Leaving the DOCK with an 82ft Traditional SAILING SHIP PROJECT!

[@SixxiePlays]

So, I'm now 11 videos in enjoying binge watching on this lovely Saturday afternoon and I'm seeing the rust removal tool has arrived! Having watched your latest video first it nice to see the progression and the tools in their newly purchased state!

[@FlyingConey]

Binge watching is probably the biggest compliment you can give a creator. Thank you! It's not only the tools that look much younger, we also did 🫣

[@SixxiePlays]

@@FlyingConey Love you guys! All caught up!

[@rvz3215]

Very nice adventure! Grtz. From The Netherlands.

[@stephenburnage7687]

That's not a boat, that is a ship!

[@FlyingConey]

First one who corrects us in that direction 🤣 In the comment it usually it goes: "It's not a ship...". But I totally agree with you! It's a ship not a boat.

[@Pocketfarmer1]

Those deck scalers are brutal. A pneumatic needle gun will be invaluable in your war on rust. Along with regular PPE get thick gloves to cut down on hand vibration/ fatigue. Better sweaty than never damage. Nice job backing out.

[@FlyingConey]

The Tercoo is an evolution of a pneumatic needle gun. It works in the same way but less vibration and less noise. I know needle gun is old school and effective but it loud to a point where hearing protection won't protect you on the long run. The yard has recently decided to ban the needle gun for their protection.

[@Pocketfarmer1]

@@FlyingConey I like the less noise part. My ears and fingers have been damaged a bit by years of needle gunning. How does that tool reach into tight spots, like the corners of frames etc? The only thing worse than needle gunning is a chipping hammer.

[@FlyingConey]

You can get the Tercoo discs as single, double and tripple for the power drill. And then there is the Tercoo Multi with 8 discs for lager areas. The machine is an adapted Fein angle polisher. We will test all this equipment in the future and we hope we also can test other tools like the needle gun and clean and strip discs for the angle grinder as a comparison.

[@Godofthemoon1]

This is going to be amazing when your done

[@Antipodean33]

A large sized bow thruster is a must on this huge vessel. once you start landing in foreign ports etc and there's a blow happening, even without a blow a thruster will make life easier, safer and stress free

[@FlyingConey]

People keep telling us three things: 1. We are still young, 2. 1mm steel is 1cm rust, 3. A bow thruster would make your life a lot easier 🤣 Honestly, I agree with you, especially for a sailing ship with a long bowsprit a thruster is a must. But first we have to get the hull in good condition. So maybe that's something for the next haul out.

[@bryonensminger7462]

You can get Walkie talkie that come in the form of a head set and a mouth price so you can talk back and forth with the deck crew and they can talk to you

[@edenhunter9904]

Superb bike handling Barbara. And Daniel, what can I say, for a moment I didn't think you were going to make that park but I was wrong to ever doubt you - unmatched precision.😎

[@FlyingConey]

Thank you very much. With the 10 meter caravan trailer we often needed every millimeter and the old Highway Code was me first ABC.

[@827SLi]

Just found this channel whilst browsing about boats. If you need help with the Diesel generator, let me know. Great video's. John

[@billsrq1788]

Hello from Siesta Key Florida

[@nena4215]

OMG, I’ve never seen a large boat like that hauled out, I hope it all goes according to plan and that there are no big surprises in store, huge project!!!

[@FlyingConey]

Spoiler: The departure was the last thing that went according to plan. Since then the days feel like weeks. But the good thing is, that means more interesting videos for you!

[@en4ce_]

îts a standard thing in the netherlands =)

[@uschifleischmann6089]

I like to see the way from Urk to Lelystad again, great Video!

[@trevejenkyn9888]

Thank you for sharing a great video

[@jonworthing7467]

Can’t wait to see your next video.

[@redrockroger]

For communication while maneuvering, you might want to check out wireless headsets so that you can talk to each other no matter where on boat or dock you both are.

[@FlyingConey]

Unfortunately we are on a budget and we have to approach more serious problems fist. I've seen this little "marriage savers" at sail life. But I also think that a good briefing and hand signs also works well. I mean mankind is sailing since at least 30 000 years! Don't know exactly since when wireless headsets are available...

[@louis220558]

awesome

[@patrick35400]

Hello, I did this kind of work on a 60' old gaffer (hull in wood, ketch) I wish you all the best and amazing navigations. Kind regards from France.

[@redrockroger]

I have been watching all of your de-construction and see that a lot of Philips head screws were used. Might I suggest that when you begin building back that you use torx head screws. If you ever have to take them out, they never cam out like Philips can.

[@FlyingConey]

We have a nice mix out of Philips-, Slotted-, Torx- and completely rusted away screw heads 😉 So we switched to the all purpose screwdriver aka crowbar. But I agree with you, Torx is much better than Philips.

[@Its_me--Boo_Radley]

What a beautiful bike ride! Excited/nervous to see the ship come out of the water. If you continue to receive packages, it might be worthwhile to get a box cutter--a whole lot easier than using scissors.

[@nielsdebakker3283]

Almost every knife is easier to use than scissors for opening boxes.

