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EPISODE 138
In this episode we follow some really interesting and complex joinery on deck.
The hatch sills, built by Clifton, feature some mind-bending half-lap mitre joints and some very challenging coves.
The bulwark termination block is an unusual feature that Tally Ho was originally built with, and gets remade from some large purple heart blocks.
We also receive some beautiful new tanks which get installed in the bilge, and have a lot of fun playing with some knives.
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Crazy boatbuilding Joinery / New Tanks! (EP138)

[@briefcasefullofbacon7291]

I'm sorry if I missed it, but is updog a boat building term? What's updog?

[@SampsonBoatCo]

Not much, what’s up with you?

[@axilleas]

This really cracked me up! Thanks mate!

[@sammyannemorris463]

@@SampsonBoatCo 🛥️😂😂😂😂

[@Max.............]

@@SampsonBoatCo Thank you Leo, and your entire crew for making this world a happier place to be. Oh and i loved your ad! You guys should try to get more ad revenue! Cheers for a great journey so far.

[@danbowes]

Just chilling, what's up with you dawg? 😏

[@keithglaysher9201]

Clifton's work on those sills is amazing and of a standard rarely seen these days, he's one great craftsman.

[@grahampritchard5284]

Hear, hear, what a joy to watch, well done Clifton😎

[@CardboardCreationism]

That was a master craftsman level of work.

[@steventrostle1825]

The next guy to rebuild the boat will be using Those sills, Great work!

[@williamebbs6822]

Routing Teak wood without wearing a mask is irresponsible. Early on in this project PPE was at the forefront. Now safety seems to have taken a backseat.

[@neondemon5137]

@@williamebbs6822 Did you break your pearl necklace from clutching too hard?

[@jimdoyle8224]

Kn love it lads, fist thing I have seen of you guys, however from one shipwright from "Straya" to another cannot tell you how monumental a project you have and truly how complicated it is. Rise to the occasion and bring your humour to the job every day. I have no doubt it will be magnificent.

[@michaelbright9162]

My weekend would not be complete without a video. I can only look on with admiration as to the workmanship going into this boat.

[@NotFound-lt9jq]

I don’t always watch ‘content creator advertisements’ but when I do, I watch yours with all the intrigue & sophistication that you & your crew bring to the product being showcased! Everything you all do is top shelf..even if it’s sometimes low brow! But here’s to your sponsors & the help that they bring! Love you all, Leo & crew!

[@gardenrailroading]

I love the smell of fresh wood shavings on the shop floor, even with all my allergies. The place where you found the floundering boat is very close to where we would gather crabs. The bay near CZ mill is shallow, we would walk the bay at low water floating a bucket to gather the crabs. One of our volunteer Firefighters made a fork looking device to pickup the crabs, it was about 40 years ago, not sure there are any crabs left now.

[@JamesStewart-yv5xc]

Leo I have subscribed and hit the like symbol from the start and sent you $100 during your first year. I know that’s not much but I wanted to help keep you going in hopes more people wised up and recognized what a fantastic undertaking you are taking on. I grew up with a wood boat and I applaud how you are helping pass on the knowledge and skills of building wooden boats. It’s a noble craft as old as civilized man. I wish you good health and fair winds, Jim Stewart - Houston Texas

[@Ydnar6929]

LEO and crew are building a Steinway that floats. Mad skills

[@asakurad]

Leo's Bulwark Termination Piece (BTP)! Great work. Plus: excellent music, as always.

[@E_L12]

Those sills are absolutely beautiful. The lines are perfect

[@michaeldurling793]

A hearty standing ovation for you and the crew, Tally Ho is truly a visual masterpiece.

[@gerdriechers8426]

Thank you, Clifton for this amazing piece of craftsmanship!

[@barryrollins2728]

Its so awesome to watch the gentleman proceed through all the steps to produce such detailed parts with care to make everything water proof!!!! So enjoy watching!

[@bandk2000]

A little background on Tally Ho. I do believe this was a yacht built for Thomas Hellyer a fishing mogul back in the late 1800's beginning of the 1900's - he started the middle water fishing fleet consisting of sailing trawlers (smacks) sailing out of the port of Hull on the east coast of the UK. The bow post you were making out of the purple heart was a feature on all fishing smacks of that period, into the 1930's, it was as you surmise, to haul in the anchor rope, however on the smacks it went outboard of the bulwarks( as yours) but carried a rollerbetween it and the bow post to assist on the inhaul of the anchor rope/chain.

