Worms ATE The Rudder! - Saving North Star - [Ep. 5]
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2024
- In todays episode the crew gets to work stripping the miles of tarry copper that sheets the hull of the North Star, revealing the original layer of ice protecting ironbark hiding underneath.
James talks about Teredos, the damage they can do and how to protect against it.
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Credits:
Owner of North Star: June Victoria Harrison
Executive Producer: Lyle Franklin
Director & Producer: Johannes Fast
Camera 1: Johannes Fast
Camera 2: Emerson Cymet, Kyle Brewis
Music: Lyle Franklin
Post Production: Johannes Fast
French Subtitles: Morgan Labaisse
Books by the third owner of the North Star, R. Bruce Macdonald:
Sisters of the Ice:
www.amazon.com/Sisters-Ice-He...
North Star of Herschel Island - The Last Canadian Arctic Fur Trading Ship.
www.amazon.com/North-Star-Her...
Never Say P*g:
www.amazon.ca/Never-Say-Book-...
Business Enquiries:
Marketing@favouriteboatworks.com
www.favouriteboatworks.com
www.northstarofherschelisland.ca
Favourite Boatworks is a Vancouver based wooden boat repair and restoration business that offers professional shipwright, corking, and rigging services in the lower mainland. The business is based in Vancouver on the Fraser River and is servicing British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest wooden boat fleet.
We wish to acknowledge that Favourite Boatworks is located on the traditional and unceded territories of the Indigenous Peoples of British Columbia. We pay our respects to the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples of this area, acknowledging their enduring connection to this land, and we would like to express our gratitude and respect for their historical and ongoing stewardship of these lands.
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I've been following the Tally ho project and just discovered this one. 40 years ago I was doing this type of boat work and loved it and lived aboard also. I'm living my former life vicariously now it seems. I'm 78 now and age is slowing me done. Seems I've found another great channel to follow.
Welcome onboard, glad to have you. A few of us on the crew are liveaboards!
I know the boat. I’m retired now and don’t do that work anymore but am happy to see there are still people willing to throw a ton of money at an old wooden boat. As I remember the original engine had a cast bronze block.
We're very fortunate to have such a dedicated owner. She's not only saving the boat but playing a major role in keeping the art alive!
It appears you have a good crew. But I'd keep an out for Wrongway "Silver Pants" Feldman.
Yes, Leo brought me here.
Welcome!
Cool project, glad to have found you! I'm a surveyor, boatbuilder and merchant mariner from the east coast US. Love watching these restoration projects
Welcome onboard, glad to have you watching!
Think i found the next boat restoration series to watch
Glad you found us! ⛵️
Finally a word from Lyle! Super cool 😃
At what point is a boat trash? lol , I can’t believe the amount of work you guys do 👍🏻🍻🇨🇦prince Edward island Canada here .
Where abouts in pei?
Keep up the incredible work, ladies and gentlemen.
Love watching this work. Big job to be done.
good to see it getting fixed.
Thanks!
Your video brought back memories of working on my 70 ton oak hulled Danish ship. Labours of love! Great work going on at the yard.
Sounds like a nice one, what year was it built?
1947 in Denmark. Worked as a fishing vessel before conversion to a gaff rigged ketch. Gribble was the curse of European waters, as of course was fresh water. Difficult to find huge oak beams of the right quality now. At least your softwood planks will be fast to caulk.@@FavouriteBoatworks
Love this find 🇫🇷🤗
Subbed in from Sampson boatworks. Wouldn't mind stopping by occasionally since I live on the North Arm it's just a 5 minute drive.
Feel free to come by after 4.30pm on workdays :)
Interesting explanation on the copper.
James knows his stuff!
You certainly have some work ahead of you. With this crew of skilled workers, I am sure we will all be amazed by the final product!
It's a fast moving crew and a fast moving project! We definitely hope you'll be amazed!
Hi guys, wow keep up the wonderful work. Can’t wait to see the transformation on this restoring of this wonderful yacht/boat I’ve been watching tally Ho and they’re just about to go into the water. Can’t wait to see you that some people are carrying on about the restoration saying you are putting a lot of high-tech electronics on board what you gotta do it today for insurance etc etc and stay safe same people got no idea anyway keep up the good work love the videos. Good to see you’ve made a big lot of progress so far Cliff from Logan City , Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Welcome to the channel, glad to have you here! Lots of new technology that is available these days for safety, I'm sure the owner of North Star will want some of that once the vessel has been restored. :)
As a wooden boat owner with pending restoration, I’ll look forward to the next video.
