Planking the Hull - Part 1 (Rebuilding Tally Ho / EP91.1)

[@andrewjackson5741]

Pete’s getting really good at his interviews/tutorials. Hope he makes his own Chanel when tally ho’s finished...

[@rashidsabri7319]

Just like Finn! I love Finn's videos

[@andrewjackson5741]

@@rashidsabri7319 didn’t realise he had one, can you send a link?

[@romeo9017]

Would that be a perfume or an eau de toilette 😏

[@robotskirts]

Yes, Pete's own Chanel! Something like Eau de Pete or maybe Pete N°5

[@andrewjackson5741]

@@romeo9017 my bad, thought it looked odd when i typed it 😂

[@paulboden7850]

"Of course it's gonna leak" Pete's a hoot lol

[@thomasarussellsr]

All wooden boats do.

[@thegodemperorofmankind7yea704]

@Peter smith yeh nah I’m pretty sure my aluminium boat doesn’t have a hole it in so it doesn’t leak? Amazing

[@bphenry]

@@thegodemperorofmankind7yea704 It will, just you wait.

[@VexChoccyMilk]

@@bphenry You have an over/under on how many decades that will take?

[@roadie3124]

@@thomasarussellsr Make that "most". Or "all traditionally built wooden boats leak". The last A-Class catamaran I built out of 3mm ply didn't leak. It didn't live in the water, but spent most of it's life on a trailer and only went in the water for racing, so a very different type of boat.

[@jesper1406]

When Pete said "snug in the back and open in the front", my wife and I exchanged looks. She laughed...

[@tassie7325]

The look on Pete's face when he finished his presentation - Priceless 😎

[@mr.e7022]

Leo, there is a shot of Tally Ho from the bow to stern showing all her frames. PLEASE send that photo off to be made into a poster. Like this if you would purchase such a poster.

[@TomLeg]

a t shirt

[@SampsonBoatCo]

High resolution shots like this appear on my Patreon page very now and them - go and check them out! (you don't even need to be a Patron) www.patreon.com/sampsonboatco

[@oakleyjack7600]

I just selected full screen and timed out a screenshot on my iPad of that particular view. It’s been my wallpaper for some time now.

[@mr.e7022]

@@oakleyjack7600 Any chance you would share that?

[@tonygrimes13]

@@mr.e7022 Do it yourself!!!!!

[@theart8039]

Guys thank you so much for this series..I had mentioned my poor old Dad who loved these videos so much in the last months..sadly he passed away last week so never got to watch this episode. You do so much more than restoring and entertaining us all..you brightened an old chaps life up and you should all be jolly proud of yourselves and bless you..all of you. I think that what you guys are doing is wonderful and as I say, it's more than the sum of all parts. Thank you Leo and the gang

[@tonygrimes13]

He's still watching!

[@moltderenou]

May he Rest in Peace, and as Tony says, is still watching.

[@theart8039]

@@moltderenou Thank you so much

[@theart8039]

@@tonygrimes13 Thank you Tony

[@moltderenou]

@@theart8039 👍

[@monawoka97]

The one person who disliked is secretly just sad at how fast you're making progress because they never want this series to end.

[@lexas1]

Pete is actually a very talented presenter.

[@Zestrayswede]

A diamond in the rough definitely.

[@MinBlick]

@@Zestrayswede I don't know, I think that roughness is wearing off. The golden thing is not that he is very good at it and has grown into telling the story, it is how personal he really is. I feel like I KNOW the guy and that is rare.

[@randallparker8477]

I'm 65, a 16 year stroke survivor, had triple cardiac arterial bypass last June, I have been "retired" since the stroke, and am now the house-husband, like my wife labeled me. I have lots to do. I don't social media much, so I am so blown away when I realize how much other people watch and find fault with things from your work... the bark inclusion on that one frame was so obviously just that, (not rot) it amazes me when folks nit-pick to the extent they do. But, hey, it got us a little snippet of the perfectly done "repair". Maybe I should spend more time with my zoom button and magnifying glass, to find every little "fault" I can find... Nah! I'll just enjoy the successful work of a PROFESSIONAL SHIPWRIGHT and his hand picked crew and have faith that my 2 cents worth is better kept to myself! There is one thing that does bug me though... Is Pancho staying warm enough?

