoir. Cette façon de dire que l'homme peut faire de belles choses, ton bateau c'est un geste d'amour. Le bois que tu façonne, le bois que tu travaille avec tes compagnons, tous formidables, c'est l'aboutissement de milliers d'années du travail des hommes. Alors Léo, le bois et la mer, je te souhaite le vent.
Absolument d'accord, compatriote ! Je rajouterais simplement qu'en dehors du bois , de la mer, des bateaux, de Leo, il y a beaucoup d'émotions, d'amour et de passion dans toutes ses vidéos. Les premières étaient vraiment émouvantes et Leo n'a pas toujours été entouré comme aujourd'hui. Beaucoup de courage et de détermination ! Une belle aventure humaine et de copains passionnés pour un projet magnifique ! PS : pour la traduction, Google, pas l'idéal mais ça dépanne, on arrive à se comprendre.
Alain your comment is close to poetry in its description - I am not being cynical. Yes, even though I am a hardened old Anglo-Saxon, I will say "d'accord, cent pour cent". If we cannot do the same with our hands, at least we can watch craftsmen display their mastery!
@@travelbugse2829 ...pour compléter : émotions, intelligence, copains, passion, amour et maintenant humour. J'adore l'idée originale des clips publicitaires. Certainement plus efficaces ainsi que des pubs classiques pour lessives.
I could watch this type of work all the time instead of mainstream tv! These guys really are artists in wood as well as timber engineers, the combination of aesthetic and functionality is something to behold! 👏👍😀
don't forget the natural humour that is developing as each character gets more comfortable in front of the camera. Perhaps we will see a number of spinoffs when this project concludes!
To respond to Zeil’s comments about the “thing” he created, they say that the things we create or build, are tangible proof of our existence. This is why they create such deep satisfaction.
"Nothing more satysfying than taking a gigantic square timber and milling it down and turning it into a thing......satysying thing!" A simple notion but so very difficult to do, but so true!
I wholeheartedly agree. I watched it thrice because the first time I was laughing too hard to catch it all, the second time to reread the fine disclaimer print (masterfully done) and the third to show it to my wife. Bravo. Leo and co! Your adverts are hands down amazing.
Watching the musicians. The strategically placed box of Yorkshire tea bags didn't go unnoticed. The USA is a wonderful place and has many things to offer but there are certain things a Brit just can't do without! Leo, I hope you're educating your wonderful crew to the delights of a proper brew.
21:00 Taking a magnificent tree, using reason based on old and new understanding of the tool you are in need of, and then applying disciplined skill to actually build it, is no small feat me hardies. You have shivered that timber and it will serve Tally Ho well for her next life. Never disappointed with her progress. Do carry on!
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
As a woodworker, I can really appreciate the level of skill that is demonstrated in these videos. Great work Leo & Crew! As a long time supporter of this amazing project, I would urge anyone that has not contributed to consider doing so. Thanks! 👍👍
It's very impressive to see how the video production quality, and humourous content, has improved over the years. Your videos are my bi-weekly brain candy. It'll be bittersweet to see the work complete and the boat splashed. The team is just too much fun to watch. Skill is unmatched.
Who knew cooking could be so much fun? Please don't hesitate to bring back the "house band", the music they play really fits the project and gives them a wider audience at the same time. Win-win.
Setting the trim on a light plane just right means you hardly need any pressure on the yoke to keep the plane flying straight; it makes total sense on a boat-rudder! Your sponsorship blurbs are hilarious, don't think twice about putting them in; everything is expensive today and it means we get to keep watching great content 🤗
I just love Saturday mornings, when I can watch another wonderful episode from Sampson Boat Co with Leo and his amazing crew doing incredible work on Tally Ho!
The woodwork continues to amaze me. If all adds were as entertaining as this, we might be inclined to watch them instead of going off to make a cup of coffee. Thanks to the musicians for the background music.
Great job, Zeal! The rudder looks amazing! You "made a thing" indeed. 😄 Leo, I _love_ your inclusion of live music. You always choose the best music for your videos (my daughter has commented on this as well), but this topped everything. You have assembled a top notch team, and continue to bring on great people as others move on. As a team manager, I know that's very difficult to do _consistently_ and I commend you for it. I would love to see a deep-dive on the trim system!
