The Water level isn't new or uncommon it's used thru out the construction industry . In situations like Yaba a laser level wouldn't have been practical and a water level is much cheaper and takes no batteries . These shipwrights look rough and tumble but are very talented carpenters . It's been a pleasure watching the progress thanks !
Being in my seventies I really enjoy watching the senior builders working on boat! Has anyone else noticed that they are usually the ones laying out the boards for the cutting? That’s what having experience gives you.
It's amazing to watch this wooden boat rebuild that while using modern tools, is also using methods and techniques that are likely hundreds of years old. I'll bet that when you bought this boat you did not expect that you'd end up documenting traditional boat building techniques and broadcasting them to the world! In any case, I'm glad you did because its fascinating to watch!
Thank you Mike!! You guessed it right, we didn't know how things would unfold but we are really happy and honoured to be showing these guys skills to the world!!
@@bobzumwalt5606 I have nothing but respect for the older shipwrights... those guys are tough as nails and I'm sure have a lifetime of knowledge you could never find in books or classes or videos.
I cant stop admiring these guys, Such woodwork, such dedication to their trade, Proof that you don't need CAD machines when you have the skills in your hand. I believe you and your woman was happy to find these men with golden hands. Happy sailing from Sweden.
The amount of work going into rebuilding your vessel is crazy!!! What is impressive is the amount of knowledge that is in that process. It's nice that you are using these awesome people to do the rebuild and keep the knowledge alive. That is going to be one solid ship when you're done!!!!
I agree with you, but it is a bit sad to see that they are not taking care of their own health. We are now in the year 2021, and they are not using any protective gear, eye protection, hearing protection and sometimes the are climbing around in flip-flops.
um...the workmen...I am around these guys' age range and in no way, could I do the physical requirements that are needed. I am guessing that a few of these guys are in their 60's. I have had mixed emotions about this refit. It's really all about money. This story is just Act 1 not yet completed. There are at least 4 more Acts to start...and to finish. Each of the following Acts, I think, are going to be as mind-bending as getting rid of the rot. This is going to be a long ride folks. Buckle up!!!
@@davidk4940 You are right about the very hard work those guys are showing us. Being 69 in 2 weeks, I can relate. I'm still in good shape BUT the last year of confinement is hitting hard, I lost my stamina, doing nothing but watching YT vids like this one. I'll have to do works out to regain strenght. Maybe you should do the same David !! These gentlemen never stopped so they presumably are in top shape. As for your other comment about the actual state of their boat and the rot, don't you believe they know ALL about it ?? No need to remind our young couple here the rest of the work coming. It sounds so negative. 🙄
@@marcryvon Thanks for your comments. Regarding the work that is coming for those two, they know what's ahead. They first had to...must... survive Act 1 of the play. We know Act 1 is named Removing All the Rot. No idea what Act 2 is going to be. Could be the engine, could be the electronics, or any number of things. By me just stating facts is not negative. It is reality. It only costs money. And in that shipyard, they look really busy and their knowledge and skill level is pretty remarkable. No laptops here!
It's called a water level in English. Boatyards everywhere use them and in building construction they're precisely accurate over as long a distance as you have hose.
The ancient Greek used Water Levels, we still use them today in heavy engineering, when we want to set components to gravity and the distances are too far to use a spirit level. The modern alternative is to use a theodolite, but the simplest ideas are always the best.
@@TheBoris1971 You mentioned that theodolite is the modern way to go. But that is at best 15 years old technology. Today we use robotic one man total station.
@@TheBoris1971 The ancient Egyptians, when leveling the foundations of pyramids, cut a groove in the upper face of the block stone plinth, all the way around the base. This channel they filled with water to ensure the could ensure it was level before build up from there..
The rebuilt of this boat looks insane by now...but I really enjoy watching the yard crew. Impressive. It's like a trip into the past. Very interesting.
How about a Shipwright video, introducing each one of them and their role in the build. I think they are extremely talented and deserve recognition. Maybe even through them a barbeque luncheon!
the "hose" is often used in the building industry ("in den bouw", as we call it in Flanders) ... It is only useful when the boat itself (the keel) is standing straight up, in an angle of 90 degrees. ... Keep up the fantastic work !!!