[@fritzhabler2900]

You said the woodwork on the joinery looked really good. I would say absolutely gorgeous! What a great video showing the combination of art, and engineering, and I don't know what else, to produce such lovely forms from raw lumber. Roger Scruton said, “We appreciate beautiful things not for their utility only, but also for what they are in themselves-or more plausibly, for how they appear in themselves. A truly outstanding video.

[@UUBrahman]

At 22:05 that is an excellent photograph of our fearless leader deep in thought.

[@stefanfranke1724]

That Sponsor-Bit was just Perfection.

[@ruperts23]

Another fantastic episode! Well done Leo and crew, and thanks!

[@craigevans6156]

Stunning workmanship ❤😊

[@dericspencer5728]

Great editing for the music at the 20-21 min. mark. Good stuff.

[@danderson2930]

I felt for you Leo when I read you had to deal with copyright issues. It seems there already is enough to deal with and when you finish something, you want to be done with it and move on to the next thing. Thanks for redoing the video so we can see it this weekend. I enjoyed it as much as the The local football team win today.

[@chaunceymcghee]

Clifton’s a wizard. Also I could watch an entire video of Patrick laughing!

[@tylernute]

I love when Leo says that he's not sure how accurate his model is. It's a generous way of speaking, but we all know that Leo's models were perfect.

[@WayneT51]

Top work Cliff you doing a great job.. Greetings from down under.

[@belliott538]

Great Progress Video! The Hatch Sill Work Looks Beautiful! Loved the Blade Commercial that you guys did… Its the Only YT Add that I have enjoyed watching in recent memory! Cheers!

[@maximumiq158]

I did see it 😀 - the very exact coloured purpleheart shirt you was wearing talking about purpleheart.

[@johncollier608]

Lovely work by Clifton - precision joinery at it's finest. It's just as well the team are all fine boat builders because none of you are going to get any acting jobs anytime soon. But seriously, it was a great way to approach an ad, much more impactful that the typical presentation. Very funny. Thanks for sharing.

[@charleswashington1635]

Those sill's look amazing. Clifton is a master

[@morganmorgan3229]

When the Tally Ho is complete I sure hope you start another boat because I don't want this show to end!

[@bdshort]

I’m actually really excited to follow along on Leo’s adventures aboard Tally Ho! If you haven’t, check out Acorn to Arabella. Another wooden sailboat build, with a lot of differences in approach to things.

[@petreamccarthy8635]

Fascinating woodworking skills. Interesting to reflect Tally Ho was built without the benefit of all these machines, and probably in a year or so. Perhaps not to this standard, but well enough to last.

[@Herblay63]

Those cills are extraordinary... cabinetry of the first order.

[@jeffwisemiller3590]

Everyone says that it is a work of art but I have to disagree. it is a work of...Leo, Clifton, Robert, just everybody together. Great teamwork, leadership, design & over all planning & execution. You deserve a beer with that Stromboli!

[@jeffwisemiller3590]

I forgot what Patrick was doing, got stumped on his name for a moment!

[@Chucki33]

That sponsored section got me off guard. 😅 Cliftons work on those sills was phenomenal, i would have watched him do those in real time all the way.

[@davecoz4227]

Well worth the wait, thanks Leo and the team

[@estherkalkbrenner5222]

Leo, as a seasoned sailor and boatbuilder, I am sure you are aware of dealing with Dieselbug, which seems to be able to cause massive damage on engines, if not the suitable filters are used. I just got a bit worried when you had been talking about not keeping the diesel tanks fully topped up, which seems to support the growth of this situation. Within everything you need to have in mind, such little detail might get lost in the planing process.

[@solowinterwolf]

Crazy indeed. Joinery in compound planes, many curved surfaces and mortces (just TRY even describing this work to someone). Have you considered fitting a steel facing on the block where the chain runs past?

[@sandrob2333]

Thank you for sharing your skills and I have enjoyed the content

[@jxb3757]

This boat is a work of art.

[@susanprestipino55]

Such a joy. If I lived on the West coast nearby, I'd work for free.

[@bengtkorswing5279]

Great video. Love you guys. Wish I could be with you. Take care and God bless.