This resonates with my Norwegian genes. We like to say; There were no redheads in Ireland before the Norwegians came around. 😁 And the remark; 'I made a thing.' It is not childish to feel pride & a sense of accomplishment when you make something from raw materials to a functional, beautiful thing. It is craftsmanship of the tallest order.
The funny thing is how watching Zeal take a square thing and turn it into a new unique and beautiful shaped thing, was in and of itself, such a beautiful thing.
While dozens of modern sailboats with delicate spade rudders hug the Iberian coast, terrified of any fin above the water - I am pretty sure that Tally Ho could sail through a pod of orcas with impunity. Great work Zeal!
It is interesting comparing Acorn 2 A and Tally Ho. Lots to things in sync throughout the years. Different culture, skill sets and methodologies. I like watching both for different reasons. Tally brings me most joy
lol at the advert. We know you lot make food like this all the time, no matter where it's from. Epic journey continues. Looking forward to seeing this new-fangled, modern rudder.
Cheers for what has to be the best Hello Fresh commercial I've seen yet and there has been a large number of them. The rudder and head cabinetry are absolutely first rate. Thank you all for another great video.
LEO , looks like you are creating a real ship's rudder rather the a sailboat's pretty rudder. Plus a trim tab , right on ! The Sampson Tally-Ho. is a woodwork marvel.
I stopped three minutes in to bing watch from the beginning. That choice is not disappointing! It’s an incredible journey you have undertaken. I am actually amazed at the way everyone has pitched in and helped. Can’t wait to catch up, I’m currently watching you transform the shop floor to lay out the plans in “life sized” form. Update- made it back to the rudder! One more to go and I’ll be caught up! Not that anyone really cares in the grand scheme of things, but here I am !
My heart melted when your local musicians appeared! Please do that loads more! Reminds me of Guildford UkeJam UK, 150 people in a pub just jamming! 😂💚💓👍
The reconstructed Tally-Ho will be the most beautiful boat on the water, she's like a peice of functional jewelry. Edit: I hope the cat and duck are okay
The live music ticked so many boxes for me. I might have watched your series for the boat, but I am a musician in real life, so I have just had a real treat! Thanks, mate.
Once again we see this fabulous example of superb quality of craftsmanship and the huge amount of planning that goes into every detail of the design of Tally Ho, and the obvious joy craftsmen that can be justly proud of their efforts
Love the Trim tab idea. They were quite common on aircraft for elevator control. Known as a servo tab if used as you will to drive the control surface. They can be linked directly to the control column(tiller) or fixed to the airframe(hull) so that they move when the rudder moves. Some are used to assist(balance-tabs) where as others are used in opposition to movement to stiffen the control(anti-servo tabs). They are sometimes as you suggested also used to trim although this is more commonly done with a separate tab. For the plane spotters some aircraft which used servo tabs: BAE146, MD80 and the biggest of them all the Bristol Brabazon.
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Similar to bxmachine, I've been using Hello Fresh for roundabout a year or so now. Very happy with it, full recommend if you wanna try it out.
And it's not just for Americans either ;)
Cheers from Germany, NRW.
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Another great ad segment, and another great video. You should get a hair-gel sponsorship - you must use tons of it :)
For what it’s worth, I’m super interested in the details of how the trim tab will be actuated and controlled. I’m not sure a lot of other people would be, but if you’re tempted to do a deep dive on that, there’s at least one person who’s interested!
Very curious, separate tiller?
@@timgelder4263 I don't think the trim rudder is moveable (edit: or not moveable by controls at least only manually), i think it's there to account for any misalignment with the tiller so you can go straight without any rudder inputs - might be wrong tho
- lol just got to the actual explanation, i was way off 👏
@@timgelder4263 yes, sort-of..
A trim tab helps to ease the control pressure when well-adjusted on a plane or boat you can attain a one-finger control on a 200 mph cruise. It does not steer it maintains pressure on the tiller or yoke. Don't know if I love flying or sailing more...lol
The trim-tab could easily be adjusted with a smaller line ,like used in adjusting your hydro-vane autopilot, leading from the cockpit operating in a similar way to the hydro-vane.
The fact that you got that auger to drill from one side to the next, so that it came out dead on to the point that was marked, was an amazing feat in itself
it was, in addition to other things, a testament to the consistent density and regularity of the grain in that purple heart.
That's exactly what I was wondering. And still can't imagine how ,without pilot holes, it stayed on track.
I was definitely impressed with that !