Take it to us and we'll lend you a hand
Two wooden 13.5’ Bigelow Wenaumet Kitten (catboats) are in my Florida garage. Since these boats were designed and built by my great grandfather, I’ll be hands on.
@@danielsondavidf Beautiful boats, we're jealous! What kind of work are you doing on them?
Replace steamed frames, replace transoms, build new mast, caulk and paint.
A very interesting project. I'm waiting for the next video. I keep my fingers crossed for success. Greetings from Poland
Greetings! Great to hear we've got friends cheering us on all the way from Poland! Dziękuję!
@@FavouriteBoatworks That's right, I'm in the process of renovating an inland yacht that I bought. The yacht is from 1983 :) and I also have some work to do. Regards.
Hey that was interesting. The video could use a dynamic sound track, maybe something to stir the imagination of the places and times when the ship sailed. .
Great suggestions, we will be involving more of that type of content as the project goes along, there's a lot of history that we'd like to include in the videos. :)
Looks so satisfying. I want to peel and scrape things all day! 😂
You're welcome to come help out 😅
I still think you fine gentlemen are nuts for going to such measures to resurrect the North Star unless you have a deep pocket owner who doesn't want to know the cost, just giter-done. Just seeing the rot on this poor lady makes me ill sometimes. Of course I'll still watch : )
We’re a very lucky crew to get the opportunity to bring this vessel back to life, and we’re all a little bit nuts 🤪
Many years ago I had the chance to buy a large wooden sailboat for the price of the new equipment that was installed 2 years prior, the sailboat wasn’t taking water but after careful inspection and diving to inspect the hull , it was past due to be refurbished.
So it wasn’t a good deal at all or only to take off all the equipment and install on an other sailboat.
Cool project. We need more real restorations with real tradies , Not miss blossom changing out a bilge pump, cant believed I watched that??, Leo's boat tally ho is not far off what to watch next, wish you all the best.
No is this the first or second episode I like what I see so far. I watched the ship built of tally ho. I watch the ship built Akron to Annabella. So I'm looking for more shipwright stuff.
That's the same boatyard that Magic Carpet is undergoing refurbishment.
It is! They’re just down the yard ☺️
I am from Nanaimo and i definitely had to subscribe {just a few hours up island from this place},good to see local history preserved
And secondly whats the dogs names?😅
Greetings from shelter island 👋🏻
The big fluffy one is Atya, the small chihuahua mix is Karen and we have a terrier named Ghillie, plus a lot of other dogs visiting here and there 😃
😂 eillbe looing forward to the next episodes 😅@@FavouriteBoatworks
OH YEAH !!!
The algorithm brought me here. Hail the algorithm!
#TallyHo
Welcome!
The guitar is going to be a deal breaker for me. Hopefully it gets taken out. 💯🙏🏻
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We’ll switch to air guitar from now on 🫡
Hopefully your channel as big Sampson co
Make sure to share it with everyone and maybe one day 🤞
Yet another Tally Ho project. Nice to watch and follow along.
Hope you enjoy it!
It's sad to see such an attractive boat in such poor condition, 5 million dollars later it will be beautiful.
Soon she’ll be back to her former glory 😌
👍!!!
😃
I'll check future videos to see if the music stops.
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Is that tar reinforced with asbestos??
Possible but unlikely. I’m p sure asbestos is harmless unless it’s a certain particle size and air born.
I wonder what the budget is for the restoration.
What is the hurking c arm machine in opening? Band saw?
It’s an antique “ships saw”. It allows u to cut a rolling bevel with large Timbers keeping the timber on a flat table (not sliding down a sloped table). The band saw rotates around the table making the job much easier.
J’espère que vous avez recyclé tous les matériaux ferreux et non ferreux,ça paye une partie des travaux!
I wonder what kind of pizza they had ?
Excellent channel/episode!
Thank you!
One day your gonna drop start that chain saw ,it Wii kick back and take your face of , I’ve seen it happen ,start it proper if you like your face mate
Are you now qualified for putting up a circus big top?
Oh 100%, need one up?😜
Who’s paying for this?
North Star has a loving caretaker that is funding the rebuild to preserve the vessel
Why bother?
The boat holds significant historical value both for Canadian history and for the Inuit, the owner deems that history worth saving.
What will you do with the old copper ?