Have you guys discussed what you paid for Yaba, and more importantly, what the rebuild costs are running? It s cool to see the progress you are making.
A clear pipe full of water is the simplest very accurate level tool, truly international and used in so many industries. It's foolproof. The water in the pipe will always find it's level, no matter how long the pipe or where it is routed.
@Sailing Yaba *_ I recently asked if you guys would give a mention about "WILDLINGS SAILING" as they could do with a push on their channel. 75% of us here would NEVER have known about you guys had it NOT been for your friend's ODD CRAFTING.... So do the RIGHT THING and "PAY IT FORWARD" like Roberta did!!!!! _*
That is a water level.. I have a couple in my garage I still use from time to time.. But not at a lot now that I am 70.. Dang guys this is really coming on.. Hope you are not getting to anxious.. It is amazing to see these fellas doing such a great job..
It’s a Roman spirit level what ever level the water is it will remain level around objects that how you can put a level deck on the side of a house 👍👍👍🇬🇧
The tarp looks nice an tight, but it needs a lot more attachment points. If the wind picks up, it will just rip it off. Use some long, narrow strips of planking to nail it to the hull instead of small blocks. And maybe roll the tarp one or to times around the strips of plank before you naiI it. I grew up in some windy islands in Norway, Lofoten. So I have seen what’s the wind is capable of doing.
Love the RNLI T-shirt. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a charity in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It is a 24/7 search and rescue lifeboat service run, where possible, by volunteers and funded by voluntary donations. It would be great to see more institions around the world, not just insurance based services.
had friend who built his house using water for leveling.,, Amazing what. we all who are watching are amazed at the workmanship a real learning curve thanks for the videos and keep going regards jack Vung Tau Vietnam
Excelente Ben y MP, la manguera termina siendo un nivel, se usa mucho en construcción de casas, ya que al ser larga permite hacer medidas a distancia, aquí también es usada esa herramienta ancestral más que exótica. Buenos vientos gente.
@@Ra-zor its like using a level to build shelves in a trailer home while on a slope! i told them from the getgo to use laser levels and markers to make sure the whole frame stays where it was meant to be. i cannot imagine the torques against the frames to their planks. should have used hex bolts that ran through and were torqued! also- what is the moisture content of the wood? should have been taking massive tests and records,
Great show today. Thank you for all you are doing. Maybe I missed some episodes but I would like to know more about each of you. Background, education, etc.
The use of the tube only works if the hull is also level. Otherwise the plank alignments will not be the same. I hope a reference to the frames/decks/etc. was taken.
Hi, Just catching up on the episodes. Love you 2 and the crew. My theory is the crew likes the both of you quite a bit. Of course because you are adorable, but also because neither of you are too precious--you actually work on the boat which I would guess is not always the case with owners. Now to this week's episode. From Canada's westcoast, Dawson
Water levels have been around forever. They are awesome because you find level over very large distances only limited by the amount of tubing you have.
Hi, Ben & MP!!! I am loving your videos and enjoying the process of rebuilding your boat. What I can't get myself to understand is, Why nails and not screws or even bolts in some places? I should think that screws are more secure than nails, especially nowadays, having such good materials that don't rust so easily in seawater. I'd love to hear about this. All the best, guys!!!
"windmill1965" That trick was used daily in house construction to level the footer and or the, slab. Then the laser came along and was easier to get the height correct in the middle of a floor. A common garden water hose was used most often.
Hey Christopher! We are sorry about the wind noise! We did get a specific foam that should make it better. We are looking for other ways to improve the quality of the videos we deliver, but we are very new to all this, so please, bare with us while we figure it out!
The team of guys work so well together. They all get on with their work, as though shipbuilding was in their blood. They are so skilled. It is a pleasure to watch. Please let them know how much we are impressed by their skill.
El casco ya va tomando total forma ,,a los que nos gusta el modelismo naval en madera está recunstruccion nos parece muy interesante y es un placer ver a escala real el trabajo que hacemos en nuestros modelos a escalas ,,os recomendamos que visiteis alguno de los youtubes que hacen y explican cómo fabricar barcos de manera a escala ..