[@SampsonBoatCo]

Thanks! Yes, Pancho is VERY vocal when she is cold or otherwise uncomfortable. She doesn't stay outside for very long in this weather!

[@CorwynGC]

There is a huge difference between 'finding fault' and asking a question about something which turns out was an issue, and needed fixing. What the original commenter did was the latter, what you did was the former.

[@alexandermenzies9954]

@@CorwynGC CorwynGC is right. Self-appointed guardians belong in some 'other' channels (which typically don't have any expert commentary from the hosts); any questions are met with the baying of the mob which has an inexhaustible supply of "amazing" to fill in the large cracks. I think Tally Ho viewers know they're seeing and hearing the very best descriptions and explanations from Leo and the team, as well as transparency and straight talking.

[@brettdonovan]

Love the way Pete is getting more comfortable with the camera. So happy to get this episode - been too long waiting!

[@ulrichkalber9039]

indeed, if this continues you will loose him to some TV station , as an anchor.

[@duncanfrere2656]

Pete achieves a new level of on-camera fabulousness! (get an agent. The camera loves you!) Rivets can take it! (and that stress test machine backs up what the forklift tests proved) Pancho achieves the summit! (what I wouldn't give to hear her inner dialogue) Angle jig for the caulking edge router is a simple work of genius (add that to the rivet making machine) The wood planks are voluptuously gorgeous. (never get tired of marveling at them) The patch for the "rot" very satisfying to watch (as are the details of filling all the screw holes) Best channel on KZbin... thanks!

[@robertlassiter907]

Duncan, I think you pretty well covered it. Don’t believe I could have said it any better. Well said!

[@charlesseymour1482]

Pete is great

[@rklmbd2934]

I know people love the Pancho footage but I actually find it upsetting. It's the one off note in this symphony. A magnificent tropical bird brought to the Pacific Northwest and having it flight feathers clipped so all it can ever do is waddle. These are not birds that would actually walk a lot so its totally unnatural. And when she rocks side to side I wonder if its a tick she developed.

[@charlesseymour1482]

@@rklmbd2934 why be so negative about a cherished and well cared for bird. Bird belongs to home owners not Talee Ho

[@claeswikberg8958]

Pete's sigh of relief at the end, priceless ;)

[@hscollier]

Leo posted a new video. All’s well with the world for 24 minutes.

[@richardtaylor8312]

I wholeheartedly agree!......

[@ekner]

Time for some truth, classy music, beauty and work. Indeed, all is well.

[@jeffkeeley4594]

Always makes me Smile.

[@alberteinstein9045]

The shot inside the hull showing all those rows of frames...... simply beautiful

[@thomasarussellsr]

Yup, but seems like a very heavy way to build a racing yacht, with all of those wide frames so close together. But, hey, It sure should be super strong too, though.

[@inyobill]

I was absolutely taken by that shot.

[@kevinmountford4541]

Ask the america cup guys how strong a yacht needs to be

[@CorwynGC]

@@thomasarussellsr Remember that the race she won, she did by being the only boat that survived to finish.

[@on4xb]

@@CorwynGC actually two boats (of the 15 starters) crossed the finish line, The other being "La Goleta".

[@itsmepreston89]

Watching this video in Myanmar (Burma) best thing on my feed in a while

[@voiceofsilencio]

I'll bet you've found some curfew youtube time. How's life over there in the current state of things?

[@SampsonBoatCo]

Wow, good luck and best wishes - to you, and to the whole country.

[@brodystowers8092]

Praying for the people of Myanmar 🇲🇲

[@davidantill6949]

A land of beautiful wood. Stop watching and start your own boat building KZbin channel 🤣

[@assassinlexx1993]

@@SampsonBoatCo To help cutting the planks. Put a steel wire above you with rings on it like a shower curtain. Then attach the power cord to it. Now you can cut those planks without the cord in the way. She is looking might fine. You are doing her with skill and patience.

[@gregnicholls8347]

What a wonderful combination of Leo explaining the activity of building a boat. No pretentiousness here - just solid goodness.

[@RobPulson]

anyone else hope that pete makes his own channel when he finishes with this project?

