LETS GET OUT ON THE WATER MORE!!!

Nice to have your channel name on the inside of your kayak :))

Wow, canoe sails so well. Why were these ships on this lake? Some trading or fishing or? You might need a head net to ward off the mosquitos etc. this year there are more than usual here in Finland. Thanks also for great aerial shots by your drone. Looks like good fishing

If you take plastic strapping, coat it with packing tape, that allows you can staple through that and pull the strapping. It’s much faster with no dents. I’ve been following your progress with great interest.

Merci de tout coeur pour ce super tuto. Je vais m'y mettre. Quel bois utiliser ? (ai peut-être loupé ce point) Belles navigations dans votre merveilleux pays (à part moustiques) que ma Mère a adoré ! 😃😍💗🙏👍

You are very talented:) Thank you very much for the interesting video🙏

Fint väder😊. Är du mer nöjd med de "nya" ama?

Good ❤❤❤❤

Great video and beautiful music but the music is too loud making it difficult to understand what you’re saying! Thanks🙏🙏🙏

I don't understand the benefit of the roller with the grooves along the roller instead of around the roller.

Great points for the build! Im definitely making one this year.

Nice sailing but cold ...

Beautiful trip ⛵

I enjoyed it too. Thanks for sharing.

after sailing through seriously horrible weather, this is much preferable. fantastic!

I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing!

*Promosm*

Any damage to your boat? I remember reading of a wooden sailboat that sank after sailing through such thin ice. It cut through the caulking and created dozens of tiny leaks. I know your canoeyawl 400 is strip built with epoxy, but that memory has stuck with me.

MANTAP PEMANDANGAN YG INDAH❤❤❤

That was great sailing in your sturdy canoe. I liked the way you were observng wind and weather and island positions and you thought through all the options and needs to reduce sail and avert capsizing. I have capsized in high winds quite a lot as a youngster when racing. While cruising and camping it definitely would not be advisable and you might lose camping and other gear over the side. Downwind sailing in a blow always most difficult.

Wow tough job and you cracked the nuts 😂 well. Its a bold and seemingly challenging undertaking you have created for yourself. Well done and i am enjoying your progress. I only counted one "damn"😊. It will become a beautiful and fast sailing machine. In this weather its time well spent.

I haven’t watched all episodes but looks like you are making good progress. I am confused with the cut out part on the one side. How will that proceed?

Thanks

Thanks

I am a novice at woodworking, but I recently made a less serious attempt at creating a jig for cutting strips with a circular saw. I fixed my saw in place and pushed the boards through (like an inverted table saw). On the plus side, I was able to add poor man's dust collection by putting a small cardboard box with a vacuum hose over the saw. I think this captured well over 90% of the dust. Wouldn't be too hard to add a plywood box with vacuum hose around your homebrewed track saw, I'd think. The saw did some unpredictable and dangerous things, though, the worst of which was kicking the board back toward me (if I remember correctly). I used a jig similar to what I've seen people use with table saws to push the board through, but I think this put too much horizontal force onto the blade, squeezing it and maybe even deforming it. I think it would be better in your case to fix the board in place using clamps. Why not add a few holes to the base of the track you're sliding the board through so you can clamp in 3-4 places along the cut length? Reposition the board once or twice, and you'd be done without the need for potentially dangerous manual board movement, right?

Is there any reason you couldn’t use a table saw to cut the strips? It seems like it would be a much easier and more precise way to cut strips.

Nice documentation. Since buckheads are not contributing structurally to the kayak, Why didn't you go with just minicell foam bulkheads as thomasson suggest?

Nice documentation. Are you happy with them, after 3 years? Do they leak?

Enjoyed the video and will check on some of your other videos. You look to have a big sailing area there.

How do you rate the hobie cat you built some time ago why would you need another, has it go any problems❤

So how much dod it weightt at the end?

I congratulate you what type of paint you used?

Bof!

Clever use of the ice cream box and old (?) bulkhead station! Will use on my next build! 🙂

"Might be rain might be snow, you never know" Poetic piece. Well done! You survived a difficult day. Most would not dare😮😊

Good video. Hope you warmed up!

I use to jetski a lot in the winter (even when there was snow on the ground). Wet suit boots would keep my feet warm. Might be something that could help if your feet get wet once in a while.

I'll catch up with the rest of the series soon, but before I watch them I'll put my opinion in for fun. Since the purpose of the shrouds (you call them stays) is to keep the mast from moving side to side, the vertical component of the help that they give is working against your lifting force. Therefore, I'd suggest only having the stays attached to the top of the middle section of mast. At that angle, a lower overall tension would be required. I'm now looking forward to watching to see what you actually did.

Interesting and a really good overview!A really good video with some useful practical winter camping info.

Your videos are quite wonderful, with excellent camera angles and added drone shots. And of course, just enough drama to keep us watching to the end. I subscribed - I want to know what the bnext build will be!😀

What a beautiful area. I would dream to sail there with my sailing canoe but so far from France. Once, maybe...

this is a short documentary on how a novice cut & shaped a sail. it is very much like any novice showing someone how to do a skilled craft, like plumbing or carpentry.

Looking really good, it will be a lot faster cruising than kayak or canoe. One thing though, catamarans, in my experience, have a tendency to bury their bows in the water in heavy puffs of wind which can lead to capsize.

Beautiful part of the world. Perfect for paddling. Best wishes from New Zealand. I just bought a kayak and my first run out was all head wind too so I sympathise.

Awesome tutorial thanks. what is the approximate weight of these paddles made from solid timber please?

Where is this?

like 13 Sehr schöne

The link does not go to 'terhohalme' (so you know), but I found his article by name. Cheers.

I made a camping proa using a traditional hull design, which you can see on my channel.

Fina bilder! Paddlade en vecka i Sankt Anna. Utgick från Tyrislöt. Perfekt miljö att segla liten båt i.