It's a water level, I used to have to use it for 48 foot catamarans we built in SA, fibreglass - Prowler 48. Before the interior build cause who wants a skew interior right🙂
M P did you know that the only way to see a rainbow is if the sun is to your back ??? So always when looking for one just stand with sun to your back and if there is a rainbow you will be able to see it. Loved the video 🌹❤️🙏
Hola MP y Ben. Esa manguera es muy utilizada en la construcción de casas y es muy antigua, es vaso comunicante y actúa por gravedad, solo hay que tener la precaución de que no este pinchada, estrangulada o que alguien la pise, de este modo daría errores ya que es un nivel. Me gustaría que alguna vez puedas contestarme algunas de mis preguntas Ep.24, 28 y este, talvez le he escrito en algún otro. No me pierdo un Ep. ya que este arte se esta perdiendo y muy gratificante ver como trabajan en el Yaba!!!!
Using water hose leveling was absolutely must on every construction of house before laser levels came. That’s it. It was must for every single bricklayer. If this is exotic that must be exotic everything. 😂
Water Levels Rule ,I redid the Foundations in my House with a water Level , They ended up spot on a few years later a mate of mine checked them with a Lazer level , spot on still
@@SailingYaba *_ I recently asked if you guys would give a mention about "WILDLINGS SAILING" as they could do with a push on their channel. 75% of us here would NEVER have known about you guys had it NOT been for your friend's ODD CRAFTING.... So do the RIGHT THING and "PAY IT FORWARD" like Roberta did!!!!! _*
@@liongod1000 Shout out to Wildlings Sailing. Good channel, I watch it every week. A few others - Sailing Into Freedom, SV Mistress, and one I just found was Bryan Sailing. Building Brupeg, which shouldn't be a small channel but is, they could use some love as well. All small channels, all worth a watch.
That bubble tube is a very old technique, presumably back to ancient Egypt, used to build the pyramids. It's simple and very precise.👍 PS And it's still used today like by pool installers !
law of communicating vessels. together with pythagoras one of the few things from your science and math lessons that actually get used a lot in real life.
i thought that planks like that would have had to be steamed to make them flexible to take the pressure off when fitting to the frames , they are using heavy clamps to bend them in place, when i replaced some planks on my boat the builders put them in steam tubes to make them bend to shape, nailed and when dried they stayed that shape.
Extensores são ótimos para segurar lona impedindo que rasguem caso ocorra ventos fortes. Pregando simplesmente a lona pode não ser satisfatório, pois um vento forte rasgará a lona como papel.
The Water level isn't new or uncommon it's used thru out the construction industry . In situations like Yaba a laser level wouldn't have been practical and a water level is much cheaper and takes no batteries . These shipwrights look rough and tumble but are very talented carpenters . It's been a pleasure watching the progress thanks !
Being in my seventies I really enjoy watching the senior builders working on boat! Has anyone else noticed that they are usually the ones laying out the boards for the cutting? That’s what having experience gives you.
#30 since # 1 WOW I think you're building a brand new boat over the old boat
It's amazing to watch this wooden boat rebuild that while using modern tools, is also using methods and techniques that are likely hundreds of years old. I'll bet that when you bought this boat you did not expect that you'd end up documenting traditional boat building techniques and broadcasting them to the world! In any case, I'm glad you did because its fascinating to watch!
Thank you Mike!! You guessed it right, we didn't know how things would unfold but we are really happy and honoured to be showing these guys skills to the world!!
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Notice too, Mike, that several of the Shipwrights are 100 yrs old as well as the technology they apply - lol
@@bobzumwalt5606 I have nothing but respect for the older shipwrights... those guys are tough as nails and I'm sure have a lifetime of knowledge you could never find in books or classes or videos.
I cant stop admiring these guys, Such woodwork, such dedication to their trade, Proof that you don't need CAD machines when you have the skills in your hand. I believe you and your woman was happy to find these men with golden hands.
Happy sailing from Sweden.
The amount of work going into rebuilding your vessel is crazy!!! What is impressive is the amount of knowledge that is in that process. It's nice that you are using these awesome people to do the rebuild and keep the knowledge alive. That is going to be one solid ship when you're done!!!!