[@raggamuffin1985]

Those ads were mint, please do them every episode 😂

[@RJMEIRELLES]

I loved the ALUMINIUM😂😂

[@travelinman70]

what about auctioning off cuts of purple heart and teak with a Sampson boat designed branding?

[@Siskiyous6]

Outstanding!

[@Xondar11223344]

I like how non one (in the video) fell for the updog joke no matter how hard Leo tried. 🤣

[@tphvictims5101]

Imagine Alien 👽 Scientists digging this ship up far off in the future. They 👽 will probably think the Work was to technical for us. What a labor of Love 💕.

[@imchris5000]

I hope you pick up wood carving as a hobby when the boat gets in the water it would look amazing with carved handrails

[@oddvardmyrnes9040]

The smell in a wooden workshop. Nothing like it. Teak wood has a distinctive, exclusive smell to it.

[@keithbradley3705]

nice job leo Keith Vermont ole timer

[@sgtace]

As it goes for knives I don't mind sponsorship :D but those knives. Oh boy... Shadiversity did nice video about them

[@j.r.millstone]

I wanna know where Clifton bought that tool vest.

[@mhaight]

What happen to the fishing poles?

[@labananacuantica]

Leo: if the bit comes the other side not exactly in the right spot a lot of things will be ruined *proceeds to drill a 2ft long hole while balancing on is toes with zero guidance equipment* HITS THE SPOT BY +/- 1/32 in

[@lothianmcadam1]

(5:08) ...that's what she said.

[@timault8209]

just over six inches. yup, sounds about right.

[@douglaseLamb]

Are you using Autodesk Revit to generate your schematics, sketches and drawings?

[@Samtzu]

For me, this is tool porn..... I desire some of those tools, especially the large band saw and the large plane..... and the wood, when it's planed down and the grain is exposed, is wonderful!!! I used to make claw foot dining room tables using tools just like those.... makes me want to do it again.....

[@MinneapolisRaven]

Congrats Leo on getting the video posted! Saw your Facebook post about the power outage and copyright strike. Glad you made it, after as hard as you work, that must have been so frustrating. Leaky tanks and now this, I'm so impressed by your dedication and resilience. Cheers!

[@Trebuchet48]

That was quite the storm. I'm six or seven miles southwest of the boatyard and our power was out from 10:00PM Friday to 5:00PM Saturday! Thank goodness we have a generator.

[@bluedeva]

I’ve been watching your channel since the very start of Tally Ho and I really wanted to say the dedication and the attention to the finest of details is beyond impeccable. It’s an absolute joy to watch you and your amazing team pour your souls into such an awe inspiring project. Thank you for allowing us all to follow along with your adventures in making sure Tally Ho gets back in the water. To all of the team members past and present thank you for putting up with being on camera and sharing your knowledge. The friendships formed through Tally Ho will last a lifetime, im sure. Leo thank you for your passion in making sure to honour the original plans and Tally Ho’s soul. 🤗🇬🇧

[@johnanderson8096]

Well Well Said!!!!

[@TheDogsBox]

As a carpenter with 15 years of experience, watching Leo start this @29:25 blind hole and ending up here @29:45 on a project with so many years in.. It makes me pucker every time, and I can't imagine how it makes him feel. Props.

[@Arnaud58]

Indeed. I would have to figure out the angle and make a rigid setup for the drill.

[@weatheranddarkness]

@@Arnaud58 Ya, freeballin it like that was the scariest part

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

Grinding my teeth just _watching_ it. I was a boatbuilder, and did that for a living for several decades, but I'm afraid I never was _that_ kind of a boatbuilder.

[@amilton2128]

@@manfredschmalbach9023 hey boatbuilder, you’re not alone

[@JCrook1028]

Well it wasn't at all critical that they be perfectly vertical, which is good because they weren't.

[@therickman1990]

Well I wanted to go to bed, but I guess 40 minutes later and an extra beer won't matter

[@gazcraven]

24 mins later i am following in your footsteps minus the beer and replaced with a Yorkshire. Just can't bypass leo and the gang once seen.

[@tommyphillips8547]

@@gazcraven and the same with me, despite an early morning tomorrow...

[@philwhittington7711]

My thoughts exactly

[@SirCumsALot_779]

Same

[@carmelid]

I figured I wouldn’t have been able to fall asleep anyway knowing there’s a new Tally Ho video available

[@LifeOnTheHulls]

Incredible work Clifton.Skilled Craftsman.