[@oliverliddell613]

Definitely

[@matolies]

Pete's boat building school is my favorite part

[@tzrunnerau]

I once watched a documentary on how ships were held together. It was riveting.

[@nothingrunslikeadear]

Leo and Pete,explaining perfectly to non boat builders the method of construction

[@gsaunds100]

Pete: great description of the caulking bevel and how you're making them. Thanks.

[@fordspeedster1920]

The caulking/corking bevel description was well articulated, which made it very easy for a non-ship building person to understand. Kudos to everyone.

[@ichbrauchmehrkaffee5785]

Ooohh, yes. It's one of those days again, when Sampson Boat Co makes another upload :DDDDD

[@matthewsobnosky8994]

I really enjoy seeing those mallets from Woodbywright being used, since that was my introduction to Tally Ho and this project!

[@oliverquick3405]

And finally she's starting to look like an actual boat🙃cheers leo and crew,stay safe and healthy mates n maids🤗

[@AndyM_323YYY]

She did remind me of one particular boat - the Sutton Hoo boat.

[@MikeAG333]

@@AndyM_323YYY It really shouldn't have done. That was a clinker built boat, which is entirely different.

[@jernulf]

Been with this project from the start. I feel like a parent watching his baby girl grow.

[@NickEllett]

One day.. I'm going to get on youtube and see a video about tally ho sailing for the 1st time in ages or however long it's been. And when that day comes Iwill feel a feeling of accomplishment. Not because I planked or waterproofed but because every week or 2, after watching a video, I KNEW people traded hard work for that very reason. Looking forward to that.

[@ronmarkell4436]

My goodness, Pete’s getting damn close to being articulate……. His descriptions are helpful and informative. You have a diamond in the rough there Leo.

[@artwestwood1334]

Pete’s growing into his role wonderfully, loved his tutorial, you are all growing along with Tally-Ho, so good, cheers Artie

[@rickolson9011]

The confidence of the crew in their craft and in speaking about it have grown dramatically. Love all the planking!

[@jacksonbrazelton4597]

I wonder how much stronger everyone has gotten while helping on this.

[@snorungar70]

Starting to get constuction workers now are ya?

[@MsMesem]

become

[@Dave5843-d9m]

@@MsMesem Gotten is correct C18th English and current American.

[@dingle1492]

Hard to tell really, but I bet their power levels are over 9000 by now.

[@davidantill6949]

Mentally and physically?

[@andydelarue9344]

Forget your sailing and building skills your need a prize for getting all that wood ( especially the long bits )in one place in the twenty first century and putting a team of guns {best} together. . This is a pure joy to watch. Thank you very much

[@JeffGeerling]

#33 on Trending, well-deserved, and I can't wait to see what comes after planking!

[@zdenekrusek5237]

More planking :)

[@vladabocanek3703]

Corking ;)

[@frederickstibbert7389]

Fairing the planked hull, then caulking.

[@mikeyfoofoo]

It's one boat upon a river of garbage. ;)

[@splitSec_fpv]

Always funny when you see someone you've subscribed to commenting on videos of someone else ^^ seems like we have more than one common interest

[@648546lllooolll]

Pete is one of my favorite people to listen to explaining things.

[@tsfootball69]

Keep up the work everyone! This is by far my favorite channel to watch. My wife and I have fallen in love with the beauty of this boat and its building process. It is truly an art form like none other! Thank you Leo for bringing us along with you on this journey!

[@sharewaterglass]

That for generations to come, the details and fine points of these methods of construction will be available for study, and that the methods developed by evolution over countless generations of boat builders who have gone before will not be lost. Unlike books, the actual visual demonstration of the methods and the verbal discussion of the intent of the workers is invaluable. Bravo to you all.

[@TomSramekJr]

“Watcha doin’, Matt?” Another explainer in training.....

[@gregmirr]

The positive energy of the Tally Ho project is overwhelming even Pancho is achieving new heights . The Bow shot of the boat knocked my socks off what a fine looking hull , Leo your vision of rebuilding Tally Ho is coming to fruition .

[@VivaPamplona]

“Hey Pete! Good job explaining that”

[@calumcreasey]

Myself and my partner Lauren just watched this episode with our Sunday morning coffee. As a easterly gale batters the sea front in Penzance, Cornwall. We have what we call a 'sea glimpse' at the end of our road, and I like to think one day we will see Tally Ho cruise past that little bit of sea en route to the Scillys. Meet you there!