@@bitey6709 you can build a large L shaped jig that the drill bit rides in the inside corner of the L- to keep everything 90 degrees.
@@johnwalker7592 Theres lots of jigs that could be used but this guy did it by hand.I think it is impossible that he did this by hand. No jigs or gadgets to guide that 3 foot long drill.And he did a few of them and they all came out the other side to prfection.There is some trickery here but i cant spot it.
The product placement sections are always good for a giggle, fair play for keeping it light hearted, whilst still fulfilling the brief. 😁🤣
What about the poor duck!?
Loved the disclaimer too! Absolutely worth to pause the clip to read in its entirety 🤣
This is the ONLY channel where I don’t skip the adverts.
Honestly the only ads section I'm up for
@@davidcatanach2620 It's ok, the cat will keep an eye out for him!
Good to see Keith Rucker's brazing repair on the threading machine still holding up
Keith Rucker is a master. I've conversed with him via e-mail. Keith freely shares his expert advice. He knows his craft, and every ancillary aspect, so incredibly in depth. Such a one of depth of experience, knowledge, and humility is a treasure indeed.
"Hello, this is your weekly dose of fine woodworking."
Bi-weekly* 😢
I'd also recommend Frank Howarth.
And what wonderful woodworking it is too.
,and fine musical accompaniment also.
@@sowbirasmujo Bi-weekly means twice a week. You are looking for semi-weekly, which means not every week.
The live music is absolutely perfect for this series! Please encourage them to return :)
Props to the editor for syncing the piano chords up with the mallet at 11:58. Your efforts did not go unnoticed 😉
leo edits the videos!
He has actually been doing that for a while now. I noticed it months ago. Subtle and clever, like Leo.
Also how beautiful the sander sounds on the rudder!
@Wallace Simpson Reminds me of the MRE guy, slowly started adjusting the spoon clinking tones on the glass to be a tune until it was noticeable. Legends!
i enjoyed that moment as well :D goog job in so many ways :D
One of my favorite things about these videos is Leo taking the time to explain different parts of the boat and techniques or practices of shipbuilding/woodworking, it always shows how much planning and thought goes into the process and how all the small things are taken into account.
Great episode. Absolutely nothing childish about getting a good feeling when you're made a thing. Loved the live music and the advert! 🎻😊
eally ? You love commercials ? What a dumb thing to say.
Many of the worlds problems would disappear if more of us were taught how to make a 'thing'.
The thing is The Thing.
@@milesrout Every single generation bemoans the failings of the next generation. Your complaint just means you're getting old and crotchety, like that old man who used to yell at you, "Get off my lawn!" when you were a kid. There's a famous quote by Socrates who lived in the 5th century B.C. complaining about how youth in his day had become awful. So take some guidance from history and quit being a curmudgeon. It's unwarranted and very unattractive.
I had some chunks of wood so I stuck them together and made a Thing! I know exactly what you're talking about, so, limited vocab maybe but effective communication for me.
Big shoutout to Hello Fresh for their sense of humor, I think THIS way of doing commercials is much more attractive to a lot of people, funny, creative, and always with a twinkle in the eye
I usually skip adverts. However adverts like this are very watchable and amusing. Others should take note in the advertising world . Either make them short or funny !
The advertisements on Leo's videos are the only ones I watch.
You know you're good when you can eyeball a long drill bit throng three feet of wood and darn near hit dead center on the other end. My hat is off to ya.
No such luck involved. You level the rudder, and put a washer on the drill shank. Too high, the washer moves towards to wood, too low, it moves back to you.
Also, did you notice the levelling arm, used to start the process at the beginning, sitting on the rudder as he drilled ?
@@dnomyarnostaw Never said it was luck I just said he was good. I'm not a master carpenter and he did what I thought was a very difficult thing to do but hey he probably has done that a hundred times. Thanks for your washer tip. I'm going to give that a try.
Zeal reminds me of a guy I went to college with who always had the best weed, but he never smoked too much of it. He just like to sit by his wood stove in the winter reading old books and listening to bluegrass.
As a born and bred PNW resident, I can think of nothing more PtTownsend-ey than a bunch of folk musicians playing music in a boat shed while a shipright crafts a rudder out of wood for a classic wooden sailing yacht! What an amazing project and an amazing community. Thanks Leo et'al.
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(Bread is for eating.)
@nagualdesign oops... lemme go fix it.