[@carmelid]

Finally, this completes my weekend 🙏 As always, amazing work Leo and the team!

[@bigbadthesailor5173]

A while back Leo said he wasn't even sure if he would finish Tally Ho, but look at all this amazing work. It's really stayed with me; the future is unknown, but the best way to spend the present is to do our very best to leave something of lasting value and beauty behind ... more power to your elbows Team!!

[@amilton2128]

Truth. If you wanna climb Mount Everest, you start by putting one foot in front of the other.

[@kandk920]

I don't know about that, Leo has always said it will be done in about 2 years!

[@wiking2196]

There will never be a better knife commercial made my day ,keep it up

[@sekure5356]

I just purchased a set of knives for myself, my BIL, and my friend. Wouldn't have done that for anyone barring Leo and team. Golly, I'm a sucker for a good sell.

[@cf6282]

He cutting of the redwood in slices….Spielberg would have a hard time improving on that!

[@UhOhUmm]

@@sekure5356 Too bad the company is shady, they lie about being Japanese, blatantly. Knives and the company are all Chinese.

[@bobferranti5222]

Leo, I'm a retired welder and I have to tell you, those water tanks are a work of art. The quality that went into creating and fabricating them for you was done with amazing precision and professionalism. It fits with the wonderful quality that you and your friends have been doing to make this boat such a beautiful classic yacht.

[@KRWoodworks]

Bob, I'll one step further, jewelry. Stunning work.

[@md4luckycharms]

not a welder but everything in my facility is Sanitary, and you learn real quick what a good weld is and those are fucking fantastic

[@fingerbottom]

I’m curious how you determined the quality of the welds when there are no closeups of the welds.

[@md4luckycharms]

@@fingerbottom the color, size, and consistency of the welds were apparen enough from what we saw

[@KRWoodworks]

@@fingerbottom Experience

[@thesoupin8or673]

These videos are always top tier, but there's something about this one that made it extra good. Idk if it's Clifton's sills, Leo's bulwark-receiver-thing, the new tanks, or just the general satisfaction of seeing several components started and finished, but this one was a banger. Felt like two videos' worth of content. Great work to the team!

[@StaticMusic]

Agreed!

[@janwijbrand]

plus one on this comment!

[@chrisevans8455]

Astonishing work here. Such craftsmanship I thought was well lost in a bygone era. You should all be congratulated on such a magnificent job. The entire undertaking leaves me gobsmacked. The videos and the music are always wonderful. Lastly, KAMIKO Knive should be over the moon with your commercial. Overall, this weeks video was a real blast.

[@fingerbottom]

I loved your work in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.

[@norbertillien4334]

Amazing work as usual. Cliftons craftsmanship on the sills is beautiful, a real work of art. And I loved the film clips around the yard and on the beach. Very atmospheric. Leo, you are not only a great boatbuilder, but also a great filmmaker! Thanks.

[@stevenjohns1322]

I was thinking the exact same thing, a true work of art

[@briangodfrey7424]

"100 years from now the next guy who restores this boat will be looking at those parts" and marveling at the old-world craftsmanship that he has to replicate.

[@stevenl.passalacqua3953]

I am a mechanical engineer and like any mechanical engineer we think we can do almost anything without major problems. But when I look at how you work and what skills you need to do your job, I am left speechless. I am seriously impressed ..

[@larrimos]

I’m impressed by the skill of the crafts people involved of course but I keep thinking about the management of the project, the logistics, workflow planning, procurement etc…it must be an incredible amount of work in itself.

[@mattgolman]

Is... is that a thing we think? I usually assume we'll need 3 revs to get something right.

[@shabut]

@@mattgolman was going to say as a user of some really shitty products

[@mattgolman]

@@shabut FWIW most of the time with consumer grade stuff, the engineers know exactly how to make the product better, but they're up against a cost limit and have to cut quality somewhere. I'm more talking about the product development side. Your first stab never works, and the second one is usually in the right direction but misses the mark. The third one is usually close enough. It's amazing to me that Leo is able to just start carving into a $1000 piece of lumber and come out with the right part without screwing it up twice on the way. TL;DR: Blame marketing for bad products, and Leo is a very talented person.