[@FlyingConey]

Good to hear from you again! When using a knife for opening boxes I'm always concerned of scratching what's in there. But probably the next time we try our cutter knife. A little spoiler here, you can expect quite a lot of interesting videos in the near future.

[@Its_me--Boo_Radley]

@@FlyingConey I have a box cutter that uses replaceable blades so I always have a sharp instrument. You do have to be gentle when opening boxes … but I’m sure you will be. The box cutters are also useful when I cut up the boxes for recycling … I’m ruthless at that stage!😁 Hope Eileen is doing well.

[@franinxuste810]

Me gusta su proyecto..los sigo desde Faro de Jose Ignacio Uruguay south america,,

[@paulthew2]

Nervously looking forward to the haul out....fingers crossed the issues are minor. Great video, as always.

[@stevenplancich6449]

Wowza…Moving yer Boat quite the Issue😜 Best Wishes👍 Continue to Stay Safe and Enjoy 😎

[@earlyoung2863]

I like the easy going pace of your videos. I watch another channel once in a while that has a 72ft s steel SAILBOAT. They are in an area now where only the largest ports have the equipment to life such a heavy vessel. Really looking forward to seeing Coney "on the hards".👍

[@FlyingConey]

72ft sailboat sounds interesting. What's the name of the channel? Coney on the hard is quite a sight...

[@earlyoung2863]

@@FlyingConey "Expedition Drenched". It's a beautiful boat! Beautiful lines! MIGHT give you ideas.🤔

[@40feetoftrouble]

Can't wait for the haul-out 😀

[@canicebannon]

Great guys!

[@hellodarren]

Another enjoyable video! Looking forward to the next one! (and that rust remover looks like a serious bit of kit!)

[@damianfz]

Espectacular! i cant wait to see the transformation! and to see you two make all the work of course hahaha greetings from Argentina!

[@loganjohnson3589]

I have been to Lelystad My Father moved there after my parents divorced .the store keepers called him the crazy American it was all in fun ,he loved it there.

[@FlyingConey]

Is your father still in Lelystad living on a boat?

[@loganjohnson3589]

@@FlyingConey Unfortunately no he past away many years ago .he had a home within walking distance of a shopping center that had a large courtyard area in the center where different venders would come each day to sell there wares .He was very fond of the fish mongers and you could tell they liked him also .after his passing I had no reason to go back .Maybe this will change?

[@dr.echevers]

Ich empfehle ein simples Cuttermesser für die vielen Geschenkpakete.

[@FlyingConey]

Wo haben wir das nur wieder hingelegt... Ach da liegt ja eine Schere! Bis auf den Tercoo Rotating Blaster waren alles übrigens Geschenke an uns selbst, also selbst bezahlt. Was natürlich kein Grund ist uns keine Geschenke zu schicken, wir freuen uns sehr darüber!

[@gerhardvanwaltsleben8944]

Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦

[@omegaseamaster1550]

prop-walk also known as transverse thrust....

[@bruceosborne6876]

With all your demolition, why would you not buy a reciprocating saw , it would save you so much time, also during your rebuild?

[@FlyingConey]

We have one but haven't had the time to pick it up because it's still in Austria. Also I think you can do most of the things you can do with the reciprocating saw with a jigsaw and since we've done quite a lot of demolition now we figured that "multitool" part 1 and 2 aka the crowbar and the hammer is a very efficient way to remove interior. But I'm also a big fan of using the perfect tool for the job so I can understand your recommendation but we end up most of the time using what's already in our hand and it turned out that's the crowbar most of the time...

[@Dustmadeout]

That thing could easily dig a tunnel under US border.

[@arottie4097]

Why tunnel under when you can just walk across. ; (

[@waynehelsel3949]

What’s next bow thruster or small tug boat

[@FlyingConey]

We go with learning how to use the lines. But in a far distant future I can imagine adding a thruster AND a dinghy with a strong outboard engine.

[@mertkonti5428]

perfect speed 1.25

[@erikwilson9498]

I love your videos! Thanks for making them. The world has become so safety eccentric That you have to wear helmets to ride a bike after you risking your life at sea makes no sense to me. Is it a law there or just worried about your safety even though you are risking your lives out out sea?

[@bertram5798]

Jööö!

[@davidantill6949]

As you both become more experienced with video making you will become I creasing relaxed in front of camera and will treat it as if you are talking to friends. Eventually the accentuated hand and arm movements will diminish which will he good as it detracts from your story telling

[@Matthias9319]

Which shipyard are you guys going to?

[@FlyingConey]

Scheepswerf Hoekman in Urk. Are you from that area?

[@Matthias9319]

@@FlyingConey I'm from Vollenhove which is closeby haha, I am a Schipper and i sail with my dad on a binnenvaartschip and we also own a historic tugboat.

[@JonMadsen70]

:)

[@arottie4097]

Is this really happening? Ha!

[@taffythegreat1986]

Ever wonder why we worry about bumping or scratching our cars. Which we pay a few thousand for. Yet we can pay 100s of thousands for a house then bash it to pieces 😂

[@chuckcorris2392]

Why does Barbara do all the work?

[@FlyingConey]

Barbara is responsible for the ropes and loves doing it!