Can anyone explain how and who decided when to stop?
@@4437RR My copy of the Pete Seeger song book has three verses and a long chorus between them, so they stopped after the last verse :)
... but it's not hard to make up more verses so like Arlo Guthrie singing Alice's Restaurant, it can go on all night.
Ever see a muskrat Sally Ann
Pickin a banjo Sally Ann
Draggin his slick tail through the sand
I'm gonna marry you Sally Ann
I'm gonna marry you Sally Ann
Zeal's work with the axe was awe-inspiring
Yes: absolutely precision work.
Insanely skilled. He is of a dying breed of craftsmen.
Ok how in the world did he keep that long drill centered? That's amazing!!!
It might be sighting to a pin on the far side and also a simple trick using a washer on the drill shaft, aim too high and it comes back towards you, aim too low and it goes away from you. The horizontal centre line of the rudder would have been shimmed to be dead level (horizontal)
A pin on the line to aim for like a gun sight and a washer on the drill shaft. The rudder axis must be horizontal and the washer will go away from you if you aim too low or come back toward you if you aim too high. It sounds simple but still requires skill to pull it off as Zeal managed to do.
These guys make everything look easy and I mean that in the most complementary way.
@@loloaqici82qb4ipp Great explanation, thanks.
Leo, your explanation of the trimtab is excellent. When you finally achieve your goal of sailing Tally Ho, you should be able to turn you pedagogic talents into an income stream.
05:34 - a packet of Yorkshire tea! Good man!
I vote for a deeper dive on the trim tab!
Yes please!
Real ads are valuable when you have to go back and watch it again. Then when your wife asks "What are you watching," and you have to watch it again with her chuckling the whole time. Well done. Ads like that I'll watch. Love the music editing percussion orchestration.
The hammering during the piano matching up was a nice touch!
and maybe even some variable router pitch to go along with the live performance?
15:30 First time I've ever seen a Sawzall used as a tool of CONstruction instead of a tool of DEstruction!
Capt. Blackheart Charlie
s/v Aurora, Key West
YHi Leo, have some really talented guys assising you on this project, but watching Zeal working that Purple Heart was just amazing- I know how hard it is to work, and he has done a fantastic job on that rudder. As a retired shipwright- I am loving this, especially watching you all use tools that weren't even a thing in my day. I wish you every success- you deserve it.
I do wonder why he didn't use an adz on the rudder instead of an axe.
They all are incredibly gifted shipwrights and talented cabinetmakers as well !
Kathy, I wondered that too. But did you notice that he chopped right to the drawn line? I reckon he's quite familiar with the tools.
I think the method he used dictated using the ax. He cut one side then the other at an angle to the wood thickness. Then he joined the two by chopping out the center. An adze wouldn't have allowed that (unless using the adze at an angle, not flat to the stock as intended). Therefore, the ax was the better choice.
I know I have sometimes chosen the 'wrong' tool because I wanted to practice more with it.
I've worked with Purple Heart. When he was planing the rudder face I kina felt sorry for him. That's a big job and that wood doesn't make it any easier. He'll be tasting PH for days what with the fine dust.
I must install a bandsaw in my kitchen. Genius! I can't think how I ever got my vegetables sliced correctly. And after, I watched a video about guys fixing up a sailing boat, plus there's even a dog in it. 7th heaven!
11:58 excellent sound editing there, duly noted!
"I highly recommend using zero clearance insert when cutting sweet potato on a table saw" 🤣😅😁😂 priceless! Your advice will be long remembered...
That purple heart is truly the most beautiful wood. There is something incredibly satisfying watching it be worked into a finished piece.
If you haven't worked with it, purple heart is very very hard to work with, it's so dense and heavy, but it's amazing lumber
I believe it's called a "Thing?" 😁
It is amazing stuff. VERY tough to work with, oily and very heavy, but is truly beautiful when finished. And it is durable as all hell...
like walnut turns yellow when expose to sunlight in a finished product purpleheart turns a not so pleasant brown in sunlight.
I have said this here before too. I have not seen a timber like it here in NZ, used to shitty old pine hahaha. Looks so damn stable and sense.
Zeal's skill is highly underrated and his explanations are excellent. He's an excellent addition to the project and videos.
"...and somebody stood on a duck" never change Leo
Nice to see that Taylors tea from Gods own county (Yorkshire) is on the bench top.