[@WilliamAlanPhoto]

Clifton's work is nothing short of inspirational. Absolutely gorgeous!

[@flyboy61b]

That fact that you can get and keep such a talented and fun crew is a testament to your leadership and personality. If you were not such great person this project could never have been pulled off. Respect!!

[@hummesse]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Such solid work all around. So satisfying to see Clifton work when he does the fitting.

[@The.Talent]

A massive episode! A delight!

[@phillipcoiner4232]

"The sills were harder than they looked" They looked insanely difficult to me. The results are just fantastic.

[@18robsmith]

Clifton & Leo competing to see who can add the most lightness to large lumps of expensive timber 🙂 Always great fun to see this large timber work being done by people with the skill to do it.

[@TaistoUuslail]

Don't know your background, but you are amazing storyteller, director and editor. Not mentioning carpenter skills you all have. Hate hanging microphone cable (sound is my profession :) Have enjoyed your stories for some time now. Started from the beginning. Amazing dedication. Doesn't even matter if you gonna sail with Tally-Ho, legend has already born! Thank you very much!

[@rodneyallen5003]

Ah yes … a good sound engineer is always very particular about the details on setup. 😁

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

@@rodneyallen5003 you can always tell if someone is a sound engineer, because they'll tell you they're a sound engineer.

[@Potsie]

@Taisto Uuslail Gday mate.. if you don't know Leo's background, it may be worth your while to go back and check out videos - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnPdh5ZnhNqHgLc and kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ7So5yNe7pgjLc (Presentation about the Tally Ho project at the Royal Ocean Racing Club in London from 2019) again ... Cheers )

[@rodneyallen5003]

Yes, but I was saying a “good“ one 😎

[@terryhayward7905]

@@rodneyallen5003 Haha I am a retired sound engineer ( backs quietly into a corner by the desk ).

[@justinvh8158]

When you called the Coast Guard, did you say "Hi, my name is Leo and I am a boat builder and a sailor..."

[@johnvanhal2450]

🤣😂

[@waynes.3380]

Leo, I can't believe what you and your crew/ community have accomplished with Tally Ho from a almost forgotten hulk to this masterpiece. I know it's far from finished but WOW. What a journey so far. Thanks to all of you. I have enjoyed every minute of it.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear Wayne S. 👍👏👌 Well said Sir, well said indeed. But Tally Ho isn't far away from being finished. Only about two years from now! 😁😁😁😜😘😇 That's at least the phrase Leo and some of the team members are always using (right since the beginning of this fantastic journey a lot of years ago). Best regards, luck and health.

[@markallinson4935]

Oh man, those sills took my breath away. just the skill and artistry.... didn't even get to the end before I just had to comment... yay... another 13 mins of ship building still to enjoy and to see how your "curvy bits" come out Leo (LOL!)... thank you!

[@rbc5878]

Clifton has done an amazing job on those sills, they look great.

[@thelastsnow6388]

I love seeing the old pipe threader back in action!

[@ShamWerks]

Kudos to Kamikoto for sponsoring Tally Ho, while leaving Leo & crew some artistic leeway for their creativity! 👍👍

[@axialmount5571]

Too bad they're basically a scam

[@nils1407ify]

Not a smal feat this sponsering, thanks Kamikot! Only craftsmans recognise a craftman’s project.

[@rctaylor5689]

@@axialmount5571 I don’t know why you would say that & I don’t particularly want to know. The product (knives) looked pretty good & I will go looking for them soon. The fact that this company basically gave Leo & his team a lot of leeway to advertise their product, & paid them well with fridge/freezer donations to boot tells me they are a ‘good’ company who supports projects such as Tally Ho, not unlike the way in which a member of my family supports local kids hockey by paying for their uniforms & kit. So please, do not “knock” those that participate in whatever manner they decide is the right thing for them to do. As ‘Shamwerks’ said, Kudos to Kamikoto. Their donations/payment is certainly appreciated. I’m sure we are all aware that Leo & crew are not professional ‘marketers’ & have no experience making a commercial but, they had a lot of fun doing it & it is certainly different from what we normally see on TV. If anything, I would think it might generate sales for Kamikoto simply because many of us use the MUTE button whenever commercials appear on TV whereas, I/we watched ALL of this amateur commercial because the guys made it funny & the fact we “know” this team. I’m still wondering, did Patrick really chop that purple heart into slices with the cleaver? Lol. That was truly hilarious. Good on you guys for trying something outside of your boat building skills.