I agree with you, but it is a bit sad to see that they are not taking care of their own health. We are now in the year 2021, and they are not using any protective gear, eye protection, hearing protection and sometimes the are climbing around in flip-flops.
@@raymondnybakk1311 my gods, how did they protect themselves back in th 1700s?
Finally a U-tube on UA-cam! 👌
hahaha good one!!
This is real labour intensive, shout out to these craftsmen they are so hard working. I doubt I could hammer one of these huge nails xxx
um...the workmen...I am around these guys' age range and in no way, could I do the physical requirements that are needed. I am guessing that a few of these guys are in their 60's. I have had mixed emotions about this refit. It's really all about money. This story is just Act 1 not yet completed. There are at least 4 more Acts to start...and to finish. Each of the following Acts, I think, are going to be as mind-bending as getting rid of the rot. This is going to be a long ride folks. Buckle up!!!
@@davidk4940 You are right about the very hard work those guys are showing us. Being 69 in 2 weeks, I can relate. I'm still in good shape BUT the last year of confinement is hitting hard, I lost my stamina, doing nothing but watching YT vids like this one. I'll have to do works out to regain strenght.
Maybe you should do the same David !!
These gentlemen never stopped so they presumably are in top shape.
As for your other comment about the actual state of their boat and the rot, don't you believe they know ALL about it ??
No need to remind our young couple here the rest of the work coming. It sounds so negative. 🙄
@@marcryvon Thanks for your comments. Regarding the work that is coming for those two, they know what's ahead. They first had to...must... survive Act 1 of the play. We know Act 1 is named Removing All the Rot. No idea what Act 2 is going to be. Could be the engine, could be the electronics, or any number of things. By me just stating facts is not negative. It is reality. It only costs money. And in that shipyard, they look really busy and their knowledge and skill level is pretty remarkable. No laptops here!
It's called a water level in English. Boatyards everywhere use them and in building construction they're precisely accurate over as long a distance as you have hose.
Keep on building that's all free
This channel makes me think of Loki's boat yard at Kattegat.....with some power tools? 🤗
The use of the tube filled with water is so simple but ingenious!!!
The ancient Greek used Water Levels, we still use them today in heavy engineering, when we want to set components to gravity and the distances are too far to use a spirit level. The modern alternative is to use a theodolite, but the simplest ideas are always the best.
But it only works if the rest of the boat is leveled correctly on the slip-stands.
@@raymondnybakk1311 Yeah I was going to mention that but I didn't want to over complicate matters.
@@TheBoris1971 You mentioned that theodolite is the modern way to go. But that is at best 15 years old technology. Today we use robotic one man total station.
@@TheBoris1971 The ancient Egyptians, when leveling the foundations of pyramids, cut a groove in the upper face of the block stone plinth, all the way around the base. This channel they filled with water to ensure the could ensure it was level before build up from there..
The rebuilt of this boat looks insane by now...but I really enjoy watching the yard crew.
Impressive. It's like a trip into the past. Very interesting.
How about a Shipwright video, introducing each one of them and their role in the build. I think they are extremely talented and deserve recognition. Maybe even through them a barbeque luncheon!
Yes! They should be recognized
the "hose" is often used in the building industry ("in den bouw", as we call it in Flanders) ... It is only useful when the boat itself (the keel) is standing straight up, in an angle of 90 degrees. ... Keep up the fantastic work !!!
Have you guys discussed what you paid for Yaba, and more importantly, what the rebuild costs are running? It s cool to see the progress you are making.
Ребята, вы молодцы. Иногда смотрю на ваши лица и становится жалко вас. а через минуту вы уже на позитиве!!!
Interesting wood boat building channel...Acorn to Arabella.
From tree, to plank, to boat.
A dog like that is essential on a project like this. I would love to have this dog...a true free spirit,
I wonder how big the tree was that can generate a 90 cm plank with little sap wood in it. Wow. That tree must have been very old.
When you guys are done, you’re going to have a brand new boat!😎
She is looking (Yabá) really good.... I have never seen a hose used as a leveling tool in this way... have a great week guys and gal...
