Hallberg Rassy 312 "Ellös" - INSTALLING THE CAPPING RAIL (DIY BOAT)

[@dochonk961]

This is going to be the most perfectly boat of them all!

[@sea4see]

🤣🤣 thx Doc! Hope so.. but I need to sail her... soooooonnnnn

[@timaspden8391]

Just found this video and its answered all the questions I have about the replacement of the capping rails on my Victoria 30 - brilliant!

[@sea4see]

Tim very happy to help youi!!!

[@TheAngelhard]

What a nice wood work!

[@brucekratky7993]

Ellos may become too beautiful to use. HR may insist on making it a museum exhibit. Don’t let them do that of course. Boats like Ellos deserve to be sailed and sailed and sailed. Can’t wait to see you sailing the Atlantic!

[@sea4see]

Hey Bruce will be nice to sail for sure in Atlantic need to sail on the island

[@scyz2807]

Hi Gabriele, I think that when you are done with Ellos she will be worth at least 2 times what she cost brand new. And that will take into account modern inflated prices! Will you have her surveyed when you are done? My 6.3 meter sailboat, made in December of 1972, cost about $3,800 then. With inflation her price new right now (if the company was still in business) would be about $18,000. And I too am working slowly to make her better than when she came from the factory. I was lucky about needing to fix her up because she was sailed during the summer a few times for five years then put in a barn for 32 years! As a result, she was almost like new and needed almost no repairs. : - ) Scott W PS - I'm still hearing about your friend Ed but more often he is missing. So good job!

[@sea4see]

Ciao Scott ed is missing 🤣🤣🤣 cost of Ellös is not a problem but for sure I will make a survey... I’m blockeED due coronavirus and be aware that in uk will be the same soon o later keep safe!! I’m doing the galley T the moment isolated inside power plant.... but safe! Tomorrow I will publish the new video !

[@scyz2807]

@@sea4see, You do know that I am in the US right? If you look up Bath, New York (on a map) you will see Keuka Lake to the north. That's were I sail most of the time. I'm not very worried about the Coronavirus. There are many farms here and not a lot of people. The only BIG city is 140 kilometers away. I will be careful even if there's no big chance for me to catch the virus. I do hope the best for you, all you helper friends and everyone else too! I will be happy to see the new video! Scott W

[@sea4see]

Ohh I thought you live in uk!! Great place you live I drove trough Bath many years ago!!!

[@rmweiss12]

If there was an Oscar for DIY Boat films, it surely should go to you. Beautiful boat and videos. I sail a 1983 HR 312 which is still in very good shape. Quality was much better in these days. Only 60k for all that work??? That sounds like a bargain to me. Stay safe!

[@sea4see]

Hey Michael thx a lot for you comment! Yes not more than 60k , knowledge sponsors , works on the yard make many contact that help a lot!!!

[@torstenhansen4308]

Huge thank you for a great episode. This was very informative and a pleasure to watch craftsmen at work.

[@kchatz]

This is another excellent 'job done'. I'm in the same situation as trying to renew some parts of my 352, but the cap rail was too expensive to build it from scratch. So i decided to replace some parts. What I found after removing the old parts, is that I felt very relaxed when I had only screws to remove in order to lift teak and not glue. If that rail was glued I would have to destroy it. And because this part especially in the middle part of the boat is quite consumable due to easy touching , at marina, other boat etc I would prefer not to glue it. Just for this reason, otherwise glued is much better. Bravo Gabriel 👏💪💪

[@sea4see]

Kostas I prefer to glue it something happen I will replace it. I got the template so the job is easy... but for sure I didn’t want to touch nobody neither in marina and outside 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelsenior7858]

A boat yard in the UK ...to do this work ..the cost would bring tears to your eyes ..

[@sea4see]

Michael I know the north Europe is something incredible for the prices....

[@Sciolist]

Oddly satisfying watching large pieces of teak being cut by saw. You must be spending a fortune rebuilding this boat.

[@sea4see]

Hey friend! No absolutely! Final game 60k not more

[@edwinfennema1886]

What a perfect job!

[@sea4see]

Thx Edwin! Appreciate!

[@normanboyes4983]

Magnificent and beautiful work.😀⛵️👍

[@sea4see]

Thx Norman!!! Nice to hear from you

[@qatarsailor7727]

Wow very nice work, can I ask you some thing, I saw many of your episodes, you are making this old helberg rassy boat as a new boat , why is that ?. At the same time why don't you buy a new helberg rassy, might well be chipper for you than renewing this one, 🤔😁

[@chmodman]

Would you be willing to share the templates (3d models) for the cap rail?

[@wilvanlonden5548]

So the toe-rails are glued with körapur 928 glue instead of screwed like it was done traditionally?

[@sea4see]

Yes glued and screwed but with less screws than was original I will see how performance something happen I can add more screws

[@bradbusch9585]

Beautiful work What about the holes for the railing? I am learning by watching and didn’t see any marks for them thanks for sharing

[@sea4see]

Yes brad they are I use tape with all measurements to get back them

[@daviddailey4959]

Any virus updates Gabriel? See that in the north of your country things are getting serious. Fingers crossed you stay well!

[@sea4see]

Ciao David! I’m well yes we are locked!!! cross finger and touch wood works on Ellös still going on! Thx

[@madeonwater]

Bellissimo!

[@sea4see]

Grazie marcussssss

[@almath9987]

Thanks looks amazing doing such a great job you are making the factory jealous 🤣 Beleive you are in Italy? hope you are safe and are avoiding the virus 👏⛵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sea4see]

Al thx a lot yes I’m in Italy in a locked region quite annoying time of my life ....

[@almath9987]

@@sea4see thanks for replying, keep safe hope you and your family are well 🤞 stay 💪 thoughts are with you

[@fionawinter2382]

What sealant did you use ?

[@sea4see]

Korapur

[@georgesbonellodupuis8245]

Che bellezza.!!!

[@sea4see]

Grazie Georges

[@arjanvanmourik2190]

Why din't the guys steam the capping rail at the stern before bending?

[@sea4see]

No need it was already cut with round profile to match the boat one!

[@arjanvanmourik2190]

@@sea4see But you were so worrier the stern piece would crack when you started to bend it

[@sea4see]

Yes lack of experience in this field make me worried... the guys of Lineastem trolling me for fun🤣

[@tragelafos]

Hi English ain't my mother language but I think the part of the boat you're referring to it's called "gunwale" ( pronounced gunnel) .Credo che in italiano si chiama falchetta 😀

[@sea4see]

Ah ah English is not my mother language too.. there are 4/5 word for every thing in English!! Thx I will remember in my next video👍🏻

[@tragelafos]

@@sea4see anche se il termine pi coretto per descrivere la parte superiore sarebbe cap rail (falchetta) , che fa parte di tutta la costruzione che si chiama gunwale. Non so se tutto questo e abbastanza chiaro.😀

[@sea4see]

antonis tragelafos capping rail i miei amici inglesi dicono , cap rail e un altra versione ah ah sti inglesi

[@walphou]

Perfect as usual. Do you need an apprentice ? :)

[@sea4see]

Ah ah when you want Raph

[@walphou]

sea4see no joke I really want :)

[@Allheadingtosameplace]

Must be nice to have unlimited funds

[@sea4see]

Yea true but is not my case .... years of saving !!!

[@Allheadingtosameplace]

Well You are doing a wonderful job