Pegs, plugs or bungs. Depends what you call it. Check out this video, and you know what to do. Good luck with your boat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGrQaGaVfZ2HecUsi=3eeSW2mMMXSmOL0f

Thanks for the hint. Would you do also inside? Or just in the outer planks. Just had a look at this video and seems they've done also in the ribs kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKuVnmOpaL2ojLcsi=TXQQNUNfBJP5q5zW

Thanks! I'm using pine wood for the planks. The boat is built with Oregon Pine planking or Douglas Fir as you may call it. But it's too expencive and the Norwegian Pine wood is a good replacement.

Hei Trist å høre at morfaren din er gått bort. Morfaren min døde for 10 år siden, og faktisk hadde jeg båten i hagen hans når jeg startet restaureringen. Han var gammel fisker og hadde jo mange gode tips om trebåter. Takk for at du så på videoen min, vi sees i neste 😀

Happy new year ! These screws are bought many years ago, and I can't afford to buy 2000 silicon bronze screws. And every screw in this boat is A4 (316) stainless steel.

Originally the planking was fastened with brass screws over the waterline, and steel( not stainless) below the waterline. This caused a lot of damage when they rusted. I had to replace 60 ribs. I'd like to use bronze screws and bolts all over, but it's too expencive. So I use Stainless A4/ 316 screws and bolts throughout the hole boat. And I can by them at the local store.

Brass not very long lasting in sea water. Bronze would be the best choice. The next best is sea water proof stainless steel . Wich I startet with many years ago because it's less expencive. And now, I will use only that because mixing with other materials will cause galvanic corrosion.

Takk, Pål!

Thank you!

Ja det var Edit Piaf 😀

Ja, ikke sant. Synd hun ikke er med hver dag 😀⛵️

Thanks a lot! I will keep on.

Thank you. The forklift was there. So why not use it. 😀

I used polyurethane. Too cold for epoxy in my workshop in the winter. And with PU you don't need to dry the boards after steaming.

@@ysteineek3976 PU is a great option with those constraints I sort of guessed with the foamy extrusions. PU is more waterproof than epoxy but epoxy is stronger and more tolerant of woods movement I use both in my boat building workshop. Epoxy is first preference though I guess it has a longer history of use whereas moisture cure PU is new technology.

Thank you for subscribing. I know the bandsaw has a wrong blade. It belongs to the workshop next door and I didn't have time to by them a new one. I'll check out Grizzly.

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Takk for det.

Planen er å få den flytende neste år. Men det er litt avhengig av tilstanden på dekket. Hvis jeg må ta det også går det nok en vinter til. Men jeg mest lyst til å sette den på vannet en sesong eller to, og så restaurere dekket senere.

Umulig å svare på. Heldigvis 😅