[@drittnokkel]

@@rctaylor5689 i got some of the knives and love them

[@2008synack]

@@rctaylor5689 I'm sure the knives are fine to use for most people, but they are not professional chef knives. Google around and you will see the complaints and marketing trickery. They are a Chinese company selling "Japanese" knives for one. The steel they use is budget stainless. I mean I'm happy they sponsored the project, but eeeck, probably not the greatest sponsor for Leo's amazing reputation.

[@stephencummins7589]

All the work you do is beautiful, I think back of those days when you were pulling roten pieces of timber off that old structure called a boat, I could never imagine how painstaking, precise and technical it would become, as a retired tradesman congratulate you all. BTW I love all the tools and machinery you have.

[@stevenjohns1322]

Yep I remember that episode when he first looked at the boat, I thought he was a mad man, how wrong I was

[@ryansrepairsrebuildsandres947]

20:52 love it when Leo ties the music perfectly into the rhythm of the tool work sounds 👌shows how he gives as much attention to detail in the craftsmanship of his videos as he does on the craftsmanship of his boat

[@philleasthouse3791]

Waited impatiently for the video to drop but well worth it in the end. Clinton's sill's are a thing if beauty that will, as he said, be admired 100yrs from now. Absolutely stunning to look at. Looks like you guys had fun with the advert for the knives!! Great to see the ongoing progress Leo.

[@zpilot4523]

I've never seen the crew so happy and full of banter as this video showed. Looks like you've all really come together as a team, its nice to see!

[@peternierop3241]

This Kamikoto knife is of course fake. Made in China with cheap steel.

[@snowgorilla9789]

Nothing short of fantastic work, hats off from a fellow shipbuilder in Canada

[@hscollier]

Great to see a new episode, and the progress on Tally Ho!

[@sapelesteve]

Terrific woodworking Leo & Crew! I have worked with Purple Heart many times and really love that wood. Good seeing you guys enjoying yourselves and having some fun. Looking forward to the next video. Be well and stay safe! Tally Ho........ 👍👍

[@bradtaylor6415]

I seriously hope one day I need a circular saw that big. I love when it makes an appearance!

[@Gottenhimfella]

It always reminds me of Crocodile Dundee and the aspiring muggers

[@terrulian]

The number of skills that Leo has mastered to pull this off hurts my brain. Master woodworker, solo bluewater passage-maker, navigator, draftsman, CAD designer, naval architect (this is not an exaggeration; you need to understand the structure and purpose and engineering of everything on the boat), materials science expert, purchasing agent, machinist, manager, project planner, foreman, video editor, cameraman, financial manager, producer/director...and don't underestimate the talent to be a likable on-camera presenter. It's crazy.

[@327365hp]

Great job by Clifton, those are some spectacular pieces of joinery!

[@koshpavel]

Can't express how much I'm appreciated for sharing this amazing journey. While being in Ukraine, is such a huge relief to kick back and relax, watching this outstanding series. This is one of my brightest moments - to join the team in this amazing build. Sorry for dropping the Patreon subscription - switched it towards Ukrainian army. Will get back when we win :)

[@christophertstone]

7:30 Kamikoto are garbage quality Chinese steel, stamped in Japan. They're scam levels of overpriced junk. I'm sorry to see so many of my favorite Tubers getting drawn in by their marketing budget. Please do an ounce of research before accepting sponsorships.

[@hubertwalters6345]

I think I'm more excited than Leo at the progress of the boat. Each week it gets closer to launch. Can't wait for that day. Good work one and all.

[@campbellmj9405]

A most satisfying video. Clifton's work is perfection. Well done Leo and team.

[@simonpetertherock]

Keep up the amazing work can't wait to see it sailing!

[@TheParens]

Might want to a bit more research into your sponsors. That knife company’s marketing is fairy misleading. They use Chinese steel and their Japanese based marketing terms are not what they seem.

[@GeoffreyDjango]

Top notch carpentry. It’s beautiful

[@marclattoni1959]

Pinot Blanc, 5 string banjo by Wayward Jane and exceptional craftsmanship by the Tally Ho crew at every turn. What a wonderful juxtaposition and a way to spend time on a Sunday afternoon. Well done!

[@alketathaqi5687]

nmk