[@montimitchellsr]

You’re making KZbin stars of these helpers Well done. Look forward to every new video

[@pbk380]

Leo and Crew, you are doing a beautiful job on Tally Ho. Every plank add reveals her beautiful lines, I cant wait to see her use those lines to smoothly cut through the water.

[@beerandbarrechords8035]

Ah my weekend just got alot better :)

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Thank you for a great video. What a fantastic crew you've got. Planking is looking really nice. From the rivet tests it appears that the planking will give way long before the rivets. Tally-Ho should be good for the next 100 years. Take care all of you, stay well and have a great week ahead.

[@borgman151]

Am I the only one that moves their mouse and gets more and more sad as the time runs out on the video?

[@thomasarussellsr]

Why torture yourself in such a way? Just enjoy it as long as you can. When it is over, then go back and look for particular spots you wish to comment on or highlight in your comments. Nothing wrong with watching it twice through, just sit back with a favorite beverage and enjoy it the first time through.😉

[@stevenr8606]

... like were is Petes dog, Halftrack at?

[@marshallmoneymaker8322]

Guilty !!!!!!!

[@jackrosberg]

@@thomasarussellsr shame on me...

[@thomasarussellsr]

@@jackrosberg hahahha! You do you, Mate. I just don't understand why people like to torture themselves. If you find watching the clock to be other than pleasurable, just quit watching the clock. Seems simple to me. But everyone has something that drives their habits, be they good or bad.

[@MegaJoeytube]

Pete's explanations are spot on. I have no clue about boats but he makes it simple to follow.

[@AndyM_323YYY]

On strength testing, what I find truly marvelous is how the original boat - rotten throughout though it was - was still holding together.

[@thomasarussellsr]

Yup, and they didn't have fancy testing facilities. "If it holds a team of twenty horses pulling from both directions, it'll hold a boat together. That'd be my wager. Would have likely been the most fancy test they would have come up with.

[@pyrrhical3423]

@@thomasarussellsr this boat was built post industrial revolution. To suggest that engineers of the time had no proper testing method is absurd! Ultimate tensile stress, shear stress etc etc are not new in their discoveries and have had proper testing for a long time now

[@paulweeks2801]

Another great video and now Tally Ho taking shape her lines are so pleasing to the eye. What a great team, and such meticulous detailing, well done Pete on the caulking bevel explanation and that Makita router trick really works! Good luck and can’t wait to see plank 106 getting riveted in place.... thank you all

[@Vincent-dc6ku]

Planking is my favourite part so far.

[@Vepoch]

Pete is really good at explaining things in terms I understand. What an asset to the project.

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Great way to start my weekend. Is it me or has Pete become more... comfortable...? with the camera? Great job guys! Cheers from Tokyo! Stu

[@andyrbush]

Not suprised the crew is gettng faster. You can see over the past videos, them not only getting more skilled and practiced, but also stronger as they work. A great project. And great videos.

[@moebeddah2288]

Loved seeing Rosie tie off that extension cord junction. I used to do touring concert sound, and we always referred to things like that as, 'making them melon proof'. If one was not diligent in anticipating potential problem areas, inevitably some 'melon' would trip over the cord right in the middle of the guitar solo. Just took me back for a bit there. Fine work being done, as usual.

[@edwardschmitt5710]

You sure that term wasn't coined by a Blind Melon roadie? That is my understanding of it's origination.

[@dennisdownes9319]

I was thinking the same!!

[@moebeddah2288]

@@dennisdownes9319 You all may be correct. I never knew the origin, but knew how to make stuff 'melon proof'. Both of your thoughts on this make a great deal of sense, however!

[@moebeddah2288]

Not to belabor a point, but I ran across an old Showco buddy on FB, and this is what I got. ."Haha - well ya Melon... 😉 as we know, a person that is in error can be referred to as a Melon or Melonhead. Soo... you get it Example- we tried to protect a XLR junction box so a Melon does no step on it. And if they were to, they would be a Melonhead. An unprotected, unmarked area is referred to as a Melon trap...😁" Cheers!