Zeal’s rudder is a real work of art. Great job recognizing the inadequacy of the rudder. A trim tab is probably a great idea too. 👍
There is nothing childish about doing excellent work and being proud of it
Phil from OZ
400.000 people on this channel agree with you
Could not agree more, Phil. Kit from OZ.
I am NOT a sailor, but am a serious woodworker for 60 years. I watch lots of woodworking channels, and quite a few boat building ones. Yours is one of my most favorite. Great woodworking, great care in the product. I LOVE it when you guys post a new video. thanks.
Working on the heavy pieces is like wood porn. Jeez the raw materials are spectacular.
Nice to see the box of Yorkshire tea. Can't beat a decent cuppa.
For anyone wondering the song played live is called "Sally Ann". Some versions have lyrics others are purely instrumental. Fantastic tune either way.
I can't believe that i've been watching your videos for 5 years now! So much has been acomplished, you are amazing Leo, thank you for your work!
i keep trying to figure out the smell of so many different wood.
It was hard to watch Zeal swing the ax to remove some purple heart for the propeller opening on the rudder. All I could think of was how is easy it would be to butcher the work if he was even a little strong or his angle a little off. Unbelievable skill as usual. Very well done Zeal!
Yeah each time I see Zeal using tools I become more respectful of his abilities, he has his own way of doing many things but certainly achieves the desired results !
A true craftsman and an asset to any project ! 👍
And he has mad bolt-driving skills, too.
The box of Yorkshire tea didnt go unnoticed! :)
It is not possible to measure the satisfaction of witnessing the excellent craftsmanship demonstrated in your crew. Thank You, Tally Ho.
I hope you will give us a video soon on how the rudder and trim tab will be controlled by the helm.
Léo, je t'écris en français, c'est un petit challenge que je te tends, je te suis depuis le début de ton extraordinaire aventure avec Tally-Ho, tu vois je pense que tes parents doivent avoir une immense fierté d'avoir un fils d'un tel talent. Moi j'ai 63 ans et je suis fier de toi, ce que tu fais est juste formidable et j'imagine qu'il y a eut des turbulences dans ton trajet, les hommes c'est pas toujours simple. Ton trajet c'est d'abord de l'intelligence, c'est aussi un énorme travail, mais c'est aussi de la beauté, de la perfection. Tu vois tu es une lumière dans un monde qui nous fait de la peine. tu vois Léo, je pense que ton bateau n'est pas seulement un navire c'est aussi l'expression d'un espoir. Cette façon de dire que l'homme peut faire de belles choses, ton bateau c'est un geste d'amour. Le bois que tu façonne, le bois que tu travaille avec tes compagnons, tous formidables, c'est l'aboutissement de milliers d'années du travail des hommes. Alors Léo, le bois et la mer, je te souhaite le vent.
Absolument d'accord, compatriote ! Je rajouterais simplement qu'en dehors du bois , de la mer, des bateaux, de Leo, il y a beaucoup d'émotions, d'amour et de passion dans toutes ses vidéos. Les premières étaient vraiment émouvantes et Leo n'a pas toujours été entouré comme aujourd'hui. Beaucoup de courage et de détermination ! Une belle aventure humaine et de copains passionnés pour un projet magnifique ! PS : pour la traduction, Google, pas l'idéal mais ça dépanne, on arrive à se comprendre.
Alain your comment is close to poetry in its description - I am not being cynical. Yes, even though I am a hardened old Anglo-Saxon, I will say "d'accord, cent pour cent". If we cannot do the same with our hands, at least we can watch craftsmen display their mastery!
@@travelbugse2829 ...pour compléter : émotions, intelligence, copains, passion, amour et maintenant humour. J'adore l'idée originale des clips publicitaires. Certainement plus efficaces ainsi que des pubs classiques pour lessives.
Je suis completement d’accord. Tres bien dit! (Pardon des erreurs de cette americain)!!
très joliment dit monsieur... Le vent et la mer parfaits!
So a trim tab is basically power-stearing for a boat !!! Got it 👍
I could watch this type of work all the time instead of mainstream tv! These guys really are artists in wood as well as timber engineers, the combination of aesthetic and functionality is something to behold! 👏👍😀
don't forget the natural humour that is developing as each character gets more comfortable in front of the camera. Perhaps we will see a number of spinoffs when this project concludes!
