This episode, I take some measurements and consider the hogging of the hull of the 1910 yacht TALLY HO, and then use jacks to bend the whole boat back into shape, having removed some of the Iron Floors first. I borrow a forklift, and then start the process of moving and restoring a massive vintage ship-saw – which is like a huge bandsaw but with a static table and a rotating cutting band. This impressive tool could be over 100 years old – perhaps even older than TALLY HO herself!
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Music;
Dan Lebowitz – Run One Down
Jimmy Fontanez – Rumba Sabor
Dan Lebowitz – Michigan Greens
Gunnar Olsen – Pisco Sour
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22. Restoring the Ship Saw – Rebuilding Tally Ho EP22
They have a similar saw in the boat shed at the IYRS up by the bow of Coronet…maybe a bit larger!!! http://coronet1885.com/?paged=4
Leo – thank you for documenting the rebuild – it is amazing for a wood worker, but a “non-boat person” to watch you work – I am curious – do you know the manufacturer of the “ship saw” maybe it was in the video, but I couldn’t find it…
让人百看不厌的博客，真的不是很多！
In your spare time (ha) you could cut (athwartship) 1″ slabs of the original keel as souveniers for donors. $50? $100 per? Just a fund raiser idea but you may have better use of that wood. This is all exceptional. Continued good luck.
Leo Sampson Goolden, thank you for this post. Its very inspiring.abracadabra video atlanta
Thank you so much babe!!! have a nice daycialis online
I am planning to visit Melbourne in early September, 10 September. Can we visit the farm? is there any tulips to see?