[@taterkaze9428]

Hands down the best build channel on YT.

[@roygardiner4002]

I've been watching assiduously for months to see this Tiny House completed, only to find out now IT'S A BOAT !

[@splitSec_fpv]

Awesome video, as always Leo! A biweekly highlight in my day-to-day life... And thanks for the wee "shout-out" ;) It's pretty cool being part of this community :D

[@marshallmoneymaker8322]

Guys and gal, she looks amazing absolutely stunning! You should be very proud of the work you are doing. I can not wait to see her without the shed around her. I want to be there so badly.

[@AquaMarine1000]

This west coast build is a lot more interesting to watch than the build on the east side.

[@safetyinstructor]

Awesome project! Definitely one of the few gems I found on KZbin. Greetings from frosty northern germany.

[@catherinehackett7722]

Pete does a marvelous job of explaining things! The two of you make things very clear and easy to visualize for someone like me who has no experience with boat building beyond a stitch and tape dinghy.

[@deepriver6155]

Seeing Tallyho now it’s like she’s starting to live and breath again, amazing!!!

[@anthonypage1510]

Pete was very excited about that one

[@andreassund7822]

I just love the way you (both Leo and Pete) explain how you’re thinking about the way to plank a boat like this. Easy, safe and efficient! Can’t wait for episode 91.2 ...

[@davidantill6949]

Next week to get it back on schedule???

[@The1mannishboy]

You go Pete... knowledge, skill and wit, all in one lean mean boat building machine

[@Fawleygairs]

Thanks, I never want these videos to end!! Keeping me sane in the UK, Many thanks Leo and Team 👍👍

[@JustMe-pp1mp]

The best part is they're just as good the second time around. Seems nowadays I got the time to do just that. Stay healthy over there.

[@jurassicmark5403]

So glad to see you back. My world had a big gap while you were gone!

[@gordonpeden6234]

As I've watched I wondered why you were cutting narrow planks? Now I know! To offset expansion and contraction. Love this series.

[@gregmonaghan]

Boat-building is a piece of cake with time-lapse! Great stuff guys and gals.

[@denniss5512]

Pete is really opening up with his dialog. His tech explainations are great!

[@000001willy]

That router jig at the end of genius craftsmanship at work, which saves a lot of time. Very smart.

[@richardsinclair9449]

Pete was great today at explaining the methods of bevels and corking angles, certainly beginning to shine through as a 100% competent teacher of the trade, as I already knew, he would be, once he got over the stage fright........ What a great project indeed... What a great team indeed together... Well done to all concerned....

[@lebarosky]

One of the more brilliant videos ever posted by this group. Pete's description of how carvel built wooden ships are made water tight should be required viewing for any historian studying wooden ships. Also, I would like to point out something about the over-engineering of the boat, which the rivet testing shows is clearly one of Leo's obsessions. Along those lines, I just want to point out that the actual history of Tally Ho is strong evidence that the design and construction as prescribed by the plans is extremely over-engineered and incredibly durable. The boat was subjected to a range of function and mistreatment in sea conditions spanning the globe for a very long history, and came through with flying colors. That is very strong evidence, to my mind, that this version of the boat will be incredibly strong, seaworthy, and will care for the health of its crew and passengers so long as they care for themselves. Also, the incredible beauty of this vessel is growing as its sea-meeting skin is completed. It is so exciting!

[@samiamm5764]

Happy Saturday, gang 🥂

[@genesloan3175]

I'm amazed at how this boat build has held me in rapt attentiveness.... Now I'm already dreading when the build will be completed.... Thank you Leo and the rest of the crew for the long building process! It's now revealing the results that are now an obvious boat about to be afloat!

[@wirekat]

I just love the attention to detail, the many production improvements and MORE PETE!

[@francisdavey2386]

Nice to see Petes' presentation skills coming on strong.

[@joelkliebe]

It’s looking great guys!! Keep grinding! Buy Pete a new pair of boots- he’s been working hard.

[@tomdenny8507]

Incredibly, I have enjoyed the music in every single Sampson Boat Co. video. Aside from the wonderful boat building and excellent video production, that is amazing.