@@timfisher4492 I'd love for Leo and the team to design and build a 'Son of Wharram' - a wooden catamaran, with ocean-going capability...
Could not agree more. Last year I donated the equivalent to one year of Hulu to this project since this is better. I encourage others to do the same.
To respond to Zeil’s comments about the “thing” he created, they say that the things we create or build, are tangible proof of our existence. This is why they create such deep satisfaction.
Breathtakingly beautiful. The finished Tally Ho will be a work of art.
"Nothing more satysfying than taking a gigantic square timber and milling it down and turning it into a thing......satysying thing!" A simple notion but so very difficult to do, but so true!
Advertisers need to realize that this kind of "organic" take to what they are selling really works... I watched that dam add again...
I wholeheartedly agree. I watched it thrice because the first time I was laughing too hard to catch it all, the second time to reread the fine disclaimer print (masterfully done) and the third to show it to my wife. Bravo. Leo and co! Your adverts are hands down amazing.
@@aaronanderson8491 , yea the cat / duck comments were priceless... Sadly some snowflake will get triggered by it and sue...
@Steve Walker I live 5min walk from a grocery store / shop local, but I would try it
Watching the musicians. The strategically placed box of Yorkshire tea bags didn't go unnoticed. The USA is a wonderful place and has many things to offer but there are certain things a Brit just can't do without!
Leo, I hope you're educating your wonderful crew to the delights of a proper brew.
That was some smooth editing with that cabinet and piano. 👍
21:00 Taking a magnificent tree, using reason based on old and new understanding of the tool you are in need of, and then applying disciplined skill to actually build it, is no small feat me hardies. You have shivered that timber and it will serve Tally Ho well for her next life. Never disappointed with her progress. Do carry on!
Your music is always great, but this live music was the best. More please.
Local music was ON point!
Zeal is da man!! Incredible job on the rudder assembly. No small feat.
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Great episode! Zeal's remarkable craftsmanship is only rivaled by his extraordinary modesty.
Thx for your work
Greetings from Switzerland
As a woodworker, I can really appreciate the level of skill that is demonstrated in these videos. Great work Leo & Crew! As a long time supporter of this amazing project, I would urge anyone that has not contributed to consider doing so. Thanks! 👍👍
Lovely to see that portraits of Darlene & Raul have been added to your gallery.
It's very impressive to see how the video production quality, and humourous content, has improved over the years. Your videos are my bi-weekly brain candy. It'll be bittersweet to see the work complete and the boat splashed. The team is just too much fun to watch. Skill is unmatched.
Who knew cooking could be so much fun? Please don't hesitate to bring back the "house band", the music they play really fits the project and gives them a wider audience at the same time. Win-win.
Top craftsmanship on this boat - "I made a thing" - and what a thing! Rudderman Zeal & Cabinet Nic, know their thing! 👍
This is such an excellent group of videos. Showing the local culture of boat building. Kind of makes me wish I'd gone a different way in life.
Only channel that I will instantly click on the new video!
Setting the trim on a light plane just right means you hardly need any pressure on the yoke to keep the plane flying straight; it makes total sense on a boat-rudder! Your sponsorship blurbs are hilarious, don't think twice about putting them in; everything is expensive today and it means we get to keep watching great content 🤗
You get a real idea of how hard that wood is when its being chiseled with an ax and barely making an impact.
Not only will you have an effective rudder, you will have one of the most pretty ever made!
Live music? Wow, things get even more beautiful😁
Nice music. 👏👏👏, thank you to the musicians.
I just love Saturday mornings, when I can watch another wonderful episode from Sampson Boat Co with Leo and his amazing crew doing incredible work on Tally Ho!
OMG the HelloFresh commercial is A classic right out of the box that must be featured other places. You guys are awesome.🎉
The rudder is beautiful. The music is fantastic. The commercial was hilarious and your dog looks exactly like mine!
Well done, as always!
Zeal is a legend, PS, you didn't make "a thing", you made a work of art. Props to the live band, thanks.
Excellent boat building skills on display yet again.
The woodwork continues to amaze me. If all adds were as entertaining as this, we might be inclined to watch them instead of going off to make a cup of coffee. Thanks to the musicians for the background music.
Great job, Zeal! The rudder looks amazing! You "made a thing" indeed. 😄
Leo, I _love_ your inclusion of live music. You always choose the best music for your videos (my daughter has commented on this as well), but this topped everything.