So happy for you guys. Things are getting exciting. You can see and here your getting excited to. Lots of praise to the workers to.
Great to see the progress and the sheer planks finished
The easiest way to find a rainbow is to locate the sun, then look in the opposite direction. Love the way Yaba is coming together!
Some of those boards are massive!
Another excellent job. Be safe stay healthy
Great video! Always looking forward to next week's episode.
excellent progress
MC is like a rainbow of this operation. What a bright spirit!
*_ You mean "MP" !!! _*
@@liongod1000 Yup...my bad
Thanks guys 👏👏👏👏👍🇬🇧
Muito bom o vídeo desta semana excelente o trabalho dos carpinteiros
Super beau travail. Très bonne vidéo avec des musiques vraiment sympas.
You could not see the rainbow cause you were inside ! 🌈⛅
That hose is the biggest 'spirit level' I have ever seen!
Love the RNLI sweatshirt. Borth / Ynyslas beach is our stop off overnight camping place on our way to West Wales.
A clear pipe full of water is the simplest very accurate level tool, truly international and used in so many industries. It's foolproof. The water in the pipe will always find it's level, no matter how long the pipe or where it is routed.
@Sailing Yaba *_ I recently asked if you guys would give a mention about "WILDLINGS SAILING" as they could do with a push on their channel. 75% of us here would NEVER have known about you guys had it NOT been for your friend's ODD CRAFTING.... So do the RIGHT THING and "PAY IT FORWARD" like Roberta did!!!!! _*
Wildlings are idiots!
@@jedi201 can you explain i do not understand your opinion?
It's starting to look like a ship again! All the best!
Keep it up... And MP, I love your RNLI jumper!
That is a water level.. I have a couple in my garage I still use from time to time.. But not at a lot now that I am 70.. Dang guys this is really coming on.. Hope you are not getting to anxious.. It is amazing to see these fellas doing such a great job..
amazed they get any work done with that weather. let alone the lack of tools and the falling down shed.
It’s a Roman spirit level what ever level the water is it will remain level around objects that how you can put a level deck on the side of a house 👍👍👍🇬🇧
I just call it a water level. If it was originally used by the Romans, I wonder where they got the rubber tubing? lol
@@fg146 Same place I get it - at the local Rome Depot.
The main advantage is it doesn't need line of sight; useful here and in building. There are even pro level ones with better measurement.
o tempo que atrapalha um pouco , mas ta ficando show , parabéns , obrigado por dividir esta grande jornada .
That dog must have about 12 best friends at that yard 🥰
Have a nice week , hope the work will go better without to much Rain, be safe take care of you 😉😉😉
Valeu!
The tarp looks nice an tight, but it needs a lot more attachment points. If the wind picks up, it will just rip it off. Use some long, narrow strips of planking to nail it to the hull instead of small blocks. And maybe roll the tarp one or to times around the strips of plank before you naiI it. I grew up in some windy islands in Norway, Lofoten. So I have seen what’s the wind is capable of doing.
Hey Raymond! Thanks a lot for the tips! Lofoten is one of our dream destinations! Lovely to know you're from there!
Love the RNLI T-shirt. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a charity in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It is a 24/7 search and rescue lifeboat service run, where possible, by volunteers and funded by voluntary donations. It would be great to see more institions around the world, not just insurance based services.
had friend who built his house using water for leveling.,, Amazing what. we all who are watching are amazed at the workmanship a real learning curve thanks for the videos and keep going regards jack Vung Tau Vietnam
Excelente Ben y MP, la manguera termina siendo un nivel, se usa mucho en construcción de casas, ya que al ser larga permite hacer medidas a distancia, aquí también es usada esa herramienta ancestral más que exótica. Buenos vientos gente.
It is a water level. It is the best way to make the 2 sides the same
And in Dutch, a “Flesjes waterpas”.
Great tool if your boat is dead level, if not then... lol
Just so long as the boat itself is level. Try to lay out level on an uneven platform and you're screwed
@@Ra-zor its like using a level to build shelves in a trailer home while on a slope! i told them from the getgo to use laser levels and markers to make sure the whole frame stays where it was meant to be. i cannot imagine the torques against the frames to their planks. should have used hex bolts that ran through and were torqued! also- what is the moisture content of the wood? should have been taking massive tests and records,
@@Ra-zor like as it sits in water= level
Nageltjes en blokjes....goe bezig!