[@paulhaynes8045]

Somehow I missed the 'part 1' bit in the title, so that ending really caught me out! I'm all on edge now waiting for the second part - quite disturbing. But the boat is looking so good now, it's starting to feel like it really will be finished "in two years time"!! The amount of work that's going into this is quite overwhelming, though. I shall never be able to look at a boat again and just think "oh, a boat" - now I'll be looking at every boat and wondering how it was built and how much work went into it. It just goes to show that we are essentially and fundamentally a cooperative species, not a competitive one.

[@SVTalitha]

Thanks for letting us join the journey Leo I love watching the progress and I'm learning so much the easy way, instead of by trial and error as I re-commence restoring a 28 foot wooden double ender here in Australia. Love it if anyone wants to join the journey! ​

[@Kiwigd]

Watching from Auckland, the morning of day two in the Prada Cup Final.. the classic technology used so well on Tally Ho contrasts dramatically to the modern tech of the AC boats, both masterfully executed. Thanks Leo and team🙏for this weeks update.

[@pappyjohn8142]

Leo, Pete & The Best Crew ever are trending!!!! Way to go guys and gals.

[@soylentgreen326]

No worries Leo watched Eric Sykes "The plank" 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍😊 Riveting stuff😆🎯

[@mmanut]

Enjoy watching HIGH SKILLED CRAFTSMEN applying their craft‼️‼️ FANTASTIC PROJECT‼️👍👍⛵️⛵️. Vinny 🇺🇸

[@anthonymurphy2806]

Thank God, I was having some real withdrawal symptoms !

[@JustMe-pp1mp]

I know..what are we gonna do in 2 years when she launches???

[@alexandermenzies9954]

@@JustMe-pp1mp Be there? Travel allowing.

[@jpdj2715]

It's coming together so beautifully. I have commented in the past that Tally Ho will be the same as before but much better. I still hold to that.

[@huwwilliams6749]

Hi, I am from the Bristol area and your support of Pete and his stepping up is inspiring - i look so much for your youtube every second week - keep up the good work

[@pauldixon3677]

She's coming together nicely now Leo. All that hard work is paying off. Keep up the good work. I cant wait for my next installment of Tally Ho.

[@neilfairless4589]

Great update Leo, love the hack with the router, work smarter not harder and that is smart thinking.

[@Horridge]

It must be so exciting seeing the planks go on after all this time and work. As an outsider, it's the planks that really make it begin to look like a boat, and not a wooden skeleton.

[@BruceEEvans1]

I LOVE the music you use in your videos.

[@SampsonBoatCo]

Thanks!

[@andybtec]

I'm no boater but this series is unmissable. The skills and knowledge of all involved make them a joy to watch

[@hanssolo4ever]

This was a really good video. I liked the test of the copper rivets.

[@sallykoep]

The remaking of Tally Ho is such an impressive enterprise. A team of people from all over, of all backgrounds, is working together to produce something remarkable in today's world - a hand-built wooden artefact that should last another hundred years. Every member of that team will have a great memory, something to tell their grandchildren - I helped rebuild Tally Ho! Another aspect of this that is obvious but may go unnoticed is the use of power tools. The manual work going into the project is immense, but it's staggering to think how much more work it would have been to do the job with only hand saws, adzes and so on. But all in all, what a task, and what a result. As a mere onlooker, I feel privileged to watch this amazing undertaking unfold, and I raise a glass to everyone involved. It's not too much to say that the experience of watching this work has enhanced my life. Thank you!

[@bruceedmunds2044]

Leo, .you have assembled a great team. I'm amazed of the craftsmanship everyone has. I really enjoy watching your channel.

[@thechickensaladsandwichman9171]

I do not have words to describe how excited I am to see this new video

[@garnierchristian3589]

Glad to see you again , hello from France.

[@tdmmcl1532]

family: hey watcha watching? me: (three days later)...can I have my computer back! this stuff is family friendly...and I really appreciate that..... its quite inspiration too....gets the kids exciting about building things... of course, now I have to explain why we can't build a full size working fire truck in the garage ...lol

[@EleanorPeterson]

I probably sound a bit weird and creepy saying this, but I find it genuinely exciting seeing those hull curves taking shape. What beautiful lines! :-)

[@jb9090]

The cork bedding bevel segment was fascinating