You have assembled a top notch team, and continue to bring on great people as others move on. As a team manager, I know that's very difficult to do _consistently_ and I commend you for it. I would love to see a deep-dive on the trim system!
This resonates with my Norwegian genes. We like to say; There were no redheads in Ireland before the Norwegians came around. 😁
And the remark; 'I made a thing.' It is not childish to feel pride & a sense of accomplishment when you make something from raw materials to a functional, beautiful thing. It is craftsmanship of the tallest order.
As a woodworker, part time sailor,cabinetmaker,and classically trained violinist. I must see this is the greatest video of all time. 😂
The funny thing is how watching Zeal take a square thing and turn it into a new unique and beautiful shaped thing, was in and of itself, such a beautiful thing.
While dozens of modern sailboats with delicate spade rudders hug the Iberian coast, terrified of any fin above the water - I am pretty sure that Tally Ho could sail through a pod of orcas with impunity. Great work Zeal!
It is interesting comparing Acorn 2 A and Tally Ho. Lots to things in sync throughout the years. Different culture, skill sets and methodologies. I like watching both for different reasons. Tally brings me most joy
This whole project screams quality , and there is no substitute for that ..
The rudder bolts being so long and all drilled out so close to center? Is no SMALL THING. You fellers are impressive! Very fine work!
The videos I wait for the most on UA-cam , even though I'm subscribed to many channels of every kind . Immediate like
11:58 You did it again here, too. Synced up the hammering with the music. I love it every time it happens!
Ha! What a terrific Hello Fresh skit. We understand their need, and your gang did it right!
lol at the advert. We know you lot make food like this all the time, no matter where it's from.
Epic journey continues. Looking forward to seeing this new-fangled, modern rudder.
This project is a fantastic blend of traditional engineering and art. Beautiful...
Cheers for what has to be the best Hello Fresh commercial I've seen yet and there has been a large number of them. The rudder and head cabinetry are absolutely first rate. Thank you all for another great video.
LEO , looks like you are creating a real ship's rudder rather the a sailboat's pretty rudder. Plus a trim tab , right on ! The Sampson Tally-Ho. is a woodwork marvel.
I stopped three minutes in to bing watch from the beginning. That choice is not disappointing! It’s an incredible journey you have undertaken. I am actually amazed at the way everyone has pitched in and helped. Can’t wait to catch up, I’m currently watching you transform the shop floor to lay out the plans in “life sized” form.
Update- made it back to the rudder! One more to go and I’ll be caught up! Not that anyone really cares in the grand scheme of things, but here I am !
We care, Brian!
My heart melted when your local musicians appeared! Please do that loads more! Reminds me of Guildford UkeJam UK, 150 people in a pub just jamming! 😂💚💓👍
The reconstructed Tally-Ho will be the most beautiful boat on the water, she's like a peice of functional jewelry.
Edit: I hope the cat and duck are okay
The live music ticked so many boxes for me. I might have watched your series for the boat, but I am a musician in real life, so I have just had a real treat! Thanks, mate.
Once again we see this fabulous example of superb quality of craftsmanship and the huge amount of planning that goes into every detail of the design of Tally Ho, and the obvious joy craftsmen that can be justly proud of their efforts
I’ve never enjoyed watching ads... until you guys started doing them... incredible haha
Zeal's work and the accompanying music was especially inspiring and meditative this episode. Keep up the wonderful work, everyone.
This is a masterclass in boatbuilding - sure, but it's a true masterclass in building an online brand. Amazing
That rudder is a work of art!
I want so bad Norm Abram to visit and narrate a walk through. Watching this cabinet work has me in a New Yankee Workshop mood.
Love the Trim tab idea. They were quite common on aircraft for elevator control. Known as a servo tab if used as you will to drive the control surface. They can be linked directly to the control column(tiller) or fixed to the airframe(hull) so that they move when the rudder moves. Some are used to assist(balance-tabs) where as others are used in opposition to movement to stiffen the control(anti-servo tabs). They are sometimes as you suggested also used to trim although this is more commonly done with a separate tab. For the plane spotters some aircraft which used servo tabs: BAE146, MD80 and the biggest of them all the Bristol Brabazon.
When Leo pointed to the cutout for the prop and says "That's not Fare', I wish someone had come back with "Life's not Fair, Leo!'
Aye. Great minds think alike. An entire humorous dialog, missed.