Tarp idea is👍🏻. Collect off cut scraps of wood for battens and screw on wherever possible to secure tarps.
Nageltjes en blokjes, goed bezig MP en Ben !
90cm!!! Wow!
HE HEEEE I LAUGHT SO LEKKERRRRRRR ON THE END LOVE YOU GUYS
DAMN! Needed to know this hose trick 6months ago!!! Was attempting to create a new waterline for antifouling, would have worked a treat👍
Great show today. Thank you for all you are doing. Maybe I missed some episodes but I would like to know more about each of you. Background, education, etc.
Stå på 💪det blir en pen båt👍
Spennende og følle dere😊
En hilsen fra norway🇳🇴
Great episode really enjoyed thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Lawrence! Thank you!
The use of the tube only works if the hull is also level. Otherwise the plank alignments will not be the same. I hope a reference to the frames/decks/etc. was taken.
Hi,
Just catching up on the episodes.
Love you 2 and the crew.
My theory is the crew likes the both of you quite a bit. Of course because you are adorable, but also because neither of you are too precious--you actually work on the boat which I would guess is not always the case with owners.
Now to this week's episode.
From Canada's westcoast,
Dawson
In the US we call the tube with water a water level
Water levels have been around forever. They are awesome because you find level over very large distances only limited by the amount of tubing you have.
Hi…what a amazing journey and just how lucky to find such a talented crew…a few questions…why nails instead of screws and the no use of any glue
Hi, Ben & MP!!! I am loving your videos and enjoying the process of rebuilding your boat. What I can't get myself to understand is, Why nails and not screws or even bolts in some places? I should think that screws are more secure than nails, especially nowadays, having such good materials that don't rust so easily in seawater.
I'd love to hear about this. All the best, guys!!!
The trick with the hose is very clever!
been used for centuries, in all kinds of construction
"windmill1965" That trick was used daily in house construction to level the footer and or the, slab. Then the laser came along and was easier to get the height correct in the middle of a floor. A common garden water hose was used most often.
MP please buy a camera wind sock. Even a light breeze can distort the sound.
Hey Christopher! We are sorry about the wind noise! We did get a specific foam that should make it better. We are looking for other ways to improve the quality of the videos we deliver, but we are very new to all this, so please, bare with us while we figure it out!
The team of guys work so well together. They all get on with their work, as though shipbuilding was in their blood. They are so skilled. It is a pleasure to watch. Please let them know how much we are impressed by their skill.
El casco ya va tomando total forma ,,a los que nos gusta el modelismo naval en madera está recunstruccion nos parece muy interesante y es un placer ver a escala real el trabajo que hacemos en nuestros modelos a escalas ,,os recomendamos que visiteis alguno de los youtubes que hacen y explican cómo fabricar barcos de manera a escala ..
It's a water level, I used to have to use it for 48 foot catamarans we built in SA, fibreglass - Prowler 48.
Before the interior build cause who wants a skew interior right🙂
Hey for some sailing music you should look up Arrogant Worms, Pirates of Saskatchewan. Love the wide variety of music you use. Looking great.
23:29 "Scaffolding? I don't need no stinking scaffolding!" "I nail a few scraps of wood together and presto.... scaffolding."
Ha! Yeah, I don’t think job site safety is high on their list.
@@fishbustin7926 What list? You ever see them writing anything down? I'm just a spoiled, arrogant, American.
At least its nailed and not bamboo tied with secil
The tube with water used for checking the sheer plank levels is called a manometer. A very useful but ancient tool. 😉😉👍👍
I wonder what kind of tube they used in ancient times.
Perhaps some sort of gut. I'm not sure but that was a firm of spirit level for them.
Water levels, the hose, is one of the oldest methods of leveling we use it in home building in the US
Rain Hale Or shine< they work. I get the feeling they love their job
Wow I m just amazed at the workmanship, Skill and accuracy of this work
Great job, well done. Would it be possible to film the mill where the massive wood planks are made?
Did the local carpenters use the water level technique to insure the hull was level before starting the frame replacement?
One should be generous with the obvious 😎... they didn't discover the water level just for this episode
⬆️ they use the same utube finger snap to stop the green wood from shrinking too 🙄
amazing, i would have thought it would have been faster and cheaper to have built a new boat, becourse that is what they have done bit by bit.
Haha,nageltjes en blokjes,thats cool.
M P did you know that the only way to see a rainbow is if the sun is to your back ??? So always when looking for one just stand with sun to your back and if there is a rainbow you will be able to see it. Loved the video 🌹❤️🙏
That makes so much sense! But I didn’t know! From now on I’ll know exactly where to look for it! 🌈✨ thanks a lot for sharing this!
@@SailingYaba you’re welcome my friend 🌹❤️🇺🇸🙏
Hola MP y Ben.
Esa manguera es muy utilizada en la construcción de casas y es muy antigua, es vaso comunicante y actúa por gravedad, solo hay que tener la precaución de que no este pinchada, estrangulada o que alguien la pise, de este modo daría errores ya que es un nivel.
Me gustaría que alguna vez puedas contestarme algunas de mis preguntas Ep.24, 28 y este, talvez le he escrito en algún otro.
No me pierdo un Ep. ya que este arte se esta perdiendo y muy gratificante ver como trabajan en el Yaba!!!!
Using water hose leveling was absolutely must on every construction of house before laser levels came. That’s it. It was must for every single bricklayer. If this is exotic that must be exotic everything. 😂
Greetings
Uno de los primeros para ver su video!! uno de los primeros de argentina jajaja exito chicos!!😀
Water levels have been around since Hero in the 1st century AD. But have been used consistently since the 16 /17th Century for boat building
Water Levels Rule ,I redid the Foundations in my House with a water Level , They ended up spot on
a few years later a mate of mine checked them with a Lazer level , spot on still
Bom dia Casal vamos as novidades
Bom dia!!
Water levels are still the tool of choice by Spanish House builders in rural Spain.
Your “batten” can also be known as a story stick! It tells the story of the measurements from the old wood to the new wood!
Really? That's a very cool word!! We liked it! Thanks for sharing!
@@SailingYaba *_ I recently asked if you guys would give a mention about "WILDLINGS SAILING" as they could do with a push on their channel. 75% of us here would NEVER have known about you guys had it NOT been for your friend's ODD CRAFTING.... So do the RIGHT THING and "PAY IT FORWARD" like Roberta did!!!!! _*
@@liongod1000 Shout out to Wildlings Sailing. Good channel, I watch it every week. A few others - Sailing Into Freedom, SV Mistress, and one I just found was Bryan Sailing. Building Brupeg, which shouldn't be a small channel but is, they could use some love as well. All small channels, all worth a watch.
That bubble tube is a very old technique, presumably back to ancient Egypt, used to build the pyramids. It's simple and very precise.👍
PS And it's still used today like by pool installers !
They used the same method to level the hulls on parley revival.
The Egyptians used water levels 3 thousand years ago.
@@joegutowski7782 and in western modern world we still use them sometimes in large scale commercial cobstruction
law of communicating vessels. together with pythagoras one of the few things from your science and math lessons that actually get used a lot in real life.
Seen it used all over the world
Its an ancient way of leveling.
you guys want toget all this together at the end and put out a start to finish video.
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i thought that planks like that would have had to be steamed to make them flexible to take the pressure off when fitting to the frames , they are using heavy clamps to bend them in place, when i replaced some planks on my boat the builders put them in steam tubes to make them bend to shape, nailed and when dried they stayed that shape.
They are using cl3ar hose filled with water is a water level. They are transferring the elevation from the other side. That is old school water level
Extensores são ótimos para segurar lona impedindo que rasguem caso ocorra ventos fortes. Pregando simplesmente a lona pode não ser satisfatório, pois um vento forte rasgará a lona como papel.
MP is our rainbow 🌈
That's so kind of you, Paul! Thank you! 🥰
So cool to watch …. amazing 👍